Photo Credit: The Advocate Over the past few weeks we have witnessed the NFL offseason at its best. Free Agent Signings, trades, negotiations, and with all of that the NFL draft is coming up in about a month. So with that being said just about every team has added something of value and lost something of value at this point in the offseason. Here is every … Continue reading Every NFL Team’s Biggest Addition and Subtraction
Photo Credit: CBS Spotrs The NFL combine is in a few days and that has every football fan wondering what player their favorite team will draft in the first round. With that being said here is my Pre Combine Mock Draft. 1.) Cleveland Browns Pick: Texas A&M DE Myles Garrett When Desmond Bryant and Danny Shelton are the two big guys to worry about on … Continue reading Pre Combine Mock Draft
Photo Credit: The Undefeated The Philadelphia Eagles finished the 2017 season at 7-9, last place in the NFC East. While they missed the playoffs after a 3-0 start to the season there is a lot to be excited about in Philadelphia. Here are my 2016 end of season grades for the Eagles Offense. Offensive Line: LT Jason Peters: Grade: A- The Body Guard has been … Continue reading Eagles Offensive Grades
Photo Credit: Sporting News In an Earlier article I gave out grades to the majority of the Eagles offense. Here are my grades for the Eagles defense. Defensive Line: LE Connor Barwin: Grade: D+ Stats: 34 Total Tackles, 5.0 Sacks, 1 Forced Fumble Connor Barwin had trouble making the shift from a 3-4 Outside Linebacker to a 4-3 Defensive End. He had made the adjustments … Continue reading Eagles Defensive Grades
Photo Credit: ESPN The Philadelphia Eagles finished the 2016/17 NFL Season with a 7-9 record, finishing in last place in the NFC East. The Eagles are young and talented in all 3 phases of the game but there are some key pieces that are missing from this team on both offense and defense. The Eagles had the worst Wide Receiver Corps in all of Football … Continue reading Eagles Perfect Offseason
Photo Credit: Sports Illustrated Philadelphia is considered to be one of the biggest sports cities in all of the United States of America. Fans are passionate about every team that represents the City of Brotherly Love. Although it hasn’t been easy for Philly fans to watch their teams over the past few years. The Eagles went 10-6 in both of the first two years of … Continue reading The Roaring (20)20’s of Philadelphia
Photo Credit: themodelbakery.com The 2016 NFL season is now behind us, so which teams have the best chance to win Super Bowl LII? 1. New England Patriots. The Patriots have many key free agents from their 2016 team, but with almost $70 million in cap space, they will be able to re-sign some of them. The good thing for the Patriots is that all-pro tight … Continue reading The Top Contenders For Super Bowl LII
Photo Credit: 247sports For the last two weeks we have been hearing about the star players for the New England Patriots and Atlanta Falcons, but which lesser- known players could have an impact on the game? 1. Austin Hooper. The Atlanta Falcons tight end has been productive throughout the season and that could continue on Sunday. Because the Patriots have to worry about players like … Continue reading Super Bowl 51 Difference Makers
Photo credit: WRGZ.com Week 1 of the 2016-17′ season an unfamiliar number 4 jogged out onto the turf to lead the Dallas Cowboys in the huddle. The fourth round draft pick in the 2015 NFL Draft out of Mississippi State and NFL MVP candidate, Dak Prescott, completed 25 of 45 passing attempts for a total of 227 yards. Not bad for a rookie stepping in … Continue reading America’s Team Flourishing
Photo Credit: usatoday.com The NFL season is almost over, and the Cleveland Browns have yet to win a game. After many disappointing seasons, they’ll need to make some big offseason moves if they’d like to be a contender in the AFC. Luckily, they have the pieces to do that. The Browns will have 2 of some of the top picks in the draft to either … Continue reading Why The Cleveland Browns Luck Will Change
Photo Credit: musketfire.com New York Giants running back Shane Vereen has re-injured his triceps in Sunday’s win vs. the Detroit Lions. Earlier this season, week 3 to be exact, Vereen tore his triceps against the Washington Redskins, keeping him out till week 14. Vereen, 27, is more of a receiving back then a running back. He spent his first 4 seasons with the New England Patriots, then … Continue reading Shane Vereen Re-Tears Triceps
Photo Credit: The Seattle Times The Seahawks will have to play the rest of their season without their all-pro safety on the field. Earl Thomas went down early in a Sunday Night Football game against the Carolina Panthers with a leg injury. Thomas broke his tibia as he collided with teammate Kam Chancellor. He broke up the pass, but what followed was devastating to all … Continue reading Earl Thomas Out For Season
Photo Credit: Boston Herald Many questions have came out this week dealing with New England Patriots’ all-pro tight end, Rob Gronkowski, who was ruled out for the remainder of the season with a back injury. Gronkowski is a vital piece to their offense and most people knew that losing him could be detrimental to their team. The Patriots need someone to step up for them … Continue reading Replacing Rob Gronkowski
Photo Credit: SportsPress (featured image), CBS Sports & ESPN (team logos) How To Add Logos: To All SportsPress Developmental Writers: I recommend copying ALL logos for the sport which you are creating a list for. Then take out the logos you want and delete the others, either by dragging them out one by one, or by copying each logo you would like. NOTE: YOU MUST COPY A … Continue reading Team Logos (For Use by Writers)
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