I had the privilege of sitting down with Zachkary, the founder of Scumbag Boyz, this summer and interview him. I learned about Zachk, life growing up in Bowie, his passions, his vision for rapping in the future, and facing his biggest competition – himself. Rapping isn’t what Zachk expects in life…it’s his pathway to completing his goals. Life is more than rapping to Zachk, as … Continue reading Scum Forever | Meet ZachkarySkeeM
What’s up everyone!? On Friday I had a special guest on Talking Krazy. He is a person that has been absolutely awesome at what he does and is a mainstay in the animation community. I have also featured some of his work on The Demo Tape and I must say, it doesn’t disappoint. He has millions of views on his YouTube account and now has … Continue reading Talking Krazy With Kyle Andrews: Nerd Spotlight With Matt Barretto
Today I have two guests who have joined the show. Jake Zadjura and Devin Swann of The Demo Tape. We discussed Joe Flacco’s Hall of Fame prospects and multiple other things. Jake’s a 16 year old high school student and longtime Baltimore sports fan. He’s also a friend of mine through work. Continue reading Talking Krazy With Kyle Andrews: Episode 4
Change is in the air! The Rams have moved on from St. Louis and have relocated to Los Angeles, but before that, we must talk about last season. They went 7-9, finishing 3rd in the NFC West Division. The problem was their offense and teams just can’t do much without a quarterback. They finished last in net yards (4761). Their rushing game was pretty good, … Continue reading 32 Teams in 32 Days: Los Angeles Rams
Today is July 19th, so that means the San Diego Chargers are up next for TDT’s 32 for 32. A shocking 3-13 last year, the Chargers are looking to silence any doubters for the 2016 season and bolt up the AFC West standings. No one tried his hardest for his team than Philip Rivers last year, and I expect more big things from him next season…as … Continue reading 32 Teams in 32 Days: San Diego Chargers
To continue our 32 Teams in 32 Days NFL Preview, I will take an in-depth look at the Buffalo Bills. The Bills had a lot of potential for last season, but when schedules were released the NFL did them no favors at all. They finished with an 8-8 record and finished 3rd in the AFC East division. Tyrod Taylor had a breakout season last year, and he has a good group of skill position players on his offense to distribute the ball to. Had the Bills been assigned an easier schedule of games they very well may have made the playoffs. But, now it’s time to look ahead to the 2016-17 season. Here’s what we can expect. Continue reading “32 Teams in 32 Days: Buffalo Bills”
The Minnesota Vikings appeared to be taking major strides in the right direction last season. Mike Zimmer’s squad finished with an 11-5 record, claiming the top spot in the NFC North for the first time since 2009 and making the playoffs for the first time since 2012. The Vikings fell to the Seattle Seahawks in the Wild-Card round, but there is now plenty of optimism … Continue reading 32 Teams in 32 Days: Minnesota Vikings
The Jacksonville Jaguars are a team of young and scrappy football players. However, their talent only got them so far, as they had a 5-11 season in 2015. Quarterback Blake Bortles finished 7th in the NFL in passing yards (4,428) and second in touchdown passes (35). However, he gave up the ball in an alarming rate, leading the league in interceptions (18) and was sacked … Continue reading 32 Teams in 32 Days: Jacksonville Jaguars
The Cleveland Browns were anemic last season, finishing with a 3-13 record (4th in the AFC North). Head coach Mike Pettine was fired and they hired Hue Jackson to become their new head coach. Johnny Manziel was also cut and Robert Griffin III was brought in to become his replacement, although Josh McCown remains on the team. They had a very good draft in 2016, … Continue reading 32 Teams in 32 Days: Cleveland Browns
Next up on TDT’s 32 Teams in 32 Days, I will break down the New York Giants’ 2016 offseason, team, and schedule. Last year’s Giants team was quite the disappointment, finishing at 6-10 and 3rd in the NFC East. Most of the Giant’s struggles came from defensive play, so this year’s offseason focused on strengthening the defensive side of the ball. With a Pro Bowl … Continue reading 32 Teams in 32 Days: New York Giants
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