It’s week 16 in the NFL and things are slowly falling into place regarding the playoffs. There are a lot of good games this weekend, so lets just get right to the point. This weekend’s best: Ravens (9-5) at Dallas (9-5): Even with Dallas playing defense well lately, we like the Ravens offense to outdo them, in what will likely be game of the week
Join Site Editor Matt Loede and ProFootball101.org fantasy expert Josh Satler for this Friday edition of Gridiron Gabbin.
In Week 15, it was another stellar week. We hit two out of the three best bets against the spread and four out of six altogether
San Francisco 49ers linebacker Patrick Willis is a pretty good football player. We know this because even though he plays on a team that never makes an appearance on national television these days, and has won only 10 games in the last two seasons, Willis was named the Defensive Rookie of the …
Hey Yardbarkers– As I was trying to figure out what to write in my first blog in the ‘Yard, I went to Whole Foods to get some dinner. I ordered a sandwich, and as the lady who made it began to cut it, I kinda cringed. She cut my sandwich in half from the side, not on a diagonal
An 8-7 week for week 14 puts me at 106-97 as we head into the second to last week of the regular season (where has the season gone?!). There are big games across the board, and no better time than now to get to them, so here we go: Saturday: Baltimore at Dallas (-4) Two teams still looking to make the postseason, and Ravens were not able to stop the Steelers a week ago, while the Cowboys got a big win over the Giants at home. This will be the final game ever at Texas Stadium, and you can bet there will be some emotion there for the Cowboys
There has been a lot of talk about the Lions looking at former Ravens head coach Brian Billick to lead them in the 2009 season.
By Josh Satler - ProFootball101.org Must Starts: 1. Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Tennessee Titans If Pittsburgh makes the Titans one dimensional, which is more than likely, look for this pass rush to be relentless towards Collins.
Since no one reads this anymore and I have shopping to do, you will get no explanations as to why I am picking teams.
Since the Pro Bowl’s pretty much a “Who’s the most famous?” contest, I believe that the NFL needs an award to recognize guys who were once thought of as scrubs (if they were even thought of at all) and emerged from obscurity to have a fantastic year. I call it the Who’s This Fellow?
