Lot of Bill hate lately so just curious if that would change anything for people

Welcome to week 10 of the official r/NFL Power Rankings! Remember how hyped up the yearly Colts-Patriots game used to be? The two franchises played another close one on Sunday, there just seems to be something off about Brady's footwork... The Vikings however, haven't missed a step since Cousins on their way to five straight wins. Campbell is preparing his team to win every game, several teams seem to be trying the opposite. How many more times will Reich send Pineiro out to kick past what his leg is physically capable of? Can Pittsburgh continue the standard of W's (and scraps in the box score)? After a rerun on Sunday, how will an extra week of rest affect Dallas and New York? Why would Jets make a change when Zach Wilson is playing pretty well? Discuss! 28/32 Reporting

#		Team	Δ	Record	Comment

1. | | Eagles | -- | | The Eagles had somewhat of a blank space with the bye. Yes, they beat Dallas the week prior, but they’re not out of the woods yet. Next up, a trip to Arrowhead where they’ll get to embrace their role as the anti-hero, and we’ll see if they succumb to the bye week rust or shake it off. Despite the Super Bowl loss, there’s not a ton of bad blood between these teams. Sure, it was a cruel summer replaying Hurts highlights and wondering what could have been, but overall, the invisible string between the Kelce brothers ties these two fanbases together. Don’t get it twisted, it’s no love story, as Eagles fans know all too well, and this is probably the 1 game this team has had circled on the calendar since last February. On Monday night, red and green will battle on the field, all 22 men fearless and mean. And after a week of what is sure to be forced, unending, obnoxious Swift-Philly-Kelce references, the only question… ready for it?
2. | | Chiefs | +1 | 7-2 | Is it possible for a team to win on the bye week anymore than the Chiefs just did? Every team that could help the Chiefs with another loss helped us. The Broncos and the Raiders both won but still have an incredible journey to try and sneak into the playoffs where they'll inevitably be bounced in the Wildcard round. In all reality at this point a few unexpected wins from both of those teams just hurts them in the long run, so it's hard to look at it as a bad thing. Overall another fantastic week for the Chiefs #1 agenda.
3. | | Ravens | -1 | 7-3 |
4. | | Lions | -- | 7-2 | Jared Goff has won yet another shootout against a highly touted AFC quarterback, this time surgically dissecting the Los Angeles Chargers as their vaunted pass rush flailed hopelessly against Penei Sewell and company. The Goffense looked absolutely lethal as the team averaged 6.5 yards on the ground and 10.1 yards through the air, and Goff himself was a perfect 8/8 for 120 yards and 1 TD in the 4th quarter, never letting LA take a lead. THEY RAN A 4TH AND FCKING 5 DRAW AND GOT IT. This offense is just unreal. Now, the defensive side (outside of the first quarter capped by the most impressive toe-drag pick I have ever seen by Kerby Joseph) was abysmal, as the Chargers’ pre-snap motion and no-huddle exposed communication issues throughout the Lions back-end while the line could not get any consistent pressure. Luckily for Aaron Glenn, the Chicago Bears are coming to the D next week, providing his defense with the perfect get right opportunity.
5. | | 49ers | +4 | 6-3 | The 49ers came strong out of the bye week and righted the ship against the surging Jaguars, ending their losing streak at 3 games. The team executed on both sides of the ball, looking more like the team who started the season 5-0 than the struggling team the last month. The team looks forward to 4 game stretch against 2022 playoff teams, with vs TB, at Sea, at Phi and vs. Sea coming up. This stretch should tell us more about whether the 3 game losing streak was just a slump or a signal of larger issues with a team that thinks of itself as a Super Bowl contender.
6. | | Cowboys | +2 | 6-3 | There reaches a point in a game like that where you just feel bad. Even on paper, it was like a September football game, with the Giants playing the role of Mercer. At halftime, Dallas had more points than the Giants had yards. But, a win is a win and they all count the same. You know, except for tiebreakers and stuff. Anyway, game 1 of a 12-13 game win streak is in the books.
7. | | Dolphins | -2 | 6-3 | The BYE week was fun! We finally get back from IR the most explosive RB in the league in De'Von Achane. Next week we play a surprisingly frisky Raiders team that's coming off a SNF win over the Jets. Thankfully the Raiders are 5-5 and not 6-4 or else we wouldn't have a chance at beating them according to the pundits. On that note, we've now moved from 0-3 to 0-2 vs above .500 teams :)
8. | | Browns | +4 | 6-3 | First quarter, right off the bat, things looked rough. But they turned it around.
9. | | Jaguars | -3 | |
10. | | Bengals | -3 | 5-4 | The Bengals are back at the bottom of their division after a critical dropped TD by Tyler Boyd cost them a chance to go up by 4 points in the final minutes of the game. With the score tied, CJ Stroud marched down the field as he had done all game, and easily got his team in position for the game-winning FG. If the Bengals want any chance at a division title they have to win in Baltimore on Thursday. If they can't get that done then it looks like their only path to the playoffs will be from a wild-card spot.
11. | | Seahawks | -- | 6-3 | We're back, baby. After putting up 3 points last week, the Seahawks bounced back against Washington's defense, putting up 29 points. However, the offense once again struggled to find the endzone; Jason Myers gets the game ball going 5/5 on field goals. The running game has been off for some time now and the passing attack can still improve. With Abe Lucas returning to practice, hopefully we can get back on track. Defensively, a lot of guys made a lot of plays. Witherspoon forced a fumble, ripping the ball away from Sam Howell aas Tariq Woolen scooped it up. speaking of Woolen, he had probably his best coverage game of the season this week. And last but not least... Boye Mafe has a sack in seven consecutive games, a Seahawks franchise record and making him one of only 3 players to have such a streak in their first 2 years (Jevon Kearse and Aldon Smith being the other 2). The Seahawks get the Rams in LA this Sunday before running into gauntlet of NFC juggernauts in the coming weeks
12. | | Texans | +4 | 5-4 | "You had my curiosity. But now you have my attention." After all the glowing press this about CJ Stroud and the possibility of contending for the playoffs, the Texans still had to show that they could at least hang with the top teams to be taken seriously. They did that and then some. Stroud channelled his inner TJ Yates and tormented the Bengals for another 356 yds and a last-minute drive for the win, but loses style points on an ugly interception that allowed the Bengals back into the game late in the 4th. The running game finally woke up here in week 10 as Devin Singletary went for 150 and a TD, and Sheldon Rankins' 3 sacks and forced fumble led a Texans defense that gave Joe Burrow fits for much of the day. At 5-4, the Texans are now firmly in the playoff race one year removed from a disastrous 3-13-1 season. The schedule moving forward is extremely favorable, but they can’t have any more letdowns like their loss to the Panthers.
13. | | Bills | -3 | 5-5 | It was a rough start to the game, so I polished off half of a Wegmans “Let’s Go Buffalo” cookie cake —as one does. Then did the same amount of damage to a case of Blue Light —you know, as one does. I left the game paused before I passed out (please no one spoil the end for me), and I’m gonna try and finish when I get home from work. I’m sure they’ve gotten all their mistakes out of the way, it’ll probably be smooth sailing through the second half, right?
14. | | Steelers | -1 | 6-3 | As has been said a few times in these blurbs, many times in the media, and countless times during Sunday's game, the Steelers are statistically at the bottom of a lot of categories, yet still find a way to win due to their defense. It was no different against the Packers as they continued to rely on the unreliable, which is getting turnovers in the red zone. Is that an identity or a strategy to build upon? Only time will tell, but this team is starting to coalesce into a running team that can force mistakes on defense. An interesting fact setting up for the playoff run is that the Steelers are the only AFC team with no losses in their own division. And as an aside, only the Chiefs have a better conference win percentage. This is why Sunday's game at Cleveland is even more important: a win for the Browns and they guarantee at least .500 record in the division, but with a loss, they not only fall behind a game, but are severely disadvantaged in tiebreaking scenarios. The Browns could not do better than 3 wins in the division if they lose on Sunday as they only have the Bengals left for their 6th AFC North game. With a win, the Steelers cannot do worse than 3 wins in the North and would hold the overall wins tiebreaker against the Browns. Expect both teams to know this and expect things to be intense.
15. | | Vikings | +2 | 6-4 | Down QB1, QB2, QB3, WR3 and also that Justin Jefferson guy, Josh Dobbs went out and put up the second-best QBR in the NFL this week against a very tough Saints' defense. Meanwhile, Brian "Fuck it, we ball!" Flores has schemed the Vikings into the 9th-best defense by EPA/play allowed with Danielle Hunter and a box of scraps.
16. | | Chargers | -2 | 4-5 | Time is a flat circle. Thanks to Brandon Staley's terrible, expensive defense another stellar offensive performance was wasted. The Chargers put up 38 points, including 5 TDs in a row, and still to lose. Anyone who was fooled by the defenses performance against Tyson Bagent and Zach Wilson got an abrupt reminder that this defense is, in fact, terrible. The Chargers are 0-2 this season when scoring 34+ points, the rest of the league is 34-2. After a down month, by his standards, it was great to see Herbert look like his old self because in about 2 months because in a few months a lot of the rest of the team around him will be blown up.
17. | | Saints | -2 | |
