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NFL – Bears vs Packers Predictions
It’s hard enough for the Chicago Bears to beat the Green Bay Packers when they’re completely healthy, but without Jay Cutler and other injured pieces of their defense it seems like almost an impossible feat. On the other side, Aaron Rodgers doesn’t seem to mind his wide receivers dropping like flies as long as he has Jordy Nelson.
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NBA – Warriors vs 76ers Predictions
Are the Philadelphia 76ers for real? A test against a Western conference team is a perfect opportunity for everyone to find out, as the Splash brothers of Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson try and end the perfect start led on by Evan Turner and Michael Carter-Williams.
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Cleveland Caveliers – Anthony Bennett Worse Than Expected
Someone suggested that the Anthony Bennett debut was the least anticipated first game for a number one pick in NBA history. Turns out, what comes later, so far, isn’t much better. Bennett hasn’t been disappointing because sadly, there weren’t that many expectations of the former UNLV player to begin with.
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Los Angeles Lakers – Xavier Henry and & Jordan Hill Somehow Their Best Players
Seeing the Los Angeles Lakers this season is quite a surreal experience, especially with Steve Nash and Pau Gasol, entrusted to lead the team while Kobe Bryant is away, playing so badly, and players like Xavier Henry and Jordan Hill becoming the most important factors this team has to rely on.
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Timberwolves vs Knicks – Kevin Love Can’t Stop With the Double Doubles
Everything is clicking for the Minnesota Timberwolves and Kevin Love early this season, from big shots, to even bigger numbers and most importantly non-stop winning so far, beating the New York Knicks 109-100 to keep their undefeated start going after their first game on the road.
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Oklahoma City Thunder – Kevin Durant Gets His Russell Westbrook Back
The Oklahoma City Thunder weren’t going anywhere without Russell Westbrook, so the point guard decided he’ll come back early to help out Kevin Durant, bringing his energy, athleticism, speed and selfishness all back in one package to lead his team in a 103-96 win over the Phoenix Suns.
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Miami Heat – LeBron James Can’t Stop Moving the Ball
Title defenses keep getting harder, and the rough start this season for the Miami Heat is an indication of how difficult the road is going to be. LeBron James led his big three to a night when all of them scored more than 20 points each in a win over the Washington Wizards, but more importantly realized that moving the ball non stop is their most important asset.
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Saints vs Jets – Destroying Drew Brees Makes Up for Awful Geno Smith
This season it seems that as long as Geno Smith doesn’t throw interceptions, the New York Jets have a shot of beating anyone. That theory was proven correct once again as an awful game from the quarterback didn’t stop his team from beating the much better New Orleans Saints 26-20 as Drew Brees struggled through the very sound beating he took the entire game.
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Colts vs Texans – Gary Kubiak Matters More Than the Comeback
The Indianapolis Colts were down by 18 points when they went down to the locker room at half time and ended up beating the Houston Texans 27-24, but it was Gary Kubiak collapsing in the second half and rushed to a hospital that resonated more than anything after the game.
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Seattle Seahawks – Russell Wilson Keeps Pulling Off Comebacks
Down by 21 points, the odds were stacked against the Seattle Seahawks. But this team is special considering how many times they’ve managed to come back from the brink of defeat this season, as Russell Wilson suddenly finds the poise and accuracy that go missing early on, and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers find new ways each week to make things worse for themselves.