• MHSFCA announces its 2024 All-State football team
  • Connecticut Football Alliance releases 129 game schedule for the 2025
  • Maye, Henry provide hopeful message to Pats fans on Christmas eve
  • Catching up with Vincent Busa after his commitment to URI
  • Phillips Exeter’s Isaiah Reese honored to be playing in the Under Armour All-American game

Dime Package: Ten Thoughts On The Week That Was in the NFL

Vontae Davis retiring at halftime of Sunday’s game against the Chargers was the top story of the weekend. Ten Thoughts on he week that was in the NFL. 1. If the Colts can find a way to run the football and play defense the way they did Sunday, they could be a playoff contender in the AFC. 2. Cornerback Vontae Davis quitting at halftime of the Chargers, Bills game makes…

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Dime Package: Ten Thoughts on the Week That Was in College Football

Here are some thoughts on the week that was in college football. 1. Alabama is a machine. Period! They absolutely pounded a good Ole Miss team 62-7. 2. I can’t say I’m surprised that Wisconsin lost to BYU. You could see it coming when they fell behind. Wisconsin is not built to come from behind. 3. Florida State has a lot of problems right now on both sides of the…

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Patriots Pulse Blog: Josh Gordon Will Make a Big Difference for the Patriots Offensively

The Patriots acquired wide receiver Josh Gordon from the Cleveland Browns this afternoon for a conditional 5th round pick in the 2019 draft. The Browns made Gordon available this past weekend after the team decided to move on from the talented but troubled receiver. The Patriots were clearly in need of an upgrade at the receiver position. The team only dressed four receivers Sunday in their 31-20 loss to the…

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Patriots Pulse Recap: Jaguars 31 Patriots 20

Game Rewind: The Jaguars beat the Patriots 31-20 in a game the Patriots were never seemingly in. After jumping out to a 14-0 lead, the Jaguars took control and never looked back. Here are my five thoughts on the game. 1. Sluggish Start: The Patriots got off to a sluggish start. I don’t know if was the heat or the Jaguars wanting it more but the Patriots were not engaged…

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Patriots Pulse Preview: New England Patriots (1-0) at Jacksonville Jaguars (1-0)

The Patriots travel to Jacksonville to face the Jaguars in a rematch of last season’s AFC Championship game. The Patriots came from behind to beat the Jags 24-20. Here are five keys for the Patriots. 1. Slow Down Their Pass Rush: The Patriots have to slow down the Jaguars vaunted pass rush. The best way to do it is with max protections, screens and draws. Giving Tom Brady time and…

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NFL: Week Two Picks vs. The Spread

Can Ryan Fitzpatrick and the Bucs upset the Eagles today? It will make for a great story if they do. It’s week two folks and here are my picks against the spread for this week. Remember. This is just for recreational purposes. Panthers (+6) at Falcons: The Falcons defense lost arguably it’s two best defensive players for the season when Deion Jones and Keanu Neal got hurt last week. That makes…

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College Football: Week 3 Top Picks vs. The Spread

Oklahoma at Iowa State (+17.5, 55): Oklahoma rolled through Florida Atlantic and UCLA but something tells me they’ll have a hard time beating an Iowa State team in Ames by more than 14 points. I know the Sooners have revenge on their minds after losing to the Cyclones last season in Norman, but that won’t matter. Miami (Fla.) at Toledo (+10, 57.5): I cant believe Miami is traveling to Toledo. It makes zero sense to…

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Dime Package: Ten Thoughts On the Week That Was in College Football

Week two was highlighted by Kansas and Kentucky snapping two of college football’s longest losing streaks with wins over Central Michigan and Florida respectively. Here are ten thoughts on the week that was. 1.After beating USC, Stanford is for real but I can still see them tripping up. Oregon maybe? 2. Michigan State cost themselves a shot at the college football playoff by losing to Arizona State. No offense to…

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