Russell Wilson walked off the field after a devastating loss to the Saints this week in dismay. He went to the locker room, got his things, and left the field skipping any post game interviews. The Seattle Seahawks are at point in their season that not many could have predicted, 0-5. That does not mean they are giving up hope on giving up on making somehing productive of their season to create a better future. Where the Seahawks are at did not stop Russell Wilson signing to a 4-year contra...

The Broncos finally have a running game! Today marks the first 100 yard rushing game for a Broncos RB since 2017. Denver struggled greatly last year to find any rhythm in the running game, and those same struggles reappeared this year. GM Brian Klein has enough of these struggles trading for All Pro RB David Johnson Week 4 this year. In his first game as a Bronco he only ran for 67 yards but had three TDs! Today against the Tennessee Titans DJ went off. DJ ran through and around the Titans Defen...[ Continue reading ]

The Denver Broncos beat the breaks off the Kanas City Chiefs. The Denver Defense shut down anything KC tried. The Broncos played Bradley Chubb inside this week to QB contain Mahomes. The combination home the Miller/Barrett edge rush along with Chubb spying Mahomes lead to a very long day for “Showtime”. Denver consistently dominated the line of scrimmage tallying up eight sacks. The Broncos Offense played a complete football game today. The new addition of David Johnson gave this Denv...[ Continue reading ]

The sound of a flame heating up a crack pipe, the sizzle of heroin melting in a spoon are the type of highs that the city is used to. A naturally depressing city that isn't even high enough to sit above sea level, city residents take every opportunity to get as high as possible. A new high was found when the Saints remained undefeated. In the rich part of the city, FEMA trailers and mobile homes were chanting the familiar chant of "who Dat" for over an hour after the victory. It eventually turn...[ Continue reading ]

No longer being mistaken for Todd Gurley on the streets of LA, Melvin Gordon has become a perennial MVP candidate for the Chargers. Despite a major injury in the middle of the 2018 season, Melvin Gordon put up MVP numbers for the team: 150 carries for 991 yards (at a 6.6 per carry clip), 21 receptions for 207 yards (9.9 per catch) and 9 total TDs in just 9 games. Over a full season, he'd likely have been right in the middle of the MVP conversation, as he'd have projected to about 2...