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Colts revisionist history: Jonathan Taylor was 100% right to hold out

Is there anyone better in the NFL right now than Jonathan Taylor? That’s a rhetorical question because the answer is no. It doesn’t matter if he is in the MVP conversation because current odds show it isn’t about the most valuable player but instead the most valuable quarterback. It may be impossible for him to […]

The Viva El Birdos Podcast: Episode 40 October Monthly Reader Mailbag featuring Rob Cerfolio

Cardinals Assistant General Manager and Head of Player Performance, Rob Cerfolio, joined me on Friday and answered your questions! Thank you to The_Hoff_STL, cardinal511, CRThrelkeld, Schmidthead, country stuff, jdog55, and districtofcardinals for your questions! Rob had a lot of fun answering and provided a lot of great insight on the provided topics! Next week, we […]

Report: Detroit Lions likely to face J.J. McCarthy vs. Vikings

The Minnesota Vikings are next up on the Detroit Lions’ schedule, and they are currently fighting through some adversity. They’ve lost three of their last four games, have a laundry list of injuries—particularly on their offensive line, where they’ve been missing both starting tackles and their starting center for much of the season. But there […]

Value of Things: By the numbers

It’s another week and another surprising result in a rollercoaster season for the Houston Texans. Your Texans defeated the San Francisco 49ers 26-15, but the performance was more dominating than that on both ends of the game. The numbers will likely tell us as much, but we look anyway for the cumulative effect. The more […]

Chiefs-Commanders: How to watch Week 8 matchup

The Game The NFL’s Week 8 will finish with the (4-3) Kansas City Chiefs hosting the (3-4) Washington Commanders for “Monday Night Football.” Kickoff on GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium is scheduled for 7:15 p.m. Arrowhead Time; the television broadcast will be on ESPN and ABC — locally on KMBC/9. Kansas City is aiming for […]

Monday Caterwaul: Florida Panthers Open Forum

The Charlotte Checkers had a rough go off of it on home ice this weekend as they were swept by the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins at Bojangles Coliseum. Charlotte got blanked 4-0 on Friday, with Sergei Murashov posting a 25-save shutout. Former NHLer Danton Heinen scored a goal and added two assists and Alex Alexeyev, Ville Koivunen and Joona Koppanen also lit the lamp for the Penguins. Cooper Black took the loss, finishing with 18 saves on 22 shots. Jack Devine, Ben Steeves, Nolan Foote ...

Random Ramsdom: They are the only team to beat them

The Los Angeles Rams are still the only team to have beaten the Indianapolis Colts, and yes, that Colts could have beaten the Rams, but they didn’t, so it’s a positive benchmark for the Rams. Have the Colts looked like the best team in the NFL? Through eight weeks, yes, how can you say the […]

NFC playoff picture update: Good bye week for the Detroit Lions

The NFC playoff pictures is becoming more and more clear. Week 8, in particular, seemed to separate the contenders from the pretenders, and for a team like the Detroit Lions—who were on their bye week—it was a productive set of games. Not only did two of three division foes lose, but one of the top […]

What does a Sonny Gray trade look like?

Last week, I tried to take a peek into what would be necessary to trade Nolan Arenado, and as expected, the conclusion was that the Cardinals would have to include more than half of his salary and also not really get anything back. I may revisit Arenado trade possibilities by looking into bad contract swaps […]

49ers lose in lone NFC West matchup

Three of the four NFC West Division teams had a bye this weekend: Arizona Cardinals, Los Angeles Rams, and Seattle Seahawks. The Rams, Seahawks, and San Francisco 49ers were in a three-way tie with identical 5-2-0 records going into Week 8. The Cardinals brought up the rear with a 2-5-0 record. RELATED: HATE WATCH GUIDE […]

Falcons – Dolphins recap: Doom, gloom, and losing the room

Everything we thought the Falcons would be good at this year and everything they have actually been good at this year was absent Sunday, the latest in a growing series of deeply disappointing 2025 performances. Atlanta has now lost in brutal, demoralizing fashion twice against two teams that are among the bottom third of the […]