The Cincinnati Bengals (2-5-1) are in the Steel City to tangle with the NFL’s lone remaining undefeated team on Sunday. The Pittsburgh Steelers (8-0) host the AFC North showdown that was flexed to an afternoon slot.
In this Week 10 matchup, the 3-4-1 Philadelphia Eagles look to sweep the season series over the 2-7 New York Giants for the fourth year in a row. This comes after the Eagles came back to win the first meeting, 22-21, in Week 7. The Eagles are starting to get healthier, so they will look to make easier work of the lowly Giants.
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.
The New York Jets will get a look on prime time on Monday night as they face their division rival Patriots in a somewhat meaningless matchup. This is the first of a few meetings between the rivals in the 2020 season. Both teams are coming off brutal losses and will look to regain some steam despite being banged up.
Week 8 finds us at Empower Field at Mile High to see the Los Angeles Chargers take on the Denver Broncos. The Broncos (2-4) had their two-game winning streak snapped last week against the Kansas City Chiefs while the Chargers (2-4) are coming in fresh off a 39-29 victory at home over the Jacksonville Jaguars.
The Chicago Bears travel to Los Angeles to battle the Rams on Monday Night Football in the thick of the NFC playoff race. The Bears head into the game with a record of 5-1, riding a red hot defense. Flipping the script over to the Rams, Sean McVay’s team will look to bounce back after a 24-16 loss at the hands of their divisional rival San Francisco 49ers last Sunday.
In this season thus far, Dallas and Washington have been unsuccessful, as has the whole NFC East. The Cowboys this week are playing for a third win, to add to their 2-4 record. Meanwhile, Washington is looking to put their foot back into the door for the division, and add to their 1-5 record. Both quarterbacks in this game are coming off absolutely dismal performances, so anything that steps up their Week 6 disappearing act would be a push in the right way.
For their matchup of the season, the New York Giants travel to Lincoln Financial Field to face the Philadelphia Eagles
A battle of two teams looking to keep pace in their respective divisions, the Baltimore Ravens travel to Lincoln Financial Field to battle the Eagles this Sunday. Winners of their last two games and currently sporting a 4-1 record overall, Baltimore’s offense still appears to be finding its footing through five weeks, with the team ranked 30th in passing yards and 24th in total yards early on.
In a Week 6 divisional matchup, the New York Giants (0-5) face off with the Washington Football Team (1-4) for the first time this year. Both teams would be way out of the playoff race if they played in any division aside from the NFC East. Since they play in that extremely weak division, they are still in the divisional hunt, as the Dallas Cowboys are in first place at 2-3. The Washington Football Team will travel to MetLife Stadium for this game.
The Los Angeles Chargers (1-3) travel to New Orleans to take on the Saints (2-2) in an out of conference matchup. Both teams have struggled through the first four games due to tough schedules, so a Monday night win could get them back on track.
This showdown is a rematch between the two quarterbacks who played in Super Bowl LII. Now they’re playing for new teams, with Nick Foles starting for the Chicago Bears (3-1) and Tom Brady now playing for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (3-1). Foles got the better of Brady in that Super Bowl between the Philadelphia Eagles and the New England Patriots.
The Cincinnati Bengals (2-5-1) are in the Steel City to tangle with the NFL’s lone remaining undefeated team on Sunday. The Pittsburgh Steelers (8-0) host the AFC North showdown that was flexed to an afternoon slot.
In this Week 10 matchup, the 3-4-1 Philadelphia Eagles look to sweep the season series over the 2-7 New York Giants for the fourth year in a row. This comes after the Eagles came back to win the first meeting, 22-21, in Week 7. The Eagles are starting to get healthier, so they will look to make easier work of the lowly Giants.
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.
The New York Jets will get a look on prime time on Monday night as they face their division rival Patriots in a somewhat meaningless matchup. This is the first of a few meetings between the rivals in the 2020 season. Both teams are coming off brutal losses and will look to regain some steam despite being banged up.
Week 8 finds us at Empower Field at Mile High to see the Los Angeles Chargers take on the Denver Broncos. The Broncos (2-4) had their two-game winning streak snapped last week against the Kansas City Chiefs while the Chargers (2-4) are coming in fresh off a 39-29 victory at home over the Jacksonville Jaguars.
The Chicago Bears travel to Los Angeles to battle the Rams on Monday Night Football in the thick of the NFC playoff race. The Bears head into the game with a record of 5-1, riding a red hot defense. Flipping the script over to the Rams, Sean McVay’s team will look to bounce back after a 24-16 loss at the hands of their divisional rival San Francisco 49ers last Sunday.
In this season thus far, Dallas and Washington have been unsuccessful, as has the whole NFC East. The Cowboys this week are playing for a third win, to add to their 2-4 record. Meanwhile, Washington is looking to put their foot back into the door for the division, and add to their 1-5 record. Both quarterbacks in this game are coming off absolutely dismal performances, so anything that steps up their Week 6 disappearing act would be a push in the right way.
For their matchup of the season, the New York Giants travel to Lincoln Financial Field to face the Philadelphia Eagles on Thursday Night Football. The
A battle of two teams looking to keep pace in their respective divisions, the Baltimore Ravens travel to Lincoln Financial Field to battle the Eagles this Sunday. Winners of their last two games and currently sporting a 4-1 record overall, Baltimore’s offense still appears to be finding its footing through five weeks, with the team ranked 30th in passing yards and 24th in total yards early on.
In a Week 6 divisional matchup, the New York Giants (0-5) face off with the Washington Football Team (1-4) for the first time this year. Both teams would be way out of the playoff race if they played in any division aside from the NFC East. Since they play in that extremely weak division, they are still in the divisional hunt, as the Dallas Cowboys are in first place at 2-3. The Washington Football Team will travel to MetLife Stadium for this game.
The Los Angeles Chargers (1-3) travel to New Orleans to take on the Saints (2-2) in an out of conference matchup. Both teams have struggled through the first four games due to tough schedules, so a Monday night win could get them back on track.
This showdown is a rematch between the two quarterbacks who played in Super Bowl LII. Now they’re playing for new teams, with Nick Foles starting for the Chicago Bears (3-1) and Tom Brady now playing for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (3-1). Foles got the better of Brady in that Super Bowl between the Philadelphia Eagles and the New England Patriots.
Visit ChiefsBlitz.com for
hard-hitting KC Chiefs coverage.
