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Mike White leads the "White Hot" Jets into Indy to take on Carson Wentz and the Colts. And despite Wentz doing his best to prove he’s wild and out of control, I expect the Colts to run the ball a lot on their way to winning a close game.

This comes as a result of the recent revelation that Gruden repeatedly made offensive & racist remarks, as well as used anti-gay slurs throughout a variety of emails from 2011-2018.

Last night marked the first Monday Night Football on ESPN that did not coincide with the Manning brothers doing their own broadcast on ESPN2. And it immediately proved that Monday Night Football needs the Mannings.

In no way am I saying that the Jacksonville Jaguars should move on from Coach Meyer, but what about the possibility that Urban could choose to leave voluntarily? He seems like a stressed out mess on the sideline every Sunday. Would it be all that surprising for him to quit mid season?

The Washington Football Team has officially activated Curtis Samuel, and the team expects him to see some snaps when they travel to Atlanta to take on the Falcons. Coach Ron Rivera said Samuel is “Ready to roll” on Sunday.

Following a forgettable Sunday in Cleveland, many fans from around the league are left confused as to how Chicago Bears head coach Matt Nagy continues to have a job. He was introduced to Bears fans as the offensive genius that would finally bring the sort of creativity and firepower needed to win in today's NFL. Instead he has overlooked an offensive that struggles to even get first downs, making the chance of scoring seem like a distant dream.

The Chicago Bears and Justin Fields struggled from start to finish on Sunday against the Cleveland Browns. Myles Garrett set a Browns franchise record with 4.5 sacks in a single game. Fields was under pressure all day, and was sacked a total of 9 times.

Aaron Rodgers and the rest of the Green Bay Packers entered Monday Night's game determined to erase what was an absolutely atrocious season opening loss to the Saints. Rodgers was in full MVP form, and the Packers looked great while capitalizing on Detroit's 2nd half mistakes on the way to beating the Lions 35-17.

Sunday Night Football featured a mega-matchup with the Kansas City Chiefs visiting the Baltimore Ravens, and the actual game easily exceed all expectations. In the end, it came down to an incredibly ballsy decision by the Ravens to go for it on 4th & 1 with a Lamar Jackson run to seal the win with under a minute to go.

The Cowboys and Chargers battled to the end in a game that came down the the final possession, when Greg "The Leg" Zuerlein hit a 56-yard field goal as time expired to give the Cowboys the 20-17 victory. Despite the exciting finish, the majority of this game was anything but.