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The Cleveland Browns have had their ups and downs this season, but now they have a 4-3 NFL record, they know they can win football games this season, and it may prompt them to make some stunning trades. Brian Hoyer, Travis Benjamin, Ben Tate and others are pulling the Browns along nicely, meaning they could look into doing a Trent Richardson-style trade, packaging Johnny Manziel and Josh Gordon for draft picks and salary cap relief, too. Could these deals be completed before the deadline? Read More »
Matthew Stafford and Jim Caldwell would be forgiven for thinking they had a long flight home from London, but a miraculous, second-half comeback soon changed that. The Atlanta Falcons had a 21-0 lead and looked to be heading for a Wembley Stadium win, but the Detroit Lions pulled 22 points back, grabbing the 22-21 win. But it was bad news for Nick Fairley. Read More »
The idea of the Detroit Lions trading Calvin Johnson at one time seemed impossible, but rumors are suggesting, fresh off their Wembley Stadium NFL win, they are close to agreeing to a deal to send their star receiver to another team. The Lions are furious with his constant injuries and big salary, and they've realized they can win without him, meaning now's the time to move on. Will a deal be finalized, and where should he go? Could this be the end of an NFL legend's career? Read More »
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 »
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 »
Donovan McNabb had his chance to win the quarterback battle of the NFL, but despite becoming a Fox Sports analyst, it seems he can't keep his nose out of current QB battles. He, Tony Romo and Jay Cutler are locked in a feud, and it has caused even more anomosity between the Philadelphia Eagles, Dallas Cowboys and Chicago Bears. McNabb has labelled Cutler the "Romo of the Midwest," insulting both of them in the process and causing a lot of controversay ahead of this weekend's NFL action. Read More »
Brad Pitt has seen it all, and he's been involved in most things too. The Hollywood star is considered one of very best actors of all time, as well as one of the most handsome men in the world today, so how would Drew Brees feel if he was to portray his character in a New Orleans Saints and NFL movie? Brees looks set to go down as one of the best QB in NFL history, but after struggles this season some have called for his departure. Brad has insisted that would be 'foolish', prompting to suggestions that he could take a movie role, starring as Brees if the star rediscovers his form and cements himself as the QB great he looks set to be. Read More »
The Cleveland Browns have forever been at the bottom of the NFL basement, but they're working their way up to the top at long last, and they may just trade some of their troubled stars, saving money in the process. The team spirit the likes of Brian Hoyer, Ben Tate and Travis Benjamin are showing, are making the Browns consider pulling a 'Trent Richardson' surprise trade for picks, meaning troubled talents Josh Gordon and Johnny Manziel might just be put on the trade block in the near future. Read More »
Tony Romo, DeMarco Murray, Jerry Jones and their Dallas Cowboys, had become the laughing stock of the NFL in recent seasons, but now, finally, that might of changed, and in dramatic fashion, too. The Cowboys are now 5-1 after beating the defending Super Bowl champions, the Seattle Seahawks, away from home. Those who were begging for Jones and co. to draft Johnny Manziel just months ago are looking silly now, as the Cowboys are slowly becoming legitimate Super Bowl contenders. 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 »
