Cosmo
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Believe it or not, this will be the first time the Chiefs and Bills have played in front of live fans in a regular-season matchup in Buffalo since 2014. Last meeting in Buffalo was during the 2020 COVID season. KC of course won in the playoffs there in January. Buffalo last beat KC at home in the regular season in 2012.
Thursday night
Washington at Philadelphia (-3.5/48.5), 815, PRIME
Sunday early
Green Bay (-6.5/41.5) at Chicago, FOX
Jacksonville at Detroit (-13/47.5), CBS
Minnesota (-6/39.5) at Tennessee, CBS
Las Vegas at Miami (-7.5/44.5), CBS
L.A. Rams (-5.5/44.5) at New England, FOX
Cleveland at New Orleans (-1/44.5), FOX
Indianapolis at N.Y. Jets (-4/43.5), CBS
Baltimore (-3.5/48.5) at Pittsburgh, CBS
Sunday late
Atlanta at Denver (-2/43.5), FOX
Seattle at San Francisco (-6.5/50.5), FOX
Kansas City at Buffalo (-2.5/45.5), CBS
Sunday night
Cincinnati at L.A. Chargers (-1.5/46.5), NBC
Monday night
Houston (-7.5/42.5) at Dallas, ESPN/ABC
Bye
N.Y. Giants, Arizona, Tampa Bay, Carolina
Playoff watch
AFC
#7 Denver at #2 Buffalo
#6 L.A. Chargers at #3 Pittsburgh
#5 Baltimore at #4 Houston
#1 Kansas City
NFC
#7 Green Bay at #2 Philadelphia
#6 Washington at #3 Atlanta
#5 Minnesota at #4 Arizona
#1 Detroit
THOUGHTS
* Two good national TV games, one dud in Dallas. Curious to see how the Commanders bounce back in a tough spot after a tough loss. Philly is looking better, but there's really only one impressive win during the current five-game streak (at Cincy). Also have beaten the Browns, Giants, Jags and zombie Cowboys.
* Being in the market I'm in, I'll definitely be getting Baltimore-Pittsburgh over the air, which should be a fun one. There is no other game in the early window that moves the needle, so I'll stay at home to watch.
* That said, all three late games are intriguing. The Niners are still up against it and can't really afford to stumble against a struggling Seahawks team at home. No idea if Atlanta can go outside and beat a decent team. Also no idea if Denver is actually a decent team, but Nix is improving and Payton is worth a win or two on his own.
* I said on the last thread that I think it'll take at least 10, if not 11 wins, to get a wild card in the NFC. Not the case in the AFC, where I could easily see a 9-8 team sneaking in there. Miami and Cincy are very much alive, sitting right behind the Broncos. Fins still get the Jets twice, Pats once, the Raiders. There's a path to climb out of that 2-6 hole. A win at SoFi would do wonders for the Bengals, who have a tough two-week stretch (Steelers at home next week) then get Dallas, Tennessee, Cleveland, and Denver.
Thursday night
Washington at Philadelphia (-3.5/48.5), 815, PRIME
Sunday early
Green Bay (-6.5/41.5) at Chicago, FOX
Jacksonville at Detroit (-13/47.5), CBS
Minnesota (-6/39.5) at Tennessee, CBS
Las Vegas at Miami (-7.5/44.5), CBS
L.A. Rams (-5.5/44.5) at New England, FOX
Cleveland at New Orleans (-1/44.5), FOX
Indianapolis at N.Y. Jets (-4/43.5), CBS
Baltimore (-3.5/48.5) at Pittsburgh, CBS
Sunday late
Atlanta at Denver (-2/43.5), FOX
Seattle at San Francisco (-6.5/50.5), FOX
Kansas City at Buffalo (-2.5/45.5), CBS
Sunday night
Cincinnati at L.A. Chargers (-1.5/46.5), NBC
Monday night
Houston (-7.5/42.5) at Dallas, ESPN/ABC
Bye
N.Y. Giants, Arizona, Tampa Bay, Carolina
Playoff watch
AFC
#7 Denver at #2 Buffalo
#6 L.A. Chargers at #3 Pittsburgh
#5 Baltimore at #4 Houston
#1 Kansas City
NFC
#7 Green Bay at #2 Philadelphia
#6 Washington at #3 Atlanta
#5 Minnesota at #4 Arizona
#1 Detroit
THOUGHTS
* Two good national TV games, one dud in Dallas. Curious to see how the Commanders bounce back in a tough spot after a tough loss. Philly is looking better, but there's really only one impressive win during the current five-game streak (at Cincy). Also have beaten the Browns, Giants, Jags and zombie Cowboys.
* Being in the market I'm in, I'll definitely be getting Baltimore-Pittsburgh over the air, which should be a fun one. There is no other game in the early window that moves the needle, so I'll stay at home to watch.
* That said, all three late games are intriguing. The Niners are still up against it and can't really afford to stumble against a struggling Seahawks team at home. No idea if Atlanta can go outside and beat a decent team. Also no idea if Denver is actually a decent team, but Nix is improving and Payton is worth a win or two on his own.
* I said on the last thread that I think it'll take at least 10, if not 11 wins, to get a wild card in the NFC. Not the case in the AFC, where I could easily see a 9-8 team sneaking in there. Miami and Cincy are very much alive, sitting right behind the Broncos. Fins still get the Jets twice, Pats once, the Raiders. There's a path to climb out of that 2-6 hole. A win at SoFi would do wonders for the Bengals, who have a tough two-week stretch (Steelers at home next week) then get Dallas, Tennessee, Cleveland, and Denver.
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