The NFL is too complex for a team to be transformed by a single player. Pinning everything on an untested quarterback is foolish
Watching the dwindling minutes of the NFL’s ‘witching hour’ was a fascinating experience on Sunday.
The Jets and Jaguars were not playing head-to-head, except it felt like they were. In the race to the bottom of the standings, in the race to clinch the first overall pick, the outcomes from Jets-Raiders and Jaguars-Vikings had less to do with the specific results than how those results impacted the draft order.
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If this is worth an ejection of both Tyler Boyd and Xavien Howard, football is in trouble #CINvsMIA pic.twitter.com/lKbLNl0NT0
