Max Fischer

I don't think Minnesota is better than Cincy, and might not be as good as the Ravens and Titans. My tiers: - Bills - Chiefs - Eagles - Dallas - Cincy - San Fran - Dolphins - Minnesota - Ravens - Titans - Seahawks (Edited) - Chargers - Giants - Packers - Bucs - Rams

Pats fans must be dying. They can still win but only because the Bears are terrible.

How is Fields a starting QB? There is zero confidence in his arm or decision making. His throws are ridiculously bad.

Anyone have a formula for the Bears to beat the Pats? Seems unlikely. Bears may be one of the worst offenses I've ever seen.

Alijah Vera-Tucker will miss the rest of the season with a torn triceps. That might hurt more than Hall.

Big, but not strong. Low character, doesn't work hard, and has very few football instincts. Maybe Steeler fans most disliked player.

Claypool is available because he's terrible.

McD was "suppressing" Allen? McD switched to the run with a 1 TD lead? The "players" influenced McD? What the &**%$ are you talking about? This premise is ridiculous.

Impressive. If the Broncos have a good defensive game versus the Chargers, they deserve a #1 ranking. (I don't think that happens . . .)

Nance and Romo have gotten way too chatty on side issues while there's action. Romo is much better when he's concentrating on in-game developments rather than going off on hero worship.

The line has certainly not regressed. They are not at all "dominant" but most likely in the Top 10. The running game has moved up to "average," which was about the same or better than all of last year. The improvement might be due to moving toward more pin and pull blocking techniques and the pressure rates have improved. This is likely due to the starting five have actually played together the past two weeks. And just as important, over the first six weeks, most if not all of the opponent DLines are probably within the Top 10 in the league.

Diggs is so easy to like.

I can't even remember why Baker was a #1 pick. He had a very good college career in a QB-friendly system, but what did the scouts think he did so well? Was his comp Russell Wilson? Even as a rookie, I thought, "What skills are intriguing?"

IMO - - Stevenson is fast but doesn't play fast, nor does he have good WR skills. I doubt he ever sees the field again. - When McKenzie returns, Hodgins probably goes back to the practice squad. - I think McKenzie and Shakir split time 50/50 unless one of them emerges as the guy.

By 2026, a new supersonic jet is scheduled to go into service. Would be pricey, but could help. However, I think those teams would be at a distinct disadvantage and make the time difference difficult for West Coast/Mountain games viewers in Europe.

That dude is hilarious. He has great comedy routines.

I think there's a very low probability Tre White will be active versus Pittsburgh. He will likely need two weeks of practice and even against KC, he'll be on a pitch count.

I mean this to charitable: Chad needs therapy in the worst way.

The Bills starting OLINE is not “pretty poor.” It’s at worse average and when cooking, it’s Top 10.

Buck up, Virgil. This team fought all game and nearly overcame obstacles that would have crushed any other team in the league. If even Mitch Morse was healthy, the Bills would have won going away.

What other team with that many injuries would be in a position to win? If even Mitch Morse was playing we would have won.

I assume this means Oliver and Davis are practicing? Maybe. Hopefully.

Harlan could make a dull game sound intriguing. IMO, one of, if not the best announcer, up there with Gus Johnson.

Looks like Shakir missed the block because he didn't know where he was supposed to line up and then he missed the snap count. Doubtful Davis would have made the same mistake.

Please show your math because this is not true. At all.