By: Kiran Pathy The Sportier October 4, 2015

How Long Will Peyton Last?

We know that Peyton Manning is among the best quarterbacks in history. But it is looking like he is slowing down. He did break Brett Farve’s career touchdown record last year. But now, he is 39 and in his 17 year. If he can score more touchdowns and have less interceptions, he might have a chance at another year. But if he can’t do anymore, he will probably be done at least next year. He holds many records, but most of them were set at least 4 years ago, when Peyton looked better and he could go farther. If he can do at least something to help the Denver Broncos out, who are doing well, he might play longer.

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THE SPORTIERDid You Know?

You know that the NFL are usually only allowed to play on Thursdays, Sundays, and Mondays, right? Well, hasn’t always done that. In 2010, there was a Tuesday game between the Minnesota Vikings and the Philadelphia Eagles, in 2012, there was Wednesday night season opener between the Dallas Cowboys and the New York Giants, and a number of Friday games, and there has been a Saturday game, one in 2012, between the Atlanta Falcons and the Detroit Lions.

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By: Kiran Pathy The Sportier October 4, 2015

NFL Week 4 Preview

This week in the NFL, there are some games that will be interesting. On Thursday, the Ravens pulled past the Steelers, only by 3. Sundays good games are Packers vs. 49ers, the Packers who are 3-0 and the 49ers who are 1-2. Another good game is Browns vs. Chargers, who are both ok with 1-2 records. And on Monday Night, the Lions will square off against the Seahawks, the Seahawks barely better than the Lions.

Aaron Rodgers is probably the best current quarterback.

EARLY NFL PREDICTIONS

AFC EAST AFC NORTH

1. New England Patriots 1. Cincinnati Bengals

2. New York Jets 2. Pittsburgh Steelers

3. Miami Dolphins 3. Baltimore Ravens

4. Buffalo Bills 4. Cleveland Browns

AFC WEST AFC SOUTH

1. Denver Broncos 1. Indianapolis Colts

2. Oakland Raiders 2. Houston Texans

3. Kansas City Chiefs 3. Jacksonville Jaguars

4. San Diego Chargers 4. Tennessee Titans

NFC EAST NFC NORTH

1. Dallas Cowboys 1. Green Bay Packers

2. New York Giants 2. Detroit Lions

3. Philadelphia Eagles 3. Minnesota Vikings

4. Washington Redskins 4. Chicago Bears

NFC WEST NFC SOUTH

1. Arizona Cardinals 1. Atlanta Falcons

2. St. Louis Rams 2. Carolina Panthers

3. Seattle Seahawks 3. Tampa Bay Buccaneers

4. San Fransisco 49ers 4. New Orleans Saints