by Josh Katzowitz | Sep 18, 2020 | NFL
Joe Burrow is supposed to be the Bengals savior. Just like Carson Palmer was supposed to be the savior when he was drafted No. 1 overall in 2003. And Akikli Smith in 1999, David Klingler in 1992, and even Greg Cook in 1969. All were quarterbacks drafted in the first...
by Josh Katzowitz | Sep 3, 2020 | NFL
Could Leonard Fournette be the piece that helps Tom Brady and the Bucs to the playoffs? Brady hasn’t faced questions like this since he took over for Drew Bledsoe in New England 19 years ago. Playing for a new team, playing with an oft-injured tight end who retired 18...
by Josh Katzowitz | Sep 1, 2020 | Boxing
Now that the boxing world has begun to emerge from its pandemic-induced hibernation, the fighters who have waited months to step into the ring (and to collect the paychecks that come with it) are finally getting back to work. That includes some of Baltimore’s best...
by Josh Katzowitz | Aug 26, 2020 | NFL
Bill Belichick is the greatest NFL coach in the history of the game. Of that, there’s not much doubt. The six-time Super Bowl championship head coach has shown time and time against during his 20-year reign in New England that he has the preparation skills, the...
by Josh Katzowitz | Aug 12, 2020 | NFL
College football is on the brink of being shut down completely. The Big Ten conference postponed all fall sports on Tuesday, following in the footsteps of the MAC and the Mountain West. About an hour after the Big Ten news broke, the PAC-12 announced its own press...
