Thursday, December 17, 2015
Final Ram Home Game in St. Louis?
Is tonight the final Rams home game in St. Louis ever? MosheFootball hopes so and supports a move to LA.
Saturday, October 3, 2015
Chris Givens Trade Reasoning
The past day the St. Louis Rams made an unforeseen trade with the Baltimore Ravens, In the trade the Rams dealt wide receiver Chris Givens. While some fans call the trade stupid, the fact of the matter is the trade makes sense. This past year Chris Givens has been one lower end of the Rams receiving hierarchy. Last week ESPN reporter Nick Wagoner reported the Rams will be looking to make a move so running back Trey Watts can be added back to the roster. This trade seems to be that move.
Wednesday, September 9, 2015
NFL Predictions 2015-2016
Here are the predictions for the upcoming season. Please comment below if you want to know what games Moshe Football has your team losing.
AFC East
Y New England Patriots 14-2
Buffalo Bills 5-11
Miami Dolphins 5-11
New York Jets 1-15
AFC SOUTH
Z Indianapolis Colts 15-1
Houston Texans 9-7
Tennessee Titans 4-12
Jacksonville Jaguars 2-14
AFC NORTH
Y Pittsburgh Steelers 10-6
X Baltimore Ravens 10-6
Cincinnati Bengals 7-9
Cleveland Browns 4-12
AFC WEST
Y Denver Broncos 15-1
X San Diego Chargers 11-5
Kansas City Chiefs 7-9
Oakland Raiders 2-14
NFC EAST
Z Dallas Cowboys 16-0
X Philadelphia Eagles 13-3
New York Giants 9-7
Washington Redskins 3-13
NFC SOUTH
Y Carolina Panthers 11-5
New Orleans Saints 9-7
Atlanta Falcons 6-10
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2-14
NFC NORTH
Y Green Bay Packers 11-5
X Detroit Lions 10-6
Minnesota Vikings 3-13
Chicago Bears 3-13
NFC WEST
Y Seattle Seahawks 14-2
Arizona Cardinals 9-7
St. Louis Rams 9-7
San Francisco 49ers 3-13
X = Playoff Spot Y= Division Z = Conference
Wildcard Weekend
AFC
6 Baltimore Ravens at 3 New England Patriots
Patriots 34, Ravens 21
5 San Diego Chargers at 4 Pittsburgh Steelers
Chargers 42, Steelers 34
NFC
6 Detroit Lions at 3 Carolina Panthers
Lions 35, Panthers 30
5 Philadelphia Eagles at 4 Green Bay Packers
Packers 30, Eagles 20
Divisional Playoffs
AFC
5 San Diego Chargers at 1 Indianapolis Colts
Colts 40, Chargers 24
3 New England Patriots at 2 Denver Broncos
Patriots 24, Broncos 16
NFC
6 Detroit Lions at 1 Dallas Cowboys
Cowboys 40, Lions 30
4 Green Bay Packers at 2 Seattle Seahawks
Seahawks 13, Packers 10
Conference Championships
AFC
3 New England Patriots at 1 Indianapolis Colts
Patriots 45, Colts 37
NFC
2 Seattle Seahawks at 1 Dallas Cowboys
Cowboys 34, Seahawks 17
Superbowl
3 New England Patriots vs 1 Dallas Cowboys
Cowboys 30, Patriots 24
AFC East
Y New England Patriots 14-2
Buffalo Bills 5-11
Miami Dolphins 5-11
New York Jets 1-15
AFC SOUTH
Z Indianapolis Colts 15-1
Houston Texans 9-7
Tennessee Titans 4-12
Jacksonville Jaguars 2-14
AFC NORTH
Y Pittsburgh Steelers 10-6
X Baltimore Ravens 10-6
Cincinnati Bengals 7-9
Cleveland Browns 4-12
AFC WEST
Y Denver Broncos 15-1
X San Diego Chargers 11-5
Kansas City Chiefs 7-9
Oakland Raiders 2-14
NFC EAST
Z Dallas Cowboys 16-0
X Philadelphia Eagles 13-3
New York Giants 9-7
Washington Redskins 3-13
NFC SOUTH
Y Carolina Panthers 11-5
New Orleans Saints 9-7
Atlanta Falcons 6-10
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2-14
NFC NORTH
Y Green Bay Packers 11-5
X Detroit Lions 10-6
Minnesota Vikings 3-13
Chicago Bears 3-13
NFC WEST
Y Seattle Seahawks 14-2
Arizona Cardinals 9-7
St. Louis Rams 9-7
San Francisco 49ers 3-13
X = Playoff Spot Y= Division Z = Conference
Wildcard Weekend
AFC
6 Baltimore Ravens at 3 New England Patriots
Patriots 34, Ravens 21
5 San Diego Chargers at 4 Pittsburgh Steelers
Chargers 42, Steelers 34
NFC
6 Detroit Lions at 3 Carolina Panthers
Lions 35, Panthers 30
5 Philadelphia Eagles at 4 Green Bay Packers
Packers 30, Eagles 20
Divisional Playoffs
AFC
5 San Diego Chargers at 1 Indianapolis Colts
Colts 40, Chargers 24
3 New England Patriots at 2 Denver Broncos
Patriots 24, Broncos 16
NFC
6 Detroit Lions at 1 Dallas Cowboys
Cowboys 40, Lions 30
4 Green Bay Packers at 2 Seattle Seahawks
