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.
There are always a lot of unknowns heading into any NFL season, but if there is one constant – it is the fact that things WON’T be boring in Dallas!
It was a season of change in Philadelphia last year with a new head coach at the helm for the first time since 1999. Chip Kelly moved to ranks of the NFL after a very successful stint at the University of Oregon and quickly put his unique stamp on this team.
The Dallas Cowboys have been stuck in neutral for the past three seasons with a record of 24-24 and it has been five years since they last made an appearance in the postseason.
Anytime you start a new season with six-straight losses, the prospect for turning things around becomes extremely bleak. Give credit to Giants’ head coach Tom Coughlin for circling the wagons with a 7-3 record down the stretch to end the 2013 campaign with a respectable record of 7-9.
The Washington Redskins’ roller-coaster ride over the past three years from worst to first to worst leaves us with many more questions than answers heading into the 2014 season.
With the NFL Week 4 Pre-Season about to start Cappers Picks NFL Football handicappers have been hard at work putting out the team by team Football Predictions & NFL Season Previews for those of us who can’t wait. Bet on the Super Bowl XLV winner, plus 2010 Conference and Divisional winners.
With the NFL Week 4 Pre-Season about to start Cappers Picks NFL Football handicappers have been hard at work putting out the team by team Football Predictions & NFL Season Previews for those of us who can’t wait. Bet on the Super Bowl XLV winner, plus 2010 Conference and Divisional winners.
With the NFL Week 4 Pre-Season about to start Cappers Picks NFL Football handicappers have been hard at work putting out the team by team Football Predictions & NFL Season Previews for those of us who can’t wait. Bet on the Super Bowl XLV winner, plus 2010 Conference and Divisional winners.
With the NFL Week 4 Pre-Season about to start Cappers Picks NFL Football handicappers have been hard at work putting out the team by team Football Predictions & NFL Season Previews for those of us who can’t wait. Bet on the Super Bowl XLV winner, plus 2010 Conference and Divisional winners.
The start of NFL training camps is right around the corner with the NFL Pre-Season beginning in less than 3 weeks! While technically true that every team has a shot at the NFL Vince Lombardi Trophy in September the fact remains that some will just be entertaining pipe dreams.
The NFL for the most part has created extreme parity making it an interesting challenge in identifying what NFL teams are going to be able to navigate successfully through the season.
