I'm Still Not Impressed
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Once again, the Lions have proven that they are not a team to get excited about. The fact that they won this past weekend is little consolation when you consider it was against one of the worst teams in the league, and they only managed to beat them by 10 points. Thank goodness out kicker knows what he is doing.
If you are one of the unlucky folks that has Goff as their fantasy quarterback, this was a weekend where the football gods take more than they give. I think that is one of the most frustrating things about Goff. I remember my time in the fantasy world and while those weekends with 40 plus points for one player are awesome, I'd rather have 25 to 30 points consistently from week to week.
Because you know if you have a week where the guy scores 40+ points, you are also going to have a week where he scores 10. It's just one of those inevitables of the universe!
The Jaguars beat the Ravens 33 to 10, Bengals took down the Falcons 34 to 17, and The Cowboys edged past the Colts 27 to 23.
The Chiefs took out the Jets 35 to 12, and as I mentioned earlier, The Lions squeaked past the Dolphins 19 to 9. It hurts just to type that... It should have been an absolute thrashing.
The Saints had a huge overtime win against the Browns 23 to 22 on a failed two point attempt, The Giants beat the Eagles 19 to 11, and The Rams handled the Commanders 20 to 13.
The Broncos beat the Panthers 26 to 21, The Texans hammered the Chargers 44 to 22, and the Packers beat the Patriots 45 to 27.
The49ers coasted past the Raiders 38 to 17, The Seahawks beat the Cardinals 17 to 3, and The Bears had a thrilling field goal win over the Buccaneers 27 to 24.
Finally, last night, the Bills picked up where the Lions left off last weekend and took down the Vikings 23 to 6. That's a rough slide for the team that was number 1 in the league just two weeks ago.
The Chargers remain the worst team in the league with zero wins on the season. Meanwhile, Buffalo and Denver are the top dogs in the AFC, with San Francisco and Chicago leading the NFC. Oddly enough, the three teams in the hunt for the wild card right now are Detroit, Minnesota, and Green Bay. It's safe to say the NFC North is stacked this year.
Make no mistake though, I fully expect the Lions to implode. If they don't, great, but I've been a fan too long to expect anything less.
If you are one of the unlucky folks that has Goff as their fantasy quarterback, this was a weekend where the football gods take more than they give. I think that is one of the most frustrating things about Goff. I remember my time in the fantasy world and while those weekends with 40 plus points for one player are awesome, I'd rather have 25 to 30 points consistently from week to week.
Because you know if you have a week where the guy scores 40+ points, you are also going to have a week where he scores 10. It's just one of those inevitables of the universe!
The Jaguars beat the Ravens 33 to 10, Bengals took down the Falcons 34 to 17, and The Cowboys edged past the Colts 27 to 23.
The Chiefs took out the Jets 35 to 12, and as I mentioned earlier, The Lions squeaked past the Dolphins 19 to 9. It hurts just to type that... It should have been an absolute thrashing.
The Saints had a huge overtime win against the Browns 23 to 22 on a failed two point attempt, The Giants beat the Eagles 19 to 11, and The Rams handled the Commanders 20 to 13.
The Broncos beat the Panthers 26 to 21, The Texans hammered the Chargers 44 to 22, and the Packers beat the Patriots 45 to 27.
The49ers coasted past the Raiders 38 to 17, The Seahawks beat the Cardinals 17 to 3, and The Bears had a thrilling field goal win over the Buccaneers 27 to 24.
Finally, last night, the Bills picked up where the Lions left off last weekend and took down the Vikings 23 to 6. That's a rough slide for the team that was number 1 in the league just two weeks ago.
The Chargers remain the worst team in the league with zero wins on the season. Meanwhile, Buffalo and Denver are the top dogs in the AFC, with San Francisco and Chicago leading the NFC. Oddly enough, the three teams in the hunt for the wild card right now are Detroit, Minnesota, and Green Bay. It's safe to say the NFC North is stacked this year.
Make no mistake though, I fully expect the Lions to implode. If they don't, great, but I've been a fan too long to expect anything less.
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