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NFL 2013: Training camp hot spots this summer
2013-08-20
The map we have in mind is not so much geographic or topographic. It's a guide to the hot spots where the story lines are juicy, the position battles intense, the rosters in flux or being retooled.
Here's a Pick 6 of the camp melodramas:
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PATRIOTS, Foxborough, Mass.: For most franchises, undergoing so many roster changes while making so much news off the field could set up a distraction-filled buildup to a disappointing season. But these are the Patriots, and coach Bill Belichick doesn't allow such things. He finished (in his mind, at least) addressing the Aaron Hernandez murder arrest on Wednesday, saying, "We'll try to do a good job in bringing people into this organization in the future and try to learn from the mistakes that we've made along the way, of which there have been plenty."
Even if the club won't talk about Hernandez, this is a challenging preseason for New England. The Patriots need to reinvent their passing game Tom Brady's top five receivers from 2012, at least until star TE Rob Gronkowski is healthy, are gone and upgrade their defense.
REDSKINS, Richmond, Va.: This camp is all about one guy: Robert Griffin III. It shouldn't be, but when there are so many health questions about the dynamic Offensive Rookie of the Year and he plays quarterback, well, it will be RG3 24/7.
Coach Mike Shanahan won't make a second mistake of playing RG3 when he isn't up to snuff, and Griffin's every practice move will be well-documented. But with the Redskins favored in the NFC East, keeping an eye on how their secondary and offensive line come together will be just as worthwhile.
EAGLES, Philadelphia: Welcome to the NFL, Chip Kelly. Now let us catch our breath while you run that up-up-up-tempo offense.
Kelly brings with him from Oregon the quintessential fast-paced, spread-'em-out, go-for-the-big-play attack. With the likes of Michael Vick, LeSean McCoy, DeSean Jackson and Jeremy Maclin, it will be exciting, don't-blink stuff. Watching how it works, or how many kinks the Eagles must work out in the new system, will put Philly on the must-see list.
CHIEFS, St. Joseph, Mo.: No coaching change, not even Kelly to Philly, was as intriguing as Andy Reid immediately landing in Kansas City after his 14-year stint with the Eagles ended. The Chiefs were abysmal last season, going 2-14 yet having six players making the Pro Bowl.
Now they have a quality quarterback in Alex Smith, a perennially successful coach, an aggressive new general manager, and the look of a team that could soar in the standings.
SEAHAWKS, Renton, Wash.: Lots of reasons to journey to the Pacific Northwest, not the least of which is watching the further development of QB Russell Wilson. And Seattle's defense yielded the fewest points in the league in 2012 and could be stronger.
But there also are storm clouds: LB Bruce Irvin's four-game suspension makes five Seahawks players getting suspended for using performance enhancers since 2011. Does coach Pete Carroll have things under control on his supremely talented team?
CARDINALS, Glendale, Ariz.: At age 60, Bruce Arians finally has a head coaching gig. He earned it with a 9-3 record as interim coach for leukemia-stricken Chuck Pagano in Indianapolis last season. He brings an aggressive mindset and actually has a quarterback, Carson Palmer, who can get the ball downfield. He also will find ways to get star WR Larry Fitzgerald the ball. Often.
Biggest NFL Drop-offs in 2010
2010-06-01
There are always teams that Bet on NFL nfl football betting Online Bingo NFL Betting Lines have fantastic seasons and then completely fall off the map. In my opinion, a few teams seem like prime candidates to go down in flames this year. Here are my picks for biggest drop-off teams for the upcoming season. Knowing who will fall is huge for NFL betting. If you can see before most bettors that teams are on the decline you can make a killing betting on NFL games.
- The New York Jets: With a rookie coach and quarterback, the Jets made a legendary run last season. The stars aligned for them and they slid right into the conference title game. Too bad they ran into the juggernaut that is the Colts. With loss of Leon Washington and the general uncertainly of Mark Sanchez, the near future does not look so bright for the Jets. Look for Rex Ryan and the crew to come back to earth and have a mediocre at best season.
- The Houston Texans: No, they did not make the playoffs last year, but they did have the best record in franchise history. With that being said, Matt Schaub was healthy for the entire year. This is the first time in his career he has been able to pull that off, and do not be surprised if the injury bug bites Schaub again this season. Look for the Texans to slip back into mediocrity again this season.
- The San Diego Chargers: Norv Turner and the boys had a solid season again last year. The only problem is they blew what should have been a layup game to the Jets in the playoffs. With a shaky draft at best and questions marks on more than a few spots on the defense, look for the Chargers slide down the ladder in a division that seems to get tougher every season.
All of these teams have a great deal of issues to address before the upcoming season. That does not mean, however, that they cannot get everything together and have a great campaign this year. We will just have to wait and see if these teams can get it together for another run or will just be left in the dust. Keep your eyes open when placing your NFL bets as these teams could break your heart, or your parlay! Head over the home of NFL betting www.sportsbook.com where everybody bets.