Kansas City won last night's game vs. one of their rivals, the Denver Broncos. Even though it was a low scoring defensive game (as I expected and predicted) the Broncos rookie running back JeVonte Williams is a beast and a superstar in the making. He's literally almost unstoppable. He's quick, agile, wise, and most importantly he's young. Kansas City won their 5th straight and the Broncos quarterback search will unfortunately continue in March of 2022.

Dallas pulled off the win in a domed stadium they've rarely won in in recent years. The Saints Taysom Hill threw 4 interceptions and just could not do enough to defeat the Cowboys and their vaunted, refocused defense. Dallas goes to 8-4 and sent Mew Orleans to their 7th loss of the year. Playoffs are starting to look like ancient history for the Who Dey' bunch in New Orleans.

The 123rd meeting between New England amd Buffalo is this Sunday. Mac Jones is indeed leading New England in the way he lead the Crimson Tide. Will Josh Allen of the 7-4 Bills sneak a tricky win out or will New England open up a can from the early 200's and decimate the Bills? The Pats are back and they lead the AFC East with a 8-4 record, this is the first meetong of the season between Buffalo and New England.

123rd meeting between Denver and Kansas City in primetime this Sunday. All 4 AFC West teams are at least 1 game above. 500. Denver's 6-6 and coming off a win, the Chiefs are coming off 4 wins and a bye week in week 12. The Chiefs 7-4. Which team will continue their win streak. Will the Broncos top 10 defense slow down Mahomes and company.

47th meeting between San Francisco and Seattle this Sunday and this is indeed a divisional game. NFC West foes fave off in the 4:00 p.m. window as Russell Wilson will face Jimmy Garappolo yet agin. Seattle just need the season to end, they lost to a mediocre Washington team on MONDAY NIGHT and the Seahawks are about to taste a serious buzz saw in their rivals. The 49ers are hot, not white hot but they're definitely on the train to white hotness.

The 55th matchup between Baltimore and Pittsburgh is this Sunday in the all famous 4:00 est window on CBSN. Can the 5-5-1 Pittsburgh Steelers pull a rabbit out of their hat? Will the 8-3 AFC North division leading Ravens stroll into Pittsburgh and dominate the game from beginning to end like they should this Sunday? We're about to find out for sure!

The 6th meeting ever between Jacksonville and Los Angeles and Jalen Ramsey wants to absolutely decimate Jacksonville this Sunday. In the second 3:05 pm game this Sunday the Jaguars look to obtain their 3rd win of the year. The Rams look to stop the bleeding as it's been non stop and if the Jaguars upset the Rams it'll be a 5th lost in a row. Can the mighty all in Rams stop the losers flow?

In only the 15th meeting between two of the elder teams in the league this Sunday. Washington visits Las Vegas and gets jiggy with it I guess, Las Vegas defeated Dallas on Thanksgiving in a shoot out and the Football Team won this past MONDAY NIGHT. Both teams fighting for tournament pole position and both are coming off huge wins on huge platforms. Will both or either fall back to earth in the regular 4pm est window?

In the 41st meeting between these AFC South division rivals, Indianapolis looks to strike hard and fast against a reeling Houston Texans team that just can not get out of their own way in their 9 losses this year. The Texans have lost the last three games in this division series and Tyrod Taylor just can't stay healthy enough, long enough for Houston to put anything together. That used to be Colts quarterback Carson Wentz storyline while with Philly. Looking to improve to 7-6 are the Colts this Sunday, but will they?

In the 94th meeting between the NFC West leading Arizona Cardinals and the 3rd place Chicago Bears in their division, the NFC North. Backup quarterback Colt McCoy will lead the 9-2 Cardinals to what they hope will be Arizona's first 10 win season in years. Chicago is inconsistent and has been for all of head coach Matt Nagy's career their in the central city. Can the Bears win an impossible game against a team they've historically had issues playing against?