Sorry, Raiders fans. We can't help you.
The Patriots played shockingly well in their week one game against the Eagles, and quarterback Mac Jones looked like he took all the comments voicing doubt about if he can really be a starter in the league seriously.
Patriots fans have been sad ever since Tom Brady left, much to the joy of pretty much everyone else in the world, but there are still plenty of stalwart fans left in Denver and this year, they’re meeting at Historian’s on the back rooftop deck in good weather and indoors during poor conditions.The Rams are owned by Denver sports mogul Stan Kroenke and family, who also own the Colorado Avalanche, Denver Nuggets, Colorado Mammoth and Colorado Rapids.
Canada Latest News, Canada Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
The Playbook: Your fantasy football guide for all of Week 2's NFL actionMike Clay provides an all-encompassing look at all of Week 2's matchups to exploit and avoid in weekly fantasy and DFS, including a projected final score.
Read more »
NFL Teaser Picks - NFL Week 2Our best NFL teaser opportunities for Week 2 action. Week 2 teasers featuring the San Francisco 49ers and Baltimore Ravens.
Read more »
After Aaron Rodgers injury, NFL players union again asks for natural grass fieldsNFL players prefer playing on natural grass. It's 'the easiest decision the NFL can make,' says NFL Players Association executive director Lloyd Howell.
Read more »
DDV: How to Complete A Prince in Disguise in Disney Dreamlight ValleyHelp Beast concoct the best apology ever in Disney Dreamlight Valley's a Prince in Disguise.
Read more »
DDV: How to Complete Into the West Wing in Disney Dreamlight ValleyNo divorce allowed in the valley. It's time to reconcile Belle and Beast's love to each other in DDV's Into the West Wing.
Read more »
Berlin blocks complete takeover of satellite startup by Chinese firmThe German government on Wednesday forbid the complete takeover of satellite startup KLEO Connect by a Chinese firm, two government sources told Reuters.
Read more »