Seahawks 13, Packers 10
Conference Championships
AFC
3 New England Patriots at 1 Indianapolis Colts
Patriots 45, Colts 37
NFC
2 Seattle Seahawks at 1 Dallas Cowboys
Cowboys 34, Seahawks 17
Superbowl
3 New England Patriots vs 1 Dallas Cowboys
Cowboys 30, Patriots 24
Friday, August 14, 2015
Monday, February 2, 2015
Patriots Beat Seahawks in the Superbowl
The defending champions lost. Moshe Football won't be going into analysis for the game.
Thursday, January 29, 2015
Superbowl 2014-2015
A preview of this season's only game that truly matters the most.
(1) New England Patriots vs. (1) Seattle Seahawks
For the second year in a row, the number 1 seed from both conferences will face each other. New England has been a powerhouse for more than a decade but they haven't won the Superbowl in more than a decade now. The Seahawks won last year in a blowout versus the Broncos.
Patriots 21, Seahawks 14
(1) New England Patriots vs. (1) Seattle Seahawks
For the second year in a row, the number 1 seed from both conferences will face each other. New England has been a powerhouse for more than a decade but they haven't won the Superbowl in more than a decade now. The Seahawks won last year in a blowout versus the Broncos.
Patriots 21, Seahawks 14
Friday, January 16, 2015
Conference Championships 2014-2015
A preview of the NFC and AFC championships.
(4) Indianapolis Colts at (1) New England Patriots
Andrew Luck beat one current NFL legend last week and now he takes on Tom Brady. However, unless the Pats have a complete meltdown that won't happen.
Patriots 41, Colts 30
(2) Green Bay Packers at (1) Seattle Seahawks
Many people predicted these two teams to meet in the NFC Championship ship before the start of the season. Last time in week one, the Hawks beat the Packs 36-16. Not much will change this time around.
Seahawks 34, Packers 14
(4) Indianapolis Colts at (1) New England Patriots
Andrew Luck beat one current NFL legend last week and now he takes on Tom Brady. However, unless the Pats have a complete meltdown that won't happen.
Patriots 41, Colts 30
(2) Green Bay Packers at (1) Seattle Seahawks
Many people predicted these two teams to meet in the NFC Championship ship before the start of the season. Last time in week one, the Hawks beat the Packs 36-16. Not much will change this time around.
Seahawks 34, Packers 14
Wednesday, January 7, 2015
Divisional Playoffs 2014-2015
A preview of this week's divisional games.
(6) Baltimore Ravens at (1) New England Patriots
Last week the Ravens upset the Steelers, their biggest rivals and MosheFootball's pick to win the Superbowl. However, this week Joe Flacco will not see an upset as they should decidedly lose to the Patriots. This seems very possibly like the Patriots year to win after some post season frustration the past few years.
Patriots 41, Ravens 24
(4) Indianapolis Colts at (2) Denver Broncos
Both these teams played each other in their first game of the season. It is only fitting they meet again in the playoff as Peyton Manning and the Bronco take on the Colts and Andrew Luck, that lil ol' kid who replaced him. The first meeting saw a Denver victory when they beat Indy 31-24. However, this time it'll be Indy who will get the win. In the first bold predictions of the year MosheFootball predicted that Luck will throw more yards than Manning and was right. Luck will do so again as Manning has another off game (one of many recently).
Colts 34, Broncos 21
(4) Carolina Panthers at (1) Seattle Seahawks
Wild prediction right now, Carolina upsets the Seahawks and makes the Superbowl. Okay, yes, last week's full playoff prediction stated that the Panthers would upset the Cardinals and make the playoffs. However, it also stated the Seahawks beat the Panthers, but it is time for that to change. The Panthers are one of the hottest teams playing right now, and while they finished with a losing record, if any team can beat the Seahawks, it is them. It would not be out of the question to state that which ever team wins this game wins the Superbowl.
