Into The Huddle

We're 6 games into the NFL season, roughly a third of the way through, however we've already seen some spectacular football from a few different MVP runners so far. What has not changed yet about this award this season is the lack of non-quarterbacks on this list of early frontrunners. All of the candidates I will discuss in this blog post are all quarterbacks. So, nothing much different here in this department, sadly. Unless another non-QB completely wows us by the end of the season... Two-time MVP Baltimore Ravens QB Lamar Jackson ( @new_era8 ) appears to be the early frontrunner for the award and it's hard to argue for a case against  him. After starting slow with two losses to begin the season (to Kansas City and Las Vegas), Jackson has been on a tear with 4 straight wins (over Dallas, Buffalo, Cincinnati, and Washington). Not only is 4 straight wins impressive, but they were all done against prestigious quarterbacks like Cowboys QB Dak Prescott, Bills QB Josh Allen, B...

 In recent years, we've watched tight ends in the National Football League punch defenses in the mouth and dominate on offense. But there's a growing trend within the first three weeks of the 2024 NFL season... some of them are MIA. So far, the leading TE in receiving yards this season (as of week 4) is Philadelphia Eagles TE Dallas Goedert , with 239 on 17 receptions (with 170 of these yards earned in week 3 against New Orleans. This isn't incredibly surprising, but what is  surprising is the rest of the list . Raiders rookie TE Brock Bowers is second, Bengals TE Mike Gesicki ranks third, Ravens TE Isaiah Likely ranks fourth, and Patriots TE Hunter Henry ranks fifth. Notice how odd this list looks to begin the season? None of the tight ends who finished top 10 in yards last season are top 5 to start this season. Notable names like George Kittle , Sam LaPorta , and Travis Kelce are not on this list. In fact -- George Kittle is the only tight end who finished top 10 in ...

The 2024-25 NFL season kicked off last weekend, and America rejoiced - football was back. 32 professional football teams prepared all offseason sculpting and building a team worthy enough to hoist the Lombardi trophy in New Orleans, but only one of them will actually seize that opportunity. Fans of all teams could finally watch their favorite teams once more after a long and grueling offseason. The NFL kicked off with a very anticipated rematch of the 2024 AFC Championship game with the Kansas City Chiefs hosting the visiting Baltimore Ravens on Thursday Night Football. With how close their last matchup ended, resulting in the Ravens falling short of the Chiefs 17-10 , fans were eager to watch Lamar Jackson get his revenge after KC had just won the Super Bowl. So much so in fact, that the NFL audience made Thursday night's game the most watched opening game in NFL history , with 28.9M total viewers. During the NFL offseason, the league let teams know that they were going to be more...