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With the NFL's stretch run approaching, several teams are looking to rebound after shaky starts to reach the playoffs. Here are the most notable squads to complete in-season turnarounds that ended in postseason berths.
Kentucky is ranked for the first time since 2018 since beating then-No. 10 Florida 20-13, and aims to remain unbeaten and tied with No. 2 Georgia atop the East Division heading into next week’s showdown in Athens. LSU is coming off a 24-19 loss to No. 22 Auburn and looks to get back on track in the first meeting between the schools since 2014.
At least Allen Robinson wasn't alone. Considering the reduced salary cap and normal negotiating failures, there figured to be more players joining Allen Robinson in playing under the shadow of the franchise tag this season. There were five more players who went through with tags and no new contracts by the July 15 deadline, according to SI.com. One of them was another wide receiver. Tampa Bay's Chris Godwin went without a deal and is playing with a tag just like Robinson but for $15.9 million. Robinson is getting $17.9 million because the CBA rule regarding franchised receivers in 2021 cal...
Taking a look at the week of May 17 on Arrowhead Pride...
“I remember back in 2014, I had Dwayne Bowe on my fantasy team — in a year that was so weird,” recalled Adams. “Wide receivers for the Chiefs were shut out of the end zone THE ENTIRE SEASON! I mean, Bowe had 15 touchdowns a few years before that, so of course I drafted him — because he was a viable option. “How did this happen? [Tight end] Travis Kelce and [running back] Jamaal Charles led Kansas City with five receiving touchdowns each. Dwayne Bowe, Albert Wilson and Donnie Avery — remember Donnie Avery? — they were shut out of the end zone.” In addition to Kelce and Charle...