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New York sports needed a couch tonight. We break down why Giants-Eagles has real upset juice if New York wins first down, lets Jackson Dart dictate with RPOs and quick game, and turns MetLife into a weapon. Then we level with Jets fans heading to London: 0-5, zero takeaways, and a season that can only be salvaged by boring, disciplined football—protect the ball, shorten the game, and stop living in third-and-long.

The middle stretch swings through the week’s wildest NFL beats: CJ Stroud carving Baltimore while the Ravens’ identity vanishes without Lamar, New England clipping Buffalo because flags and turnovers are undefeated, Baker Mayfield stacking razor-thin wins with ruthless efficiency, and a Monday night rollercoaster where Trevor Lawrence outdueled Mahomes at the wire. We preview Lions at Chiefs, a desperation spot where Arrowhead noise only matters if KC stops wasting red-zone trips, and Bengals at Packers, where Joe Flacco’s veteran eyes meet a defense he just saw.

Then comes the Yankees post-mortem with no varnish: October is a contact tournament, and New York brought a three-true-outcomes lineup to a knife fight. Toronto stitched 27 outs with eight arms while the Yankees stranded leverage and chased their way out of rallies. We talk roster construction, the math of OBP and two-strike plans, and why wasting Judge’s peak is a preventable outcome if the organization pivots back to bat-to-ball skill. To help you actually win something this week, we drop fantasy buy lows (Derrick Henry, TreVeyon Henderson, Lad McConkey), sell highs, and landmines to avoid. The mailbag hits Flacco’s stability, Phillies’ hard choices, and messy Chiefs RB rumors. We close with the Costanza slate: fading our gut on four lines to beat bias and get back in the green.

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