NFL Week 18 -- Flipper's time?

That all makes sense, but you really are missing out on Ted Lasso.

 

Nah, we were all waiting for a repeat of the Browns’ previous playoff appearance in Heinz Field.

 

I don’t think he helped his stock tonight.

 

The Browns drop balls until the final gun.

 

To that point, Sean McDonough was rock solid on the CFP call tonight. I guess maybe some people find him smug, but I’d take him over Chris Fowler eight days a week.

 

McDonough sounds at all times like he’s on the verge of telling off his boss and quitting the job — an energy that is hilarious and endearing to me.

 

I have Comcast with HBO and Showtime, along with Prime, Max (comes with the HBO) and Apple TV+, which I only got to watch Severance but at least I had it for Ted Lasso. Xfinity comped Peacock for a year but that stopped a while back. I watch so much live sports that cable is the only thing that makes sense for me. I get most Orioles games on MASN and most Caps games on Monumental. It's pricey, but I did the math with trying to stream everything while still getting the live local sports and it was actually cheaper for the cable. So that's what we're sticking with.

As far as Saturday goes, I'm not getting Peacock for one game, and knowing my track record, I'd fall asleep at halftime on the couch of that game. So I'll either go to my local to watch or skip it.

 

I find it interesting that Disney is now putting the first season of "Only Murders" on ABC until new shows come back. It's easy enough since they also own Hulu, but still interesting.

Perhaps the networks will become what the indies were... being syndicators of a sort and showing the hit series after they break through on whatever streamer.

We have Max (I think), Apple TV, Hulu and Netflix at the very least. The fiancee handles it, so I don't know. Once Xfinity took Peacock off as a cable package add-on, I haven't watched a thing of theirs.

 

So, uh, about this …

 

Wow. Huskers by 16. Fred Hoiberg bidding for yet another stay of execution.