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San Francisco 49ers 2019 Record: (13-3) 1st NFC West 2019 Season Recap: Offense Points:  29.9 (2 nd ) Yards:  381.1 (4 th ) Pass Yards:  237.0 (13 th ) Rush Yards:  144.1 (2 nd ) Defense Points: 19.4 (8 th ) Yards:  281.8 (2 nd ) Pass Yards:  169.2 (1 st ) Rush Yards:  112.6 (17 th ) Heading into the 2019 regular season, the expectation for this version of the 49ers was still somewhat unclear. With the return of their starting quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo to the fold, a much better season then what transpired the year previous had probability. With sound potential provided from what looked to be a great draft class, no one would’ve believed the success that was to come.    Coming out the gates with immense strength, the 49ers didn’t drop a contest until week 10 of the season. The revamped defense with the additions of rookie Nick Bosa and Kwon Alexander, it was clear they were heading to elite levels ...

Buffalo Bills 2019 Record: (10-6)    2019 Season Recap: Offense Points: 19.6 (23 rd )  Yards:  330.2 (24 th ) Pass Yards:  201.8 (26 th ) Rush Yards:  128.4 (8 th ) Defense Points: 16.2 (2 nd ) Yards:  298.2 (3 rd ) Pass Yards:  195.2 (4 th ) Rush Yards:  103.1 (10 th ) Coming into the 2019 season, the Buffalo Bills were one of our favorite clubs to take the next step in their progression. With Josh Allen firmly planted as the starting quarterback and looking to improve on his rookie season numbers, the Bills made additions to support Allen on both the offensive line and the receiving core. With all the added talent on this offense, there would be fewer excuses for Allen to take his game to the next level. And while all the focus was placed on the offensive side, the Bills have quietly been building a defense that would sit atop the league in most statistical ranks. With how general manager Bra...

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2019 Record: (7-9) 3 rd NFC South     2019 Season Recap: Offense Points:  28.6 (3 rd ) Yards:  397.9 (3 rd ) Pass Yards:  302.8 (1 st ) Rush Yards:  95.1 (24 th ) Defense Points: 28.1 (29 th ) Yards:  343.9 (15 th ) Pass Yards:  270.1 (30 th ) Rush Yards:  73.8 (1 st ) The interesting aspect of what the Tampa Bay Buccaneers were in 2019 really does leave us starching our heads. Its not that the play on the field was horrible all the time, but rather the inconsistent nature was the key issue. What everyone will remember of the 2019 edition of the Buccaneers will of course be the play of Jameis Winston. Playing a full 16 game slate for the first time since 2016 – Winston managed to secure career highs in many passing categories. Under the tutelage of the Bruce Arians system, the Bucs were dynamic and forceful through the air. When all was said and done, Winston threw for a wh...

Baltimore Ravens 2019 Record: (14-2) 1 st AFC North       2019 Season Recap: Offense Points:  33.2 (1 st ) Yards:  407.6 (2 nd ) Pass Yards:  201.6 (27 th ) Rush Yards:  206.0 (1 st ) Defense Points:  17.6 (3 rd ) Yards:  300.6 (4 th ) Pass Yards:  207.2 (6 th ) Rush Yards:  93.4 (5 th ) When we take a look back at what the Baltimore Ravens were this past season, its clear they exceeded expectations regardless of what individuals suggest today. In all honesty, we fully expected Baltimore to take the next step in their progression, but we still had many questions on what Lamar Jackson would become. Going back to the 2019 offseason, the Ravens signed free agent Mark Ingram from the Saints, and we absolutely loved the move. Ingram is the prototypical type of runner Coach John Harbaugh needed to make his offense excel in their scheme. Harbaugh has continuously attempted to form the system ...

Tennessee Titans 2019 Record: (9-7) 2 nd AFC South     2019 Season Recap: Offense Points:  25.1 (10 th ) Yards:  362.8 (12 th ) Pass Yards:  223.9 (21 st ) Rush Yards:  138.9 (3 rd ) Defense Points: 20.7 (12 th )  Yards:  359.5 (21 st ) Pass Yards:  255.0 (24 th ) Rush Yards:  104.5 (12 th ) When we look back at the 2019 edition of the Tennessee Titans, its clear a few major adjustments took place to propel them into the postseason. First, we went on record going all the back to training camp to suggest the benching of Marcus Mariota in favor of Ryan Tannehill. Mariota simply has seen a vast amount of regression and a loss of confidence that we just couldn’t see anything positive transpiring with him being the team starter. Fast forwarding to week number six, head coach Mike Vrabel also seemed to have enough, and made the change at the position and the rest is history. As the team starter,...