The Cowboys dominated the Eagles last night, I mean absolutely dominated their rivals defeating the Eagles 51-26 & sweeping the Eagles in the 2021 season. Dallas is the number 4 seed (for now) for this 2022 tournament and Philadelphia are in the postseason for the 2nd time in 3 years. The Eagles have seen the postseason for the 2nd time in 3 years, in thise 2 postseason visits. 2 different head coaches and 2 different franchise quarterbacks. Wow.

The 125th game of all time between Los Angeles and Las Vegas will happen in primetime tomorrow night on Sunday Night Football. NBC will have one of the most exciting games for the final week of the season. This will be a playoff game essentially as the both teams are 9-7, and both teams can earn a playoff spot if they win. Win and you are in, we'll see if Justin Herbert can lead his team to victory and the postseason in only his 2nd year. Or we'll see if the veteran Derek Carr can lead his team to the playoffs for the 1st time in his 8th season.

144 meetings between San Francisco and Los Angeles and tomorrow afternoon will make it the 145th game. The Rams are 12-4 & the 49ers are 9-7, looking to win for the 7th straight time against the Rams as well as earn their 10th victory of the year and a playoff berth. Currently the 49ers are the 6th seed in this year's tournament tree. The Rams are indeed riding high but will Matthew Stafford throw another pick 6 in this game or will his play be elite?

The 46th meeting between Seattle and Arizona will of course be in that rusty, trusty, 4 PM window tomorrow afternoon and this will be the 2021 season finale for these NFC West rivals. Seattle lost 23-13 in the first meeting of the year and Arizona needs this game desperately bad in order to have a chance to win the West. Looks like it's going to come down to the very last game of the season before we crown our NFC West division champion.

Carolina is in the Tampa Bay St. Petersburg area tomorrow at 4:25 p.m. for their 2021 NFC South season FINALE. Sam Darnold will face Tom Brady and once the game is over the Buccs will prep for the postseason and the Panthers will begin their search for their 2022 starting quarterback. If he's out there, no matter how this 43rd all time meeting goes Tampa will get ready to defend their title as they try to make it to Sofi Stadium on February 15th for Super Bowl LVI

The 106th meeting between New Orleans and Atlanta on tomorrow will be in the famous 4:25 PM window and this will be the season finale for both teams. Atlanta is eliminated from postseason games and the Saints need a miracle at 8-8 for them to march into the January 2022 tournament kicking off a week from today. Saints defense is good enough but trust me when I tell you their offense isn't good enough, not for postseason play.

Meeting number 123 ever between New York and Buffalo on tomorrow afternoon in that 4 o' clock window. 4:25p.m. to be specific. The Jets well are the Jets as they enter the final game of the season with a 4-12 record. The Bills are well the Bills, 10-6 & in control of the AFC East yet again before the season finale. Can the Jets do what most teams will try to do tomorrow? Play spoilers?

Only the 113th all time tomorrow afternoon between New England and Miami. The Patriots will end the 2021 season in Miami Gardens Florida. It'll be Alabama vs. Alabama as both Mac Jones and Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagavolia put up goddy numbers before being drafted in the 1st round of their draft years. Dolphins won in week one in New England. Will the Patriots add to their win total and solidify their postseason birth by tomorrow night?

The 40th meeting between Tennessee and Houston will take place this Sunday in Houston. The Titans are AFC South champions for the the 2nd straight year, ((or 3rd)) and the Texans are headed to their homes for the next 8 months once this game has come to an end. Houston upset Tennessee in their 1st meeting back in 2021, can the Titans split the AFC South season series to start 2022 off right?

The 185th meeting between Green Bay and Detroit this Sunday will end the regular 2021 season for both these NFC North rivals but not the postseason for the Packers. Green Bay looks to finish 14-3, as they're 13-3 for the 3rd year straight. Detroit looks to play the roll of spoiler but what can a 2-13-1 team really spoil at the end of the day?