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By Gerald Porter The Houston Texans went from division champs to league wide chumps, rather quickly, in what was a landslide of a season. After two strong wins against the Chargers and Titans, the Texans season was everything but good … Continue reading →

Minnesota def. Green Bay 10-7 Pittsburgh def. Cleaveland 21-16 Detroit def. Tampa 38-14 Kansas City def. San Diego 35-31 Chicago def. STL 23-17 Carolina def. Miami 34-14 Baltimore def. NYJ 21-17 Houston def. JAX 24-9 Tennessee def. Oakland 17-13 Indy … Continue reading →

By Gerald Porter The Carolina Panthers have NFL nation on its toes. On a 6 game winning streak, the Panthers look very dangerous and have started to become a serious playoff contender. While saying they could make it all the … Continue reading →

In one of two games of the week, the San Francisco 49ers will face off against the New Orleans Saints. For both teams, this game has great importance to their respective division races. In the NFC West, the 49ers (6-3) … Continue reading →

Indianapolis def. Tennessee 37-21 Buffalo def. NYJ 35-34 Chicago def. Baltimore 24-20 Cincinnati def. Cleveland 31-10 Philadelphia def. Washington 21-20 Detroit def. Pittsburgh 45-35 Atlanta def. Tampa Bay 27-15 Arizona def. Jacksonville 38-6 Houston def. Oakland 23-15 San Diego def. … Continue reading →

Tragedy has struck in Green Bay: Aaron Rodgers is injured. Following a hard hit by Bears defensive lineman Shea McClellin, Rodgers left the Bears game three minutes into the first quarter holding his shoulder. Earlier this week, it was revealed … Continue reading →

Washington def. Minnesota 37-17 Seattle def. Atlanta 31-21 Detroit def. Chicago 42-24 Philadelphia def. Green Bay 27-17 Tennessee def. Jacksonville 35-10 Indianapolis def. St. Louis 38-20 NYG def. Oakland 17-10 Pittsburgh def. Buffalo 24-21 Cincinnati def. Baltimore 35-33 San Fran … Continue reading →

Kansas City def. Buffalo 35-28 Dallas def. Minnesota 38-17 St. Louis def. Tennessee 24-20 NOLA def. NYJ 45-21 San Diego def. Washington 20-14 Carolina def. Atlanta 30-10 Philadelphia def. Oakland 38-12 Indianapolis def. Houston 24-13 Seattle def. Tampa Bay 45-17 … Continue reading →

This season has been full of surprises. Teams who were once under .500 the previous season are now atop of their divisions, passing yards for quarterbacks have been through the roof, and running backs, who are known for their running … Continue reading →

What do the Bears, Packers, and Lions have in common? Yes, they are all in the NFC North, but their respective records show that all three of these teams are legitimate contenders to win the division. With the Bears cooling … Continue reading →