One of two games on Monday Night to conclude week 13 in the NFL, the Buffalo Bills take on the San Francisco 49ers. Calling State Farm Stadium in Arizona their new home to finish out the season because of Covid-19 restrictions in Santa Clara County, the 49ers will be tasked with slowing down the high-powered Buffalo passing attack.
The Ravens-Steelers adventure now behind us, Week 12 is officially in the rear-view mirror. Offering no Thursday night game as part of the schedule-shuffling needed due to Covid-19 outbreaks across the league, Week 13 will feature two Monday night games and a Tuesday night matchup.
A matchup between two teams at opposite ends of the AFC playoff race, the Los Angeles Chargers traveled to Buffalo to battle the Bills on Sunday. A game that ultimately felt much closer than it was, Anthony Lynn’s team fell behind by multiple scores early and could never recover. Nearly giving the game away in the final quarter, Josh Allen and the Bills offense turned the ball over on three consecutive possessions in their sloppiest stretch of play so far this season. Securing their second winning season in a row for the first time in 20 years, here’s how the Bills defeated the Chargers.
Looking to put their heartbreaking last-second loss in Arizona behind them and regroup after their bye week, the Buffalo Bills play host to the Los Angeles Chargers in week 12.
Thanksgiving weekend is already upon us, meaning that Week 12 of the NFL season is here. An abundance of individual players and matchups provides sleeper opportunities across the board. Last week our picks found success once again. Kirk Cousins passed for 314 yards and three touchdowns in the Vikings’ loss to the Cowboys while Nyhiem Hines hauled in three receptions for 31 yards in the Colts thrilling overtime victory against the Packers. With only five regular-season games remaining after this week, let’s waste no time and dive into this week’s picks.
In a rematch of their Week 5 thriller, the Kansas City Chiefs traveled to Las Vegas to battle the Raiders on Sunday Night Football. Trying to sweep the reigning Super Bowl champions for the first time in eight seasons, a back and forth affair all night long saw 66 points scored and over 824 yards of total offense.
In a rematch of their Week 5 matchup, the Kansas City Chiefs travel to Las Vegas to battle the Raiders on Sunday Night Football. Jon Gruden’s team was able to dominate both lines of scrimmage, leading to 490 yards of total offense. The Raider defense forced Patrick Mahomes to throw his lone interception of the season. Andy Reid and company will come in with extra motivation this week. Here’s what to expect in this one.
Week number 11 is upon us, meaning there are just six Sundays left in the 2020 regular season. One of the most intriguing weeks of the year as division races begin to take shape along with a push for the final playoff spots in both conferences; five games feature teams with six-plus victories. Finding success in week number 10, Daniel Jones completed 21 passes for 244 yards while adding a rushing score in the Giants victory while Jordan Reed caught two balls for 62 yards in his first game back from injury. Here to help with your league’s playoff races, let’s dive into this week’s picks.
A candidate for the game of the year this season, the Buffalo Bills traveled to Arizona to battle the Cardinals. A back and forth affair all afternoon saw Sean Mcdermott’s team jump out to a 16-9 halftime lead. Battling back on offense after a slow start, Kyler Murray would orchestrate three scoring drives in the second half to take a 26-23 advantage late in the fourth quarter.
Entering their final game before a week 11 bye, the Buffalo Bills travel to Arizona to battle the Cardinals in one of the late afternoon slots. Able to get back on track offensively last Sunday, the Bills upset the red hot Seattle Seahawks 44-34. The Cardinals saw their three-game win streak become snapped, dropping them into a second-place tie with the Los Angeles Rams.
Week 10 of the NFL season is officially here, meaning just seven games remain after the weekend. Desperate for wins to try and get in their respective league’s fantasy playoffs, owners will have to deal with a tough week with three of the NFL’s worst defensive units on their individual bye weeks.
A game between two teams once thought to be two premier Super Bowl contenders heading into the 2020 season; the Pittsburgh Steelers traveled to Dallas to battle the Cowboys on Sunday.
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