I had yet another winning week at 3-2, bringing the season to 13-10-1. This is a 56% winning percentage. We’re giving these away for free, folks.
A Ravens’ double digit-lead at home held! Against all odds, the Baltimore Ravens properly handled a team worse than they are.
Bill Belichick tries to pass George Halas on the all time wins left in the NFL in this Monday Night yawner when the Chicago Bears travel to New England to take on the Patriots.
Here we are in WEEK #7 and Godzilla sits six games under .500 at 39-45-3. As a result, my two Millennial boys are chortling about how good they are. See this is the thing about Boomers: We play the long game.
Pull out all the stops. The Baltimore Ravens cannot afford to lose this game. If they manage to drop their sixth game in a row at home, it’s officially time to panic.
Jack and Nate are back to running their own column over here because John is galavanting across the Eastern Seaboard with spotty cell service and an even spottier commitment to putting his bad picks in writing. Not to worry.
If you’re anything like me, then you invent a phantom disease that you’ve been inflicted with on a bi-weekly basis in order to increase your anxiety over the general middle aged ennui you feel every single day of your life.
It’s 11:15 pm on a Friday night and I’m thinking hard about the Orlando Magic (0-2). Why do I love Orlando? It’s too early to break out the advanced metrics, which I’ve grown accustomed to using to inflate any random opinion I hold about any sports team from football to cricket.
Matchday 12 was a round of midweek fixtures that pretty much underwhelmed. Although, the primary fixture between Tottenham and Manchester United proved to be exciting.