New England Patriots (2-7) @ Tennessee Titans (2-6)
Another game the Pats could have won that they let slip away.
Maye had such an up and down game. Starting with the bad, he had 2 really bad interceptions, a third pass that should have been picked off, and a costly. fumble. He also is still not doing a good job sliding, risking further injury.
On the good side, he once again was great at moving in the pocket and scrambling (96 yards rushing). He was accurate and led the Pats on a great end of game drive to tie the game. That play at the end of regulation showed off his skills- he scrambled around in the pocket and made a great throw under pressure.
The offensive line and rush game continued to struggle and we had too many penalties.
Our defense once again did not play very well and gave up almost 400 yards to one of the worst offenses in the league. One silver lining is they toughened up in the red zone.
Marcus Jones continues to be the best punt returner in the league. The Pats should unleash him on offense like Belichick used to.
Detroit Lions (7-1) @ Green Bay Packers (6-3)
The Lions are dynamic all over. Dan Campbell’s aggression just works so well with the roster he has. This team continues to roll and look great doing it.
Jordan Love’s injury hampered him a lot. That plus his gunslinger mentality led to some bad plays including that last second pick 6 at the end of the first half. The bad weather also seemed to hurt the Packers more than the Lions.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers (5-4) @ Kansas City Chiefs (8-0)
This turned into an entertaining, high-scoring game. The Bucs put up a ton of fight and almost upset the Chiefs. In typical Chief’s fashion, they found a way to win like they always do.
It’s reassuring for the Chiefs to see a high octane offense return and have Kelce, Hopkins, Mahomes, and Hunt all play well. One area if conern is how serious Mahomes’ knee injury is.
The Bucs fall to 4-5, but are much better than their record says.
Game/Betting Picks Results
Game: 2-1 (21-12 This Season) (59-28 All-Time)
Spread: 2-0-1 (20-11-2) (59-25-3)
O/U: 1-2 (16-17) (45-41-1)