• 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

3 Key NFL Preview: The Seahawks Are Going Back To Their Roots on Offense and Defense

By John Sarianides Seahawks coach Pete Carroll hopes that a new commitment to running the football and playing good defense will help the Seahawks get back to the Super Bowl. The offense last season was centered around Russell Wilson and the passing game. While Seattle still managed to win the NFC West and get to the divisional round of the playoffs, the Seahawks did not look like themselves. The Seahawks…

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NFL: 3 Reasons Why Jay Cutler is a Better Fit for the Dolphins Than Colin Kaepernick

By John Sarianides The Miami Dolphins signed retired quarterback Jay Cutler to a one year, $10 million dollar contract today.  The move comes after it was determined that Ryan Tannehill will more than likely need surgery on his torn ACL.  Of course there is already backlash to the Dolphins signing Jay Cutler and not free agent quarterback Colin Kaepernick. Well, before Camp Kap starts throwing out terms like racism and…

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NFL: Thoughts on Some of the First Time Names on the 2018 Hall of Fame Ballot

By John Sarianides With the 2017 Hall of Fame induction ceremony in the books, it is time to look ahead to the class of 2018.  Ray Lewis, Randy Moss, Steve Hutchinson, Brian Urlacher and Ronde Barber will be the most notable names to appear on the ballot for the first time in 2018.  Lewis is a lock as a first ballot hall of famer. I think we can all agree…

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3 Key NFL Preview: Bruce Arians and the Cardinals Are Gearing Up For One Last Run

By John Sarianides 64 year old Bruce Arians knows that his team’s window to get to a Super Bowl may be closing after this season. That is why the Arizona Cardinals head coach is approaching this season with such a sense of urgency. Aside from Arians, starting quarterback Carson Palmer is 37 and star receiver and future Hall of Famer Larry Fitzgerald is 33. Both are in the twilight of…

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NFL: 6 Potential Replacements for Ryan Tannehill 

By John Sarianides The Miami Dolphins are holding their breathes that starting quarterback Ryan Tannehill doesn’t surgery on his partially torn ACL after going down awkwardly at practice yesterday.  Reports are suggesting Tannehill could be out either 6 to 8 weeks if he opts not to have surgery or have surgery and miss the entire 2017 season. Tannehill is seeking a second and third opinion. Regardless of what the final…

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3 Key NFL Preview: A Golden Revival is Brewing in San Francisco

By John Sarianides A golden revival is brewing in the Bay Area thanks to the 49ers hiring John Lynch as their new general manager and Kyle Shanahan as their new head coach. Both men have ties to the area and the organization.  In Lynch and Shanahan, 49ers owner Jed York hired two articulate, smart  men who have a vision on how to return the 49ers to their glory days of…

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Opinion: ESPN Once Again Stirs the Pot When It Comes to Colin Kaepernick

By John Sarianides ESPN is once again stirring the pot when it comes to free agent quarterback Colin Kaepernick. Reporter Diana Russini reported yesterday that Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti nixed signing Kaepernick. The report states that both general manager Ozzie Newsome and head coach John Harbaugh want to sign the veteran signal caller but Bisciotti is not on board with it. The Ravens have refuted the report in a statement…

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3-Key NFL Preview: For the Young Rams, It Is All About Growing Together

By John Sarianides We start our NFL previews today with the Los Angeles Rams. The Rams decided to go young this off-season. Real young. They hired 31 year old Washington Redskins offensive coordinator Sean McVay as head coach. McVay comes from a football family. He is the grandson of former NFL executive John McVay.  It is all about growing up together for the Rams. McVay was hired to develop second…

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Patriots Pulse Blog: Training Camp Observations

Featured image courtesy of the Boston Globe By John Sarianides The Patriots had a day off yesterday after opening training camp with four straight practices. Here some observations on how camp has gone thus far. 1. Gronk Looks Like Gronk: Rob Gronkowski has looked great thus far in camp. He looks like he is ready to go after missing eight games and the playoffs due to a back injury last…

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