Prior to the seasons start, I took a look at each team’s chances to clinch the NFC North. Now, I am willing to admit when I am wrong. We are six weeks through the season, and the NFC North is shaping up to be the best division in the league. All four teams boast winning…
The Green Bay Packers are taking on a red hot Minnesota Vikings team on Sunday. Not only have the Vikings won each of their first three games, they’ve looked dominant against two of the NFL’s best teams in the Texans and 49ers. Narrowing down a short list of keys to victory against a team like…
As the football season approaches, I am reviewing my NFC North preview. Last season, the NFC North understandably became intriguing. The Lions were soaring, with all elements working together seamlessly, a level of continuity they had not seen before. The Vikings were bouncing back from a disappointing start until Kirk Cousins suffered an Achilles injury…
Well, last week didn’t go according to plan. I mean, it almost did. The Lions lost, yay! The Seahawks lost, great! And finally, the Rams lost. For the Green Bay Packers, those losses helped keep them in the 7th seed and on pace to make the playoffs. The Packers didn’t do their part though. They…
I was fortunate enough to spend my weekend at a lovely wedding of a dear friend of mine, but it came at a cost. The wedding was in Minneapolis and I was surrounded by Minnesota Vikings fans telling me how, yet again, this is their year. I believe the quote was “we’ll have a top…
This NFL season is going to be packed full of action, excitement, and intensity. In the NFC North, the loss of Davante Adams has given way for new blood in Green Bay, while Minnesota added a talented edge player … named Za’Darius Smith … from the Packers, which makes them stronger than last year on…
America is a fat country. Now, I am not trying to ruffle feathers here, but it is true. We are fat. Much fatter than most, actually. Recent polls suggest that nearly a quarter of the country is overweight. And, I get to say this–I am fat, too! The root of this issue is not hard…
