NFL Week 13 thread -- Cold weather calls for Isotoners

We can keep the Week 12 thread open for Ravens-Steelers arguments, but moving on to the next week ...

SUNDAY EARLY
New Orleans (-3) at Atlanta
Detroit at Chicago (-3)
Cleveland at Tennessee (-5.5)
Cincinnati at Miami (-11.5)
Jacksonville at Minnesota (-9.5)
Las Vegas (-8) at N.Y. Jets
Indianapolis (-3) at Houston

SUNDAY LATE
L.A. Rams (-3) at Arizona
N.Y. Giants at Seattle (-10)
Philadelphia at Green Bay (-9.5)
New England at L.A. Chargers (pick 'em)

SUNDAY NIGHT
Denver at Kansas City (-14)

MONDAY EVENING
Washington at Pittsburgh (NL)

MONDAY NIGHT
Buffalo (-2.5) vs. San Francisco in Glendale, Ariz.

TUESDAY NIGHT
Dallas at Baltimore (NL)

BYE
Tampa Bay, Carolina

THOUGHTS: I'm all in on this NFC East debacle, so I'm quite interested in the late window Sunday. Browns-Titans the best of the early bunch, and the only reason to watch Sunday night is to see if Tyreek Hill goes for 300 yards against the shitty Broncos. Happy hour football on Monday, yay?

 

A tip of the cap on the title.

 

And one team is taking measures after the Denver debacle.

 

If we’re going to have “quarantine quarterbacks” somebody should reach out to Kaepernick.

 

Agreed. I know he’s from Pittsburgh, but I always the idea of using Dan Marino, Miami Dolphin, to pitch gloves was odd.

 

Staff member tested positive.

Browns shut facility for sixth time in month

 

He also supposedly has small hands for a guy his size, for what it's worth. I only remember this because there was a story during his playing days about Marino using a unique grip. He held the ball closer to the tip than most quarterbacks. He attributed his quick release to that grip.

 

Anthony Lynn matching football wits with Bill Belicheck. Oofa.

 

Riverboat Ron throws another life raft to a former Carolina Panther. And, truthfully, he could do a lot worse.

 

Yeah, the weekly thread title game has been upped considerably this year.
Prior years was just basically single digit jersey number old guys, and it seemed we had a lot of repeats.

 

Not a bold prediction, but the NFC East goes 0-4

 

I don't think a Washington win in Pittsburgh is out of the question. Smith is playing well and Gibson and McLaurin have really emerged. Couple all of that with Pittsburgh coming off short rest, and there's an opening. Not saying it's likely, but it's not a certain loss.