In week 2 of Thursday Night Football (TNF), the Los Angeles Chargers traveled to the “Paris of the Plains” and took on the Kansas City Chiefs. Ultimately the home team said “Nous serons vainqueurs!” (translation form French: “We will be victorious!”). However, the Chief’s road to victory was anything but smooth. Let’s roll the footage! […]
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Celebrating Steve McNair While Looking Forward to Malik Willis
September 9, 2022 | 2022 Rookie Preview | 5 Commentsby: keelinbillue
Tennessee Titan rookie quarterback Malik Willis captivated football fans during his final game of the NFL preseason. Willis threw some darts, scrambled like crazy, and was refreshing to a Tennessee Titans fanbase that has sought out a franchise quarterback for over a decade now. However, the Titans have a complicated and, quite frankly, depressing history […]
Please, blog, may I have some more? Fantasy Football Takeaways from Aaron Rodgers’ COVID Revelation
November 10, 2021 | Fantasy Football Strategy | 1 Commentby: keelinbillue
Weeks 8 and 9 of the NFL season provided fantasy football managers with notable revelations regarding Aaron Rodgers and COVID:
- Green Packers QB Aaron Rodgers tested positive for COVID-19.
- Rodgers did not receive the COVID vaccine.
How is Aaron Rodgers’ COVID status different from what we have learned about other unvaccinated players?
Although there are NFL players who have shared they are not vaccinated, Aaron Rodgers is a notable departure on how QBs have talked about vaccine status.Quarterbacks that have spoken openly about not having the vaccination, like Carson Wentz (33.9% rostered, 22.2% started in Week 8) and Kirk Cousins (83.7% rostered, 63.9% started in Week 8), are not rostered and started at the same rate as Rodgers. As the most prolific NFL player to share they are not vaccinated and also contract COVID since the vaccine has been available, Rodgers (99.8% rostered and 74.6% started in Week 8) mid-season news sent a shockwave through the fantasy community, especially those who had Rodgers on their
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