18. | | Buccaneers | +1 | 4-5 | Being a fan of a team from the NFC South this season is not an easy task. It's like telling your friends that you are dedicating your entire life to becoming a Hollywood movie star. Everyone tells you that the road ahead will be filled with pain, suffering and more than likely ultimate failure. But you are dedicated. You don't want to hear any negative thoughts. As long as there's even a 1% chance of success, you will keep trying, week after week. Most of the time, your Sundays are filled with despair. You are drunk and you are pondering the future. The future seems bleak. You have no idea why you are still hoping for something good. You have no idea why you expect change. It's insanity! Nothing changes and you expect better results? However, every once in a while there's a glimmer of hope. You'd get a role in the back of some movie. No one will see you, but you'd get paid, just enough to prolong your suffering that "maybe one day things will be better". Most of the time it's pain. Most of the time it's squandered potential. It's a childlike dream that turned into a nightmare. But one day. One day you get a call that might change your entire career. You are getting a role on a popular HBO show. It's a small role but you'd be seen. Your name will even be on the credits! You just know that this might be the shot you needed! Everything's coming up! And honestly? It's the hope that kills you. The Buccaneers game against the Titans was that call. A call that gives you hope that maybe this is the start of something special. The start of a run that might land you fame and an Oscar in the future. It probably won't lead to anything. But god dangit it's nice to get that call and hear "This Sunday is your lucky day. You got the role. You are the vigorous hand job guy.
19. | | Colts | +1 | 5-5 | Die Colts haben das Spiel in Frankfurt gewonnen! 🇩🇪 Hey, a win is a win, right? The Colts head into their bye week at .500 after back-to-back ugly wins over two of the worst teams in the league. Their next two games are against teams that currently have losing records (TB, at TEN), so there's an opportunity to continue the winning streak and make a playoff push. (Fun fact: After last night's game, the Colts are now ahead of the Bills in the playoff standings.) Whether Indy remains competitive or not, one thing's for sure: Coach Steichen can get these boys 🔥 FIRED UP! 🔥
20. | | Raiders | +7 | 5-5 | As expected this weeks game against the Jets was a slog, with both defenses stifling the opposing offenses. We were able to come out with a close win thanks to great defense from Tyler Conklin. That won't happen against the Jets. A loss without McDaniels at coach feels better than anything ever did with him though.
21. | | Broncos | +5 | 4-5 | Pull up a chair and let me try to explain the identity of my football team. The Denver Broncos are a lost kid at the mall who pooped their pants and won a Maserati from a raffle they did not enter. They cannot drive. They cannot find their parents. They cannot. Be. Normal. Last season's cavalcade of unrelenting filth has borne to us a new kind of strangeness. One less vomitous, yes, but no less grotesque. It retains the degenerative chill, the unfeeling scientific disaster of apoptosis, but with each cell death it spurts forth a violent, sulfuric cheer. YES! The body hollers in decay. GO BRONCOS! Its limbs work themselves apart as would toilet paper in muddy water. And yet, the body doesn't die. The partially dissolved limbs, thought lost, glom back onto the frame, eager to form new, unacceptable appendages. It continues to cheer, decaying and reforming at an unnervingly slow, but quickening pace. This kaleidescope of flesh rumbles forth, mis-shaping itself forward. Onward! Go, you sticky, wet mess! Go, Broncos Country! We cannot die...no, we can be anything...
22. | | Jets | -4 | 4-5 | Eight offensive touchdowns in ten games. Fire Joe Douglas.
23. | | Commanders | -- | 4-6 | Nothing about this season is shaping up to be described as "ideal", but this past Sunday's fall to the Seahawks might have been "ideal". Or is that just the copium talking? Look, the season is over; this team isn't going anywhere. So it's all about getting reps and film on the guys who will be here next year with the new coaching staff. The best outcome is to be competitive and play a good game, but keep your draft prospects decent. This loss achieved that. Individual performances were, and have been, inconsistent from almost everybody, but Sam Howell has quickly become the most consistent performer (behind P Tress Way, of course). The kid can throw the ball and at this point has proven the game isn't too big for him, nor too fast. He's still making some rookie mistakes, but the adjustments in offensive gameplan seem to be helping as Howell is finding himself on the turf much less. This Sunday's game was another fine entry into his young resume. Other than Howell though, much of the team's key players have been lackluster, particularly on defense. The secondary continues to blow coverages and give up massive plays. The linebacker corps continues to be easy to block and ineffective in coverage. The receiving group, considered one of the team's strengths, has had a rough couple of weeks with difficulty getting open and Jahan Dotson dropping as many passes as he catches. Consistently inconsistent, a theme that has followed this franchise through Rivera's tenure and most of the last 3 decades. This team is likely to settle in at 6-11 this season and hopefully ride with its new franchise quarterback into stardom next year. Also, how was this worth an ejection? And how does a hit to the head deemed worthy of an ejection not result in a player immediately going into concussion protocol?
24. | | Falcons | -3 | 4-6 | In three years, here are Smith's wins against winning teams. What do you call a team that doesn't beat good teams, but also loses to bad teams? A ~~bad~~ worse team. AS must be reading the message boards because Bijan finally touched the ball 20+ times, but next game might turn into the Drake London experience just to keep him from quitting on the team. If you're reading this Arthur, do you think long developing routes are a fit for an offensive with protection issues and a quarterback who can't make reads post snap? Might as well pop a loss down for every game remaining, there's no clue what winning takes when you can't give an explanation. Falcons fans, please use the upcoming bye week as wisely as the organization will, by growing and subsequently shaving mustaches by the start of week 12.
25. | | Rams | -1 | 3-6 | After a bye week full of mock drafts and Puka OG Fortnite vic roy's, Stafford is set to return and the weekly disappointment will resume.
26. | | Titans | -4 | 3-6 | The Titans lost to the Buccaneers on Sunday in a game that truly exposed the offensive line as a subpar unit that can barely put together enough drives to keep up with any team. Rookie Will Levis had a rough day behind the line getting pressured on 21 of his 39 pass attempts. The receivers didn’t help Levis much either, dropping 5 passes throughout the game.
27. | | Packers | -2 | 3-6 | These are the losses I was expecting on having at the beginning of the season. Going against an above .500 team in a tough road game, showing some flashes of good things but not quite pulling out the W. The offense finally looked moderately competent in the first half! Love's statline doesn't look great but he had some fantastic throws that still gives you hope of constructive improvement for the second half of the season. I'd be feeling a lot better about the season if all of our losses looked like that. Onto next week!
28. | | Cardinals | +3 | 2-8 | Kyler Murray: Back. James Conner: Back. Arizona Cardinals: Back. Don’t call it a come: Back. Knick Knack Paddy: Wack.
29. | | Bears | -- | 3-7 | Thursday night was the Bears' most helpful win in 2 seasons, as they managed to find a way to tank and win a game at the same time. Bagent has showed he belongs in the NFL and can be a servicable backup for the next several seasons (what a bargain!). But my eyeballs are desperately hoping Fields returns this week. If he does, he'll return to a tough stretch of games - @ Lions, @ Vikings, vs Lions - but that's exactly the type of game he needs to play well in to change his future. The best case scenario for the franchise is still that he balls out over the second half of the season and makes their decision in the draft easy. The second best case is he absolutely bombs and the Bears clean house and draft twice in the top three. We'll see what happens!
30. | | Patriots | -2 | 2-8 | Sugar Maple trees are glorious in times of transition. In Autumn they display vibrant red leaves. In early Spring they produce a magnificent sap, commonly rendered into syrup. Few things are ever certain, but two ideas took a clear step forward this week with yet another nonsensical loss to yet another meager foe. Mac is out of time to show he’s the future. Bill is ready to step aside with grace. I expect years from now, the lazy talking point to be repeated ad infinitum: “Did Mac kill Bill, or did Bill kill Mac?” The much weirder and more complicated truth will always be that this whole thing was a lot closer to working out than most will care to admit. The game of inches was there so many times along the way, so often pivoting to the dark side. Perhaps the biggest “what if” on the list, is “What if Josh McDaniels had stayed in New England instead of taking the entire offensive staff to Las Vegas for an 18 month bender?” I find myself marveling at the strength of the hex delivered by the other 31. This whole clown show feels like an answer to two decades worth of prayer, and perhaps part of the penance for soaking up so much sun. It’s going to be weird to see Bill celebrating win #348 on the Bears sidelines, but in a way it will be a fitting tribute to Halas. Maple sugar held a sacred place in many indigenous cultures as the first food source to emerge after a difficult winter.
31. | | Giants | -1 | |
32. | | Panthers | -- | 1-8 | Panthers should just forfeit the rest of the season at this point. Another frustrating loss in Chicago on Thursday Night Football where the nation got to see how bad we really are. I will again start with the good as there is not much. Our defense looked solid AGAIN. We allowed one touchdown. One. Donte Jackson also had maybe his best game of the season. Special teams also had a couple stand out plays that included a punt to the 1 yard line and a punt return touchdown that was literally our only touchdown. (Loser talk is gassing up how good our two special teams played). That was basically all the good, now the bad. Our offense is the worst in the league. It is as simple as that. Still no identity, O-line is bad, Bryce is under performing and our WRs don’t seem like they try to get open. RBs are ok at best but Miles Sanders is still under performing relative to the contract he signed. We are in a bad spot. Scott Fitterer is basically sitting on lava at the moment and Frank Reich is sitting right next to him in a hot seat of his own. Reich’s press conferences still show he is optimistic (not sure how) but I suspect we are truly at the mercy of Davd Tpper who is the real problem. If T*pper would let the football guys do football things, we would be wayyy better off. I wish we could claw back to down bad but we are at rock bottom and we are setting up a tent to camp there for the time being. The Cowboys are coming to Charlotte in Week 11 and oh boy we might lose by 50+ points. Yikes once again. Keep Pound

