Okay, before we get to the good news, let’s get the bad news out of the way. WR Anthony Evans hit the portal, which is an expected move. He barely stayed this year, but still didn’t see much playing time or productivity. He is a talented slot receiver, but didn’t take care of the football. I’m sure he’ll go somewhere else and be fairly productive.
It’s time for the NFL playoffs, which means it’s time for the worst rule in the NFL to rear its ugly head again. No, not the ridiculous rule of an unrecovered fumble out of the opposing end zone being a touchback — although we’ll probably see that too during the playoffs. This refers to the NFL’s ridiculous insistence on giving division winners automatic home games.
Welcome to our NFL coverage here at Godzilla Wins. This week’s matchup features the Detroit Lions (14-2) hosting the Minnesota Vikings (14-2) in one of the marquee matchups from Week 18.
Here is a look at which team has the edge heading into this matchup and why.
As the Cincinnati Bengals (8-8) prepare to face off against the Pittsburgh Steelers (10-6) tonight, fans can expect an intense battle between two of the NFL’s fiercest rivals.
At this point, the only one more excited for baseball season than John Fredericks is ACC commissioner Jim Phillips. The league has been through a nightmare year of football, culminated by a total faceplant in bowl season.
Welcome to our NFL coverage here at Godzilla Wins. This week’s matchup features the Chicago Bears (4-12) visiting the Green Bay Packers (11-5).
Here is a look at which team has the edge heading into this matchup and why.
Instead of a quarterback showdown between outgoing senior Jaxson Dart and underappreciated Maalik Murphy, we get Dart vs. Henry Belin. Belin has made all of one start in his career and was relegated to third-string duty this year at Duke.
Oregon beat Ohio State by a point in Eugene, the first of two losses this year for the Buckeyes. And everyone expects that on a neutral field, Ohio State will show that it’s the superior team and should have gotten the chance to play in the Big Ten title game.
Which version of Texas is going to show up in the Peach Bowl? Is it going to be the early season version of the Longhorns, who looked like they were going to carry the SEC? Or is it the version of Texas that couldn’t get out of its own way and kept turning the ball over?