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The Cleveland Browns are currently working through some issues, especially surrounding their quarterback and wide receiver issues. The Browns have Josh Gordon and Johnny Manziel, who're supposed to be two of the biggest stars in the NFL, but they could well be preparing to trade the two of them in the near future. With Brian Hoyer, Travis Benjamin, Andrew Hawkins and Ben Tate around, they may look to make a "Trent Richardson"-type trade, getting picks for troubled talents. The Browns have had a rough sporting weekend. Manziel has added fuel to the fire, and many believe he could soon be heading out the door. Read More »
All summer long Cleveland Browns fans cried for Johnny Manziel to start over Brian Hoyer, but his recent performances soon silenced those cries. This weekend, however, Hoyer's men failed miserably, losing 24-6 against the lowly Jacksonville Jaguars, which quickly prompted for more "Manziel in" chants. How will the Browns fix this situation, and is Hoyer the man to lead them forward? He, and his high school football coach, think so, but the Browns might soon beg for consistency. Read More »
A.J. McCarron is currently watching every move Andy Dalton makes for the Cincinnati Bengals, but he didn't like what he has seen in their latest game against the Indianapolis Colts. The star and his wife, Katherine Webb, watched on in what she called a "pretty" stadium as Dalton's men were blanked, losing 27-0 to a dominant and admirable Andrew Luck. Read More »
It has been quite the week for NFL star Joseph Randle of the Dallas Cowboys, who has been in the headlines for the good, the bad and the ugly. The running back was accused of stealing underwear from a store, which turned him in to a laughing stock, but days later he apologized and agreed to become a sponsored partner for MeUndies. Now his attention will turn back to football, in which his team has had sensational support. Can he and his supporting cast take the Cowboys to the Super Bowl? Read More »
For the last few years NCAA big-hitters Alabama and Texas A&M were dominating, and it was laregely down to A.J. McCarron and Johnny Manziel. The pair knew that once this duo left this year, things would change. Now they're hoping for more of the same, but from new quarterback stars Blake Sims and Kenny Hill. The pair have been tipped to be future stars, and all eyes have been on their early season form, so when the teams took the field to face off, that attention was evidently agreed. But one man proved his worth, raising his NFL draft stock while the other flopped. Read More »
For the last few years NCAA big-hitters Alabama and Texas A&M were dominating, and it was laregely down to A.J. McCarron and Johnny Manziel. The pair knew that once this duo left this year, things would change. Now they're hoping for more of the same, but from new quarterback stars Blake Sims and Kenny Hill. The pair have been tipped to be future stars, and all eyes have been on their early season form, so when the teams took the field to face off, that attention was evidently agreed. But one man proved his worth, raising his NFL draft stock while the other flopped. Read More »
Blake Sims is quickly helping the Alabama fans to forget about their former leader, A.J. McCarron. It seems he's also growing through both the good and the bad. His team beat Arkansas 14-13, but if Sims is to be believed, this may be his most valuable win yet, with him claiming it has made him a better leader, and quite possibly more McCarron-like, meaning he and 'Bama, are capable of future NCAA success. Read More »
The Cleveland Browns were expecting to have a hero QB on their roster this year, however, they weren't expecting it to be Brian Hoyer. After drafting Johnny Manziel, the hype suggested that Hoyer's days were numbered, but today, he delivered a breathtaking victory over their arch rivals, the Pittsburgh Steelers. The Browns dominated throughout, winning 31-10, and giving reason for the entire city to celebrate. For now, the Browns' starting job, and the key to city, belong to Mr. Hoyer. Read More »
It's week 6 of the 2014 NFL season, and Brian Hoyer is still the starting QB for the Cleveland Browns. Many predicted that Johnny Manziel would become the started before the season began, or soon in to the season, however, so far he's been nothing but a showman, and a piece of the marketing plan for the Browns. One can wonder, was this the plan all along, or will the former Texas A&M QB come good and become their franchise QB? He has just sold his autographed Nissan for stunning money, yet again raising the question, why? Read More »
If a player is compared to Johnny Manziel, one would wonder whether it was a comparison to the good or the bad of the troubled QB. The star caused mayhem, and sold autographs, during his Texas A&M NCAA days, and it seems Georgia's RB Todd Gurley has followed in his footsteps. Despite a rumored season-long suspension, he has Manziel's backing, but will this hamper his Heisman Trophy and NFL dreams? Read More »
A.J. McCarron has yet to make one play in an NFL regular season game, yet it seems like he has a crazier life than most, with his career fighting constant ups and downs. Will the former NCAA stud be a success, or an NFL bust who fails to dislodge Andy Dalton? The newly married Cincinnati Bengals QB is injured, criticized his former Alabama coach Nick Saban, been embarrassed by wife Katherine Webb and now he may celebrate Christmas early as he looks for a new NFL team after trade rumours have emerged. Read More »
Over the years many NFL fans have watched in awe, wishing they could have the talents that are Calvin Johnson and Ndamukong Suh, and they might very well get their chance. The Detroit Lions always hold Super Bowl aspirations, yet year in and year out they fall miserably short. Both players are paid, and paid well, meaning the Lions have little spare change to use to redevelop their struggling roster. So, if they're failing to win now, what can they do? Apparently letting Johnson and Suh go may be just the answer, with the Lions admitting the violent Suh, and overpaid and injury-prone Johnson is 'done'. Read More »
Los Angeles have been insisting they deserve an NFL team ever since there's were sent packing, becoming the Oakland Raiders. Now more than ever, with the NFL looking in to expansion teams, or relocating teams, LA and Hollywood legend Louis Gossett Jr are insisting they 'need' an LA football franchise. Rumours are suggesting Derek Carr and his Raiders could end up in LA, but it's more likely for them to be sent to London. How can the NFL resolve this matter, and can they please everyone? Read More »
