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*The* key for the Wolverines to take down No. 13 Indiana and why this game of all games is the Harbaugh referendum game.
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We get down and dirty into our Indiana preview and look at what it’s good at and what it’s bad at in direct comparison to Michigan. We come down to one conclusion. That and elucidating on our thoughts about the last game and why Indiana is the Harbaugh referendum game.
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Or, you can listen below, right here on WolverinesWire!
Steve and Harley bring you B.P.N. NFL news, Mideason Special Fantasy Elections, and “DFS Pay-ups, Stay-aways and Value Plays.”
In this episode, Steve and Harley bring you B.P.N. NFL news, Mideason Special Fantasy Elections, and “DFS Pay-ups, Stay-aways and Value Plays.” So Huddle up, tune in, and get Blitzed!
Making sense of what happened and where Michigan football goes from here. Also: why it’s too soon to overreact to the season as a whole.
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Hang in there, Michigan football fans. Saturday’s loss was bad, and there’s zero excuse for it. We explain what we can about how Michigan lost and why it’s too early to consider the season itself lost.
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Or, you can listen below, right here on WolverinesWire!
Buffalo Bills podcast from Bills Wire following 24-21 win over the New England Patriots in Week 8.
It was seemingly a moment that everyone affiliated with the Buffalo Bills at any point over the last 20-plus years had clamored for. The unofficial end of the New England Patriots’ stranglehold over the AFC East, and it came via a 24-21 win for the Bills. While this New England squad looked much, much different from last year, they still admirably battled the Bills with the same tenacity that they always have, and didn’t roll over for Buffalo.
Aside from the game-sealing fumble from quarterback Cam Newton in the final seconds, the Patriots played smart football, never being too overly aggressive with their play calling. Their offense, outside of Newton, running back James White and maybe running back Rex Burkhead, was made up of players that you would probably never have in your starting fantasy lineup. They were impressive, but that’s the genius of New England coach Bill Belichick.
The Bills came out and played gritty football, and came out on top in a nail biter. It wasn’t pretty by any means, but there were certainly some positives to come from it. The running game finally got some traction, which is something that many have been clamoring for. The defense continues to tighten up, and their “bend, don’t break” style of play has led to the most crucial defensive stands happening when needed most.
There’s a lot to build off of for this game, as the Bills prepare for their tougher stretch of schedule, starting with the Seattle Seahawks in Week 9.
But before seeing the Seahawks, Bills Wire podcast host Matt Johnson and contributor David De Cristofaro breakdown the week that was.
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Brandon Justice and Isaiah Hole break down the keys for Michigan football in the annual rivalry game vs. the Michigan State Spartans.
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It’s Friday, which means we’re back into full game week preview mode. This week, the Wolverines welcome in the rival Spartans, as two teams heading in different directions face off for the battle of the Paul Bunyan Trophy.
What Michigan needs to do to win, what would allow for MSU to upset the maize and blue and final predictions of the game.
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With MSU coming up on Saturday, we answered the fans’ biggest questions, with many of them bordering on overconfidence with the Spartans up.
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Seems to be the consensus that Michigan will destroy Michigan State on Saturday. I don’t think that’s necessarily the case. While it might be, there’s a lot that has to go right for the Wolverines.
So we take your questions, looking back at the Minnesota game while looking forward to the maize and blue hosting the Spartans on Saturday.
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If the Patriots are selling, which players go? And then how will the 2021 offseason look?
The New England Patriots are headed for a matchup against the Buffalo Bills on Sunday, and if their records are any indication, Bill Belichick and Cam Newton are outmatched. Bills coach Sean McDermott has his team out to a comfortable lead in the AFC East title race, with Buffalo sitting at 5-2.
So it’s distinctly possible the Patriots lose on Sunday. And even if they don’t, New England is currently 2-4, a record that has never produced a Super Bowl winner. Considering every season is Super Bowl or bust for the Patriots, perhaps it’s time for New England considering the tanking. If that’s what the Patriots choose to do, then they actually have an easy path to rebuild.
How did the Patriots get here? And where do they go next? We’ve got all that and more on this week’s Patriots Wire podcast.
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This week’s episode of the Packers Wire podcast looked at the win over the Texans, the brilliance of Davante Adams and the loaded NFC.
Episode 9 of the Packers Wire podcast is here.
On this week’s show, Packers Wire managing editor Zach Kruse joined host Ryan O’Leary to discuss the Packers bouncing back in Houston, the brilliance of Davante Adams, one potential trade target and a look at the loaded NFC.
Listen to this week’s episode below:
All episodes are available below:
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PODCAST: Previewing the Raiders Week 8 matchup with the Browns
In this episode of the Raiders Wire podcast, Marcus Mosher and Ryan O’Leary discuss the team’s Week 7 loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. How did they allow 45 points and is this team still on track to make the playoffs in the AFC?
Plus, the two preview the Raiders’ upcoming matchup with the Cleveland Browns. How can they stop Baker Mayfield and their elite rushing attack? Should Derek Carr have a big performance in Week?
Enjoy the show with the player at the top of the page and make sure to subscribe to the show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or your favorite podcast platform. You can also follow Marcus on Twitter @Marcus_Mosher and Ryan O’Leary, host of the Raiders Wire Podcast at @RyanOLearySMG.
If you would like to listen to older episodes of the Raiders Wire Podcast, feel free to use the playlist below to find your favorite show from the past!
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Listen: Browns Wire joins All Eyez on Cleveland to break down Raiders matchup and the Odell Beckham Jr. talk
Browns Wire managing editor Jeff Risdon joined the All Eyez on Cleveland Podcast with frequent contributor Brad Ward to break down the current state of the Browns entering Week 8.
Among the topics of discussion in the lively interview:
