The second week of November and the NFL season is officially in double-digit weeks. With Thanksgiving just two weeks away, the playoff contenders are counting their blessings. The teams on the bubble at this point of the season are looking for blessings in disguise, anyway, they can.
Leading up to Sunday the stories of the week revolved around wide receivers. Starting with the tragic accident involving now-former Las Vegas Raiders receiver Henry Riggs. Followed by New Orleans Saints receiver Michael Thomas announcing that his recovery has suffered a setback, just after the NFL trade deadline had passed.
The calendar has officially flipped to November and the week that was in the NFL was complete with some tricks and also some treats. As the season nears its halfway point, every game becomes more critical.
Week 7 was decision time around the NFL. Teams were deciding if they are going to be buyers or sellers ahead of the approaching trade deadline. The players who are reportedly on their current team’s trading block, are making their final case for interested teams to inquire about them.
Coming into the 2021 NFL season, the Tennessee Titans were looking to build off last season’s AFC South Division Title. The Titans have lacked a consistent pass rush and a secondary to back it up.
Week 6 featured an added time slot for the second straight week on Sunday morning, courtesy of the NFL’s return to London. Here are 10 takeaways from all the action during the week’s games.
Week 5 of the NFL Season has concluded. This week saw two more starting quarterbacks going down with injuries. Seahawks perennial MVP candidate Russell Wilson suffered a finger injury on his throwing hand that will sideline him for at least a month.
The first weekend of October for the NFL season is in the books. The slate included a handful of return games, although not all were as highly talked about as Tom Brady’s. His return to Foxborough, for the first time since leaving for Tampa was the headliner.
Week 3 of the 2021 NFL season is in the books, the last slate of games before the calendar turns to October. However, five teams are still without their first win.
With Week 2 of the NFL season in the books, the most optimistic of fans remain hopeful, even if their team sits at 0-2 to this point in the young season.
NFL football is back, and with it every team and its fans are ever optimistic that this year could be their year. New faces in new places. New head coaches tasked with turning franchises around. Rookies ready to make their presence known.
The calendar has flipped to August. For fans of the NFL, it means football through February. As teams are gearing up for the rapidly approaching regular season, it’s time for the final edition of Tennessee Titans True or False until the offseason returns.
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