Championship weekend has arrived in the NFL as the 2011 season continues to shock and awe. Gillette Stadium plays host to the AFC Championship between the high-flying Baltimore Ravens and the battle-tested New England Patriots.
The Broncos proved that they can score points. They did it last week against one of the tougher defenses in the league. Pittsburgh, despite being on the road, has always given opponents trouble especially in the dying seconds of the game.
As the draft is fast approaching and everyone is preparing for the night in New York, a few teams will have a much greater chance at making a splash in the draft than others.
Baltimore Ravens at Pittsburgh Steelers -3 The Baltimore Ravens are playing excellent football and hold an impressive 5 game winning streak. Flacco and his hot offense went into Kansas City last week and man-handled the Chiefs in very
New England Patriots 2-1 vs. Miami Dolphins 2-1 The Monday night showdown features a game that has Las Vegas flipping the favorite all week. Currently Miami are one point favorites at home. This AFC East match-up proves to
The matchup between the Jets and the Patriots is once again a highly anticipated event. Both teams maintain they are the better team and both expect to come away with a victory. However, only one team can win
Last week’s draft provided a certain amount of excitement that only one year’s worth of anticipation can create. Fans wait an entire year to witness the selection of new talent for their teams, and when they select little known players or “make a reach” in the draft for a player that arguably shouldn’t go as high as they’re about to be picked, un
Tuesday Trades And Signings Torry Holt Signed a one year 1.7 million dollar deal with the New England Patriots on Tuesday. Holt is a name we all know from his days in St Louis, but his fantasy value
5 Underrated Free Agents Worthy Of Respect The free agent market hits us like a tidal wave of possibilities. Fans are eagerly waiting and wondering how their team is going to make an upgrade quickly, while others want
Broncos coach Josh McDaniels celebrates after beating New England in an overtime win. The Patriots were shut out in the second half of the game and blew a ten point lead (which you never see).
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