Browsing: All news

Category Added in a WPeMatico Campaign

Photo by Gregory Shamus/Getty Images
Detroit at home is a bad draw for Washington, who will see their Cinderella story end here.
Only six games are left in the NFL season, and the Divisional Playoffs are another stepping stone for the Detroit Lions. It’s been a feel-good year for the Commanders as they threw off the shackles of terrible ownership to turn things around with a rookie phenom at quarterback, but the Cinderella story ends here.
The Lions are the juggernauts of the NFC, and there are three reasons why they’ll cruise through to the NFC Championship Game.
No.

Tyler Van Dyke appears interested in milking his college football career for every drop of playing time possible.
Van Dyke transferred to SMU after spending this past season with the Wisconsin Badgers. The former highly-hyped Miami QB tore his ACL in the third game of the season against Alabama.
He never took another snap the rest of the season, and then transferred to the Mustangs.
Van Dyke will turn 24-years-old in March, has already played five seasons of college football and will apparently attempt to play two more.

New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers faces major decisions this offseason, compounded by unexpected tough times.
Rodgers, 41, could potentially retire this offseason and stay with the Jets, or he could leave New York for a different team.
The four-time MVP faces many questions. But to start the year, Rodgers is dealing with the LA County wildfires, one of which threatened his home in Malibu. 
Appearing on “The Pat McAfee Show” on Thursday, Rodgers shared his experience of being affected by the wildfires at his Malibu area home.