The NFC East will be on full display Thursday night when the Giants and Redskins throw down for the first of two meetings in 2014. Both are coming off emotional games in Week 3 that saw New York notch their …

Week 3 of the 2014 NFL season was another rough one for home chalk. Favorites went 6-6 ATS in their own houses. The AFC East was particularly awful going 0-4 ATS with only the Pats escaping with a SU victory. …

Week 4 of the of the 2014 college football season saw a handful of close calls for the country’s elite teams. Florida State, Oregon, and Oklahoma were all pushed to the brink. LSU lost at home at night to an …

Week 3 of the 2014 NFL season comes to a close in MetLife Stadium as the Chicago Bears pay a visit to New York/New Jersey to face the Jets. The Bears are riding high after scoring three touchdowns in the …

What we’ve learned through the first two weeks of the 2014 NFL season can be summarized in three words: expect the unexpected. Leaving aside the myriad of alarming off the field landmines, the games themselves have been rife with unpredictability. …

Get ready for another chapter of subpar NFL football on Thursday night when the 0-2 Bucs travel to Atlanta to face the 1-1 Falcons. Neither team impressed in Week 2, but at least the Dirty Birds have a viable excuse, …

Through two weeks of the 2014 NFL season, there are seven unbeatens remaining. That list doesn’t include the defending champion Seahawks, 49ers, or Patriots. Also of note, 2013 playoff participants New Orleans, Indianapolis, and Kansas City are all 0-2. The …

A bloody and brutal week of NFL football both on and off the field comes to a merciful end on Monday night when two of the league’s most potent offenses go head to head. The 0-1 Colts host the 1-0 …

Two weeks into the 2014 NFL season and which teams look like legit contenders remains a bit murky. Seattle and Denver appear to be what everyone thought they were, but the prospects for Chicago, New Orleans, New England, and Green …

The maelstrom of controversy surrounding the Week 2 Thursday night game has rightfully overshadowed the action on the field. While Roger Goodell continues to point fingers of blame at everyone but himself, the Ravens and Steelers will attempt to do …