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.
My regular season ended strongly with a much better record than I expected, especially after the first few weeks of the season. But the playoffs are here, and we actually get to see “bad teams” playing in postseason.
Is anyone else rooting for a Rams-Jaguars Super Bowl or is that just me? On to Week 16, where the NFL will confuse us more on what’s a catch.
Last week was my best of picking games since the Chiefs were still good.
My mediocre record is not the point of this week’s picks.
As a new wave of quarterbacks has joined the ranks in the NFL, the old guard seems to be dying down. Carson Palmer, Eli Manning, Phillip Rivers, and Ben Roethlisberger all seem to be beyond done.
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.
It’s hard to believe that 30 of the 32 NFL teams will have completed a quarter of their season by Tuesday morning.
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.
For the record: I still think mock drafts are stupid.