By Michael Vallee Sometimes it takes the results of a game to see the obvious. Or at least the results of the first quarter. Entering Sunday’s game in New Orleans, Patriots fans were predictably on edge. It was just 10 days ago that they watched their team get humiliated at home in front of a national television audience. It was the type of loss that triggers immediate concerns about…
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By John Sarianides 1.So much for Clemson taking a step back after winning a national championship huh? They demolished Louisville and made a statement in the process. Kelly Bryant and the Tigers officially the favorites to win the ACC and get back to the college football playoff. 2. USC proved that they are a legit national title contender with their comeback win over Texas. Quarterback Sam Darnold did not play…
Benny Mac throwing Eli Manning under the bus last night was priceless. By John Sarianides Here are ten thoughts from the weekend that was in the NFL. 1.The Giants stink offensively. Sure, Ben McAdoo can throw Eli Manning under the bus all he wants, but the fact of the matter is, McAdoo’s play calling hasn’t exactly been stellar. 2.The Saints were the perfect hungover cure for the Patriots after their…
By John Sarianides Headline: The Patriots will look to bounce back this week after an embarrassing home loss to the Chiefs on opening night. 5 Thoughts On This Game 1. Open Up in No Huddle: This game has the potential to be a shootout so the Patriots should open the game in no huddle, push the pace and put the pressure on Brees and the Saints offense to keep up….
By John Sarianides It’s week two of the NFL season and fantasy football line ups are starting to shape up. Here are my good bets and bad bets for Week 2. Quarterback Good Bets 1. Jameis Winston vs. Bears: I love this match up for Winston against a Bears defense that doesn’t get consistent pressure and can’t cover the deep ball. 2. Carson Palmer vs. Colts: Palmer has looked old…
We could be witnessing the last shootout between Brady and Brees. By John Sarianides Week one wasn’t too bad as I finished with a winning record. I want to do a little better this week and based on the schedule, I should do well. Especially if I take the home favorites. Here are my picks for week two. Patriots (-6.5) at Saints: The Patriots were humiliated at home by Kansas…
Heisman front runner Lamar Jackson is ready to make a statement against Clemson. By John Sarianides #1 Alabama (-29) vs. Colorado State: Former Georgia coach Mike Bobo knows Alabama well but it isn’t going to matter. The Tide is rolling and they should cover as a home favorite. #3 Oklahoma (-34.5) vs. Tulane: Baker Mayfield and company look hungry and ready to prove that they are a legit national title contender. They will roll…
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By John Sarianides Here are ten thoughts about week one in the NFL. 1.The Chiefs beating the Patriots is a surprise but you had to figure the Patriots were due for a let down after their epic Super Bowl LI comeback. At least the 19-0 talk has been shelved. 2. Speaking of 19-0. Did the 1972 Dolphins pop champagne the other night? Just curious. 3. The Ravens are for real….