Monstah Writes

       It is starting to look like there will be a quarterback competition in New England. Some are saying Mac Jones is a system quarterback, some are me. It looks like New England has drafted back to back rookie of the year quarterbacks, first with Mac Jones and now with Bailey Zappe. Now some are saying if a 9-5 office worker went out there against the Detroit Lions and Cleveland Browns, they would put up those numbers too and they are probably right. We have seen this before and there are 2 instances.      New England has been known to put out system quarterbacks. Tom Brady has gotten hurt in the past and when back up quarterbacks got in, they simply ball out. Leading them to sign big contracts to start on other teams.  Jimmy Garoppolo has probably been the most successful to do this as he lead a 49ers team to the Super Bowl even if he did get carried by his defense. Jacoby Brissett is still starting to this day in the NFL so he has to be doing something right. Probably the most for

       There are multiple games in Europe this year, it seems like every time I wake on Sunday there is already a game on in Europe. There used to be just 1 or 2 but now there are games in London, Germany, or Mexico City, the NFL is looking to playing games across the world. But the NFL has always been rumored to want a team in London to grow the audience that has been growing rapidly over the last few years. The Jaguars have even got rid of one of their home games every year to play to Europe.      Rodger  Goodell has hinted at having 4 teams in Europe because having a division would be easier on travel. “We’re trying to see, could you have multiple locations in Europe where you could have an NFL franchise, because it would be easier as a division,” Goodell stated before the Packers Giants game took place.      Now here are the questions that everyone will ask. Why does there need to be teams in Europe? How will it work if there are multiple teams in Europe? What if a European team wa

       The Chiefs came back and won last night against the Raiders. Adams had 3 catches for 124 yards and 2 tuddys for the boys in black and silver. The Raiders got the ball back late in the game down one where they looked to Adams to get them a touchdown or drive down the field to kick a field goal to win the game. Adams caught a ball to give the Raiders a huge catch to flip the field and was ruled a catch. After instant replay, it was ruled not a catch. The Raiders then had 4th down where they did not get the first down, turning the ball over and losing the game. Adams went to the sideline where he slammed his helmet down on the ground. Adams seemed frustrated after the last drive and the Raiders moving to 1-4 on the season.       But me personally, I would not let that slide. I don't know if that's just me or anything, but Adams would not do me dirty like that. Now lets set the scene. Adams is very frustrated and he can't believe they blew that big of a lead, the Raiders

       The Big Ten has been one of the most interesting conferences in all of college football this season. There seems to be 2 categories, the Big Dawgs and Trash Teams in the Midwest. The Big Dawgs consist of Michigan, Ohio State, and Penn State which seems to be the teams competing for the Big Ten title every year. One of these schools have won the Big Ten title dating all the way back to 2016. The other category is the Trash Teams in the Midwest which includes the 11 other Big Ten team. The West just seems to knock off each other by beating each other on the road each week. Wisconsin were the preseason favorites and no longer have a coach. Minnesota seemed to run the west and now lost to Purdue AT HOME DURING HOMECOMING. Looking around the west it is anyones for the taking. Illinois makes the most sense to win the west.            Bret Bielema has the boys ready for any challenge and playing the best football Illinois has played in YEARS. Chase Brown is playing like Heisman finalis

        Week 4 of college football is here and I have some predictions for the kids tossing the pigskin around trying to get a degree. This is week is starting to get into conference week which means more rivalry games or games that mean more. I can see some upsets happen on the road and college football heating up. - OREGON STATE BEATS USC AT HOME AND AT CORVALLIS, OREGON. OREGON STATE IS CURRENTLY ON A ONE GAME WIN STREAK AGAINEST THE TROJANS AND LOOKS TO GO TO TWO GAMES. GIVE ME THE BEAVERS. - I expect to see a lot of points in the Notre Dame and North Carolina game. But I only expect to see points from the team in light blue. Just don't show Tommy Rees in the booth. - Maryland and Taulia Tagovailoa keep it closer than people think. Interesting to see JJ McCarthy in his first Big Ten start. - Clemson's first big game this weekend. Wake Forest keeps it within under a touchdown. Sam Hartman and A.T. Perry are a top 3 duo in college football. - Kansas starts off 4-0. - Anthony

       Week 3 of college football is in the books and was another successful week of ball. Another week of upsets and fans lined up at 5AM for College Gameday. We even saw Herm Edwards get fired on the field after losing to a MAC team at home. Here are my reactions and thoughts to Week 3.  - Appalachian State was BUMPING all day on Saturday. College Gameday going to a non Power 5 school is always good because the fans show out, and App State did. Even great signs about Texas A&M. And to put the cherry on top, App State wins on a hail mary against their rival. No better way to script that up. - KANSAS FOOTBALL IS BACK. 3-0 BABY. - Johnny Wilson is fun to watch. The 6'7 wide receiver for the Florida State Seminoles is a nightmare problem. Louisville had no answer for him and other teams in the ACC won't have an answer either. - Both Oregon State and Washington State are 3-0. - Michael Penix is HIM. Penix was balling on Saturday, and Washington looks like legit contenders in t

       The quarterback competition up in Ann Arbor between JJ McCarthy and Cade McNamara seems to be over after Michigan's win vs Hawaii past Saturday. Coach Harbaugh decided that both quarterbacks would start a game this season and after both performances they would name a starter. McNamara got the first start against Colorado State where he had 136 yards and 1 tuddy as Michigan won 51-7. McCarthy had the second start against Hawaii where he had 229 yards and 3 tuddys as Michigan won 56-10. During the two different starts JJ McCarthy has proven he is the better of the 2 quarterbacks and Harbaugh has rewarded McCarthy by giving him the start against UConn this week. Harbaugh also compared this quarterback competition to the 2012 49ers  quarterback competition between Alex Smith and  Colin Kaepernick. Harbaugh said, “It’s not a matter of somebody losing it but somebody playing better. As I’ve been saying, I think we have two really good quarterbacks. Two starting quarterbacks. A lot