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Representing the Washington DC area in professional basketball, the Washington Wizards have been playing out of our nation’s capital since 1973. Established in 1961, the franchise was originally known as the Chicago Packers, Chicago Zephyrs, and Baltimore Bullets before moving to DC.
Lovingly referred to as the Caps by their fans, the NHL’s Washington Capitals are a professional ice hockey team competing as a member of the Metropolitan Division in the Eastern Conference.
Making the move to from San Diego, the Los Angeles Chargers are a strong competitor in the NFL AFC West Division. Founded in 1959 as a charter member of the AFL (American Football League), they spent their first season in Los Angeles.
Members of the NBA’s Eastern Conference and playing in the Central Division, the Detroit Pistons represent the Motor City out on the court. Founded in 1937 as the Fort Wayne Zollner Pistons, the team would go pro in 1941 by joining the NBL before leaving for the BAA.
Detroit is known as “Hockeytown” and one only has to look at their NHL fans to understand why. The Detroit Red Wings are a beloved franchise and one of the original six teams from when the league formed.
Since the exit of the North Stars down to Dallas in the early 90s, the state of Minnesota has been in desperate need for an NHL team. When the Wild came into existence for the 2000 season, hockey fans all over the Twin Cities region jumped on the bandwagon and embraced their new hometown team.
The Atlanta Falcons are a team that are simultaneously exciting and frustrating to watch. Under the leadership of Pro Bowl QB Matt Ryan, the Falcons have been a strong competitor and contender for the Super Bowl in multiple seasons.
The Minnesota Vikings became an NFL team in 1960. Since that time, fans of this franchise have passionately cheered on their team, hoping each season to reach the Super Bowl. Reaching the big game three times in four years back in the 1970s, each game ended with an unfortunate Minnesota loss.
After what looked like a promising, if not surprising start to the 2021 season after the retirement of legendary quarterback Drew Brees, grind of the football schedule may bring this team down in the rankings.
The 2021 Tennessee Titans team is a force to be reckoned with. Between the resurrection of Ryan Tannehill and the unbelievable running of Derrick Henry, this team is going places. At the end of October, the Titans sit atop the AFC South.