by Brent Schwartz
We made it. NFL training camps have begun in earnest this week, and I'm happy to share with you all my most detailed, descriptive, digestible and highest quality Top Players list I've ever created. It's easy to get worked up over the ranking, which is a tough, but fun exercise. But I really want you … Continue reading Brent Schwartz’s Top 101 NFL Players of 2023
After a long offseason, pro football has returned, and I come bearing a gift. This is my fifth annual NFL Top 100 Players list. Over 100-plus hours of research and execution was poured into this, I kid you not. I put my heart and soul into this exercise, and I hope whoever reads this enjoys … Continue reading Brent Schwartz’s Top 100 NFL Players of 2022
INGLEWOOD, Calif. — With three seconds remaining in the first half, and the Rams leading the Buccaneers 14-7 in an early-season NFC showdown, Tampa Bay kicker Ryan Succop attempted to cut Los Angeles' lead to four points heading into halftime. The kick sailed wide right. Rams head coach Sean McVay seemingly unleashed his pent up … Continue reading NFL Monday Morning Madness Week 3: It’s September, but Rams are the league’s best
For the third straight year, I bring you, my Top 100 players list. Well, I made a Top 50 in 2019, but since increased my strenuous research project by double, as I watch film, sort players and give my takes on a piece that I begin around March or April every year, finishing up in … Continue reading Brent Schwartz’s Top 100 NFL Players of 2020
By now the storylines have reached a point of exhaustion. The hate for the Patriots' self-contrived 'underdog' status has been well-documented. The Rams' aggressive team-building approach and wunderkind head coach, well-profiled. But this should come as a sigh of relief -- here is a FOOTBALL preview of Super Bowl LIII. That's right -- matchups, x-factors … Continue reading Super Bowl LIII Preview: Brady’s second shot at ring No. 6 comes versus ‘all-in’ Rams
Greg Zuerlein's 57-yard, walk-off boot sent the Los Angeles Rams to the Super Bowl, but the path to franchise's first league championship bout since 2001 started roughly 10 months ago. Last March, the team most noted for its offensive transcendence and aggressiveness on the field in 2017, geared up for their 2018 campaign by vigorously … Continue reading No matter what happens next, Rams’ aggressive offseason paid off
No Guts No Glory 