NFL Week 15.

[Bugman]

In the least surprising result of the week Baltimore pounded the Jets 42-21.

The Chiefs moved to 10-4 with a dominant 23-3 win over Denver. With the exception of one ill-advised pass intercepted on Denver's 1 yard line Mahomes looked sharp, finishing 27 of 34 for 340 yards and two scores. Travis Kelce had a monster game, catching 11 balls for 142 yards. He also became the only TE in NFL history to record 4 consecutive seasons with over 1,000 receiving yards. The defense continues to impress, holding Denver to 52 yards on the ground and 260 total yards.

The Eagles kept their hopes for the NFC East crown alive with a 37-27 win over Washington.

What a wild finish in Green Bay. The Bears fell just short on the games final play. Packers win 21-13.

The Seahawks survive a last second scare in Carolina 30-24.

NE 34 Bengals 13.

The Vikings flattened the hapless Chargers 39-10.

If yesterday was Eli Manning's final start in a Giants uniform he went out a winner 36-20 over Miami.

The Texans took control of the AFC South with a 24-21 win over the Titans.

The Browns playoff hopes were on life support. Arizona pulled the plug yesterday with a 38-24 win. In Cleveland the cast of characters may change but the song remains the same.

Dallas rolled over the Rams 44-21.

The Jags spoiled the Raiders swan song in Oakland 20-16.

Buffalo went to Heinz Field and came out on top 17-10. When the season started who would have believed the Bills have a legitimate chance to dethrone NE in the AFC East?

Jameis Winston threw for 458 yards with 4 scores and only one interception in a 38-17 win over Detroit.

Atlanta shocked the 49ers 29-22. Dan Quinn may keep his job after all.

 

[rwd1731]

Great analysis. This season has been very entertaining, and I think we're in for some (more) exciting football as we approach the playoffs.

 

[BBGuy5240]

The Redskins got a W as far as I'm concerned. So far this season prior to the game vs Philly, Dwayne Haskins hadn't shown much. I personally don't put in all on him, the team he's on is absolute dogshit, and the playcalling has mostly been not only abysmal, but predictable. They run the ball one 1st down I believe more than any other team. And usually they've been putting Haskins in constant 3rd and long situations, which everyone knows is a passing situation. That's not ideal for any QB.

Vs Philly, they finally opened it up, and the offense had probably their best performance all season. Hopefully he finishes strong, and the team builds around him in the offseason. Dude's got the ability no doubt, he just needs the right coach and pieces around him. He's already got a stud in fellow rookie and former college teammate Terry McLaurin at WR, and if he can stay healthy, Derrius Guice at RB. The team should build around these three.