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While the season is only a few weeks in, we can already get a sense of how well prepared (or lack thereof) each team is and we can also get a sense of how successful they will be or how much they will struggle. For example, the Montreal Canadiens usually have no problem making the playoffs John Gibson Jersey , and even though it鈥檚 only the beginning of the season and it鈥檚 hard to predict how the remaining 70+ games will go, it doesn鈥檛 look promising for them. They are certainly struggling so far this season and have yet to post a regulation win in their first five games so far.
A different example is the Vegas Golden Knights who are doing phenomenally well for a first-year franchise as they have won four of their first five games of the season and look as though they will have a successful year.
This article will detail the eight teams who will choke this season, as well as the seven teams who will surprise us by dominating the league.
The NFL assistant coach with the longest consecutive tenure with the same team finally is retiring.The Tennessee Titans announced Friday that strength and conditioning coach Steve Watterson is retiring after 32 years with the franchise Youth Jordan Weal Jersey , and Tom Kanavy will take over after three seasons with the team.
Watterson joined the then-Houston Oilers in 1986 as strength and conditioning coordinator before becoming assistant coach in 1988. He moved with the franchise to Tennessee in 1997. He said in a statement it became came clear it was time to retire with the Titans starting their offseason program Monday.
Kanavy spent eight seasons as head of strength and conditioning for Minnesota and 11 years with Philadelphia as an assistant. He also worked at the University of Miami and Penn State.
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