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Are you in the market for fantasy football draft info? Or WR Rankings + wide receiver cheat sheets for your 2015 fantasy draft? Look no farther. We’ve got your back!
The NFL season is just around the corner – many of you have already selected your Fantasy squad while others are waiting impatiently for draft day to come.
The 2015 PGA Championship comes our way this week from Whistling Straights – sight of Dustin Johnson’s famous 2010 club grounding and subsequent penalty in what was deemed to be a bunker.
Are you in the market for fantasy football draft info? Or QB Rankings + Quarterback cheat sheets for your 2015 fantasy draft? Look no farther. We’ve got your back!
Fantasy Football season is finally upon us – many have already drafted the teams that you hope can carry you to the promise land while others are busy studying who they should target to create a championship team. Every winning Fantasy team HAS to have a top tier Quarterback.
Are you in the market for fantasy football draft info? Or RB Rankings + running backs cheat sheets for your 2015 fantasy draft? Look no farther. We’ve got your back!
For me, the only good thing about the impending end of summer is the fact that NFL Football is just around the corner. Some of you have already drafted your 2015 Fantasy teams and others are busy studying the stats to determine the players to target to get you to the Fantasy promise-land.
Another year looms for the Chicago Bears and so does the question – will Jay Cutler finally play up to his contract? I mean c’mon. Cutler was brutal last year – he was responsible for 24 turnovers. Cutler will be guiding a Chicago ship that on paper had a ton of holes to fill in the offseason but inexplicably were ignored.
The Josh McCown and Mike Glennon era is thankfully over in Tampa Bay – it’s Jameis Winston time Tampa. A top tier quarterback can change a lot of things for a team – the Buccaneers hope that Winston can be one of those special characters. There are still some holes on this team however heading into the 2015 season – who is going to emerge as a viable running back?
The Detroit Lions begin the 2015 with lofty expectations after an 11-5 season last year but with a few key members from that team departed for greener pastures. Ndamukong Suh signed in Miami, Nick Fairley is a Ram and CJ Mosely is also gone from a defense that kept Detroit afloat last year and allowed them to qualify for the playoffs.
A terrific field has gathered in Akron, Ohio for the 2015 WGC Bridgestone Invitational. Firestone Country Club will once again play host to the elite of the golf world on its par 70, 7,400 yard layout – by far the longest par 70 in a non-major. Just two par 5s await meaning that a healthy dose of long par 4s will be staring the pros in the face.
One of the more disappointing teams in the last two seasons, the Atlanta Falcons begin their quest back toward respectability in an NFC South Division that is very much up for grabs.
The New Orleans Saints will try to improve on a disappointing 7-9 season and try to get back to the form that saw them a dominant NFL force just a few short years ago. The problem? The Saints inexplicably traded away their best offensive weapon Jimmy Graham, they traded Kenny Stills and they still have the hugely over-rated Rob Ryan running the defense.
Defending back-to-back NFC South champions Carolina Panthers will look to improve on a 7-8-1 season in which some serious positives emerged for this club – Cam Newton was had his issues but still proved his leadership potential.
The UFC heads to Brazil this weekend where TUF Brazil will crown its champions and Ronda Rousey will attempt to continue her reign of terror. The Noguiera boys make an appearance as well! It should be an interesting night in Rio as veterans try to remain relevant and prospects try to make a name for themselves.
So what can we expect from this full fight card? Let’s take a look.
The mortgaging of the future for Robert Griffin III still plagues the Washington Redskins – the Football Gods are punishing them for some odd reason – maybe it’s the logo, maybe owner Dan Snyder is being paid back for something he did in a past life. The Washington Redskins ranked 26th in points scored last season and 29th in points allowed – ugly indeed.
It is hard to believe that the New York Giants went just 6-10 last season and that this team has made the playoffs just once in the last six seasons. Eli Manning had one of his best statistical seasons as a pro last year and Odell Beckham exploded onto the scene but injuries on both sides of the ball in key areas really hurt this team where it counted the most – in the standings.
The Seattle Seahawks enter the 2015-2016 NFL season with typically lofty goals and seemingly few reasons to think that those goals aren’t completely attainable. The Hawks remain one of the best coached teams in the game, they have a balanced offense that added a key piece in the offseason and they still own one of the best defenses in the game.
The St. Louis Rams will enter the 2015-2016 NFL season with their annual sense of optimism, but seemingly few other reasons to think that they can challenge the top dogs in the NFC this year. No longer will the Rams have to sit on pins and needles with every preseason and regular-season snap praying that Sam Bradford doesn’t get hurt – he’s Philadelphia’s problem now.