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TNF on Prime Video

Bengals-Ravens: Al Michaels, Kirk Herbstreit, Kaylee Hartung

Also: WCPO-Cincinnati, WMAR-Baltimore

CBS

Jets-Bills: Jim Nantz, Tony Romo, Tracy Wolfson

Steelers-Browns: Ian Eagle, Charles Davis, Evan Washburn

Raiders-Dolphins: Kevin Harlan, Trent Green, Melanie Collins

Seahawks-Rams,: Andrew Catalon, Tiki Barber, Matt Ryan, AJ Ross

Titans-Jaguars: Spero Dedes, Adam Archuleta, Amanda Renner

Seahawks-Rams: Andrew Catalon, Tiki Barber, Matt Ryan, Tiffany Blackmon

FOX

Cowboys-Panthers: Kevin Burkhardt, Greg Olsen, Erin Andrews, Tom Rinaldi

Buccaneers-49ers: Joe Davis, Daryl Johnston, Pam Oliver

Bears-Lions: Adam Amin, Mark Schlereth, Kristina Pink

Giants-Commanders: Kenny Albert, Jonathan Vilma, Shannon Spake

Chargers-Packers: Kevin Kugler, Mark Sanchez, Laura Okmin

SNF on NBC

Vikings-Broncos: Mike Tirico, Cris Collinsworth, Melissa Stark

MNF on ABC

Eagles-Chiefs: Joe Buck, Troy Aikman, Lisa Salters

At the beginning of the season, the map is divided into 32 regions, each controlled by a team in the NFL. When a team defeats another team, if the defeated team controls any land, that land is taken by the winner.

