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🦬 Buffalo dominates Miami and proves to the league that they are a Super Bowl favorite.

🏈 A discussion on that game and every other game that took place coming right up!

⏪️ Week 3 Recap

⭐️ Game of the Week: Chiefs 23 (3-1), Jets 20 (1-3)

Zach Wilson played the best game of his NFL career, and it still wasn’t enough to defeat the defending Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs.

Taylor Swift was in the building again for this one, but she sure did not see the same blowout victory she saw from Kansas City last weekend. She was actually lucky to see the Chiefs win at all, as they were aided by some massive calls down the stretch.

I’ll let you be the judge… where’s the holding call?

But this was holding? Iffy at best, especially considering what they didn’t call as holding above.

Nonetheless, the Kansas City Swifties move to 3-1, and the New York Jets finally believe that Zach Wilson might be a viable NFL starting quarterback after all.

Lions 34 (3-1), Packers 20 (2-2)

Detroit waltzes into Lambeau and dominates Green Bay to take the NFC North lead.

Jaguars 23 (2-2), Falcons 7 (2-2)

Jacksonville beats Atlanta in London… the game isn’t going to grow much in the UK if the Brits are forced to watch the Falcons play often.

Vikings 21 (1-3), Panthers 13 (0-4)

Minnesota gets their first win of the season thanks to an all-time game from future HOF safety, Harrison Smith.

Texans 30 (2-2), Steelers 6 (2-2)

Texans rookie QB C.J. Stroud is the real deal.

Meanwhile, Pittsburgh’s quarterback of the future, Kenny Pickett (who has not been good at all to start the year), left the game early with a knee injury.

Rams 29 (2-2), Colts 23 (2-2) (OT)

Anthony Richardson orchestrated a 23-point comeback to force overtime in Indianapolis, but it wasn’t enough as Puka Nacua scored the game winning touchdown for Los Angeles on the first drive of OT.

Buccaneers 26 (3-1), Saints 9 (2-2)

Tampa Bay’s defense stymies New Orleans’ offense and takes the division lead in the NFC South.

Eagles 34 (4-0), Commanders 31 (2-2) (OT)

This game could’ve easily been the Game of the Week, as Sam Howell marched the Commanders down the field to tie the game late. However, Philly still squeaked away with the W, and they remain undefeated.

Bills 48 (3-1), Dolphins 20 (3-1)

Miami this, Dolphins that… Buffalo quieted the Miami hype in this game real quick as Josh Allen has one of the best performances of his career.

Titans 27 (2-2), Bengals 3 (1-3)

Derrick Henry might be a better quarterback than Joe Burrow right now…

Bengals are running out of time to figure this out, and Ja’Marr Chase is not happy about it.

Ravens 28 (3-1), Browns 3 (2-2)

Deshaun Watson was a last second scratch and did not play.

Baltimore has been the first team to move the ball on Cleveland’s stout defense all season long.

Broncos 31 (1-3), Bears 28 (0-4)

Bears choke job against the Broncos.

Justin Fields was playing the best game of his NFL career, until it mattered most as he threw a late interception to seal a Denver victory.

Not hard to see why both teams were winless going into this game…

Chargers 24 (2-2), Raiders 17 (1-3)

Chargers get back to .500 thanks to Khalil Mack’s six sacks against his former team in rookie QB Aidan O’Connell’s NFL debut.

Cowboys 38 (3-1), Patriots 3 (1-3)

Dallas’ loss to Arizona last week looks like it was a fluke as they bulldoze New England in every phase of the game. 

49ers 35 (4-0), Cardinals 16 (1-3)

San Francisco moves to 4-0 thanks to Christian McCaffrey’s four-touchdown performance.

Josh Dobbs and the Arizona Cardinals really aren’t that bad either—they could easily be 3-1.

 Seahawks 24 (3-1), Giants 3 (1-3)

🏅 Fantasy Football Week 4 MVP

Remember, this award is not for the best fantasy performance of the week, but rather a performance that turns a fantasy loss into a win in one of the final games of the week.

The Fantasy Football Week 4 MVP is…

Isiah Pacheco: 24.80 PTS

• 115 rushing yards

• 1 rushing TD

• 3 receptions

• 43 reception yards

🩸 Bloody Good Play of Week 4

🍿 Week 5 Watchlist

Thursday Night Football: Bears @ Commanders

You’re definitely better off watching postseason baseball than the Chicago Bears play football this Thursday.

Sunday - Early Slate: Ravens @ Steelers

One of the league’s marquee rivalries… always a tight and physical game.

Sunday - Afternoon Slate: Eagles @ Rams

Options are limited in the afternoon slate.

Sunday Night Football: Cowboys @ 49ers

Ooh la la 🤤 😍 🥵 

Monday Night Football: Packers @ Raiders

Another primetime Raiders game, seriously?

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