Panthers 17, Seahawks 14
(3) Dallas Cowboys at (2) Green Bay Packers
All the games so far looked like to be good ones. The last game is no exception. Both Tony Romo and Aaron Rodgers have played lights out football this year. Both offenses can go for 50 any given week and hold their opponents to low scores. This game is a coin toss, but the edge goes to the team with the underdog mentality.
Cowboys 24, Packers 21
(6) Baltimore Ravens at (1) New England Patriots
Last week the Ravens upset the Steelers, their biggest rivals and MosheFootball's pick to win the Superbowl. However, this week Joe Flacco will not see an upset as they should decidedly lose to the Patriots. This seems very possibly like the Patriots year to win after some post season frustration the past few years.
Patriots 41, Ravens 24
(4) Indianapolis Colts at (2) Denver Broncos
Both these teams played each other in their first game of the season. It is only fitting they meet again in the playoff as Peyton Manning and the Bronco take on the Colts and Andrew Luck, that lil ol' kid who replaced him. The first meeting saw a Denver victory when they beat Indy 31-24. However, this time it'll be Indy who will get the win. In the first bold predictions of the year MosheFootball predicted that Luck will throw more yards than Manning and was right. Luck will do so again as Manning has another off game (one of many recently).
Colts 34, Broncos 21
(4) Carolina Panthers at (1) Seattle Seahawks
Wild prediction right now, Carolina upsets the Seahawks and makes the Superbowl. Okay, yes, last week's full playoff prediction stated that the Panthers would upset the Cardinals and make the playoffs. However, it also stated the Seahawks beat the Panthers, but it is time for that to change. The Panthers are one of the hottest teams playing right now, and while they finished with a losing record, if any team can beat the Seahawks, it is them. It would not be out of the question to state that which ever team wins this game wins the Superbowl.
Panthers 17, Seahawks 14
(3) Dallas Cowboys at (2) Green Bay Packers
All the games so far looked like to be good ones. The last game is no exception. Both Tony Romo and Aaron Rodgers have played lights out football this year. Both offenses can go for 50 any given week and hold their opponents to low scores. This game is a coin toss, but the edge goes to the team with the underdog mentality.
Cowboys 24, Packers 21
Thursday, January 1, 2015
MosheFootball NFL Awards
The season has ended and now it's time to give out our awards.
MVP - Aaron Rodgers
It has been cool recently to like J.J Watt for MVP. While Watt is an amazing player the fact that the Texans didn't make the playoffs have deeply hurt his chances. With Watt the Texans are a 9-7 team without him they are a 7-9 team with the extra losses coming against the Ravens and Bills. Aaron Rodgers has played lights out football posting over 4,300 yards, 38 touchdown, and only five interceptions. With Rodgers the Packers are 12-4, without him they are 9-7 and out of the playoffs. Look at their 8-7-1 record last year as proof.
Runner Up - Tony Romo
Honorable Mentions:
DeMarco Murray
Tom Brady
J.J. Watt
Russell Wilson
Ben Roethlisberger
Offensive Player of the Year - DeMarco Murray
At the beginning of the season, Murray broke a NFL record with eight straight 100+ yard games. He has rushed for a total of 1,845 yards this year, and rushed for 100+ yards in twelve games. Murray also showed his versatility in the passing game catching 57 receptions for over 400 yards.
Runner Up - Aaron Rodgers
Honorable Mentions:
Ben Roethlisberger
Antonio Brown
Andrew Luck
Marshawn Lynch
Odell Beckham Jr.
Defensive Player of the Year - J.J Watt
Okay, you can argue against J.J Watt for MVP, but you can't argue here. J.J Watt continues to be the most disruptive defender in the NFL. He has 20.5 sacks this season, four forced fumbles, one interception, and that's just scratching the surface.
Runner Up - Justin Houston
Honorable Mentions:
Luke Kuechly
Lavonte David
Robert Quinn
Glover Quin
Elvis Dumervil
Offensive Rookie of The Year - Odell Beckham Jr.
This was a tough one between Beckham and Mike Evans. Both players have twelve touchdowns, but Beckham has just under 300 yards more, and 23 more receptions (91 total). To add some more insult, Beckham had 35 rushing yards while Evans has none.
Runner Up - Mike Evans
Honorable Mentions:
Zack Martin
Jeremy Hill
Kevin Benjamin
Sammy Watkins
Tre Mason
Defensive Rookie of The Year - Aaron Donald
Not only was Aaron Donald the best rookie defensive lineman, he was one of the best defensive lineman in the league, period. Donald recorded nine sacks along with 11 tackles for a loss. On top of that Donald had two forced fumbles. Donald has been one of the most consistent players in the league this year.
