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Ronnie Kron/@MegaKron45

Darius Fogle

Ronnie Kron /@Megakron45

Braylin Hardin

Darius Fogle

Johnta Finn

Braylin Hardin

Ronnie Kron / @MegaKron45 A team I thought was one of the weaker squads in the AFC — the Houston Texans — came out looking like The Avengers on Sunday afternoon. Their opening drive went 67 yards, capped off with a touchdown to Xavier Hutchinson. The Ravens, on the other hand, never found a rhythm all day. Cooper Rush showed exactly why he’s been cut by Dallas — twice. He threw for just 179 yards and three interceptions. Houston stacked the box and shut down our only healthy

Darius Fogle

Ronnie Kron

September 23rd, 2025 Man Sunday was a brutal one to say the least, for the Bengals. The Vikings came in and just dismantled them, easily one of the worst losses in franchise history. Isaiah Rodgers made it personal, with two defensive touchdowns, plus forcing multiple turnovers. Carson Wentz looked sharp in his debut wearing purple and gold, while the Bengals offense couldn’t get anything going, turnovers killed them all game. This game Sunday had hit me right in the gut. W

September 23rd, 2025 was prime time at M&T Bank Stadium, with the world watching as two of the top offenses from last season squared off in an early-season showdown. The game started fast, just as expected. Jahmyr Gibbs opened with a touchdown drive for Detroit, and the Ravens responded immediately with a touchdown from Derrick Henry. But after that, the Ravens' struggles — on both the offensive line and defense — began to show. While the final score was 38–30, it wasn’t ne

September 18th, 2025 Coach Fogle here with my breakdown of today’s wild ride between the Cincinnati Bengals and the Jacksonville Jaguars. I’m watching this through the lens of a football coach, so I see more than just X’s and O’s — I see heart, adjustments, adversity, and lessons for young men trying to figure it out in tough moments. It was one of those games that looked like the Bengals might fold — until they didn’t. The Jaguars jumped out to a lead, but Cincinnati found w

September 17th, 2025 Man… the Titans are 0-2, and I honestly don’t even know why I keep wasting my Sundays on this crap. Under Brian Callahan, this team just doesn’t win games. That’s the whole vibe right now. After getting punched in the mouth 33-19 by the Rams, Callahan’s record sits at 3-16. Three wins. Sixteen losses. That’s just embarrassing. For some perspective, the only coach since the Titans became the Titans in 1999 who had a worse run is Ken freakin’ Whisenhunt, a

September 15th, 2025 Slow Start, Huge Second Half Ruins Flacco’s Return to the Bank. A sunny fall day in Baltimore quickly turned into nap time during the first quarter of the Ravens game. The opening quarter was a sluggish affair, highlighted by a mere 60 total yards between both teams, four punts, and a field goal. But once the second quarter began, it was all Ravens from there. Despite their usual dominance on the ground, the Ravens struggled to establish the run game thr

Man… that game was frustrating as hell. The Titans had every chance to beat Denver and still lost 20-12. Everybody’s going to point at Cam Ward because he’s the rookie QB, but that loss ain’t on him. Dude was throwing some dimes and his receivers dropped EIGHT passes. Eight! You can’t expect a kid to look good when nobody’s catching the ball. If even half of those are caught, we probably win. You may have even seen his Dad kicking and punching the air amongst the crowd in c

September 8th, 2025 The best game of Week 1 featured the two best quarterbacks in the league, squaring off under the bright lights of Sunday Night Football. What many believe to be a preview of the AFC Championship game turned into an absolute barnburner. The Ravens' offense looked to be in mid-season form. Lamar Jackson, Derrick Henry, and Zay Flowers all delivered strong performances. However, the defense, on the other hand, still has a lot to figure out. Lamar spread the

Sunday, September 7, 2025 On a crisp afternoon at Huntington Bank Field in Cleveland, I found myself watching that Bengals-Browns opener through the, protective eyes of a dad and the sharp mind of a coach. As a 40-year-old Black man with three young kids, I see beyond the scoreboard; I see growth, grit, responsibility—and a team that just managed to hold on by a single point (17–16) despite a day of offensive struggle. The Numbers Don’t Lie… But the Story Goes Deeper : Fina