Jordan Riley is from Brentwood, New York and is currently a rising senior at Brentwood High School. Riley is currently ranked as the 148th player in the nation. Riley will join Tyler Beard as the 2nd class of 2021 commit for the Hoyas. The Hoyas still have 2 scholarships available for the 2021-2022 season.
MVP- Patrick Mahomes
The best quarterback in the NFL returns and plays a full 16 games as he continues his dominance and picks up an MVP while he’s at it.
OPOY- Christian McCaffrey
McCaffrey is not only the best back in football but he’s also one of the receivers in football. His production on the ground and in the passing game will win him this award.
DPOY- Myles Garrett
This pass rusher is now entering his prime, he is now a seasoned veteran that knows exactly what to expect from the NFL. He’s already one of the best defenders in football but he will make another jump that will propel him to win the DPOY award.
OROY- Joe Burrow
Burrow had the greatest passing season in college football history. Burrow uses this momentum to put up solid numbers and win himself the OROY award.
DROY- Chase Young
Young was undeniably the best player in the draft. Young also benefits from being having veteran pass rusher Ryan Kerrigan lining up on the other side of him. With Kerrigan, offenses won’t be able to fully focus on Young allowing him to rack up a bunch of sacks.
CBPOY– Bradley Chubb
Chubb had a monster rookie year where he tallied 12 sacks, 14 TFLs, and 21 QB hits. Last season he was limited to only 4 games. He’s had a whole season and offseason to recover and he’s primed to have another very productive season.
Regular Season Record Predictions
AFC North
Ravens 12-4
Steelers 12-4
Browns 7-9
Bengals 2-14
AFC South
Titans 10-6
Colts 10-6
Texans 9-7
Jaguars 5-11
AFC East
Patriots 9-7
Bills 9-7
Dolphins 6-10
Jets 6-10
AFC West
Chiefs 12-4
Chargers 9-7
Broncos 6-10
Raiders 3-13
NFC North
Vikings 9-7
Bears 8-8
Packers 8-8
Lions 2-14
NFC South
Buccaneers 13-3
Saints 11-5
Falcons 6-10
Panthers 6-10
NFC East
Cowboys 12-4
Eagles 11-5
Giants 4-12
Washington 3-13
NFC West
49ers 11-5
Seahawks 10-6
Cardinals 8-8
Rams 7-9
Playoff Predictions *Number indicates seeding
Wild Card Round
2 Chiefs over 7 Bills
7 Seahawks over 2 Cowboys
3 Titans over 6 Colts
6 Saints over 3 49ers
5 Steelers over 4 Patriots
4 Vikings over 5 Eagles
Divisional Round
1 Ravens over 5 Steelers
7 Seahawks over 1 Buccaneers
2 Chiefs over 3 Titans
6 Saints over 4 Vikings
Championship Round
1 Ravens over 2 Chiefs
6 Saints over 7 Seahawks
Super Bowl
Saints over Ravens
With teams now calling their players into training camp it’s time to rank all 32 teams.
1.) Kansas City Chiefs
2.) San Francisco 49ers
3.) Baltimore Ravens
4.) New Orleans Saints
5.) Green Bay Packers
6.) Seattle Seahawks
7.) Minnesota Vikings
8.) Philadelphia Eagles
9.) Tennessee Titans
10.) Buffalo Bills
11.) Houston Texans
12.) Dallas Cowboys
13.) Pittsburgh Steelers
14.) New England Patriots
15.) Tampa Bay Buccaneers
16.) Los Angeles Rams
17.) Denver Broncos
18.) Indianapolis Colts
19.) Atlanta Falcons
20.) Arizona Cardinals
21.) Los Angeles Chargers
22.) Chicago Bears
23.) Las Vegas Raiders
24.) Cleveland Browns
25.) New York Jets
26.) Jacksonville Jaguars
27.) Carolina Panthers
28.) Miami Dolphins
29.) New York Giants
30.) Detroit Lions
31.) Cincinnati Bengals
32.) Washington
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Believe it or not, training camp is coming up so it’s time to rank the top 5 players at every position heading into this season.
Quarterbacks
1.) Patrick Mahomes
2.) Russell Wilson
3.) Lamar Jackson
4.) Drew Brees
5.) Deshaun Watson
Running Backs
1.) Christian McCaffrey
2.) Ezekiel Elliot
3.) Saquon Barkley
4.) Alvin Kamara
5.) Derrick Henry
Wide Receivers
1.) Julio Jones
2.) Michael Thomas
3.) DeAndre Hopkins
4.) Tyreek Hill
5.) Odell Beckham Jr.
