Ben Roethlisberger and the Pittsburgh Steelers had an involuntary BYE WEEK in Week 4 due to their opponent for Week 4 having a scary 6 to 7 days of covid-19 outbreaks. For 6 days there was positive tests so this entire incident becomes a future trivia question during a future NFL broadcast game. The Eagles will try to win on the road for the 2nd straight week, as they destroyed the 49ers in California last Sunday Night. Can Carson Wentz and the Eagles offense do enough to slow down the Steelers swarming curtain of defenders? Well this is why they play it out on the field isn't it!?

Jared Goff and the Rams of Los Angeles head back to this side of the country for the 2nd time in 3 weeks to face the Washington Football Team. Dwayne Haskins Jr. has been asked to take a seat as the starting quarterback for awhile so Kyle Allen who started at quarterback for Ron Rivera and the Panthers last year gets the nod at Q.B. this Sunday in our nation's capital. Rams are marked for a "trap game" soon but I don't think this will be the game.

So now that former Heisman trophy winner Joe Burrow has his 1st NFL victory how will he fair against a 3rd ranked Ravens defense in points allowed. The Bengals could get 20 points this Sunday but 17 may be all that they can score. Lamar Jackson is still heavily in charge of the Ravens offense. Even with some knee pain he'll still get the nod at dismantling the Bengals defense this Sunday.

Tomorrow night dawn's the Bears vs. Buccaneers with Tom Brady at quarterback for Tampa. Nick Foles beat Brady as an Eagle a few years ago in the Super Bowl and it was an offensive shootout like none other. Bottom line is this, when a quarterback that's not as decorated or skilled or experienced as Brady faces off against him. The competitor rises up in him. That guy tomorrow night will be Nick Foles. The Bears defense is 7th in points allowed in the NFL & the Buccs defense is 9th. So which is it? Shootout or defensive battle?

Number 12 went to work last night like I knew he could, would, and should've done against my competitive less Atlanta Falcons. It's been a long road since losing the Super Bowl in overtime a few years back after a 28-3 lead. Sad, sad, sad existence for us Falcons and Dolphins fans right now. On the other hand I was correct as I picked the Packers to win 41-15. Aaron and the Pack didn't get the 41 but 30-16 was good, I don't care about the FINAL SCORE I just want to be correct!

Even with Cam Newton the Patriots would've lost last night's game against the Chiefs in my estimations but I've been wrong before ofcourse. K.C. played a sloppy game last night themselves but both teams were honestly at a huge disadvantage playing on Monday Night making history while doing so, as this game was originally scheduled for Sunday at 4:25pm est. I'm now 10-4 in my primetime picks, thank God.

A quick run down of all the latest news from week 4 rolling into week 5 of the 2020 Pandemic season.

I didn't think Carson Wentz would do enough to win in San Francisco last night. I was wrong and instead of having 1 primetime game remaining tonight (MNF) there's going to be a MNF double header. The Chiefs host the Patriots on CBS @ 7:05pm because Cam Newton (N.E. Patriots quarterback) tested positive for covid-19 over or before the weekend. So now I'm 2-2 with my SNF picks. 2-2, now .500 is good for others but not me! 2020 season overall 43-16-1 so I've still got some room to maneuver and make a mistake here and there. Plus I'm still 3-1 in both my TNF picks and MNF picks with a 8-4 record in primetime picks in 2020.

Well if you haven't heard by now then here it is, tomorrow's meeting between the Patriots & Chiefs game at 4:25pm on CBS is POSTPONED until this Monday or Tuesday. The question is what time will the NFL kickoff this game? Personally I hope the start of this game isn't at 5pm, I will be on the road at the end of a work shift then and also will the game still be televised nationally like it would've been on Sunday? If so what network/channel? Still on CBS or another network? Prayfully Cam Newton is not suffering and hopefully he isn't feeling bad physically after testing positive for covid-19. Our prayers are with Newton, his family and the entire world honestly. Everyone stay safe out there, please!

No reason for the Titans/Steelers game to be postponed for tomorrow, but it is because earlier this week 3 Titans players tested positive for Covid-19. As of today they're a total of 5 players and an unknown amount of Titans personnel who have tested positive for the virus. Minnesota was the last team Tennessee played so their facilities were shut down as well. Pittsburgh is the main entity affected by all of the decisions the Titans have made in the slate of Week 3. It was inevitable that something like this would happen but was it? Really?