Arizona has clearly shown that they are not the magnesium fire that we had anticipated before the season. Do you know who is? Cincinnati!
This week marks the first week for which I am using real numbers in my projections, and these numbers absolutely hate these two sad-sack franchises.
My game of the week features the Chicago Bears (0-4) taking on the Washington Commanders (2-2). With both squads coming off losses in Week 4, here is a look at which team has the edge going into this matchup and why.
Last week, I predicted that the Bears would find a way to lose this game. Little did I know how prophetic those words would be. Denver got on the scoreboard first with a touchdown. But instead of folding like a lawn chair, Chicago showed some life in just about every phase of the game.
Pittsburgh played its worst game of the season, getting completely outplayed by the rebuilding Houston Texans.
The winless Bears will travel to Washington to take on the 2-2 Commanders. Both teams have young quarterbacks that have struggled some this season. They are also entering this game following the best games thus far this season. It should be an entertaining matchup between two young teams.
Baltimore dismantled the No. 1 ranked defense in the league thanks to MVP-level play from Jackson.
Depth never hurts, so it is best to evaluate your roster weekly. This article is a great place to look and will feature the best waiver wire additions each week.
For the Seahawks, Geno Smith and Pete Carroll have both been good throughout their careers as underdogs with against the spread marks of over 60% when they’re an underdog. But this is sort of tricky. They opened as underdogs, but now they’re favorites, so those numbers probably aren’t as relevant.