As the NFL heads into Wild Card Weekend, there are several teams on the lookout for a new head coach. Five teams fired their head coaches this season including Rams head coach Jeff Fisher, Jaguars head coach Gus Bradley, Bills head coach Rex Ryan, Chargers head coach Mike McCoy, and …
Read More »NFL Preview: Miami Dolphins Looking to Continue Winning Streak
The Miami Dolphins are on a six-game winning streak after defeating the San Francisco 49ers Sunday 31 -24—the second longest active winning streak in the NFL. After losing the first two games this season, the Dolphins have made a major comeback. They are currently ranked second in the AFC East behind the …
Read More »NFL Playoff Preview: Washington vs. Green Bay
It has been a strange season to say the least for the Green Bay Packers. After they started off the season with six straight wins, they managed to only win four of their last 10 games to end up with a record of 10-6. The Packers will head into Sunday’s …
Read More »Jacksonville Jaguars Still Have an Opportunity to Win the Division
The Jacksonville Jaguars are playing in one of the worst division in the NFL. Currently the Houston Texans and the Indianapolis Colts are leaders in the AFC South with a 6-7 record. But for Jags fans, the good news is that their team is still in the playoff hunt. Jacksonville …
Read More »Dolphins Trounced by Patriots 41-13, Playoff Hopes Look Bleak
The Miami Dolphins fell further in the AFC wild card hunt as they dropped to 7-7 after losing 41-13 to the New England Patriots on Sunday. The Dolphins kept up with the Patriots early, ending the first quarter only down four points. After that, it was all New England as …
Read More »Miami Dolphins Lose in Closing Seconds to the Green Bay Packers, 30-27
With 2:04 left in the game, no timeouts left and on his own 40, Aaron Rodgers did what he does best, win football games. Rodgers engineered a 60-yard TD drive, ending it with a four yard touchdown pass with :03 seconds left to tight end Andrew Quarless to seal the deal and give …
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