NFL Is So Good!

San Francisco 49ers have found their golden quarterback!   In this league, it is hard to find a true franchise quarterback. A quarterback who will be good enough to stay on the team's roster for at least a decade. A quarterback who will take his team to playoffs on a consistent basis. Miami Dolphins are still looking for a quarterback to take reigns from Dan Marino, who retired twenty years ago. Buffalo Bills are still struggling to find a quarterback to replace Jim Kelly, the quarterback who never won a Super Bowl, but was at least good enough to get to four straight Super Bowls. Jackosniville Jaguars and Minnesota Vikings both have great rosters, and both teams made it all the way to the Conference Championship round this past season, but both of them haven't had a consistent quarterback for a while now. Also, the Washington Redskins always come up short with finding a superstar quarterback. They initially thought they had found their quarterback with Kirk Cousins, but

Philadelphia Eagles, it is your time!   I predicted the Philadelphia Eagles to go one and done in this years' playoffs. How could I expect a team to win a playoff game against the defending NFC Champions, who were in full strength, coming off with a playoff win in the previous round, and were more experienced? The only way I saw the Atlanta Falcons losing to the Eagles was if they do a choke job, or if a major injury takes place against them. Also, another way the Falcons could have lost that game was if the Eagles played lights out, and with pride in front of their home crowd. I am certain that I wasn't the only one who picked the Falcons to win against the Eagles. Atlanta Falcons had four chances late in the game to take the lead and win it. They didn't, Eagles got the ball back and ran out the clock. Following week in the Championship round, I didn't give them any short at all to beat the Minnesota Vikings. Well, the Vikings came to play only one drive in the

A football game might not have equal value for the two teams.   In the National Football League, every single game has some meaning to it. There are some games which one team could not afford to lose. When a team is going up against its rival and hasn't won a game against them in the last two to three meetings, then they know they can't lose for the fourth straight time. If a team loses four straight games against its rival then, how is it considered a rivalry among the two? It would seem like a rivalry dominated by just one team. I honestly believe that there is no rivalry between the Detroit Lions and the Green Bay Packers and I will explain you why exactly! When you think of a team getting into the playoffs on a consistent basis, do you think of the Lions or the Packers? When you think about great quarterbacks, do you think of the quarterbacks of the Lions or of the Packers? When you think of Super titles, do you think of the Lions who have never even played in one