Tight Ends
1.) George Kittle
2.) Travis Kelce
3.) Zach Ertz
4.) Darren Waller
5.) Rob Gronkowski
Tackles
1.) David Bakhtiari
2.) Ryan Ramczyk
3.) Mitchell Schwartz
4.) Tyron Smith
5.) Ronnie Stanley
Guards
1.) Quenton Nelson
2.) Zack Martin
3.) Brandon Brooks
4.) Brandon Scherff
5.) David DeCastro
Centers
1.) Jason Kelce
2.) Rodney Hudson
3.) Maurkice Pouncey
4.) Ryan Kelly
5.) Frank Ragnow
Edge Rushers
1.) Shaquil Barrett
2.) Za’Darius Smith
3.) Joey Bosa
4.) Myles Garret
5.) Chandler Jones
Interior Lineman
1.) Aaron Donald
2.) Chris Jones
3.) Fletcher Cox
4.) Cameron Heyward
5.) DeForest Buckner
Off Ball Linebackers
1.) Bobby Wagner
2.) Darius Leonard
3.) Eric Kendricks
4.) Demario Davis
5.) Lavonte David
Cornerbacks
1.) Stephon Gilmore
2.) Tre’Davious White
3.) Jalen Ramsey
4.) Casey Hayward
5.) Xavien Howard
Safeties
1.) Kevin Byard
2.) Minkah Fitzpatrick
3.) Justin Simmons
4.) Earl Thomas
5.) Harrison Smith
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-We discuss the continued battle between MLB and The Players
-We take your quick hit questions and discuss Kyrie, Giants making the playoffs, Darnold weapons, Islanders run, and potential NCAA football game
-Clown of the week returns
In what was a steadied pace main event of the night Cynthia Calvillo defeated Jessica Eye by unanimous decision (49-46, 49-46, 48-47). This was a big challenge for both women being that it was Calvillo’s first fight at flyweight, her previous 7 fights have been at strawweight even though 3 of those have been catchweight for various reasons this one was no different because of Eye missing weight by 0.2 pounds. And as for Eye she was looking to make it two in a row after her previous win back in December. Calvillo’s performance was remarkable taking on the #1 ranked flyweight she looked more comfortable at her new weight class landing the most takedowns so far in her UFC career. Her grappling was on showcase as she had an considerable amount of control time, her striking was accurate as always and she puts in her stamp as one of the contenders to watch in 2020.
Along with a great night of fights from the main card the prelims also came through with excitement with the first 3 fights of the prelims all being finished in the first round. Starting off the night was bout between two newcomers to the UFC. Christian Aguilera who capped off with a 59 second KO of Anthony Ivy. He looked very impressive in his debut and will definitely look to make a splash in a stacked welterweight division. Tyson Nam looked very impressive with his 32 second KO, coming off of back to back losses this was the best performance you could imagine from him with all the pressure he still rose to the occasion. Next up was Julia Avila, if your a hardcore fan of MMA you already know her name as she has picked victories in and out of the UFC of over recognizable names such as Marion Reneau and Nicco Montano the later being the inaugural women’s flyweight champion. She picked up a 22 second KO which is the 4 fastest in bantamweight history, the finish now has her on a 3 fight win streak which will have her primed for a top ranked opponent and will likely have her move into the top 15 in the division.
Merab Dvalishvili had an amazing performance last night in Apex recording 13 takedowns which is now the most in a UFC/WEC bantamweight bout. If you wondering who held the record.….look no further than Dvalishvili with 12 in his last performance. He’s been rag-dolling the competition literally and with his win last night he now is on a 4 fight win streak which should have him primed for a top 15 matchup. The bantamweight division is probably the one of the most exciting divisions as of right now and the most active his teammate Aljamain Sterling had a first round sub victory over Cory Sandhagen in a title eliminator bout just a few weeks ago who was also in his corner Saturday. It seems as though there training together is paying off. \
In what was my fight of the night was Andre Fili with an impressive performance and win over the always exciting Charles Jourdain with a split decision victory. It was a questionable decision with even Jourdain expressing confusion at the end of the fight when the scorecard was read out that he won a round, it was all action from bell to bell with both men having there moments over the course of the fight. Jourdain has one of the prettiest left high kick in the UFC to date and one hell of a chin. He will be primed for big things as he gets more comfortable being in the UFC. Fili who in my opinion is a top 15 145er even though he’s unranked should’ve been on a 5 fight win streak but lost a razor thin split decision to Michael Johnson back in Aug. 2018 and lost another decision to Sodiq Yusuff last year who is “who would’ve thought” ranked 15th right now in the division. Fili is a sleeper who can evolve into a top contender soon to come as he said in the post fight interview he is only getting better and is one of the best in the world.
Marvin Vettori ladies and gentleman ! as Joe Rogan would say but for now he should be taken seriously. With a dominant win over the always game Karl “Baby K” Roberson there was a lot of bad blood going into this one and it showed with the vicious finish Vettori is now on a 3 fight win streak with his last lost being to the champion Adesanya in a split decision defeat. His game looks refined and accurate with dangerous power in his hands and showed last night his finishing capability. Look out for this dominant contender as he’ll be knocking on the door very soon. Marvin should be taking on a top 15 opponent in his next fight and should he win he’ll be on a fast track with a rematch with the current champ.
-Intro 0:00
-Discuss Nets remaining regular season and playoff chances 2:00
-Discuss Knicks coaching search 2:00
-Joined by Michael Silva of Talkin Mets podcast to discuss the Mets 27:00
-Drew Brees situation 57:00
Iron Mike Tyson has been all that the boxing world has been talking about this last month. His transformation and his boxing training shows Tyson in peak physical condition.
The 53-year-old retired champ has hinted on multiple occasions that he wants to return to the ring. So the big question is who will his opponent be? Tito Ortiz Retired UFC champion has stated that he has had that call to fight Mike. He thinks that fighting Tyson will generate as much if not more than McGregor vs Mayweather which made upwards of $500 million in revenue. If Tito Ortiz doesn’t get the money fight who will be the opponent? Let us know who you think should be Mike’s Return opponent.
A lot of buzzing coming from the University of Georgia mainly because of transfer Jamie Newman.
Newman transferred from Wake Forrest back in January. During his time at Wake Forrest, Newman put up 2868 yards and 26 TDS last year with a team that finished 7-5 and went 46th overall in recruiting. Newman will now have an explosive RB group and monster wideouts like George Pickens.
This will be the first time since 2005 (Dj Shockley) that Georgia has had a dual-threat QB. With Newman running the offense and a brand new OC, it will be fun to see how different the Bulldogs’ offense will look.