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Week 10

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Territory Changes

The Bengals lost 2 territories to the Texans

The Chargers lost 8 territories to the Lions

The Jaguars lost 6 territories to the 49ers

The Ravens lost 14 territories to the Browns

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Album of all maps

GIF through Week 10

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Leaderboard

TEAM	# OF TERRITORIES
Browns	14
Lions	8
49ers	6
Broncos	2
Texans	2

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49ers, Browns, Jaguars and Lions have held the most territory this season (33).

Bears, Panthers, Patriots, Titans, and Vikings are tied for least territory held (1).

To get these scores, I gave each team a point for each territory they held per week (so if a team held 4 territories for 5 weeks, they would get 20 points)

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Upcoming Battles

The 49ers are battling the Buccaneers

The Broncos are battling the Vikings

The Browns are battling the Steelers

The Lions are battling the Bears

The Texans are battling the Cardinals

At first I thought Stroud was in great company, then a little down the list I had to hold my nose.

1. Dak Prescott 104.9
2. Robert Griffin III 102.4
3. C.J. Stroud 101.0
4. Russell Wilson 100.4
5. Justin Herbert 98.3
6. Ben Roethlisberger 98.1
7. Dan Marino 96.0
8. Baker Mayfield 93.7
9. Mac Jones 92.5
10. Marcus Mariota 91.5
11. Gardner Minshew 91.2
12. Nick Mullens 90.8
13. Joe Burrow 89.8
14. Davis Mills 88.8
15. Greg Cook 88.3
16. Matt Ryan 87.7
17. Daniel Jones 87.7
18. Kyler Murray 87.4
19. Tua Tahovailoa 87.1
20. Teddy Bridgewater 85.2

Note: variable amount of games played. Mullens and Stroud only rookies with <10 games.

In recent memory, the Chiefs did it in 2015 ending the season 11-5 and the Colts did it in 2018 ending the season 10-6. Both going 1-1 in the playoffs.

Although the AFC is a tight race if the Broncos continue their win streak and lose 1 or maybe 2 games (depending on how the rest of the AFC plays out)

They very well have a great shot of making the playoffs.

Their remaining schedule is:

Vikings

Browns

Texans

Chargers

Lions

Patriots

Chargers

Raiders

It’s not the hardest schedule and they more than likely have enough room to drop 2 games (Lions being the best case loss)

Again it’s a long shot, but if they can continue their momentum (and not miss as much FG’s) we may witness this be the 2nd half of the season up and coming playoff sleeper

Source: https://stathead.com/tiny/g7eXQ

Rk	Player	From	To	Count
1	Russell Wilson	2012	2023	38
2	Matthew Stafford	2012	2023	37
3	Derek Carr	2014	2023	34
4	Matt Ryan	2012	2022	30
5	Ben Roethlisberger	2012	2021	30
6	Tom Brady	2012	2022	30
7	Kirk Cousins	2012	2022	28
8	Ryan Tannehill	2012	2023	27
9	Drew Brees	2012	2020	26
10	Aaron Rodgers	2012	2022	25

Do teams not use the same 11 players on field goal blocks for every play?

I can understand how you get 12 players on defense because someone was confused about what package you’re running, but if you’re the 12th guy on special teams shouldn’t you stop and think “Hey, I’m not usually out here for these plays, maybe I’m an extra?”

Last night, the Bills Mafia seemed to be extremely loud hoping to give the disadvantage to the Broncos. However, Russell Wilson seemed unfazed by it.

I love watching the NFL game where the fans get into it. To the point, I cannot hear the commentators or rather hear the crowd noise instead.

To your memory, what are some game that showcased the loudest fan bases in the NFL?

So we all know that the MVP is unfortunately just a QB award now, and no defensive player could ever win it before that either. Furthermore, the QB that wins isn't even always the best QB, it's just whomever the media likes the most around Week 13. It's chosen by some journalists who may, or may not, know or really care about football. I for one, think MVP has become a meaningless award and I have a rough idea on how it could be changed.

Every year, each team votes on a team MVP. It's voted on by the players and they chose who among their team should receive the MVP award. This award comes with nothing now, but I think it could be tied to the league MVP, like the Walter Payton award.

I think, after the season, every team votes on their own MVP, and then AP choses the league MVP from that pool. That way, we actually get players who heavily contributed to their teams and that their teammates believed were the best player in their respective teams that year. It will probably still lead to QBs winning the award, but at least they'll be better selected and it won't be a popularity contest like the NFL 100 because you can't vote for other teams.

What do you guys think? Is it a potential improvement, or is it all just fluff and no one cares anymore anyways?

ptdotme's NFL Elo Power Rankings After Week 10

(By popular demand, see the rankings without the influence of last year's season-ending ratings in my comment below, or here.)

This is OC. I’ve written code to calculate NFL team Elo ratings^1 on a week to week basis. The goal is to use simple Elo ratings to create power rankings without the influence of human bias and emotion. The ratings are based on each team's rating from the previous week, with a "parity reset" applied every offseason. The model has been tested for accuracy against game outcomes since week 1 of the 2012^2 season. The ratings are derived only from each game's score, venue, and date. There are a number of variables/weights in my secret sauce but otherwise they're fairly conservative, basic, Elo ratings.

This is all a work in progress and feedback is appreciated! See more stats and info on my 2023 NFL Elo Power Rankings page.

Note: You may feel teams are ranked too high or low based on recent games, and you may be right. However, the model has been tested and is more accurate when it doesn't overreact to individual games. The goal is model accuracy, not rankings that "look right." ^(2)  

