Somewhere in the Multiverse exists a reality where on October 10TH 2015, Nick Chubb cuts it out to the left sideline and his knee doesn’t hyperextend in one of the most gruesome knee injuries you’ll ever see. Chubb’s streak of 14 consecutive games over 100 rushing yards then continues into the future(in contrast, the Kalen […]
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Top 50 filled with Player Comparisons and Quick-snap Scouting reports…. It’s that time of year again! The playoffs have come and gone which means it is officially draft season. What better way to kick it off then with a Big Board featuring some of your favorite prospects in this class! Minkah Fitzpatrick DB Alabama NFL
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In 1935, the 38th President of the United States, Gerald R. Ford played in the 10th East-West Shrine game. Now 2018, the 93rd Shrine game didn’t present a highly regarded player such as a former president, but it did bestow a few talented prospects that could hear their name called during the 2018 NFL Draft.
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The ACC and the SEC collide in a Power 5 matchup at the TaxSlayer Bowl. Louisville, from the ACC, ended the year 4-1 over their final five games to finish the season with an 8-4 record. Their final stretch included wins over three bowl teams in Florida St, Virginia, and Kentucky. They will face off
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The first quarter of the NFL season is over. Only the Kansas City Chiefs are left undefeated, while four teams have yet to find a win in 2017. The Rams, Bills, and Jets can undoubtedly be counted as teams that have exceeded expectations thus far, while the Giants, Patriots, and Chargers have all been
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Ito Smith is probably among the most underrated players in college football. Since 2016, Smith has the 3rd most yards from scrimmage with 2,360 placing him above Dalvin Cook and just behind Donnel Pumphrey and Saquon Barkley. Now in his senior year, he looks to continue to hone his craft on Saturdays so that can
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The football season is now in full swing. In college football, Alabama, Clemson, and Oklahoma are all doing exceptionally well and are looking like the top CFB contenders. In the NFL the Chiefs, Falcons, and Raiders are all 2-0 and looking like playoff teams once again. On the flip side, we can begin to identify
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If you’re a college football fan who enjoyed following the illustrious and highlight filled careers of a Tim Tebow, Johnny Manziel, and Lamar Jackson… let me introduce you to a little known South Florida Quarterback named Quinton Flowers. He’s the kind of player that makes every game a must watch, and every play potentially memorable.
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Jake Browning is about as highly touted as they come. Winning a California Gatorade player of the year award would already have been enough to garner some national attention, but Browning didn’t stop there. In his senior year, he threw for 5,760 yards and a national record 91 touchdowns. He was named as a USA
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The Baker Mayfield we know now has come a long way since his freshman year at Texas Tech. Mayfield, a 3-star recruit in the class of 2013, walked on with Texas Tech and played in 8 games as a true freshman. He threw for 2,315 yards, 12 touchdowns, nine interceptions and had a subpar 6.8
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Every so often, we as football fans get to experience a player, and a particular play so dominant, nearly everyone just accepts it as unstoppable, and simply tries to contain it. In 2012, rookie quarterback Robert Griffin the Third and the Washington offense ran a read option based attack centered around Griffin’s ability
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