The HTTD guys are joined by distinguished DC football analyst Mark Bullock, to get the latter’s thoughts on the “hot topics” pertaining to the Washington Football Team this offseason.
In the conclusion of HTTD’s 2021 Offseason Preview for the Washington Football team, Rajan Nanavati and Pat Rice discuss what the WFT could (or will) do to address the quarterback position.
We’re less than one week from what figures to be a wild first round of the 2018 NFL Draft, so it’s time for the annual pre-draft SemiColumn, examining the latest & greatest (and stupidest) draft rumors we’re hearing to date.
Yes, NOW it’s for you to start paying attention to what people are saying and projecting in mock drafts.
Set to the backdrop of the (first) Avengers: Infinity War trailer…
Reason #748,647 why most NFL Mock Drafts are entirely pointless: we project what we think what each team will do, in sequential order, in the first round of the upcoming NFL Draft. Yet, history shows us there are anywhere from four to eight trades that take place in Round 1, making most mocks entirely worthless.
I’ve said it a thousand times: i’m continually baffled by how football fans get frothed up beyond belief about mock drafts at this time of the year.
HTTD’s Rajan Nanavati talks with NFL writer Ethan Allbright of Mile High Sports Radio to preview this weekend’s game between the Washington Redskins and Denver Broncos, and discuss the sublot of both teams surrounding Kirk Cousins.
As of today, there are only four days left in October, which means…
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.