Rank	Team	Elo Rating	Record
1	San Francisco 49ers	1582 (+18)	6-3
2 (+3)	Dallas Cowboys	1564 (+11)	6-3
3	Philadelphia Eagles	1557	8-1
4 (-2)	Baltimore Ravens	1555 (-4)	7-3
5 (+1)	Kansas City Chiefs	1548	7-2
6 (-2)	Buffalo Bills	1548 (-7)	5-5
7	Cincinnati Bengals	1538 (-5)	5-4
8 (+1)	Detroit Lions	1535 (+1)	7-2
9 (-1)	Los Angeles Chargers	1533 (-1)	4-5
10 (+1)	Miami Dolphins	1528	6-3
11 (+1)	Cleveland Browns	1521 (+4)	6-3
12 (+1)	Minnesota Vikings	1517 (+5)	6-4
13 (-3)	Jacksonville Jaguars	1510 (-18)	6-3
14	Seattle Seahawks	1502 (-3)	6-3
15	New Orleans Saints	1500 (-4)	5-5
16 (+2)	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	1497 (+11)	4-5
17 (-1)	Green Bay Packers	1496 (-2)	3-6
18 (-1)	Houston Texans	1493 (+5)	5-4
19	Pittsburgh Steelers	1486 (+2)	6-3
20 (+1)	Denver Broncos	1484 (+7)	4-5
21 (+1)	Las Vegas Raiders	1474 (+1)	5-5
22 (-2)	Tennessee Titans	1472 (-11)	3-6
23 (+1)	Indianapolis Colts	1471 (+2)	5-5
24 (-1)	New York Jets	1470 (-1)	4-5
25 (+3)	Washington Commanders	1468 (+3)	4-6
26 (+1)	Los Angeles Rams	1466	3-6
27 (-2)	New England Patriots	1465 (-2)	2-8
28 (-2)	Atlanta Falcons	1464 (-3)	4-6
29	Chicago Bears	1453 (-1)	3-7
30	Carolina Panthers	1439 (+1)	1-8
31 (+1)	Arizona Cardinals	1437 (+2)	2-8
32 (-1)	New York Giants	1426 (-11)	2-8

The 49ers once again played like a #1 ranked team, soundly beating a strong Jaguars team. The Cowboys dominated the Giants, and climbed up to 2nd place. The Ravens/Browns game was close, so only 4 Elo rating points were exchanged following that game. The Bills/Broncos game was also a 2-point game, but the Bills lost 7 Elo rating points because that was a bigger upset loss.

The Bills "should" be ranked lower due to their poor play for many weeks now, but haven't had a blowout loss yet to really punish their Elo rating. They are on by far the longest Elo cold streak at 6 straight games, losing 39 points over that span. The next longest Elo cold streak is 3 games (Rams, Jets, Seahawks, Bears, Patriots, and Giants).

The Steelers are outliers at 19th with a 6-3 record, but they haven't beaten any strong teams by a wide enough margin to be ranked any higher. The Chargers are another outlier at 9th place with a 4-5 record. Three of their losses were close, costing them only 1 Elo point each, and they had defense and special teams scores in the Jets game that really boosted their Elo rating.

^(1)See Wikipedia. Elo ratings are numeric and assigned to each contestant. The ratings are used to estimate performance. After each game, the difference between a contestant's estimated and actual performance is used to update their rating. For the NFL, this can all be summarized as "Who did you beat/lose to and by how much? And who have they beaten/lost to and by how much? And who have they beaten/lost to ...

^(2)Moving backward through the years, each preceding season has a much smaller impact on the current ratings. Team ratings from 2010 have zero impact on today's ratings. Ratings from only a couple years ago, say 2021, have almost no effect on today's ratings. Seasons going back to 2010 are only used by the model to ensure its accuracy over thousands of NFL games.  

(excludes plays with less than 4 rushers, play action, screens, short dropbacks and time-to-throws under 2 seconds). Very impressive what Brock Purdy has done to elevate his team

Diggs finished the game 3 rec for 34 but was largely irrelevant, thanks to PS2

How??? HOW!!!

Everyone was very quick to jump on the “he’s washed and bad now” train after a tumultuous season last year with Nathaniel Hackett. He didn’t look good and didn’t meet expectations, which is fair, but context was out the window and the pile on was aggressive.

Fast forward to now and he’s finally hitting his stride and playing up to expectation. At the very least, he’s still a viable QB who’s capable with good pieces around him.

Was it a great trade? Not necessarily. Is he worth the price tag? I don’t know. What I do know is that he’s a lot better than the product he put on the field last season and I think he deserves a little respect on the football field.

Layout:

— Individual Team News + Stone’s Cold Takes

— Miscellaneous/Other NFL News

— Featured Team of the Week - Atlanta Falcons

Arizona Cardinals (2-8):

• Won 25 to 23 against the Falcons

Great to see QB Kyler Murray back playing and it is clear that he can shake off rust fast. He looked like a QB who has been playing all year and made things extremely difficult on a really good Falcons defense running around and avoiding pressure. It is clear that this Cardinals team still needs to add pieces to be true contenders but with QB Kyler Murray back I would have a lot of hope. I know there have been rumors about him getting traded but it would take a lot for me to be willing to move on from him even with the QB talent in the upcoming draft. I expect QB Kyler Murray to continue to look better as the season finishes out.

Atlanta Falcons (4-6):

• Lost 25 to 23 against the Cardinals

Rough loss for the Falcons who hung in there until the very end but it is clear that something is either off with the QBs or the coaching or potentially both here when it comes to their offense. There is a lot of talent on this team and no reason they should be struggling as much as they are. Even better this past Sunday they were able to play clean turnover free football and fed RB Bijan Robinson the ball. I expect the Falcons to be very active in the QB market this offseason because while QB Desmond Ridder looked alright coming in for Taylor Heinicke I would still say I am far from being confident with him going forward leading the franchise.

Baltimore Ravens (7-3):

• Lost 33 to 31 against the Browns

Biggest challenge here for the Ravens was the lack of run game against the Browns and then QB Lamar Jackson’s two interceptions. It is clear that they miss RB JK Dobbins and this loss is big in a tight division race. QB Lamar Jackson needs to be more efficient with his throws and obviously avoid the turnovers. The good thing for the Ravens is that they found ways to put up points against a tough Browns defense and also that WR Zay Flowers continues to have good games for the team.

Buffalo Bills (5-5):

• Lost 24 to 22 against the Broncos

Horrible game all around except for overall the defense played pretty well. QB Josh Allen does not look in sync and comfortable in the offense, RB James Cook was the most explosive player on offense but also the most prone to cough up the football and the WRs seemed to struggle with. catching the ball in key situations (one of which led to an interception). This Bills team looks awful even though it has the explosive moments where you see what they can be when things are clicking. I think for the most part though this comes down to their offensive scheme and attack and poor decision making at times by QB Josh Allen. I worry about how things shake out with this locker room though and how the players react given that their are a lot of high profile names on the team and the expectations for this team have really been super bowl or bust for a couple of years now. It will be interesting to see how things trend down the stretch here. Overall the Bills lost this game arguably more than the Broncos really won the game.

Carolina Panthers (1-8):

• Lost 16 to 13 against the Bears

The Panthers can’t be thrilled with their season thus far at all. The progression of QB Bryce Young has not been fast and they don’t look good at all on offense. In a game where the defense actually held the Bears to only 16 points the Panthers still could not find a way to win. What is even more crazy about this is that losing this game also helped the Bears get a better draft pick because the Bears have their first round pick in the upcoming draft. I am starting to wonder if HC Frank Reich will be around for much longer or not.

Chicago Bears (3-7):

• Won 16 to 13 against the Panthers

Good win but also good thing they have a couple good frat picks because they have now won more games with QB Tyson Bagent than they did with QB Justin Fields. It is clear that neither of them in my opinion are the long term answer at the QB position for this franchise. This whole organization needs a reset overall but good to see them get wins and still improve their draft position. That trade for DJ Moore just keeps getting better and better.

