The JMRA Football Podcast takes a look at Week 12’s big games including Lamar Jackson destroying the Rams on Monday Night Football; the 49ers making quick work of Aaron Rodgers and the Packers; and the Cowboys getting Belichick’d by the Patriots.
The Dallas Cowboys and New England Patriots – two of the most polarizing franchises in sports – gave FOX its best television ratings for an NFL game in years on Sunday.
The JMRA Football Podcast runs down the latest revelations in the Myles Garrett saga; Antonio Brown possibly returning to the Patriots (or not); and last Sunday’s Patriots/Eagles tilt.
The New England Patriots defense is posting numbers at all-time clip through its first seven games and New York Jets quarterback Sam Darnold was the latest to feel their wrath on Monday night in a 33-0 loss.
Dak Prescott and the Dallas Cowboys could not muster enough offense to stay unbeaten in a 12-10 loss to Teddy Bridgewater and the New Orleans Saints.
Before Sunday night’s Steelers-Patriots tilt, Pittsburgh head coach Mike Tomlin was asked about Antonio Brown’s signing with the New England Patriots. His answer was he didn’t have one.
While the New England Patriots applied a massive beatdown of the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday Night Football, Al Michaels revealed a rather interesting detail about the defending Super Bowl MVP, Julian Edelman.
As we get closer to the start of the league’s 100th season, USA Today rolled out quite the list trumpeting the greatest teams in league history. The 1985 Chicago Bears topped the 100-team list that was released last week.
Prior to the beginning of the NFL’s 100th season, The JMRA Football Podcast will be celebrating the league’s anniversary through a special series of podcasts.
Jared Goff endured a miserable first appearance in the Super Bowl as the Los Angeles Rams were defeated by the New England Patriots in Atlanta. Goff entered the contest, leading the second-highest scoring offense in the NFL. However, the Rams were stymied by a brilliant defensive effort from the Patriots, being limited to only three points.
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