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Super Bowl week is upon us and it’s time to breakdown the final matchup for the ultimate prize, The Vince Lombardi Trophy!!! We’re starting to sound like a broken record, but the Patriots are back in the Super Bowl for the third straight season, this time looking to complete the transaction to hoist the trophy for the sixth time in franchise history. Losing last year’s big game to the Eagles left many to believe that New England wouldn’t have much left in the tank to propel their outlook back on the largest stage. If we have learned anything from the Patriots history, the key is that they feed off or their doubters to prove there is no stopping this machine. Tom Brady an Bill Belichick are the catalysts to the success of this franchise and are putting their stamp on NFL record books that may never be broken, let alone seen again. Super Bowl 53 should provide a great deal of excitement as the “G.O.A.T” (Tom Brady) will again have his troops ready for battle. The

Super Bowl week is upon us and it’s time to breakdown the final matchup for the ultimate prize, The Vince Lombardi Trophy!!! The Rams entered the season with the highest of aspirations with an abundance of moves to help bolster their roster. When all was said and done, the Rams finished the season tied for the best record in the league at 13-3 and now get their chance to fight for the Super Bowl. The victory in New Orleans in the NFC Championship didn’t come without controversy, as an obvious blown call placed the Rams in the best situation to tie, and then win the game. Nevertheless, The Rams are in the Super Bowl for the first time since 2001, and should be viewed positively as they did earn it throughout the season. The Rams Offense: Looking back to the last two NFL seasons in terms of offense, you would be hard pressed to find a more potent, high powered, balanced unit then the McVay coached LA Rams. The 2018 Rams mirrored previous versions of the greate

As the offseason begins to take shape, the discussion on roster improvement and player movement is front and center. Teams will be looking to shed salary on top of the players already listed as free agents. As of today these are the top listed FA’s looking for new contracts. The Fantasy Football impact is definitely real as players entertain staying with their clubs or moving on to a new system. Exciting times are upon us, as teams begin to re-tool and build for next season. It’s time to speculate! Top Free Agent Tight Ends: Jared Cook (OAK) Age: 32 | 2018 Salary: $5,300,000 | FA Rank #1 Jared Cook has seen an uneven career to date playing for 4 teams in his 10 year career while most likely looking for a new home in 2019. Cook played 2 seasons in Oakland seeing some of his best career production to date which should increase his overall market for tight-end needy teams. Cook isn’t supremely talented but does employ a solid skillset that makes him a giant misma

As the offseason begins to take shape, the discussion on roster improvement and player movement is front and center. Teams will be looking to shed salary on top of the players already listed as free agents. As of today these are the top listed FA’s looking for new contracts. The Fantasy Football impact is definitely real as players entertain staying with their clubs or moving on to a new system. Exciting times are upon us, as teams begin to re-tool and build for next season. It’s time to speculate!    Top Free Agent Wide Receivers: Robby Anderson (NYJ) (RFA*) Age: 26 | 2018 Salary: $543,333 | FA Rank #1 Perhaps one of the better up and coming wide receivers in the game today, the Jets Robby Anderson should sit atop this list of free agent players, though he does come with an asterisk. Anderson doesn’t yet qualify for unrestricted free agency, but currently sits under restricted status. The Jets should untimely place at minimum a second round tender on the tale