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A lot of you may be wondering just how the NFL Schedule gets set each and every year. To the casual observer, it may seem like a random selection of opponents for any given team, but believe it or not, there is quite a bit of structure to it. Let’s start with the basics.
In DFS, we tend to focus primarily on things we do not have control of, and rightfully so. For example, we control WHO is in our lineups but NOT how well they perform. Although how they perform is obviously extremely important, it is not the only thing we should be focusing on because we simply do not have control over that.
The Chicago Cubs literally powered their way to the NLCS, homering 10 times in the four game series against the St. Louis Cardinals. The record for most home runs in a divisional series is 10, put up by the Seattle Mariners in 1995, the New York Yankees in 1995, and the Houston Astros in 2004. And it wasn’t just one or two guys doing it for the Cubs. A total of seven different players homered during the series.
It is becoming increasingly clear that this could be the end of the road for Peyton Manning. If this is indeed Peyton’s final season, they need to know if Brock Osweiler is the QB of their future.
Who needs to make a change at QB in order to save their season? Should Peyton Manning ride the pine? All this and more in the week 5 edition of NFL Wrap-Up.
When the clock ticked down to triple zeros in last night’s TNF matchup between the Indianapolis Colts and the Houston Texans, the scoreboard at NRG Stadium looked oh-so familiar. For the 16th time in a row, the Colts had bested a division foe, setting the record for most consecutive division wins by any team in NFL History.
In sports, there is nothing more exciting than an elimination game, and it’s why we, as fans, gravitate towards every single game 7, March Madness tournament, and Super Bowl. Fans expect teams to play their best with their backs against the wall – and most of the time they do.
Our experts make their weekly NFL predictions and choose winners in each and every matchup of week 1. Find out who to pick and why our experts think these teams will come out ahead in week one.
It’s a special occasion for Syracuse. Coach Jim Boeheim and team are headed to the Final Four on the tenth anniversary of the school’s first and only NCAA Championship win back in 2003. The Syracuse Orange will face the Michigan Wolverines this Saturday at the Georgia Dome. Will history repeat itself?
Will Mike Trout be able to repeat the performance he had when he won the Rookie of the Year award in 2012?
