A win is a win is a win. That's the bottom line of this business. Great job, Andy, of bringing reason and sanity to the sports world.

The current stage of the parity NFL is what used to be preseason. Teams don't round out into form for the playoffs until Thanksgiving or after any more. So, in that regard the sky is not falling and chicken little won't be running about.

I think the couple of bad games the Bengals had after the Joe Burrow injury misled the public about how talented they really are; especially their receivers, tight ends and backs. To their credit they haven't quit on their season. Watch out for them going forward. Their division isn't as strong as last year or expected this season; they still have something to play for.

My take again and it hyasnt changed since last year: these dam teams dont learn until its too late, pass pass pass against the Packers, forget the runs, the screens, just pass downfield and you defeat the packers.
Oh, and dont wait until the half to figure out Nixon is the guy to put your best receiver on, especially if he is 6'3 or taller. Ya just pass to whomever Nixon is covering and your going to move the ball successfully and defeat the Pack.
This is the worse pass D in football and Hafly haftwit is just using Barrys playbook: zone defense, bend but dont breat, lets rush the passer with five or six and they cant throw the ball mentality.
Wow Parsons is one expensive bust. Everyone is handling him. Obvioiusly he had real talent on Dallas that was opening up holes for him to glide through making him look dominant. Waste of money and destroyed getting any real safety/corner talent in the future.
If other teams see these films they will have learned a lot.