The sports almanac: Predictions for 2020 Globe_Sports
Trent Harris #97 of the Miami Dolphins sacks Tom Brady #12 of the New England Patriots during a game at Gillette Stadium on December 29, 2019 in Foxborough, Massachusetts. Will the great Brady finally call it a day in 2020?Predictions aren’t for the faint of heart, as anyone who has ever given money to a bookmaker can attest. Strange things can happen, which is a big reason why they still play games.With that in mind, let’s begin.
Marshawn Lynch gets the ball this time, scoring from the one-yard line as time expires to give the Seattle Seahawks a 21-20 victory over the Patriots in the Super Bowl. Afterward, Lynch said his beef with the media was all a misunderstanding and begins regaling reporters with stories about his career, beginning with his first touchdown run as a nine-year-old in Pop Warner football.LSU’s Joe Burrow is the No.
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