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Lots to be decided in next 5 weeks
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chargers/titans/jets pats/giants/bears/commodes/cards/panthers Maybe next year
Bucs still have a chance cause of the division they are in
Don't think MN is going to stick with Dobbs.I will wait to see how the Packers play against the Chiefs on Sunday night. The question was last week a fluke or just how much improvement has actually happened. In my opinion it was not so much Love but how the defense played keeping the Lions 0 - 4 on 4th down tries and having all kinds of pressure on Goff. Can that continue or not on Sunday night is my question.
Will also have to see if the Vikes rebound or if Dobbs is back to normal.
Another week or 2 will help to try and get some idea on how things will work out
Stroud looks like he's going to be a studI hope the Texans make it in and knock one of the contenders like KC or Bal out. Kinda easy to root for that QB.
I can see Denver causing some trouble in the AFC. Man did that ship get turned around.
Stroud looks like he's going to be a stud
Don't you discount Sean McVay. Anything can happen.Rams are actually on the fringe of the playoffs, but their loss to the Packers could very well be the tie-breaker that keeps them out. Their decision to not have a viable backup QB and start Brett Rypien vs the Pack could very well be what keeps them out this year (not that they are any threat to make waves in the playoffs anyway).
Don't you discount Sean McVay. Anything can happen.
I would take McVay over mumbler Belichick 8 days a weekDon't you discount Sean McVay. Anything can happen.
Rams are actually on the fringe of the playoffs, but their loss to the Packers could very well be the tie-breaker that keeps them out. Their decision to not have a viable backup QB and start Brett Rypien vs the Pack could very well be what keeps them out this year (not that they are any threat to make waves in the playoffs anyway).