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Using the magical website playoffpredictors.com, on September 6th I brewed a strong cup of coffee and predicted all 256 regular season and 11 post season games in the 2019-2020 NFL season. The results were… well… we’ll find out shortly. Of course there have been things nobody could have predicted or accounted for, but then again there were many things someone such as myself probably should have accounted for (cough cough Cam Newton). But enough justifying let’s get to it,

I’ll preface this by saying I had great seats and a few beers through this game so my grammar and spelling will be off, and my takes might be spicy. I kept an eye on a few key players I hope to make an impact this year and wanted to give an up close perspective on the all important 2nd preseason game. Without further a-due here we go. For starters it’s great to see Ziggy back on the field looking healthy, he took advantage of almost all of his pass rush opportunities through

The combine has concluded, pro days are underway, and Marsh and I are back with another mock draft.  In this edition we go 3 rounds, Marsh has #1 and the odd numbers, I have #2 and the evens.  Let’s get to it. Round 1 Cleveland Browns – Sam Darnold QB USC – Cleveland has to go Quarterback at the top of this draft, and with the Jets’ recent trade it would be foolish to wait to take a guy at 4.  Darnold reminds me a lot of Carson Wentz and comes into a better situation where he

The idea is simple, two round NFL mock draft by Marsh and KP with rotating selections.  A coin flip will determine the #1 pick, and we will rotate pick by pick and select the players we think the teams SHOULD select (not who we think they WILL select). KP with the #1 pick so KP will select all odd numbers and Marsh will select the evens. #1 Cleveland Browns Josh Rosen QB UCLA Cleveland needs a QB after Kizer clearly isn’t the answer, and with two picks in the top 4, they stil

Another NFL trade deadline has come and gone, but this one has been notably different than any in recent memory.  Sure, when you look back through the league’s history you’ll find some blockbuster deadline deals, hell you’ll even find bigger names being traded than the stars moved this year, but the volume of big time players getting moved was something I don’t think we’ve seen in years past.  You have your Hershel Walkers (traded for 5 players and 3 straight seasons of 1st A