There are now five weeks of the 2021 regular season left to play. In terms of bye weeks, this is the final week teams have them. On the schedule for this week, there are some key games. A few of the most important games will be inter-conference matchups. The key points to each game on the schedule for this week are discussed here.
Entering this week, there are some fascinating matchups as usual. Some teams in the playoff hunt need to get back in the win column this week after disappointing games a week ago. As the most important time of the season approaches, the teams will start to distinguish themselves.
Week 8 of the NFL season begins with a fantastic matchup between two of NFC powerhouses in what should be a fun game. In the AFC, there are a few important divisional matchups among teams in the playoff hunt. Here is a look at the key points for each game, and what else the week has in store.
As we now enter the third week of the 2021 NFL season, some teams have done a good job of getting a fast start. A few select teams so far have played very impressive football in their first two games. For the winless teams, they will have to win this week to keep their playoff chances alive at all.
The Buffalo Bills (11-3) travel to Foxboro to take on the New England Patriots (6-8). With New England officially eliminated from playoff contention, a Buffalo win would be in both teams’ interest as the Bills would retain the second seed in the AFC and the Patriots would benefit from a better draft pick.
In a game between two teams fighting for playoff seeding in the AFC, the Kansas City Chiefs travel to Miami to battle the Dolphins in week 14.
The New York Giants (3-7) head to Paul Brown Stadium to take on the Cincinnati Bengals (2-7-1). By looking at the teams’ records, one would think this game doesn’t mean much. But the Giants play in the NFC (L)East. With a win today, and an Eagles loss on Monday, Big Blue would be in first place in the division.
Week 12 in the NFL brings a massive game between two 7-3 teams looking for an edge in the AFC South. The Titans and Colts are both coming off big wins against the Baltimore Ravens and Green Bay Packers respectively.
The Miami Dolphins are 6-4 and a game behind the Buffalo Bills for first place in the AFC East. The New York Jets are 0-10 and…well…are the Jets. While the two teams are obviously heading in different directions, a divisional rivalry always brings out the best.
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.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers, who are 6-3 and in second place in the NFC-South will travel to Charlotte, NC to face the Carolina Panthers who are 3-6 on the season. Carolina is looking to break a four-game losing streak, while Tampa Bay is reeling from the 38-3 loss against New Orleans last week.
For this Week 10 preview, we stop in The Big Easy where the San Francisco 49ers (4-5) head to face the New Orleans Saints (6-2).
There are now five weeks of the 2021 regular season left to play. In terms of bye weeks, this is the final week teams have them. On the schedule for this week, there are some key games. A few of the most important games will be inter-conference matchups. The key points to each game on the schedule for this week are discussed here.
Entering this week, there are some fascinating matchups as usual. Some teams in the playoff hunt need to get back in the win column this week after disappointing games a week ago. As the most important time of the season approaches, the teams will start to distinguish themselves.
Week 8 of the NFL season begins with a fantastic matchup between two of NFC powerhouses in what should be a fun game. In the AFC, there are a few important divisional matchups among teams in the playoff hunt. Here is a look at the key points for each game, and what else the week has in store.
As we now enter the third week of the 2021 NFL season, some teams have done a good job of getting a fast start. A few select teams so far have played very impressive football in their first two games. For the winless teams, they will have to win this week to keep their playoff chances alive at all.
The Buffalo Bills (11-3) travel to Foxboro to take on the New England Patriots (6-8). With New England officially eliminated from playoff contention, a Buffalo win would be in both teams’ interest as the Bills would retain the second seed in the AFC and the Patriots would benefit from a better draft pick.
In a game between two teams fighting for playoff seeding in the AFC, the Kansas City Chiefs travel to Miami to battle the Dolphins in week 14.
The New York Giants (3-7) head to Paul Brown Stadium to take on the Cincinnati Bengals (2-7-1). By looking at the teams’ records, one would think this game doesn’t mean much. But the Giants play in the NFC (L)East. With a win today, and an Eagles loss on Monday, Big Blue would be in first place in the division.
Week 12 in the NFL brings a massive game between two 7-3 teams looking for an edge in the AFC South. The Titans and Colts are both coming off big wins against the Baltimore Ravens and Green Bay Packers respectively.
The Miami Dolphins are 6-4 and a game behind the Buffalo Bills for first place in the AFC East. The New York Jets are 0-10 and…well…are the Jets. While the two teams are obviously heading in different directions, a divisional rivalry always brings out the best.
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.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers, who are 6-3 and in second place in the NFC-South will travel to Charlotte, NC to face the Carolina Panthers who are 3-6 on the season. Carolina is looking to break a four-game losing streak, while Tampa Bay is reeling from the 38-3 loss against New Orleans last week.
For this Week 10 preview, we stop in The Big Easy where the San Francisco 49ers (4-5) head to face the New Orleans Saints (6-2).
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