Also, Geno Smith and the New York Jets host the Matthew Stafford and Detroit Lions while the Chicago Bears face a tough challenge against the Green Bay Packers as they try to catch the Lions in the standings.
Three weeks of NFL football is officially is in the books, and it's been exciting. Some teams have played great, while others have disappointed. Here, Latin Post lists five NFL teams who must win their week 4 games.
The second week of the 2014 National Football League season is complete. Disappointments, surprises, big wins and huge losses highlighted week 2. Latin Post.com lists the biggest winners and losers from Week 2 of the 2014 NFL season.
Fantasy Football has officially reached Week 2 of the 2014 NFL season. No other position can get you as many points as the quarterback position. Latin Post.com list the most notable quarterbacks you should sit and start for the second week.
The 2014 NFL season is entering Week 2 and multiple teams are facing must-win situations. Latin Post lists five teams who have to win their second game of the season and why.
The 2014 NFL season is among us, and with that, the Fantasy Football season is here, as well. Latin Post lists the best fantasy football options at every position ranging from quarterback all the way to tight end.
The NFC East is one of the most exciting divisions in the National Football League. This off-season saw a lot of changes to the division, for better and for worse. Latin Post.com invites you to vote in our NFL poll and tell us who you think will win the NFC East.
The New York Giants are coming off a disappointing 7-9 season, and are looking to improve this year. However, a lot of questions still remain for Big Blue going forward. Latin Post.com asks 10 questions for the Giants upcoming season.
The Dallas Cowboys are already sending out NFL playoff tickets. But will their roster make the playoffs or fail once more in the 2014 NFL season? Latin Post.com invites you to vote in our latest NFL poll and tell us whether or not this team can make the playoffs.
When one works in an industry that is largely populated by African-Americans, it's probably not a good idea to throw the n-word around casually. Unfortunately, that is exactly what the Philadelphia Eagles' Riley Cooper did earlier this summer, and he is now paying dearly for his language.
