What's up everyone! This is an out-of-bounds posting. I wanted to show you guys something I wrote up about Nakobe Dean for my Sports Management class last year. I haven't checked it since, but I realized he's playing for the Raiders after leaving the Eagles. I was surprised and now see why the Raiders defense is so productive this season. I encourage y'all to read my posting.

25) MISSOURI We'll find out if Missouri is an SEC and CFP contender by November, and that all depends on Ahmad Hardy's return. They face Florida and Texas A&M at home. Then, they travel to Ole Miss and Arkansas with a bye in between. Nothing comes easy for the Tigers unless Hardy's healthy. 24) KENTUCKY Kentucky still has plenty to prove, but maybe Will Stein's motivation gets them to an SEC opportunity in November.

What's up everyone! This was an exciting weekend of NFL football with so many close games and comebacks. We head into October and it's fairly early to assume who stands out as contenders. There are some out there, but we can't say it's legit just yet. Injuries have spanned the NFL rosters and it's going to get more tense as the weeks go on.

What's up everyone? I had a disappointing Saturday of college football with both Oklahoma and my alma mater Nevada losing. Unfortunately, Oklahoma's poor offensive performance ruined my entire day, and Nevada's overtime loss put the nail in the coffin on my entire Saturday. However, I did watch some great and crazy football in between. Texas held off Tennessee while Wisconsin went on to upset Penn State.

What's up everyone! Week 3 was something and who would've thought the weather delay would carry over into Tampa. That eventually led to Cleveland's win late in the game putting questions into Tampa's organization. Meanwhile, Denver, Dallas, Carolina, New England, and Green Bay had bounce back wins. After the NFC South went winless last weekend, the AFC South followed suit from their NFC brethren with a 0-4 weekend.

What's up everyone? Weather delays can be a pain sometimes. Between the 8:30am game and the 10am game slates were fine. Once we hit the between 12pm and 1pm game slates, it turned to chaos. Three games were hit with weather delays and UNC/Clemson got caught in the middle of it. The Florida State/Bama game felt like a wash because of it, and I lost interest once Bama virtually dominated the Seminoles coming out of that delay.

What's up everyone! Week 1 had plenty of points to be made. Alot of them! This week's power rankings probably make no sense right now, but so did the games this past weekend. It'll clear itself up after...maybe...Week 3. Right now, this is Week 2's Power Rankings that's a little volatile. Just like the Cardinals defeating the Chargers, the Broncos getting smoked by the Chiefs, the Rams allegedly not interested in Australia as much as the 49ers were, the Packers choking away another winning opportunity in the 4th quarter, the Bears, the Lions, and the Saints unleashing everything on the scoreboard, the Jets and Giants winning their first game together in Week 1, and the entire NFC South ending the week with nothing but L's.

What's up everyone? I was upset all of Saturday because my favorite team's offense played so awful. However, I shook it off and realized that we had some weird, bizarre chaos in Week 2. I'm trying to put the pieces together on everything. Oregon and Oklahoma (my favorite team) lost to Oklahoma State and Michigan respectively. FAU upsets Navy while USF won a thriller against Army.

This post is late because of Wednesday's opener. No matter the result from the first games, I'm not wavering my pick because a 17-game season always has interesting endings by Week 18. It took some time to think over, but I have my predictions for teams that'll finish in the NFC and AFC standings. I would like to get all of them right, but it's the NFL.

The NFL season is finally here and a day early too. After an offseason of learning and experiencing (at the NFL combine for the first time ever), watching moves happening with some surprising trades, draft picks, and returns from retirement, it's time to grab some food and drinks, get settled in, and watch some professional football. Before it gets underway, we are back with MY NFL Power Rankings.

Will Deshaun Watson play the entire season for the Browns? The Browns have had some major quarterback adjustments for decades since the Super Bowl era. There's a long list of quarterbacks that have started for the organization. Most have flopped while others had temporary success before they wore out their welcome. After Baker Mayfield got them out of a stinky, rusty, musty NFL cellar to get to the postseason, and almost come back to defeat the Chiefs, they gave Mayfield the boot in favor of Deshaun Watson.

What's up everyone! Week 1 football was exciting, boring, and a bit bizarre. If anyone watched the Michigan/Western Michigan game, that one was the most bizarre. I understand the fallout after that game, but I don't understand the situation of the extra second off of a review call. But that's beside the point. Now, college football may have some farce and parody moving forward because it's been a circus all offseason and fans on social media have so much reaction over it.

We are here. It's Week 1 and college football season officially (officially!) kicks off with a slate of big-time games. But before some of you sports fans sit down during the afternoon or the evening to a nice meal and drink whether it's by yourself, your pet, your family, your coworkers, or your fellow AI you got to know well during the offseason, I have my CFP predictions finally laid out for y'all.

AAC FAU I looked at quarterback Caden Veltkamp and coach Zach Kittley and think there is a high floor for FAU. They went 4-8, but they could do much better this season. It starts with cutting down on turnovers and the defense taking a step forward by making impactful plays. Their schedule gives them the opportunity with the experience they return while other teams go through rebuilding and retooling with new players and coaches.

I'm slowly but surely learning about watching individuals playing a team sport of football. There are various reasons for why a player does well on the field. Sometimes off the field is as important too just to know their attitude and personality. The ones I've listed caught my attention either a year ago or more, especially the top 5 players. #1 impressed me a lot by watching a bowl game in 2024.

I'm currently working on my College Football Playoff predictions for Thursday. I'm a little late on the posting because a lot has happened in my life for the past month in a half. I kept tabs on the current state of the college football world, and I'll explain plenty in my upcoming podcast before Week 1. For now, here are my selected 2026 conference champions.

What's up everyone! With Week 1 matchups around the corner, there are key games that weigh a team's CFP opportunity while trap games become a consequence because a team is too focused on bigger matchups instead of focusing on what's in front of them. Here are the Keys and Traps for the Top 25. These teams must brave the obstacles as their schedule beefs up to where every game must be treated like it was their last game of the season.

People outside of the MAC world are probably unaware of this, but it's one of those non-Power 4 vs. Power 4 matchups that could easily shakeup the season before October. Teams like Ohio, Toledo, Western Michigan, and Miami (OH) tend to put a scare into mid-tier teams they encounter. If anything, they MAC conference is the Big Ten's little brother. They play physical, nasty, and scrappy, and will fight to the end even if they're down two scores.

What's up everyone! We are closing in on Week 0 of college football. If there are any FCS heads out there, Week 1 (I think) of FCS college football is back too. I got underway with some of my information and am still in the process of finishing some more college football information to post. My CFP Predictions that will be out next week but enjoy an early look at my true power rankings.

I never really done anything like this because I wasn't that knowledgeable about FCS football until a few years back. Remember the North Dakota State matches against the likes of Iowa and Colorado. South Dakota State having at it with a couple of FBS opponents. Even way back when App State was in the FCS who upset Michigan to put themselves on the map.

Sacramento State and North Dakota State are Where!!!??? North Dakota State's move up was a long time coming. They will showcase in the Group of 6 to see if they're the powerhouse that Boise State usually is. But in the Mountain West!!!??? They are geographically close enough to where the Mountain West landscape is with Wyoming. Maybe add in Montana State and it's plausible since they're a Big Sky team.