NFL: Divisional Round Once Again Doesn’t Disappoint As Proving Ground
Not that it really needs it, but if the NFL’s Divisional Round had a catchy name two top candidates would have to be the “Elite 8,” (though the NCAA may […]
Not that it really needs it, but if the NFL’s Divisional Round had a catchy name two top candidates would have to be the “Elite 8,” (though the NCAA may […]
Check out the new visual format of the 3 and Outs. Ryan will be back after every game with new commentary exclusive to WARR Media.
Though nothing that’s happened in the first 16 games really matters at this point, all of those experiences in some how made the team into the finished product it will be on the field at the Superdome.
Check out the new visual format of the 3 and Outs. Ryan will be back after every game with new commentary exclusive to WARR Media.
Left in the divisional round is a whole lot of newness, and Blackness, among the QBs, which means that the 2020 NFL playoffs could mark a true changing of the guard in regards to the league’s star power and its on-field power.
In the NFL, no matter the odds, David only has to out-do Goliath once to advance to the next round. Looking at the 2019-20 playoff field, there are quite a few obvious “Davids” but no clear “Goliaths.”
The third of our quarterly NFL rankings straight from the hosts of WARR’s All-32 podcast.
The second of our quarterly NFL rankings straight from the hosts of WARR’s All-32 podcast.
This would be a good time for an official State of the Union address for the Chicago Bears, though at such times the average administration would have a better approval rating than this franchise currently has.
The now “Money Losing Mitch” is in no arguable way a deserving starting NFL quarterback right now. He’s just lucky to be on maybe the one NFL team with no earthly option to replace him.