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By Marc Lawrence — The “best player available” method in the NFL Draft is a myth. In some form or fashion, every NFL team weighs
By Marc Lawrence — The Texans went 4-12 last season even though Deshaun Watson ranked first in expected points added (EPA) per pass attempt. The
By Marc Lawrence — Six NFL playoff games down, seven to go. The offseason is nearly here – and for 24 teams, it already is
By Marc Lawrence — To say it was an unusual year is an understatement. The league worked through a season disrupted by the coronavirus pandemic,
By Marc Lawrence — Upsets for the Weekend of DEC 19-20 — COLLEGE: LSU over Ole Miss by 6 It’s hard to recall a defending
By Marc Lawrence — For as dominant as the Seahawks (5-0) offense has been this season, Seattle is not exactly running away with games. The
By Marc Lawrence — Here we are now with Week 6 in the history book, and two teams have already fired their head coaches and
By Marc Lawrence — We can all agree that there is too much money at stake to lose an entire football season. CBS Sports notes
By Marc Lawrence — The term “hot seat” is one of the loosest terms used in college football when it comes to coaches. There is
By Marc Lawrence — NFL Nation points out the fact that there is still a ways to go until the season begins. So what better
By Marc Lawrence – The Steelers were without a first-round pick in this year’s draft after trading what became the 18th overall pick in exchange
By Marc Lawrence — The Cleveland Browns insist that offensive lineman Jedrick Wills Jr. of Alabama was their top priority all along. There were some
From the Editor: The HRI Faithful who engage in sports see Marc Lawrence’s Coffee Club Report in the HRI NEWS section daily. Today we’re breaking
By Marc Lawrence — When the Miami Dolphins landed QB Tua Tagovailoa with the 5th pick in the first-round of last month’s NFL draft, the
By Marc Lawrence — The Miami Dolphins drafted their quarterback of the future and three potential starting offensive linemen to protect him, but they might
