Week 7 is in the books and it was nothing
short of entertaining.
But are we even surprised?
With that being said, it's time for some overreactions.
OK, it's official. Nothing about the NFL will ever make
sense.
Exhibit A The Patriots scored with 12 seconds left to
beat the Bills and give Bill Belichick his 300th win.
Absolutely wild. And we have to give props to Mac
Jones and squad and special shout out to Mike Kiseki
with the game-winning touchdown on national Titans Day.
But let's take a step back here and look at
the big picture.
So far the Bills have lost to The Jets.
Tough scene. The Jaguars, who look very good,
so not too shocking in the Patriots.
They also barely squeaked out a win against the Giants.
The Bills are not on the same level as the
top tier teams in the AFC right now.
They have some serious issues on both sides of the
ball,
and I wouldn't say they're serious contenders at this point.
If you told me that after week seven,
I would be telling you that the Desmond Ritter LED
Falcons would be at the top of the AFC S
for the first time in eight seasons.
I wouldn't believe you, but again,
nothing makes sense. How do they keep pulling off these
wins?
How are they four in three?
Well, I'll tell you how Ryan Nielsen has his defense
in his bag right now.
The Falcons D is the reason this team is seeing
success.
If the offense can put together some consistently good games,
we're going to see the Atlanta Falcons in the playoffs.
Man oh man, did the Ravens come right at the
Lions kneecaps today?
Baltimore looked amazing right out of the gate.
Lamar's 46 yard bomb. To say Flowers on their first
drive was just the beginning of what was an incredible
performance for Jackson.
He went 21 for 27,
passing through for 300. With 57 yards and capped off
the day with four touchdowns last week,
all we heard about was Baltimore's red zone struggles.
But Lamar came ready to quiet all the hangers today
versus Detroit.
Now, was this a flu game for the Lions who
may need to do some soul searching this week?
Or is this just what we can expect to see
from Harbaugh and company for the rest of the season?
Either way, I'm declaring the Baltimore Ravens back in this
potential Super Bowl preview.
The battle of the former Alabama quarterbacks lived up to
all of its hype After Phillies humbling loss last week
versus The Jets,
they came to play. Tonight,
maybe it's because the Kelly Green jerseys are back,
or maybe it's because Jalen Hurts hasn't lost back-to-back games
since week six and seven of 2021.
But whatever it is, this was a statement win for
them.
And if this is what we could potentially be seeing
in Super Bowl 58,
sign me up.