After a mediocre week including the worst beat in the history of gambling with the completely nonsensical touchdown scored by Kansas City on Monday night, here is one thing that I am sure of in a season of uncertainty in the NFL: no one knows jack shit about the league this season.
If NFL Week 1 hot takes, Super Bowl proclamations, and panicking football fans were unwelcome relatives, candy, and nuts, then oh what a Christmas we’d have.
Every year, I try to predict games based on what I know. Most of the time I don’t really know what I’m talking about.
In case you’re wondering whether i’m excited for the upcoming fantasy football season, I hope then next NINE THOUSAND words — it’s actually a bit more than that, but I just rounded down to make it a (startlingly) clean number — will answer that question for you.
Merry Draftmas, everyone.
About 10 days from now, the Washington Redskins will head into the 2017 NFL Draft with nine picks at their disposal, and a whole lot of needs to fill (even if the team did finish with a winning record last season).
Today marks the two-weeks-away point from my favorite day of the year: the first round of the NFL Draft. This is also right about the time when we can really get a good sense of what teams might or might not do in the first round.
Rajan chats with Dane Brugler, Senior NFL Draft Analyst for NFLDraftScout.com and CBSSports.com, about the 2017 NFL Draft, and some of the players the Redskins could take in the first round.
For the record: I still think mock drafts are stupid.
HTTD writer Patrick Rice breaks steps #4 through #6, as far as what the Washington Redskins need to do in order to have a successful 2017 offseason.