Dallas Cowboys: Thoughts and Predictions on the Hall of Fame Game
Fantasy Football: Three QB Camp Battles Primed to Make or Break Your Team
Decisions, Decisions, Decisions. Don’t worry. We’ve all been there. Watch one more episode on Netflix or call it a night. Finally, get that six-pack you’ve been talking about for months or that six-pack in the fridge you’ve been thirsting on for hours; Or DJ Moore or Robby Anderson. These “little” choices can tie you in …
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Truth Ertz? Assessing the Biggest Trade Rumors in the NFL
Believe me when I say this, this has to be one the most active NFL off-seasons I’ve ever seen. To an extent, a lot of that has been influenced by an unusual season last year due to Covid-19 and so many collegiate players opting not to play football last year. It’s a safe bet to …
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2021 NFL Draft: Three Players on Notice After Day 1
Three players who are on sharp notice after Day 1 of the 2021 NFL Draft. One of my favorite TV shows of all time is Game of Thrones. It’s great television; An interesting plot with a story that’s driven heavily by its characters. The NFL Draft is very similar in this regard. So many players …
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Are You Ready for Some (more) NFL Football?
How a 17 game schedule will change the NFL’s past, present, and future. When it comes to opinions about the NFL, there’s few topics where nothing can change my mind: John Gruden is Barry Switzer 2.0, Ben McAdoo was right to bench Eli Manning for Geno Smith, and the biggest thing you’ll never convince me …
For the Dallas Cowboys, Less is More
Perhaps I’m a bit biased, but out of the major American sports leagues, the NFL’s draft and the coverage leading up to it is unlike any of its counterparts (MLB, NHL, NBA). It seems like as soon as the confetti is swept off the field on Super Bowl Sunday, the NFL media and the fans put on …
Hate it or Love it, Dallas Had to Make it Rayne
After what felt like years of uncertainty, the Dallas Cowboys and Dak Prescott have finally agreed to a long-term contract extension. Prescott’s new deal is worth 160 million dollars over 4 years (an average of 40 million dollars per year). Cowboys fans can exhale their collective breath now that the contract ordeal is over and …