NFL Week 10 In Review
The NFL's Week 10 is just about over (Okay it is over, Monday Night's game is going to be a stinker) and there are things to take away for it and things to learn. I will go over each game in short responses. So here we go.
- Raiders 24, Chargers 17
Norv Turner's seat just went from hot to 5 alarm fire. The AFC West has become this year's NFC West.
- Patriots 37, Jets 16
Never count out Belichick and Brady. Jets continue to underachieve and Sanchez is still overrated.
- Saints 26, Falcons 23
PUNT THE BALL!
- Steelers 24, Bengals 17
The Steelers' defense finally showed up and in the most opportune time. Could this be the end of the Bengals this season?
- Rams 13, Browns 12
It always something for the Browns and note to Coach Shurmur: defenses do win championships, but you do need an offense as well.
- Cowboys 44, Bills 7
Midnight just about struck for Fitzpatrick and the Bills. Cowboys surprisingly still alive.
- Jaguars 17, Colts 3
Good news Colts fans, you have a bye next week. Just six more games, Colts.
- Broncos 17, Chiefs 10
Look like you can win with a quarterback who can't throw. Also, Kansas City seriously, with Denver's offensive strategy you still didn't predict they would run.
- Dolphins 20, Redskins 9
Congrats Miami, you won your first game at home in seven tries, now there is no way you get Andrew Luck now.
- Cardinals 21, Eagles 17
The Eagles once again prove my theory: The Eagles are HIGHLY OVERRATED. Andy Reid's seat is ingulfed in flames, but then again it is every year.
- Texans 37, Buccaneers 9
Houston has the best record in the AFC? Good for them. I still don't trust them.
- Titans 30, Panthers 3
Welcome back, Chris Johnson! Wherever have you been?
- Seahawks 22, Ravens 17
Will the real Seahawks or Ravens please stand up?
- Bears 37, Lions 13
Don't look now, but here come the Bears, even without Cutler playing well.
- 49ers 27, Giants 20
The Niners are in fact for real and looks like Eli Manning can't win them all.
Well that's it for my brief synopsis of the week that was in the NFL. Next week has some big games, Cincinnati will prove if they are for real when they play the Ravens. The Eagles go into MetLife Stadium to try get back on track and beat the NFC East leading Giants and will the Chargers end there horrendous skid when they face he red hot Bears? Until next week, folks.


