RJs Hot Takes

      My fantasy football league had our dynasty draft recently, and I don't know how I did at all. It was only four rounds so I'm not sure it will matter too much in the end considering my team hasn't fallen off much at all. Here are my four picks I made:       The draft was four rounds, but I obviously made some trades during the season if you remember. My strategy was clearly to go WR heavy. That was because that might be my only flaw coming into this season. Someone please tell me how I did. I will leave you all with my championship winning team last year.    

      I have a renewed joy in being a Cards fan. I'm not going to lie to anyone, I was a little burnt out on baseball after working for the MLB in the clubhouses for a little bit in my career, but my tarp is off and I'm all the way back in.  With that being said, we still need to sell at the deadline in order to win the World Series in 2028.      If there wasn't going to be a lockout that would be a different story, but we aren't going to have baseball next year (they are getting a salary cap but that's for a different post). Anyone that's a free agent next year needs to go for the future. According to spotrac.com, the two big names on the list are May and JoJo.       Along with them, fan favorite Noot might be traded at the deadline as well. Noot was in talks of being traded this offseason before his injury so I would assume he's proven himself.     Another dark horse to be traded I would say is Gorman. The leaders in the...

      Yesterday one of the only teams in the UFL with fans, the St. Louis Battlehawks, lost in the playoffs yet again. I would like to point out all of the empty seats. Not only is the UFL getting less popular, I believe it is too late. Lack of Attendance     Well, well, well. Look at all those empty seats in St. Louis. It's almost like RJ's hot take was correct yet again, they should have moved to the smaller soccer stadium. Shoutout to all the haters, I was right again. Matthew Call will never recover from this.     The reason attendance is lacking is quite simple, no one actually has a home team. For those of you that don't know, all the teams live and practice in Dallas and then travel to all the games. The fans in St. Louis noticed.     The reason the XFL was successful before covid was because we finally felt like we had a team again. Everyone bought in, even the players and coaches. They did things like volunteered around the city and ...

      I know, it's been a long hiatus. To be completely honest, I feel like I gave up on this. Google broke me. No matter what I did, I couldn't get ad-sense to approve so I could start making some money off of this. But, as I was doom scrolling this morning I saw a quote from Seth Rogan. He said his advice was to never give up because "If you don't give up, you just might make it and if you give up, you never know how close you truly were."      That inspired me to pick this back up. I will not give up on my pursuit of a part time sports writing position.      I'm going to dive deeper in baseball, and more specifically, the Cardinals this year. I have some scorching hot takes about this team. Also, I had my dynasty draft recently and I have no clue what I'm doing (even though I'm the returning champion) so that will be entertaining too.     I currently have over 4,000 views from across the world, I intend to win all of you back. I'...