2012 AFC East Preview New England Patriots The Patriots fell one game short of winning another Super Bowl title losing to the New York Giants. Despite the disappointing loss New England had another successful season in 2011. Tom Brady threw for 5,235 yards and 39 touchdowns. The tight end duo of Aaron Hernandez and Rob Gronkowski was the best in the NFL in 2011. Wide receiver Wes Welker hau ...  read more

AFC North 2012 Preview Baltimore Ravens The Ravens were a field goal away from going to the Super Bowl last season. Running back Ray Rice gained 1,364 yards and had 15 touchdowns. Joe Flacco had an average season he completed only 54.2 percent of his passes and had a quarterback rating of 80.9. Wide receiver Anquan Boldin had 57 catches but only 3 touchdown catches. Torrey Smith was the deep ...  read more

AFC West 2012 Preview Denver Broncos Denver made the biggest splash off the offseason by signing free agent quarterback Peyton Manning. Manning coming off four neck surgeries is expected to make the Broncos a serious threat not only to win the AFC West but make it to the Super Bowl. Running back Willis McGahee rushed for 1,199 yards and had five touchdowns. Wide receivers DeMaryius Thomas an ...  read more

Two hot teams in the American League West will collide in another three-game series. The Los Angeles Angels (71-63) which won nine of its last 12 games will visit the Oakland Athletics (76-57) which is gunning to notch its 10th consecutive victory. The Athletics are leading its head-to-head match-up against the Angels this season. The Athletics won seven and dropped just four and will attempt to ...  read more

The Duke Blue Devils are a 1.5-point favorite over the Florida State Seminoles as Duke looks to exact some revenge on the Seminoles after their buzzer-beater shocked the Blue Devils and helped set up a much-ballyhooed second meeting. I have this locked in on Duke as a pick-em, but the line has moved and may continue to do so, meaning if you are on Duke you should lock it in as quickly as possib ...  read more