0 comments by The Comeback on 7/20/2021
The Super Bowl is one of the most widely watched live sporting events worldwide that takes place each year. A clash of titans drawing the best teams from each conference in the National Football League (NFL). This live event attracts millions of viewers from the US alone, not to mention a large number of viewers […]
0 comments by The Comeback on 3/28/2021
You can’t follow football today without being aware of the brain injury crisis plaguing the game. Not only have numerous players suffered premature deaths linked the CTE – chronic traumatic encephalopathy – but there have even been books and a feature film made about the crisis. Still, many people, including football fans, have found themselves […]
0 comments by The Comeback on 12/15/2020
With only a few weeks left in the year, the annual NFL Draft is upon the league. All teams are vying for the creme de la crop. All mock drafts, speculations, and rumors are going to news that those who want to try football betting or, as the Vietnamese say, bóng đá trức tuyến, will […]
0 comments by The Comeback on 9/10/2020
During a normal NFL season, football fans would be out of their minds in anticipation of the start of the regular season on September 10, 2020. The first game will feature the Houston Texans versus the Super Bowl Champion Kansas City Chiefs. Unfortunately, this does not figure to be a normal season and football fans […]
0 comments by The Comeback on 5/22/2020
Walking in the Shadow of a Giant There’s no replacing Tom Brady. As good as Steve Young was back in the ’90s, which included seven Pro Bowl appearances, two MVP Awards, and a Super Bowl ring as the starting quarterback for the 49ers, his name is virtually lost in the annals of the NFL’s greatest […]
0 comments by Brad Gagnon on 8/1/2017
A lot could — and probably will — change in the NFL between now and the second week of September, when the 2017 regular season kicks off. Teams have OTA offseason workouts and minicamps. Rosters can still change with free agent signings and rookie development. But right now, there are some large and small favorites to […]
0 comments by Brad Gagnon on 6/6/2017
At any given time, a significant percentage of the NFL’s 32 teams are looking to upgrade at the quarterback position. Some are hoping for saviors. And others are in search of potential successors for their current starters. Rarely is anyone completely uninterested in potentially good quarterbacks. In order to establish a gauge for which NFL teams […]
0 comments by Brad Gagnon on 6/5/2017
It’s hard to prove that an athlete (or performer) is overrated or underrated because perception isn’t something you can totally quantify. But I do spend an unhealthy amount of time consuming NFL Twitter, reading NFL analysis and watching NFL games. I know who’s getting love and who’s getting hate. And I know that in some cases, […]
0 comments by Brad Gagnon on 5/31/2017
I fired up the Flux capacitor and set the DeLorean time machine for June 1, 2019. It was a wild trip, and I forgot to check to see if Donald Trump was still POTUS or if the iPhone 12 had a hologram feature, but I did steal a copy of The Comeback’s NFL power rankings from that […]
0 comments by Brad Gagnon on 5/30/2017
Now that free agency and the draft are out of the way in the NFL, we have a feel for what every team’s roster will look like in 2017. And thus, we also have a feel for which divisions will be tough and which will be weak. Here’s how we rank the eight NFL divisions entering the […]
0 comments by Brad Gagnon on 5/26/2017
It’s an NFL tradition. Team dissatisfied with its stadium/fan base/market/all of the above attempts to compel local government officials to buy it a shiny new venue using public funds by threatening to leave town. Plenty of teams have had success with that strategy. It’s a big reason why Mercedes-Benz Stadium is about to open in Atlanta, why U.S. […]
0 comments by Brad Gagnon
I recall sitting with a few coworkers in the newsroom at The Score Television Network in Toronto, 10 years ago this spring, and gawking at the New England Patriots depth chart online. Somebody pulled it up and called us over to his workstation in order to broadly establish his point. The Patriots didn’t look like […]
0 comments by Brad Gagnon on 5/25/2017
It’s May, and there isn’t a lot going on in the NFL world. The Memorial Day weekend is upon us, a holiday which isn’t typically associated with football. But a lot of NFL teams have relocated to new venues — and in some cases, new cities — of late, so let’s take an updated look […]
0 comments by Brad Gagnon on 5/19/2017
So it looks as though NFL owners are going to approve a proposal that would reduce overtime in regular-season games from 15 to 10 minutes, which has to be the most myopic, counter-intuitive and simply illogical rule change in recent league history. The rationale behind the change is fairly obvious. But the problem is that […]
0 comments by Brad Gagnon on 5/18/2017
Regardless of why you think Colin Kaepernick remains unemployed — and it’s becoming harder to believe that his extended experience as a free agent has everything to do with football and nothing to do with politics — we’ll probably eventually reach a point at which public pressure boils over and somebody gives in and signs […]
