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Will The Cleveland Browns Ever Figure It Out?

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The Cleveland Browns, a team perpetually stifled and thoroughly bathed in failure, currently own a record of 0-12 ahead of Sunday’s matchup with division and in-state rival Cincinnati, which has also endured a disappointing season. If the Browns lose their final four games of the season, which feature road trips to Buffalo and Pittsburgh and […]

Crockett, Witter Shine; Defense Falters As Mizzou Falls 63-37 To Vols

By: Matthew Terry Despite 740 yards of offense – 420 of them on the ground – Mizzou’s defense couldn’t stop Joshua Dobbs and the #19 Tennessee Volunteers, falling on the road to the Vols 63-37. The game was tight the entire way, Mizzou striking first off a 22-yard run from freshman sensation Damarea Crockett, followed […]

Possible Replacements For Mark Helfrich At Oregon

By: Matthew Terry The Oregon Ducks need a change. A powerhouse in the Pac-12 since the late 2000’s, the Oregon Ducks are faltering with a 3-6 record. Head Coach Mark Helfrich has struggled in the past few years after getting to a National Championship in 2014. With Nike founder and famed Oregon alum and donor […]

Mediocrity Infesting The 2016 NFL Season

By: Ben Brady The ratings are down this season for the NFL across the board. Less viewers have been tuning in for Monday, Thursday and Sunday Night Football. According to an article by CBS Boston, ratings have now declined year-to-year in 27 of 28 of the NFL’s primetime games this year. It doesn’t help when […]

AFC South, The NFL’s Worst Division

Digesting Why the AFC South is So Bad By: Langston Newsome Every year fans across the U.S crave the sport which no other country can rival: Football. The NFL has dominated “the Lord’s Day” for years now and has begun to branch out, now gaining massive viewership on Mondays and (maybe) Thursdays. The point is, […]

NFC East Bringing Drama And Strong Football

By: Zach Strauch The NFC East, a division won by 9-7 Washington last season, is at it again. The group of East Coast teams and their companion from Dallas, which collectively produced an impeccable horror show of a season last year, are all over .500 as Week 9 rolls around. The division punctuates a season […]

Week 9 Fantasy Football Tips

By: Billy Finn Well, it may not feel like it, but the NFL regular season is already half over! As shocking as that may be, what’s even more shocking is that fantasy playoffs are right around the corner. One of the most important parts of fantasy is depth, especially this time of year when injuries […]

Corralling The Kids

By: Devin Glennon Here we are, heading into the 7th week of the 2016-17 NFL season, and it has been a season full of headlines, despite them being predominately negative. Most of these headlines are coming from individual players and their actions, too. Players are constantly combating Goodell’s strict regulations, which I love, because I do not like […]

An Early College Football Playoff Prediction

By: Matt Hosler Since college football is getting to almost the halfway point, I thought it would be a good time to let out my prediction on who makes the playoff this year. While there’s still plenty of football left to be played, I think I have seen enough of the season to finally put […]

Are The Vikings The NFC’s Best Team?

By: Zach Strauch In front of an overflow crowd at the newly-built U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis on Monday night, the Vikings trotted to the home sideline. The visiting New York Giants, who had just suffered a crippling home loss to the Redskins the previous week, maneuvered to the visitor’s side. No Teddy Bridgewater. No […]