Runner Up - C.J Mosley
Honorable Mentions:
Khalil Mack
E.J Gaines
Chris Borland
Preston Brown
Anthony Barr
Comeback Player of the Year - Rob Gronkowski
Rob Gronkowski came back from an ACL tear, one of sports toughest injuries that sidelined many greats. Rob leads all tight ends in yards with 1,124. He also is tied for fourth in all the NFL with 12 receiving touchdowns, and has 19 receptions over 20 yards. Again, he is a tight end.
Runner Up - Julio Jones
Honorable Mentions:
Von Miller
Rolando McClain
Jeremy Maclin
Mark Sanchez
Coach of the Year - Bruce Arians
Arians has done a tremendous job since he has taken over in Arizona. despite QB issues and injury problems in general. Arians has gotten the Cardinals into the playoffs despite playing in arguably the hardest division.
Runner Up - Bill Belichick
Honorable Mentions:
Pete Carol
Mike McCarthy
Mike Tomlin
Jason Garret
Jim Caldwell
MVP - Aaron Rodgers
It has been cool recently to like J.J Watt for MVP. While Watt is an amazing player the fact that the Texans didn't make the playoffs have deeply hurt his chances. With Watt the Texans are a 9-7 team without him they are a 7-9 team with the extra losses coming against the Ravens and Bills. Aaron Rodgers has played lights out football posting over 4,300 yards, 38 touchdown, and only five interceptions. With Rodgers the Packers are 12-4, without him they are 9-7 and out of the playoffs. Look at their 8-7-1 record last year as proof.
Runner Up - Tony Romo
Honorable Mentions:
DeMarco Murray
Tom Brady
J.J. Watt
Russell Wilson
Ben Roethlisberger
Offensive Player of the Year - DeMarco Murray
At the beginning of the season, Murray broke a NFL record with eight straight 100+ yard games. He has rushed for a total of 1,845 yards this year, and rushed for 100+ yards in twelve games. Murray also showed his versatility in the passing game catching 57 receptions for over 400 yards.
Runner Up - Aaron Rodgers
Honorable Mentions:
Ben Roethlisberger
Antonio Brown
Andrew Luck
Marshawn Lynch
Odell Beckham Jr.
Defensive Player of the Year - J.J Watt
Okay, you can argue against J.J Watt for MVP, but you can't argue here. J.J Watt continues to be the most disruptive defender in the NFL. He has 20.5 sacks this season, four forced fumbles, one interception, and that's just scratching the surface.
Runner Up - Justin Houston
Honorable Mentions:
Luke Kuechly
Lavonte David
Robert Quinn
Glover Quin
Elvis Dumervil
Offensive Rookie of The Year - Odell Beckham Jr.
This was a tough one between Beckham and Mike Evans. Both players have twelve touchdowns, but Beckham has just under 300 yards more, and 23 more receptions (91 total). To add some more insult, Beckham had 35 rushing yards while Evans has none.
Runner Up - Mike Evans
Honorable Mentions:
Zack Martin
Jeremy Hill
Kevin Benjamin
Sammy Watkins
Tre Mason
Defensive Rookie of The Year - Aaron Donald
Not only was Aaron Donald the best rookie defensive lineman, he was one of the best defensive lineman in the league, period. Donald recorded nine sacks along with 11 tackles for a loss. On top of that Donald had two forced fumbles. Donald has been one of the most consistent players in the league this year.
Runner Up - C.J Mosley
Honorable Mentions:
Khalil Mack
E.J Gaines
Chris Borland
Preston Brown
Anthony Barr
Comeback Player of the Year - Rob Gronkowski
Rob Gronkowski came back from an ACL tear, one of sports toughest injuries that sidelined many greats. Rob leads all tight ends in yards with 1,124. He also is tied for fourth in all the NFL with 12 receiving touchdowns, and has 19 receptions over 20 yards. Again, he is a tight end.
Runner Up - Julio Jones
Honorable Mentions:
Von Miller
Rolando McClain
Jeremy Maclin
Mark Sanchez
Coach of the Year - Bruce Arians
Arians has done a tremendous job since he has taken over in Arizona. despite QB issues and injury problems in general. Arians has gotten the Cardinals into the playoffs despite playing in arguably the hardest division.
Runner Up - Bill Belichick
Honorable Mentions:
Pete Carol
Mike McCarthy
Mike Tomlin
Jason Garret
Jim Caldwell
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