Cincinnati Bengals (5-4):

• Lost 30 to 27 against the Texans

Tough loss at home against the Texans. Good thing here is that the WRs are really getting in sync for the Bengals and they just need to limit their turnovers at the end of the day. This is a team that I am starting to just feel confident in winning games when things really matter towards the end of the season to get into the playoffs. With that said they may be in the toughest division in football and it sure would be nice to have WR Tee Higgins back in the lineup to play for them. DC Lou Anarumo is not going to allow many teams to put up 30 points on him and I imagine it will get back to business as usual in the coming weeks following this loss.

Cleveland Browns (6-3):

• Won 33 to 31 against the Ravens

Good to see QB Deshaun Watson starting to look a bit more like himself. He still did not have an incredible game but is looking much improved. The most exciting thing for me to see out of this Browns team was that the running game started to get going on again and if that is happening they are going to be maybe the toughest team to beat in the AFC. It is all dependent though on them playing complete football with the defense stepping up, Deshaun Watson playing decent, and getting back the explosive run game they clearly had prior to the Nick Chubb injury. This divisional win could go a long way at the end of the season as these AFC North teams all fight hard this year.

Dallas Cowboys (6-3):

• Won 49 to 17 against the Giants

Not much to say here. The Giants are still playing with QB Tommy Devito who has not looked good at all and the Giants defense for the most part has not looked good this year. The Cowboys did what they were supposed to do and should be able to do something similar against the Panthers this next week. At this point though they need stumbles from the Eagles and Lions to have a chance at the #1 seed in the NFC.

Denver Broncos (4-5):

• Won 24 to 22 against the Bills

Gutsy ugly win by the Broncos but a win is a win and at the end of the day they did overall look better than the Bills in this game. This is now two tough wins for the Broncos against top tier QBs after defeating Patrick Mahomes and now Josh Allen. The big concern here though is still ball security and turnovers. The defense is starting to look a lot better than the start of the season but the offense is still putting themselves consistently in 3rd and longs due to self-inflicted wounds and turning the ball over too much if they want to be a team that is talked about seriously towards the end of the season.

Detroit Lions (7-2):

• Won 41 to 38 against the Chargers

Great win for the Lions and this is the type of game they used to always be on the losing side. QB Jared Goff and WR Amon-Ra St. Brown played phenomenally and the running game with RB Jahmyr Gibbs and David Montgomery could not be stopped. They were able to slice up the Chargers defense really without any issues whatsoever. This Lions team appears poised to go the distance this year but only time will tell if they can find ways to win the big games towards the end of the season and during the playoffs.

Green Bay Packers (3-6):

• Lost 23 to 19 against the Steelers

Packers fans are not thrilled this year and it appears that QB Jordan Love is at the center of most people’s complaints. This Packers team was not close to being ready last year and they only lost players this offseason so I don’t know why folks are surprised. They have issues at the WR position, the RBs have not played nearly as well as expected and the o-line has not been as healthy as they had hoped. With that said QB Jordan Love has not played his best football either but it is hard for me to say that I think he is a bust or not with the team that is currently constructed around him.

Houston Texans (5-4):

• Won 30 to 27 against the Bengals

QB CJ Stroud is making up for all those QB busts that have come out of Ohio State in recent years. He is playing out of his mind and doing so with players on offense who were viewed as nobodies until he came in this year and made them look like top tier players. Goes to show you that with a good o-line and good QB it may not be as important to go out and get the most expensive skill position guys but rather go with the guys in house. The Texans have a new energy about them and I would say it all starts with HC Demeco Ryans and how he inspires the team to play hard nose football on both sides of the ball.

Indianapolis Colts (5-5):

• Won 10 to 6 against the Patriots

The Colts seems to always find ways to make things interesting and got a tough fought win in Germany that was definitely not the most fun game to watch. In the game it felt like both teams were playing to not lose and the Colts did a slightly better job of that by winning the turnover battle essentially.

Jacksonville Jaguars (6-3):

• Lost 34 to 3 against the 49ers

The streak had to end at some point but it didn’t have to end the way it did. The defense could not really stop the Niners and this should have easily been a 40 points game. Something that continues to be disappointing for me is the production the Jaguars are getting out of WR Calvin Ridley. He was supposed to be someone who could come back and be a true #1 receiver but he and QB Lawrence just have not really found it consistently this year. QB Trevor Lawrence looked rattled in this game as well and ended up having 3 out of the team’s 4 turnovers. Not too worried overall about this team and they will find ways to bounce back and get back to fighting for the top seed in the AFC.

Kansas City Chiefs (7-2):

• Bye Week

Las Vegas Raiders (5-5):

• Won 16 to 12 against the Jets

They are now 2-0 since the coaching and QB change. This was an ugly win but at the end of the day they did a better job than the Jets on offense and finding ways to score. The team is clearly playing inspired football and while it still may not mean a playoff birth this year (we shall wait and see) the Raiders seem to have found something in terms of their preferred style of play. QB Aidan O’Connell thus far has been a significant upgrade over QB Jimmy G and clearly hung in there against arguably the best defense in the NFL.

Los Angeles Chargers (4-5):

• Lost 41 to 38 against the Lions

The Chargers are the new Lions. They have a QB who plays really well and even makes plays to come back and put his team in a great position to win but can’t seem to find a way to get wins. The defense looked awful and after a couple of weeks of showing prowess on that side of the football this had to be brutal for fans to see. WR Quentin Johnston had an alright game and looks to be starting to get more involved. The big issue though for me is that he looks lost or mad at himself on most of the plays that where the cameras were able to catch him either missing a block, running a wrong route, etc. The Chargers have all the talent in the world but at this point they just are not a team that is going to find ways to win the tough close games.

Los Angeles Rams (3-6):

• Bye Week
• Signed QB Carson Wentz as Matt Stafford continues to deal with injury

Miami Dolphins (6-3):

• Bye Week

Minnesota Vikings (6-4):

• Won 27 to 19 against the Saints

QB Josh Dobbs continues to impress so now for Vikings fans the key is that Dobbs continues his upward trend rather than doing what he did with the Cardinals in going downhill fast after the first few weeks. It appears though that thus far the added mobile element of Dobbs’ game has helped a lot with the Vikings lack of a real running threat through the early part of the season. Great to see TE TJ Hockenson making plays and hopefully he can continue to play at a high level with WR Jordan Addison while WR Justin Jefferson continues his recovery process.

New England Patriots (2-8):

• Lost 10 to 6 against the Colts

The Patriots just are not a good team this year. It is hard to believe that this is the case but they really just aren’t good at all. QB Mac Jones seems to have lost his talent, the WRs/TEs can’t get any separation and even when the RBs look alright and are making plays they find a way to not make it into the end zone. Things are getting loud here and it is clear there is going to have to be change again this offseason and there is a lot of talk of that change being at the HC position. It is crazy to think about and if HC Belichick becomes available he will not last long if he wants to continue to coach.

