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Joe Burrow: Why I Believe He is Overrated

Joe Burrow: Why I Believe He is Overrated

Posted by | May 15, 2020 | , , | 0 |

Reading Time: 2 minutesBurrow was a solid pick but there were really no other options for the Bengals due to the injury concerns of Tua Tagovailoa. In my opinion, it is too good to be true. Joe Burrow was not even projected to get drafted at the start of the 2019 season. So you are telling me that out of nowhere, this guy has one good season and everyone believes he is a superstar? To me, that is just too hard to believe which is why I feel Burrow will not be successful in the league. I believe that...

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2020 Fantasy Football Bust: Aaron Jones

2020 Fantasy Football Bust: Aaron Jones

Posted by | May 15, 2020 | , , | 0 |

Reading Time: < 1 minuteAaron Jones is one of the strongest candidates for regression this season. When predicting busts at the RB position, I usually look at the player’s touchdown dependency, consistency, injury history, and competition in the relative backfield. Obviously, a lot of running backs struggle with a few of the above categories and aren’t busts. However, when a player has three or four strikes against them, the odds of that player having an underwhelming season go up dramatically. Aaron Jones has a strike against him in every category listed above. Jones is obviously extremely talented, but there’s...

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Why Marquise Brown will be a Future Superstar

Why Marquise Brown will be a Future Superstar

Posted by | May 14, 2020 | , | 0 |

Reading Time: 2 minutesA: 584 Yards and 7 TD on 46 Receptions B: 593 Yards and 6 TD on 61 Receptions C: 802 Yards and 2 TD on 52 Receptions Which stat-line is the best? Stat-line C was rookie DeAndre Hopkins, stat-line B was rookie Tyreek Hill, and stat-line A was rookie Marquise Brown. That is elite company for a guy who many wouldn’t even say was a top WR in his class, which is absurd. “Hollywood” Brown did all this in a Ravens offensive system that does not use wide receivers. There is a reason TE Mark Andrews,...

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What “Project 11” Means for the Future of Alex Smith and the Redskins

What “Project 11” Means for the Future of Alex Smith and the Redskins

Posted by | May 14, 2020 | , | 0 |

Reading Time: 2 minutes“This could’ve easily gone dead leg, dead patient, in a heartbeat.” These were the words of the doctor at San Antonio’s Military Medical Center for the Intrepid when talking to Alex Smith about his life-threatening leg injury, turned infection, that he suffered back in November of 2018. ESPN’s latest E60 Project 11 captured the ten month road to recovery for Alex, but now what does this mean for him and the future of the Redskins? Here are some of the possible roles Alex could still play while in Washington. Possible Comeback Smith’s comeback to the NFL...

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