James Bryer

1 week ago | gridironexperts.com | James Bryer

Texans 2025 Mini Camp News & NotesThe Houston Texans experienced a three-year stretch from 2020 to 2022 during which they failed to win more than four games in a single season. In fact, during that time period, they won just 11 games combined. But things changed quickly in 2023 with the selection of quarterback C.J Stroud (2nd overall) and Defensive End Will Anderson (3rd overall). The Team also struck gold with drafting WR Tank Dell 69th overall in the third round.

1 week ago | gridironexperts.com | James Bryer

Early 2025 Dallas Cowboys ObservationsBrian Schottenheimer has been with the Cowboys for the past two years, initially serving as an analyst before transitioning into the offensive coordinator role. This past offseason, we saw the 51-year-old Schottenheimer receive another promotion, this time as the new head coach of the Dallas Cowboys. Surprisingly, this is Schottenheimer’s first head coaching job in the NFL.

1 week ago | gridironexperts.com | James Bryer

NFL Team Win TotalsOne of my favorite bets in the entire NFL season isn’t who wins the Super Bowl or which team covers the spread on any given Sunday. It’s betting on the over/under team win totals before the season starts. There’s something about evaluating a team across 17 games that feels more controlled and predictable than the chaos of single-game betting. It’s where preparation, research, and understanding roster construction actually give you an edge.

3 weeks ago | gridironexperts.com | James Bryer

TE Mason Taylor Deep SleeperEvery year, there seems to be a fantasy football tight end that everyone over-drafts. Kyle Pitts is the definition of overhype that didn’t pan out, yet some people even say, “This is his year.” The truth is, the position is too volatile to be reliable, especially for rookie tight ends. Nevertheless, the New York Jets media circus seem infatuated with 2nd-round pick Mason Taylor from LSU. Taylor is the first 100-reception, 1,000-yard tight end in LSU history.

1 month ago | gridironexperts.com | James Bryer

Except for the NFL Schedule release in mid-May, the NFL is about to enter slow offseason mode very shortly. We had free agency, saw some trades, and watched the (arguably uneventful) 2025 NFL Draft. Dynasty Football fans are thrilled as this is usually when rookie drafts start up, but for the most part, football gets put on a shelf for a few months. So, I figured there is no better time than now to time stamp some NFL Super Bowl odds.