Limping In

By Mike Rifkin The Dolphins will play the Jets for the second and final time this regular season. The Dolphins (9-4) are coming off a horrendous loss to the Tennessee Titans 28-27 on Monday Night. The Dolphins took a 27-13 lead with 4:30 left in the fourth quarter and inexplicably let that lead slip away.Continue reading ” Limping In”

Out Of Charge

By Mike Rifkin The Los Angeles Chargers got embarrassed on Thursday night by their division rivals, the Las Vegas Raiders, 63-21. The Raiders posted a franchise record in points. To put things in perspective, the Raiders were winning 42-0 at halftime. Things were so bad that the analysts on Prime were talking about a lackContinue reading “Out Of Charge”

Tonight, We Feast On Eagle!

By Mark Halpern Throughout his career, Dak Prescott has had to live in the shadow of players before him and the entire Organization he is supposed to bring to the promised land. One of the most challenging jobs in sports is being the Dallas Cowboys quarterback.          Over his first seven years in the NFL, PrescottContinue reading “Tonight, We Feast On Eagle!”

Tis The Season To Be Concerned

By Mark Halpern              This past Sunday, Justin Fields and the Bears offense had a field day against the Detroit Lions. The Bears duo of Fields and DJ Moore had quite the connection (which Bears fans were hoping to see more of this season)            The topic of what makes more sense for the Bears (who currentlyContinue reading “Tis The Season To Be Concerned”

Well That Backfired

By Mike Rifkin On Saturday, the biggest contract given out in professional sports was signed. Shohei Ohtani decided to stay in California, but instead of staying in Anaheim, he took the I5 to Los Angeles and played for the Dodgers, who is saying no to 10 years and 700 million dollars. We can discuss whoContinue reading “Well That Backfired”

Titan Up

By Mike Rifkin The 9-3 Dolphins will host the 4-8 Titans on Monday night. The Dolphins are coming off a 45-15 thrashing against the Washington Commanders. Tua Tagovailoa was 18-24 for 280 yards and two touchdowns. De’Von Achane returned to the lineup with 73 yards and two touchdowns on 17 carries, and Raheem Mostert hadContinue reading “Titan Up”

FINDING A WAY TO WIN, But Defense Showing Signs Of Weakness

By Mark Halpern By the end of the first quarter of this game, the Detroit Lions were demolishing the New Orleans Saints 21-0 right out of the gate with Touchdowns from Montgomery (2 yd run), LaPorta (13 yd catch), and St. Brown (25 yd catch) this game was poised for a monster blow out. TheContinue reading “FINDING A WAY TO WIN, But Defense Showing Signs Of Weakness”