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Schedule of Articles
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Wednesday, June 3: AFC East Slick Weekly by SlickVinny
Thursday, June 4: Why are athletes held to a higher standard? by Luciano11
Friday, June 5: NO ARTICLES!… Yet! …..but I have lots of faith!
Weekend Links, June 6-7
Monday, June 8: NO ARTICLES!… Yet! …..but I have lots of faith!
Tuesday, June 9: NO ARTICLES!… Yet! …..but I have lots of faith!
I will be on vacation in Enemy Territory all week, any articles from Sunday (7th) to Sunday (14th) need to go to the Defender of Serviceability, Surge!
With the 2025 NFL Draft in the rearview and rookie minicamps already underway, now is the perfect time to dive into the betting markets and uncover early value on the league’s newest talent.
Earlier this week, we unveiled our list of the top 25 players under 25, a showcase of the NFL’s brightest young stars already making an impact at the highest level. But narrowing down the list wasn’t easy. Here are the players who just missed the cut.
Today’s matchup features Atlanta Falcons wide receiver Drake London and Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver A.J. Brown, as we determine which player is the better option in the middle of the second round of fantasy drafts.
For players recovering from major injuries, OTAs mark a pivotal milestone in the rehab process. For some, it’s their first time navigating a serious setback. For others, it's a familiar road they hope leads to full recovery and renewed impact.
Now that the dust has settled and win totals are on the board, it’s time to evaluate each new hire and decide which coaching bets are worth buying or selling.
Today’s article spotlights Houston Texans wide receiver Nico Collins and Jacksonville Jaguars wide receiver Brian Thomas Jr. — two high-upside options being drafted near the first-/second-round turn in fantasy leagues.
Now that the dust has settled, it's time to reassess the landscape. Here’s how all eight NFL divisions stack up, ranked by the overall strength of the teams within them.
Today’s matchup features New York Giants wide receiver Malik Nabers and Detroit Lions wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown, two players going near the end of the first round in fantasy drafts. Which one offers the better value? Let’s break it down.
Brock Purdy said his contract extension with the Niners wasn't about getting as much money as he could, but making sure the team could still build a good roster around him.
Ben Johnson said he looks at the Bears' troubling track record of developing quarterbacks -- which resurfaced in reporting about Caleb Williams last week -- as an opportunity as he enters his first season in Chicago.
Running back Javonte Williams only missed one game during his final two seasons with the Broncos, but he doesn't feel like he was 100 percent healthy for those contests.
During the Browns' rookie minicamp, head coach Kevin Stefanski said that there was nothing to read into Dillon Gabriel taking the first reps at quarterback ahead of Shedeur Sanders and Stefanski is extending that to the full team practices as well.
Raiders defensive end Maxx Crosby ended last season on injured reserve and admitted to having doubts about his future with an organization that had another losing season.
Brock Purdy got a new contract this week, but 49ers tight end George Kittle said that the quarterback didn't wait for the ink to dry on that agreement before making a noticeable change to the way he carries himself around the team facility.
Falcons tight end Kyle Pitts was drafted in the first round in 2021 because of his potential to make explosive plays in the passing game, but there haven't been as many of them as the team hoped to get.
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