New Orleans Saints (5-5):

• Lost 27 to 19 against the Vikings

Rough game for the Saints and they are back to the head scratchingly bad team I thought maybe was slowly going to fade out. QB Derek Carr could not get the offense going and then QB Jameis Winston showed why he is not the starter with his turnovers and barely completing 50% of his passes. WR Olave had a good game but the key here on offense is that they need to establish the run and get that going before they can really get the rest of the offense going. It will be interesting to watch this week if QB Derek Carr can make it back from concussion protocol to play.

New York Giants (2-8):

• Lost 49 to 17 against the Cowboys

The Giants are bad. I don’t know what else to say. The defense is bad, the QB play (no matter who it is) is bad, the WRs have been bad, and I can go on and on. This is a team that is headed fast for a rebuild and trying to get that #1 overall pick. HC Brian Daboll does not have his magic with him to be able to save this team and there are going to need to be changes next year likely at the QB and DC spots.

New York Jets (4-5):

• Lost 16 to 12 against the Raiders

This was another team that I am just going to describe as bad but really just the offense here. QB Zach Wilson actually looked alright and made some incredible plays but they just find ways to shoot themselves in the foot throughout the game. In the past the blame has been on Zach Wilson but this week it was drops and offensive penalties for the most part. There was the crucial late game interception that QB Wilson threw but they should have never even been in that spot to begin with. The Jets need to turn things around so that it makes sense for QB Aaron Rodgers to come back in December like it sounds like he plans.

Philadelphia Eagles (8-1):

• Bye Week

Pittsburgh Steelers (6-3):

• Won 23 to 19 against Packers

Gutsy win and once against the Steelers were outgained on offense but found a way to pull it off in the end. The defense here continues to play extremely well and it appears that the run game they are starting to figure out more as they split carries more evenly between RBs Harris and Warren. The crazy thing here is that QB Kenny Pickett really didn’t do much but the offense avoided turnovers and at the end of the day that was enough for them to pull out the win.

San Francisco 49ers (6-3):

• Won 34 to 3 against the Jaguars

The bye week served this team well. They came back and for the most part everything was clicking. The defense looked lock down and played fired up all game long. DE Chase Young has already started to make an impact. When the defense gets 4 turnovers there aren’t going to be many games this team loses. QB Brock Purdy had a great bounce back game and really everyone looked good on offense even RB Christian McCaffrey even though he was held without a touchdown for the first time in 17 games. This Niners team is back to being in the conversation for best team in the NFC and if they can string together a few good weeks could be back in the conversation for best team in football.

Seattle Seahawks (6-3):

• Won 29 to 26 against the Commanders

Gutsy win by the Seahawks in a game that really went down to the wire. The Commanders are tough team even without their top defensive pieces and the Seahawks held on for this win. A lot of it came thanks to QB Geno Smith and his impressive day throwing for over 350 yards and 2 TDs. Look for RB Zach Charbonnet to start to get more carries if he continues to impress like he did yesterday. The RB duo in Seattle is going to cause a lot of problems for lots of teams and gives them a good chance against teams like the 49ers who like to get after the QB.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers (4-5):

• Won 20 to 6 against the Titans

This was a must win for the Buccaneers who are still very much in the playoff hunt due to their dismal division that they get to play in. QB Baker Mayfield played well despite being up against a very good Titans defense who seem to give most people trouble. The big struggle here is that they do not have a run game. Good job of them trying to establish it but it is hard to get much done when you average 2.5 yards per carry. I was very surprised they did not look to sign someone to try and help out. What QB Baker Mayfield is doing with this team despite that threat of the run not existing is actually pretty impressive. Also, big shoutout to the defense who definitely made QB Will Levis look like a rookie QB.

Tennessee Titans (3-6):

• Lost 20 to 6 against the Buccaneers

Nothing was working for them on offense. They couldn’t throw the ball and they definitely could not run the ball. RB Derrick Henry does appear to be showing his age and the toll the hits over the years have taken on him. He has had flashes of his old self but he is not as regularly getting to the second level of the defense or shedding defenders like he used to. The Titans on offense may be heading towards a major rebuild overall. This is another job to watch if the Titans decide to move on from HC Mike Vrabel he will likely get hired in a heartbeat elsewhere.

Washington Commanders (4-6):

• Lost 29 to 26 against the Seahawks

QB Sam Howell continues to impress this year and is proving to be a very good option for them long term at the QB position. As a side note this might end up boding well for QB Drake Maye who is at UNC now. Anyways it is clear that the offense can score points here for the Commanders. They will get more consistent and not miss out of red zone opportunities as much as QB Sam Howell matures but the overall struggle here is in my opinion with HC Ron Rivera. I would not be surprised if OC Eric Bieniemy takes over next year as they look to rebuild. I will say in this game against the Seahwks it idid not help that they had just given up arguably two of their best defensive players.

Picks of the Week:

• Buccaneers +11 v. 49ers -11
• Jets +7 v. Bills -7
• Bengals +3.5 v. Ravens -3.5
• Steelers +4 v. Browns -4
• Bears +10 v. Lions -10
• Chargers -3 v. Packers +3
• Raiders +11.5 v. Dolphins -11.5
• Giants +10 v. Commanders -10
• Cowboys -11 v. Panthers +11
• Titans +6.5 v. Jaguars -6.5
• Cardinals +4 v. Texans -4
• Seahawks -1 v. Rams +1
• Vikings +1.5 v. Broncos -1.5
• Eagles +3 v. Chiefs -3

Featured Team of the Week (Atlanta Falcons):

*for links to restaurant and hat see full post at link in bio

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Restaurant of the Week: (Righteous Que)

This is one you’re going to have to drive for a bit but is my favorite barbecue spot in the Atlanta Metro. It is probably is about a 15-30 min drive from the stadium depending on time of day and traffic or you can drive the 15 mins to the nearest MARTA station and take the train in to avoid paying for parking. Either way the main thing you need to get at Righteous Que are pictured here. The pulled pork sandwich is on another level and the Mac N Cheese is never something you can go wrong with. For your other side I would recommend the baked beans but the fries are always good as well. They have really good white sauce as well as their sweet bbq sauce. I recommend using the white for fries and then using the sweet bbq for the sandwich. I know it is a bit out of the way but definitely worth the stop. The other good thing to kno w though about Mercedes Benz Stadium is that food and drinks for the most part compared to elsewhere is very cheap and the stadium has free refills at coke soda machines located throughout the stadium.

