BRH

Brady’s no idiot. He would never purposely play in a division that had peak Josh Allen in it. I remember that. That was funny.

I have been saying for a week that this is a much more likely scenario than the percentages are showing. The hardest part of it all is the Steelers actually winning their games.

No “maybe” about a Kelce injury impacting them.

No other sport has part-time officials and there’s just too much money in the NFL now to use the shorter schedule as an excuse. Hire them full-time and make them use the extra time to train and study.

Dolphins really about to turn 8-3 into a losing record and a top-15 draft pick. Oh wait, they don’t have their first rounder next year 🤣🤣🤣

Broncos are up and NFLN seems to be studiously ignoring it as they run through every single other game happening right now.

Brady has the cleanest pocket I’ve ever seen. I’m sure there’s no holding going on.

Not worried about playing any of these teams again. Right now it’s all about schadenfreude for me.

Most Giants games are.

It’s interesting how those replays never seem to materialize.

It’s a constant series of 3-6 yard passes with the occasional YAC that eventually results in something like 35-40 for 325 yards. It’s efficient. But almost any QB in a Reid offense with a TE like Kelce would do the same.

I think the refs were so shocked they didn’t know what to do there.

Isn’t it just the Cowboys or Vikings winning out?

Maybe the Giants will blow the Colts out so badly that CBS will switch to a better game. Or does that only happen when Brady is getting humiliated?

This…. seems like it has a greater than 3% chance of happening. Steelers over Ravens is the tough one, though.

Cue the excuses….

Me too. I liked the guy. Seems he had to do 90% of our games during the drought.

I get people misspelling Epenesa. I don’t get the constant use of “Mahommes.” I mean, what are people looking at? Watch it be Carl Cheffers. it’s Shawn Smith

Man done ***** around and he about to find out.

He's also practicing today.

Harris Teeters? Safeways? Giants? Food Lions?

stop. He’s playing.

Blah blah blah. From the Athletic: The biggest game on paper this week is the Monday night tilt between the Bills and Bengals in Cincinnati. Who has the edge as these teams continue to fight it out for the top seed in the AFC? Graff: I’m taking the Bengals at home. Since Week 9, they have the best offense in the NFL according to EPA per play, one spot ahead of the Chiefs. The Bills, meanwhile, rank 11th. Time is running out for them to return to the form we all expected as season-long Super Bowl favorites. So give me Joe Burrow at home. Jones: I think the Bengals can get the job done again. They’re the hottest team in the league, riding a seven-game win streak, and I don’t see any reason why they can’t continue this brand of complementary football that is carrying them. Joe Burrow and his defense have already bested Patrick Mahomes. Josh Allen is next. Sando: The Bengals at home have been my choice in this game for the past few weeks, and I’m sticking with it. They should get Josh Allen’s best punch, which could be enough for the Bills to win. I just like how Cincinnati has been playing and think they should be able to pull this one out at home. Great analysis. “Time is running out for [the Bills].” “I don’t see any reason why [the Bengals] can’t continue.” “I just like how Cincinnati has been playing.” 🙄

Stand tall, I’m old and Talkin’ Proud