Tag: Lamar Jackson

As fantasy football managers continue to try and score big points, they often find the highest upside in players who score touchdowns. The best area of the field to get ...

AFC Championship Preview: Three Keys To Victory. Before kickoff, we list keys to victory for both teams entering the AFC Championship.

AFC Championship Game: Three Key Matchups. With star players in mind, here the three key matchups to watch for in the AFC Championship Game.

There are eight teams remaining in the 2020 NFL playoffs. Three clubs are led by legends of the fall while youth has been served elsewhere.

Jason Song is a WR/RB for the Howard County Hawks, a branch of the Special Olympics affiliated with the Baltimore Ravens, who trains and plays at M&T Bank Stadium.

The NFL will wrap up wild card weekend with a stacked slate of games on Sunday. Here are the latest odds and trends.

Super wild card weekend is here. These are the odds and trends for Saturday's slate of games.

The young and multi-talented signal-caller has been on the short end of two playoff losses and did not perform well in either contest.

After one of the more bizarre football seasons we have experienced in recent memory, the 2020 campaign is behind us, and the 2020-2021 NFL Playoffs have arrived. It is time ...

Playing The Odds: Who Will Chiefs Face After Bye? Who do the oddsmakers think the Chiefs will face in the first playoff game. We examine here.

Every AFC Playoff Team's Most Important Non-QB. What non-quarterbacks are the most dangerous among the 2020 AFC playoff teams? We list seven.

New York Giants fans are understandably discouraged after Big Blue suffered miserable losses to the Arizona Cardinals and Cleveland Browns the last two weeks. And yet, with only two games ...

Red Zone Report Playoffs Part 2 As fantasy football managers continue to try and score big points, they often find the highest upside in players who score touchdowns. The best ...

The underdog Browns look to further cement their spot in the playoffs with a win against the reeling Ravens.

Doug Williams spent five seasons with Tampa, leading the Bucs to the 1979 NFC championship game but his greatest success came in January 1988.