Tuesday, November 07 - Monday, November 13

###Highlights

score	comments	title & link
8,627	1,338 comments	[Highlight] Bill o'Brien lays into Mac Jones.
8,184	1,356 comments	[Highlight] Will Lutz misses the 41-yard Field Goal wide right but the Bills had 12 men on the field. Lutz makes the subsequent 36-yard Field Goal for the walk off Win
7,869	586 comments	[Highlight] Joshua Dobbs is running wild for the Vikings touchdown!
5,829	804 comments	[Highlight] Panthers kicked is absolutely heartbroken after missed field goal.
5,503	861 comments	[Highlight] Colts pick off fake spike play to end it
5,318	689 comments	[Highlight] Amendola wins it for the Texans as time expires!
4,780	761 comments	[Highlight] Belchick questioning everything.
4,766	461 comments	[Highlight] Kyle Hamilton picks off Watson and takes it to the house
4,572	419 comments	[Highlight] Nick Bosa and Chase Young on the bench after combining for a strip sack on Trevor Lawrence
4,484	962 comments	[Highlight] Mac Jones throws INT in red zone
4,385	418 comments	[Highlight] You may not be aware but Ravens TE Mark Andrews has to have his blood checked after coming off the field due to diabetes.
4,286	318 comments	[Highlight] Lions call a run on 4th and 5 and convert
4,239	442 comments	[Highlight] Patterson wins it for the Lions in a wild game!
3,975	248 comments	[Highlight] 49ers Td wiped because bench players enter field.
3,972	385 comments	[Highlight] Josh Dobbs says he was blindsided by the Cardinals trading him.
3,617	346 comments	[Highlight] Courtland Sutton insane toe-drag TD
3,552	308 comments	[Highlight] Ihmir Smith-Marsette 79-yard punt return TD
3,428	434 comments	[Highlight] Mac Jones points out the baldness of a reporter.
3,053	311 comments	[Highlight] Dobbs finds Hockenson for the touchdown before the half
2,906	142 comments	[Highlight] Carson Wentz finds a creative way to avoid a safety
2,657	368 comments	[Highlight] Panthers miss a game-tying field goal.
2,590	236 comments	[Highlight] Excellent job by Pachecho to protect Mahomes.
2,390	698 comments	[Highlight] Russ floats a moonball to Jeudy that is underthrown resulting in a DPI by Taron Johnson to put the Broncos in Field Goal range
2,258	793 comments	[Highlight] Dustin Hopkins wins it for the Browns!
2,204	247 comments	[Highlight] Broncos execute the last-second field goal personnel switch perfectly.
2,056	553 comments	[Highlight] Josh Allen is picked off for a second time!
1,947	275 comments	[Highlight] Tyson Bagent and Bagent senior hyped after game winning completion last night.
1,923	423 comments	[Highlight] Love’s pass is picked off to seal the win for the Steelers
1,859	115 comments	[Highlight] Josh Dobbs is shown the way to his new locker room.
1,838	196 comments	[Highlight] David Montgomery breaks free
1,664	101 comments	[Highlight] How did he complete that pass? (2014)
1,554	347 comments	[Highlight] Justin Fields enjoying himself after the Bears win.
1,348	105 comments	[Highlight] Mac sacked for the fourth time already.
1,324	186 comments	[Highlight] Robert Kraft's reaction after an ugly throw by Mac
1,267	181 comments	[Highlight] Stroud takes it himself for the touchdown!
1,174	133 comments	[Highlight] James Cook fumbles, picks it back up for 29 yard run
1,141	178 comments	[Highlight] Josh Allen drops the football for his third turnover of the game
1,075	104 comments	[Highlight] The Colts meet German celebrity.
1,072	210 comments	[Highlight] Broncos pick off Josh Allen
1,043	118 comments	[Highlight] Top Ten Plays of Week 9 By Win Probability Added
950	129 comments	[Highlight] Lions go for it on 4th down to set up the game winning FG with no time left!
942	259 comments	[Highlight] Lions improve to 7-2 on game-winning FG
914	17 comments	[Highlight] Curb your enthusiasm plays after Pittman OPI.
859	93 comments	[Highlight] Keaton Mitchell takes the snap all the way to the endzone for a touchdown
847	227 comments	[Highlight] Mike Tomlin reminds everyone of 4th quarter Kenny Pickett.
745	150 comments	[highlight] the Manning Cast reaction to the missed FG and 12 men on the field penalty
621	187 comments	[Highlight] George Kittle is wide open for a touchdown
584	96 comments	[Highlight] Robert Spillane makes a terrific read and jumps the route for a big Interception
578	62 comments	[Highlight] Darnell Mooney ends the game.
544	26 comments	[Highlight] Herbert with the absolute dime to Keenan Allen for the TD! (non /u/nfl version)
538	27 comments	[Highlight] A recalled 49-yarder? It’s no problem, as Cairo converts a 54-yard FG soon after!
524	52 comments	[Highlight] Deebo takes the toss for a touchdown

 

###Other Videos

score	comments	title & link
5,222	349 comments	[Pregame] Frankfurt Stadium roof folding into the scoreboard ahead of the game
3,261	220 comments	[Mic’d Up] Peroxide stings for All-Pro WRs too
2,768	133 comments	[Mic'd Up] Titans LB Azeez Al-Shaair struggled with homelessness growing up in the Tampa Bay area. He got the opportunity to tell Mike Evans he grew up watching him.
1,565	262 comments	[Mic'd Up] Lamar Jackson really wanted that rug
707	86 comments	[Micd Up] "It's good to have you" — Bosa and Young play first NFL game together
670	130 comments	[OC] How the 2023 Bills offense is an analytics darling that can’t actually score points
612	330 comments	[[OC] Why Deshaun Watson Is Failing In Cleveland.

 

###Top comments

score	comment
11,206	/u/TheLionest said There is absolutely no way in hell Belichick gets fired mid season. That would be a disgrace.
7,787	/u/coacoanutbenjamn said The Goff redemption arc was unexpected but has been awesome
6,385	/u/abris33 said >The motherf---er comes back and said, 'OK bro, I talked to my people, we'll do it for $750,000 This is the best part. Clausen checked with "his people" before lowering the price
5,751	/u/talkingteasers said The Emperor standing there thinking Good, good, let the hate flow through you
5,326	/u/GOATnamedFields said When the agent's direct deposit clears.
4,752	/u/Clovdyx said He played four years of basketball.
4,357	/u/FancyRobot said Evan Neal is blocking Micah Parsons, this is Goodfellas not the perfect story for Tommy
4,357	/u/CheckFar8907 said I really thought this dude was gonna be a tank commander and a placeholder till the Lions drafted a QB. Turns out Goff might actually be their franchise QB going forward. Good for him
3,767	/u/_HGCenty said Hindsight still undefeated as the best draft analyst. I mean Bears could have stayed 1, and drafted Bryce Young and we'd be Trubisky v Mahomes comparisons all over again.
3,721	/u/BasileusCanine said 💀This is barely his first year