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Offseason NFL Power Rankings
With the 2009 NFL Draft a thing of the past and free agency wrapping up, it’s time to start breaking down the teams for the 2009 season. Here are the teams on top of our NFL power rankings:
Where Will Michael Vick End Up?
Now that Michael Vick has been released from prison, the next question on everyone’s mind is where the former NFL quarterback will end up. Although Vick has missed a lot of football action after being locked up on federal charges, he was arguably one of the best quarterbacks in the league prior to his arrest. Based off of his potential, the former Atlanta Falcon should have many suitors ready and willing to give him a second chance.
Could Brett Favre Help the Vikings?
Brett Favre is supposedly retired, however we’ve heard this story before. Favre might have unretired more times in his career than he has total touchdown passes. Before, during and after NFL season, it seems like the main story is regarding Favre and retirement.
Terrell Owens a Perfect Fit for Buffalo
The Dallas Cowboys got tired of Terrell Owens and his antics and cut the talented wide receiver. Shortly after his release, Owens was scooped up by the Buffalo Bills. Owens and the Bills agreed to a one-year deal that will pay T.O. more than $6 million for the 2009 NFL season.
2009 NFL Season - Five Worst Teams
Although we are months away from the beginning of the 2009 NFL season, we can start to see which teams will struggle. The following five teams would be lucky to break .500 next season.
Early Look at 2009 NFL Draft
Now that the NFL season has ended, fans of the many teams that didn’t have postseason success can now turn their attention toward free agency and then 2009 NFL Draft.
Heroes of Super Bowl XLIII
The Pittsburgh Steelers won Super Bowl XLIII to become the champions of the NFL world. However, the Arizona Cardinals gave the Steelers all they could handle. Pittsburgh’s 27-23 victory was even closer than the final score indicates. Here are the top five heroes for the Steelers in their victory.
Best Offensive Players in the Super Bowl
With the Super Bowl just a week away, let’s look at the top offensive players in the game. These are the guys you should keep an eye on as the Arizona Cardinals meet the Pittsburgh Steelers in Tampa Bay for Super Bowl XLIII.
NFC and AFC Championship Previews
On Sunday, four NFL teams will be in action to compete to see which two teams will qualify for the 2008 Super Bowl. In the NFC Championship, the Philadelphia Eagles travel to Arizona to take on the Cardinals. In the AFC Championship, the Pittsburgh Steelers host the Baltimore Ravens.
NFL Second Round 2008 – Predictions
As we head into the second round of the NFL playoffs, let’s take a look at the matchups.
Baltimore Ravens @ Tennessee Titans
Overall, these two teams are similar. Both teams rely heavily on their defense. In fact, the defenses on the field may score more points than the offenses. With the two teams so evenly matched, this game could come down to the running game. The Titans have the best running back in the game in rookie Chris Johnson and he will likely be the difference in Tennessee coming away with the victory.
PREDICTION: Titans 20, Ravens 13
2008 NFL Playoffs - First Round Predictions
The 2008 NFL playoffs begin this weekend, with two games set for Saturday and the other two games to be played on Sunday. Besides the eight teams in action, the teams with the bye weeks are the Tennessee Titans, Pittsburgh Steelers, New York Giants and Carolina Panthers. Here are the predictions for the first round of the postseason:
The Best Running Backs in 2008
1. DeAngelo Williams, Carolina Panthers
Coming into the 2008 NFL season, many league experts thought that DeAngelo Williams would be phased out in Carolina. The Panthers had drafted Jonathan Stewart and Williams hadn’t been two impressive to date in his career. However, Williams has exploded in 2008 — leading running backs with 18 touchdowns to go along with 1337 rushing yards.
Hottest Teams in the NFL
When the NFL playoffs begin, it’s not the best team that always comes away victorious – it’s usually the hottest team. In 2008, there are a number of teams that are playing well with the postseason right around the corner. Here’s a look at the five hottest teams in the NFL.
The Cowboys are Ready to Implode
Going into the 2008 NFL season, many league experts picked the Dallas Cowboys to end up winning the Super Bowl. With Week 14 in the books, it’s difficult to find anyone who is still confident in that prediction. And rightfully so.
The Win-less Detroit Lions
The Detroit Lions have been bad for a long, long time. In the 2008 NFL season, they’ve taken it to a whole new level. At 0-12, the Lions have a great shot to become the first team in NFL history to go 0-16. In Week 14, the Lions will take on the Minnesota Vikings. At 6-5, the Vikings are tied atop their division. Needing a win desperately, they should be able to take care of the Lions.
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