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This offseason has seen the ‘QB Carousel’ been turning more at an active pace than previous years. One such name upon the carousel is former Miami Dolphins and current Tennessee Titans quarterback Ryan Tannehill.
Five landing spots for Ryan Tannehill if he leaves the Tennessee Titans Read More »
Since John Lynch assumed his role as 49ers GM in the Spring of 2017, the San Francisco 49ers have made two big moves in trying to find the Patrick Willis replacement the defence so badly needed after Willis’ surprise retirement in 2015.
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Former Miami Heat shooting guard and NBA maverick Dion Waiters has signed a contract with the LA Lakers for the remainder of the season, as reported by The Athletic’s Shams Charania.
Dwight Howard proves Dion Waiters can flourish on the Lakers alongside LeBron Read More »
Morey and head coach Mike D’Antoni chose not to pursue a replacement big man, instead opting to go all-in on the mad science experiment that is the ‘Pocket Rockets’.
Pocket Rockets: Will Houston be effective in the playoffs? Read More »
As a response to the critiques listed above, Adam Silver, the NBA cognoscenti and a man by the name of Nick Elam got together to devise a solution. The result? A new format which has taken the basketball world by storm.
NBA strike gold with new All-Star game format Read More »
With the trade deadline fast approaching, here are three players the Houston Rockets can acquire to strengthen their position in a loaded Western Conference.
Three trades the Houston Rockets should make before the deadline Read More »
Where does San Francisco go from here?
Super Bowl LIV: Finding peace in defeat for San Francisco Read More »
When asked what his expectations were for his rookie season in the NFL, Deebo Samuel told The State “rookie of the year.” Samuel went on to add “why would I not be?”
Film Study: Deebo Samuel destined for a bright future, if not Rookie of the Year Read More »
As the big day draws nearer and nearer, the hardworking writers at Franchise Sports have shared their predictions for what might be the most unpredictable Super Bowl in history.
Super Bowl LIV: Writers make their predictions Read More »
The Super Bowl represents the culmination of sacrifice, hard work and dedication for each and every player lucky enough to brace the hallowed turf and compete for the Lombardi trophy.
Ten greatest individual Super Bowl performances of all-time Read More »
Many call the Divisional Round of the NFL playoffs the best weekend in sport, and rightly so. The fat theoretically will have been trimmed away in the Wildcard round allowing for four quality football games to be played. This year saw the “YOU LIKE THAT” Minnesota Vikings hit their ceiling and crash out against the
Five things we learned from the Divisional Round Read More »
Following the Minnesota Vikings’ Divisional Round exit, the Browns announced the hiring of Vikings offensive coordinator Kevin Stefanski as their new head coach.
Kevin Stefanski is perfectly suited to the Cleveland Browns roster Read More »
The path to the Super Bowl is paved in Red & Gold. Thanks to a 13-3 record (with a few tie-breakers) the San Francisco 49ers will play their first playoff game since Jan 2013. The 49ers will host the Minnesota Vikings in the Divisional Round on Saturday. The Vikings are coming off an impressive overtime
Niners vs Vikings Divisional Round Preview: San Francisco should have too much Read More »
A few hours before the New England Patriots kicked off their first Wildcard appearance in close to a decade, Tom Brady, presumably aided by his social media team, posted a video to his Twitter account. The video, captioned ‘It’s Too Late to be Scared’, was a two-minute-long montage of a lion roaring intercut with footage
What comes next for Tom Brady? Read More »
Al Pacino’s famous speech in the hit football movie ‘Any Given Sunday’ is just about as cheesy and pulpy as you can get when it comes to football-inspired speeches. Pacino’s character, coach Tony D’Amanto delivers, ‘life’s this game of inches. So is football. Because in either game, life or football, the margin for error is so small — I mean one-half a step too late, or too early, and you don’t quite make it. One-half second too slow, too fast, you don’t quite catch it.’
Niners triumph over Seahawks: Game of Inches Read More »
