The winless New York Jets travel to Arrowhead Stadium to take on the 6-1 Kansas City Chiefs. The Jets are still seeking their first victory of the season, while the Chiefs look to build off an impressive Week 7 win over the Denver Broncos.
Welcome to the post-Week 7 edition of triggering power rankings.
The Kansas City Chiefs re-asserted their dominance over the AFC West by going into Mile High and running away with a massive win over the Denver Broncos. Some thought this game could be close with several Broncos returning from injury and some offensive struggles for the Chiefs.
The Thursday night game between the New York Giants and Philadelphia Eagles had some of the worst moments in football this season. Daniel Jones blew a sure-fire rushing touchdown as the Turf Monster got him, while both quarterbacks threw horrible interceptions. I had a good night on Thursday, getting four of five props correct.
Week 7 finds us at Empower Field at Mile High to see the Kansas City Chiefs take on the Denver Broncos. The Broncos (2-3) had their biggest upset win of the season last week on the road against the New England Patriots but will face a much tougher opponent at home this week in the Chiefs (5-1).
The originally scheduled Thursday Night Football game between the Kansas City Chiefs and Buffalo Bills went down on Monday evening. A battle of two 4-1 teams saw the Chiefs coming out on top, 26-17. They used a ground-and-pound attack to run away with it. The Chiefs racked up 245 yards on the ground led by rookie Clyde Edwards-Helaire’s 161. The team that normally relies on the “Air Attack” relied heavily on the “Edwards-Helaire” attack. I’ll see myself out. This team still has Le’Veon Bell coming too after signing him this past week.
This past weekend feels like the first time in months that I did not have a losing record. I went 3-3 and actually won money this weekend. Some people are saying that I am back. What better way to really get this train rolling than with a Monday Night Football doubleheader.
Once again, Covid-19 has impacted the NFL’s schedule. After being forced to move the Buffalo Bills and Tennessee Titans game to Tuesday night last week, the league moved the Kansas City Chiefs and Bills game from Thursday night to tonight. The good news is we get another Monday Night Football doubleheader, kicking off with a matchup between two of the best quarterbacks in the league.
Two of the biggest arms in football, Josh Allen and reigning Super Bowl MVP Patrick Mahomes, face off for the first time. Both teams are coming off tough losses caused by lackluster defensive performances.
After just a couple of days on the free-agent market, former Steelers and Jets All-Pro running back Le’Veon Bell has found a new home.
The New England Patriots (2-1) traveled to Kansas City to take on the Chiefs (3-0) in week 4. The Patriots were forced to start Brian Hoyer at quarterback after Cam Newton tested positive for COVID-19 this past Saturday. The Chiefs’ defense was too dominant, forcing four turnovers and two sacks on the Patriots’ lackluster back-up quarterbacks. Despite a close first half, the Chiefs dominated in the second half and won the game 26-10.
Thanks to Covid-19, the 2020 NFL season will be one full of on the fly changes. After Cam Newton tested positive Saturday, the league decided to push back the New England Patriots’ game against the Kansas City Chiefs to Monday night.
The winless New York Jets travel to Arrowhead Stadium to take on the 6-1 Kansas City Chiefs. The Jets are still seeking their first victory of the season, while the Chiefs look to build off an impressive Week 7 win over the Denver Broncos.
Welcome to the post-Week 7 edition of triggering power rankings.
The Kansas City Chiefs re-asserted their dominance over the AFC West by going into Mile High and running away with a massive win over the Denver Broncos. Some thought this game could be close with several Broncos returning from injury and some offensive struggles for the Chiefs.
The Thursday night game between the New York Giants and Philadelphia Eagles had some of the worst moments in football this season. Daniel Jones blew a sure-fire rushing touchdown as the Turf Monster got him, while both quarterbacks threw horrible interceptions. I had a good night on Thursday, getting four of five props correct.
Week 7 finds us at Empower Field at Mile High to see the Kansas City Chiefs take on the Denver Broncos. The Broncos (2-3) had their biggest upset win of the season last week on the road against the New England Patriots but will face a much tougher opponent at home this week in the Chiefs (5-1).
The originally scheduled Thursday Night Football game between the Kansas City Chiefs and Buffalo Bills went down on Monday evening. A battle of two 4-1 teams saw the Chiefs coming out on top, 26-17. They used a ground-and-pound attack to run away with it. The Chiefs racked up 245 yards on the ground led by rookie Clyde Edwards-Helaire’s 161. The team that normally relies on the “Air Attack” relied heavily on the “Edwards-Helaire” attack. I’ll see myself out. This team still has Le’Veon Bell coming too after signing him this past week.
This past weekend feels like the first time in months that I did not have a losing record. I went 3-3 and actually won money this weekend. Some people are saying that I am back. What better way to really get this train rolling than with a Monday Night Football doubleheader.
Once again, Covid-19 has impacted the NFL’s schedule. After being forced to move the Buffalo Bills and Tennessee Titans game to Tuesday night last week, the league moved the Kansas City Chiefs and Bills game from Thursday night to tonight. The good news is we get another Monday Night Football doubleheader, kicking off with a matchup between two of the best quarterbacks in the league.
Two of the biggest arms in football, Josh Allen and reigning Super Bowl MVP Patrick Mahomes, face off for the first time. Both teams are coming off tough losses caused by lackluster defensive performances.
After just a couple of days on the free-agent market, former Steelers and Jets All-Pro running back Le’Veon Bell has found a new home.
The New England Patriots (2-1) traveled to Kansas City to take on the Chiefs (3-0) in week 4. The Patriots were forced to start Brian Hoyer at quarterback after Cam Newton tested positive for COVID-19 this past Saturday. The Chiefs’ defense was too dominant, forcing four turnovers and two sacks on the Patriots’ lackluster back-up quarterbacks. Despite a close first half, the Chiefs dominated in the second half and won the game 26-10.
Thanks to Covid-19, the 2020 NFL season will be one full of on the fly changes. After Cam Newton tested positive Saturday, the league decided to push back the New England Patriots’ game against the Kansas City Chiefs to Monday night.
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