After Week 2, five SEC teams are rated among the top 20 in the AP Top 25. Eight clubs were still in the top 25 after two weeks last season. Seven SEC teams were ranked two seasons ago. Six were ranked in 2019. No. 1 The only other team in the top five is Georgia.… Continue reading Are the Days of SEC Dominance Over?

Tuesday marked the quarterback of the Cincinnati Bengals’ official return to practice after missing a little more than a month due to a calf strain. The team, which has not officially commented on Burrow’s condition, is said to have been confident for several weeks that Burrow will be ready for their Sept. 10 season opening… Continue reading Burrow is Back for First Time in a Month

Through two preseason games, Bryce Young hadn’t accomplished much, either well or poorly. Not entirely his fault. He didn’t have enough time to settle in thanks to the offensive line of the Carolina Panthers. In the final preseason game against the Detroit Lions, the Panthers’ line performed well, and Young’s outcomes were extremely strong. opening-round… Continue reading Bryce Young has Encouraging Outing this Week

Even after two consecutive national championships, Kirby Smart will continue to be compared to Nick Saban. But if Smart’s team accomplishes in 2023 what no Saban team has, Smart will have a strong case to become college football’s new leader. Georgia enters the season seeking a third consecutive national championship. No team has won three… Continue reading Can Georgia Make it Three Championships in a Row?

According to a report by Vinny Bonsignore of the Las Vegas Review-Journal, running back Josh Jacobs is anticipated to return to the Las Vegas Raiders prior to the team’s September 10 season opener against the Denver Broncos. The 25-year-old has been absent from the organization since he and the Raiders were unable to reach an… Continue reading For Josh Jacobs All Roads Lead Back to Vegas

Via AP – Las Vegas NV – John Copenhaver, a junior tight end for North Carolina, receives a group text message from his university informing him of the most recent sports betting scandal or emphasizing the significance of adhering to regulations prohibiting sports betting. Every day, it is drilled into our minds, he said. Schools… Continue reading Schools Are Paying Monitors to Keep Players and Coaches from Gambling

30 year old Jadeveon Clowney has just signed a one year deal with the Baltimore Ravens. He spent last year in Cleveland,  a main rival for his new team. Clowney registered just 2.0 sacks last year with the Cleveland Browns. This is because he missed five games and was plagued by injuries the entire season.… Continue reading Jadeveon Clowney Signs with Ravens

Sam Howell, a product of North Carolina, has been appointed the Washington Commanders’ starting quarterback by coach Ron Rivera, making him the most recent in a line of quarterbacks for the team in recent years. After consulting with quarterbacks coach Tavita Pritchard and new offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy, Rivera made the announcement on Friday morning… Continue reading Sam Howell is Named the Starter in Washington

This forthcoming cycle of league realignment is more unclear than the previous one in several ways. At least the first time, which was earlier this month, we knew who was involved, where the money was going, and who was dispersing it. As the four surviving Pac-12 schools try to determine where they will play in… Continue reading Where Will the Remaining Pac-12 Teams End Up?

The offense of the New York Jets just gained another elite playmaker to work with Aaron Rodgers. According to a source with knowledge of the negotiations, Dalvin Cook, a former running back for the Minnesota Vikings, and the New York Jets reached an agreement on a one-year contract on Monday. Because the team hadn’t made… Continue reading NY Jets and Running Back Dalvin Cook Agree to Terms