2014 TEAM PREVIEWS The Seattle Seahawks are still flying high as defending Super Bowl champs, but a new season means the other teams have re-tooled (the Seahawks included) in an effort to hoist the Vince Lombardi Trophy in 2015. We pored through every NFL team to assess their chances of glory in our in-depth analysis. FOR THE RECORD Whether these 10 sacred NFL records get shattered or further cement themselves deeper in the history books, we can all agree that watching and speculating who could possibly approach these storied marks is half the fun. CONTINUED SUCCESS The secret to winning in today’s NFL doesn’t involve a quarterback who can pass for 5,000 yards, a running back who can grind out 2K yards or even a stingy defense. While those things certainly help, recent history has shown that the key to Super Bowl glory is to field a roster that have spent time in the trenches together. OPTION TO WIN It’s a regular occurrence in the NFL: Quarterbacks fleeing the line of scrimmage, ball tucked in their arm and taking to foot for yardage. While there might be more plays being called for the QB to take off and an abundance of athletic and fleet-of-foot signal callers in the NFL, the option read is giving coaches precisely that: another option. DEPTHS OF SUCCESS Super Bowl XLVIII epitomized what every successful NFL team today needs. In a game between a Denver Broncos offense that featured a seemingly endless supply of receivers to haul in passes from Peyton Manning against an equally deep, up-to-the-task secondary in Seattle’s “Legion of Boom,” the battle for the supremacy demonstrated that winning knows no depths. REVIEW: MADDEN NFL 15 Even after celebrating its silver anniversary and another year of dominance in the sports videogame category, EA is not letting up with Madden 15. Boasting deep gameplay, immersive graphics and captivating presentation, Madden 15 delivers once again. TAILGATING TECH Trick out your next tailgate with tech essentials that will turn the parking lot into a football oasis. CONTENTS FOOTBALL PREVIEW @GamedayHQ GamedayHQ Editor in Chief Ming Wong Design Director Kengyong Shao Associate Editors Dan Holzhauer, Rob McIntosh Copy Editor Kelsey Martin Contributing Writers Alex Bracetti Michael Bradley Jon Cooper Brian Giuffra Dan Holzhauer Darryl Howerton Andy Jasner David Williams Production Managers Ashley Dethlefsen Will Kilcommons Alycia McCarthy Jacklyn Zuch A GameDay HQ publication GameDay HQ, its logo and associated graphics are the trademarks of GameDay HQ. All rights reserved. Copyright 2014. Editorial and publication headquarters are at 519 Eighth Avenue, 25th Floor, New York, NY 10018 and at 212-697-1460. All e-mail inquiries can be directed to: info@gamedayhq.com COVER PHOTOS BY: JUSTIN K. ALLER (PITTSBURGH); JOEL AUERBACH (NEW YORK JETS); BRIAN BAHR (JACKSONVILLE); AL BELLO (NEW ORLEANS); ROB CARR (WASHINGTON); SCOTT CUNNINGHAM (ATLANTA); JONATHAN DANIEL (CHICAGO, NEW YORK); FOCUS ON SPORT (SEATTLE); LARRY FRENCH (DALLAS); JEFF GROSS (OAKLAND); LEON HALIP (CLEVELAND); THEARON W. HENDERSON (TENNEESSEE); HARRY HOW (GREEN BAY); BOB LEVEY (HOUSTON); ANDY LYONS (CINCINNATI); CHRISTIAN PETERSEN (ARIZONA, SAN DIEGO); JOE ROBBINS (ST. LOUIS); RICH SCHULTZ (PHILADELPHIA); GREGORY SHAMUS (DETROIT); EZRA SHAW (DENVER); JAMIE SQUIRE (MINNESOTA, KANSAS CITY); ROB TRINGALI (CAROLINA); CHRIS TROTMAN (MIAMI); JARED WICKERHAM (NEW ENGLAND); MICHAEL ZAGARIS (SAN FRANCISCO)/GETTY IMAGES; MCT/ MCCLATCHY-TRIBUNE (BALTIMORE)DAVID BERGMAN INDIANAPOLIS); AL TIELEMANS (BUFFALO)/SPORTS ILLUSTRATED
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