NFL

Three-Step Slant: 3 Reasons Why the Seahawks Should Sign Colin Kaepernick

May 16, 2017
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By John Sarianides Seattle Seahawks general manager John Schneider acknowledged yesterday that he has indeed reached out to free agent Colin Kaepernick’s agent. The Seahawks need a back up quarterback and have expressed an interest in both Kaepernick and Robert Griffin Jr. Here are three reasons why Kap would be a great fit in Seattle. 1. Fits the Offensive Scheme: Kaepernick fits offensive coordinator Darrell Bevell’s scheme because his game is…

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3-Step Slant: Three Reasons Why Jay Cutler Will Suck as a Broadcaster

May 5, 2017
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By John Sarianides Former Chicago Bears quarterback Jay Cutler has officially retired and has been hired by FOX as an in game broadcaster. Cutler will more than likely replace John Lynch as Kevin Burkhardt’s partner. That is a shame because Burkhardt is good and Cutler has the personality of a dead squirrel. Burkhardt deserves a partner with a pulse. Here are three reasons why I think Cutler will suck as…

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Opinion: The Bills and Vikings Did the Right Thing Not Picking Up the Fifth Year Options on Watkins and Bridgewater

May 4, 2017
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By John Sarianides I cannot say that I am surprised that the Buffalo Bills declined to pick up Sammy Watkins fifth year option or that the Minnesota Vikings declined to pick up Teddy Bridgewater‘s fifth year option. Both organizations made the difficult decision to not pick up the option while at the same time admitting that they made bad decisions in the 2014 draft. The Bills have to be the…

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Opinion: 3 Reasons Why Adrian Peterson Is a Bad Fit for the Saints

April 26, 2017
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Featured image courtesy of sbnation.  By John Sarianides I am scratching my head as to why the New Orleans Saints would sign Adrian Peterson. Peterson is no longer an elite running back. That is why the Saints signing him to a two year deal makes no sense to me. Especially when you consider the fact that the Saints already have a lead back in Mark Ingram. The 32 year old…

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2017 NFL Draft: NFC Team Needs

April 25, 2017
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by John Sarianides What will the Niners do at two? Inquiring minds want to know. NFC EAST Dallas Cowboys: CB, S, DT, DE, WR The Cowboys could go in myriad of directions in the first round but look for them to go either corner or safety. Both positions are deep in this draft. Addressing the defensive line, namely defensive end will also be a priority for Jerry Jones. New York…

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Opinion: If the Browns Pass Up on Myles Garrett, They Might As Well Close Up Shop!

April 21, 2017
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By John Sarianides According to NFL insider Jason LaCanfora, there is internal strife within the Browns organization regarding the first overall pick.  The front office and owner Jimmy Haslem want to draft a quarterback. Presumably that quarterback is Mitchell Trubisky. Conversely, head coach Hue Jackson and his staff want to draft Texas A&M defensive end Myles Garrett.  In the end, one has to assume that the Browns will ultimately draft…

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Four Downs With Joe: Talkimg About Four of the Top Stories in the NFL

April 8, 2017
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By John Sarianides Here are four stories in the NFL that caught my attention this week. 1st Down: Richard Sherman Asked for a Trade: I must admit, this is surprising to me. It speaks to how bad things are between Sherman and the Seahawks. Why would one of the top corners in the league that plays in a scheme catered to his talent want out? It makes no sense?  Of…

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First & 10: Ten Thoughts from the World of Football

April 6, 2017
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I am not 100% sold on Patrick Mahomes. Spread quarterbacks are a scary lot at the next level.  By John Sarianides 1.One has to assume that with the Patriots re-signing Brandon Bolden means that LeGarrette Blount is officially out of the picture. How many running backs can you carry? Seriously. 2. Texas Tech quarterback Patrick Mahomes is the apple of many eyes around the NFL but I still don’t buy…

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Opinion: Tony Romo Retiring is Not a Surprise

April 4, 2017
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By John Sarianides I am not surprised that Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo’s has decided to retire. Contrary to what some are saying in the industry, there wasn’t much interest in Romo around the NFL. Had there been and the situation was right, Romo would have kept playing. Ultimately, he decided that relocating his family and the uncertainty of a new situation were not worth continuing his playing career. Romo is…

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Opinion: The Patriots Are Hypocrites for Saying They Won’t Draft Joe Mixon

March 30, 2017
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By John Sarianides According to league sources, the Patriots have taken Oklahoma running back Joe Mixon off their draft board. Mixon struck a women in the face after an altercation at a bar in 2015. Video surfaced of the incident and it clearly showed Mixon punching the women. Mixon is a first round talent but because of the violent nature of the video, he will more than likely not get…

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