The NFL season is underway, and with the season in full swing, we are here to help you determine who is good and bad. Teams will fall and rise throughout the season based on injuries, trades, acquisitions, and overall performance. The bad teams are sometimes easier to spot than the good teams, but the cream of the crop usually rises to the top by the season’s end. Here are the power rankings, and be sure to check out our Godzilla Wins Daily Staff Picks page for any sides we like throughout the season!
It’s October, and there’s an excitement in the air in Bloomington, Indiana.
Nothing new for this place. October’s always a time for excitement in Indiana, because it means the start of basketball practice. Hoosier Hysteria is real, and the season is just a month away. Except there’s one difference: this excitement has absolutely nothing to do with basketball.
Bye weeks have started, so we are back to the standalone Monday Night Football game. The New Orleans Saints will be playing the Kansas City Chiefs in Arrowhead. Patrick Mahomes has his team undefeated this season but lost his favorite target, Rashee Rice. Kansas City fans will have their eyes glued to two games as the Royals and Yankees play game two of the ALDS, which starts about half an hour prior.
As two of the NFL’s most storied franchises prepare to clash, the Pittsburgh Steelers and Dallas Cowboys faceoff in a pivotal matchup that could shape the course of their seasons. The last time they faced each other in primetime was 1982, which is astonishing considering the history of the rivalry between “America’s Teams.”
Welcome to our NFL coverage here at Godzilla Wins. This week’s matchup features the Los Angeles Rams hosting the Green Bay Packers at SoFi Stadium.
Here is a look at which team has the edge heading into this matchup and why.
Will the real South Carolina please reveal itself? Are the Gamecocks the program that barely scraped by against Old Dominion, earning a four-point win on opening day of the season? Or are they the one that went into Lexington and belted Kentucky, introducing the Wildcats to a hard reality?
The Deep South’s Oldest Rivalry is back again, this year in Athens. UGA has dominated this series as of late, and apart from a couple of flukey plays, UGA would be nearly undefeated in the last 15 years against the Plainsmen. As 23 point favorites, Vegas expects UGA to comfortably roll again this year. A quick glance at 2-3 Auburn and #5 UGA would make everyone think a blowout will ensue. There may be more that meets the eye with this matchup.
Welcome to our NFL coverage here at Godzilla Wins. This week’s matchup features the Minnesota Vikings taking on the New York Jets in London.
Here is a look at which team has the edge heading into this matchup and why.
A classic tale of two halves, but the result ultimately didn’t change. UGA started slow, yet again, and then came out firing midway through the 3rd quarter. They took the lead for all of about 15 seconds before giving up a long touchdown to WR Ryan Williams on the first play of the subsequent drive. The Dawgs moved the ball down the field again, only for Carson Beck to throw a pick in the end zone on a ball intended for WR Colbie Young