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This week’s edition of Thursday Night Football comes to us live from Mile High Stadium in Denver, Colorado as the Indianapolis Colts head West to take on the Denver Broncos today (Thursday @ 8:15 PM ET).more…

Our journey through the NFL now takes us to our final division, the AFC South, home to the Indianapolis Colts, Tennessee Titans, Jacksonville Jaguars and Houston Texans.more…

The NFC South is the home of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, the NFC’s favorite to win the Super Bowl in 2022-23. While some NFL divisions paint a picture of competitive play and a tough road to the crown, the NFC South ismore…

Our NFL series heads to the NFC North, which once again looks intriguing. Death, taxes, and the Green Bay Packers winning the NFC North. Those seem to be the constants as for the last decade or so, the Packers have won all but three NFC North crowns (2011 – 2021).more…

Our NFL preview series now heads to the AFC North, home of Super Bowl runners-up, the Cincinnati Bengals.

Much has changed in the AFC North in the past few months as the Pittsburgh Steelers aremore…

Today we take a look at the NFC East, home to some great rivalries and what should be an intriguing NFL divisional battle.

The last time the NFC East saw a repeat division winner wasmore…

Our NFL divisional preview series heads to the AFC West, home of the Kansas City Chiefs, one of the NFL’s best teams over the last five years.

In the NFC West last season, no team finished worse than 7-10. Well, the same can be said for that division’s counterpart in the AFC.more…

This week, we started our eight previews in eight days series, whipping around the NFL to give an in-depth look at each division and to provide our picks on who we think will win the titles. We started with the NFC West, home ofmore…

Training camps are complete, the preseason games are in the books, and 53-man rosters are officially set. That means it is almost time to kick off another season in the NFL.more…

The finale of the NFL season is upon us and let’s just say, it’s probably not the championship game many expected but that’s the beauty of sports. Preseason predictions only go so far. You have to play the games and that is exactly what the Cincinnati Bengals and Los Angeles Rams didmore…

It’s Championship Weekend in the NFL and across the AFC and NFC, there are two exciting games to follow. We’ve opted to talk the NFC Championship, which features two well known NFC West rivals, the San Francisco 49ers and Los Angeles Rams, today once again meeting in the postseason at SoFi Stadium (6:30pm ET Sunday; Live on TV: Fox).more…

The next chapter in the great rivalry of young quarterbacks continues as Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills head West to Missouri to take on Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs today (6:30pm ET Sunday; Live on TV: CBS).more…

Wildcard Weekend is almost wrapped up, but not before a first-ever Monday Night Football playoff game today. Finishing up this round of the postseason will be the Los Angeles Rams taking on the Arizona Cardinals in a rubber match of their NFC West rivalry (8 PM ET; Live on TV: ESPN & ABC).more…

The NFL’s first ever 17-game season is just about in the books. But before we can fully close out this historic year, there is one game remaining and it’s a big one. Thanks to flexed schedules, the NFL saved the best for last as when the Los Angeles Chargers take on the Las Vegas Raidersmore…

It’s Week 15 of the NFL season and things are starting to get interesting. Playoff scenarios abound, with so many teams still vying to be one of the 14 playoff teams. In fact, this season has offered somore…

The NFL season is roaring towards the end, but before then, there are still scores to settle and divisions to be won. One such division race, the NFC West, has once again been the highlight of the year and tonight, that race will be in the national spotlight when the Los Angeles Rams take on the NFL’s best, Arizona Cardinals (8:15 PM ET Mondaymore…

It’s a tradition almost as old as the league itself. That’s right, it’s the NFL’s annual Thanksgiving slate of games. So, prepare to watch the parade, carve the turkey, and in between those things, tune in for three marquee NFL matchups duringmore…

Week 10 of the NFL season is upon us and to kick things off, we have the AFC North-leading Baltimore Ravens traveling to Florida to take on the struggling Miami Dolphins in this Veteran’s Day edition of Thursday Night Football today (8:20 PM ET).more…

The NFL’s most recent two #1 draft picks will show down for the first time in the NFL today (8:20pm ET Thursday; TV: Live on NFL Network) as Joe Burrow’s Cincinnati Bengals hostmore…

Week three of the NFL season is coming to a close but not before a Monday night matchup today between NFC East rivals, the Dallas Cowboys and Philadelphia Eagles (8.15pm ET Monday; TV: Live on ESPN).more…

It’s week two of the NFL season and we’re headed to our nation’s capital for a Thursday night showdown between the Washington Football Team and New York Giants today (8:20pm ET; TV: Live on NFL Network).more…

Last updated October 15th, 2021

The NFL season is officially underway and if this first Sunday slate of games is anything like the opener we were treated to, this is going to be a great season. Heading into today we’ve chosen to focus on a rematch of last year’s AFC Divisional playoff between the Cleveland Browns and Kansas City Chiefs (4:25pm ET; TV: Live on CBS).more…

With attention turning to the NFC West, our preview series heads to the final division in the NFL. Did we save the best for last? Maybe not, but at the very least the NFC West, which consists of the Seattle Seahawks, San Francisco 49ers, Arizona Cardinals andmore…

As the NFL season begins, we head to the not-so-wild AFC West, the penultimate stop on this divisional series journey. The AFC West is comprised of the Kansas City Chiefs, Los Angeles Chargers, Denver Broncos and Las Vegas Raiders.more…

Our NFL preview series continues with the AFC South, as the 2021-22 football season is just days away from kickoff. Last year, this division was won by the Tennessee Titans, as theymore…