MichiganCardinal

I changed the margins on two states a little, but otherwise nothing changed from my last map. I hope it doesn't bite me in the ass. Go vote! For the right candidate!

It's insane to think about just how good this team is when you consider where we were four years ago. Even three years ago. Halloween 2021 we lost 44-6 to the Eagles at home to drop to 0-8. A car hit me crossing the street after I left Ford Field. Flash forward three years, we lost the front runner for DPOY three weeks ago and didn't lose a step, improving now to 7-1. No car has hit me since.

I'm old enough to remember when the Saints were 2-0 with a +62 point differential.

I'd be more shocked if he's suspended than I was that he was ejected. He'll get a hefty fine for the hit, made heftier by the double birds. But he'll be back next week, albeit with lighter pockets.

It would shock me if they went 16-1. Teams just don't do that anymore (though the Chiefs might because their division is so soft). The last time a team only lost one game was the 2015 Panthers. Before that, the 2011 Packers. Before that, the 2004 Steelers. None of those teams won the Super Bowl either. It's hard to sharpen iron when you're not getting battle tested. To find a one-loss team that won the Super Bowl, you have to go back to the 1985 Bears. Which, hey, if you want to call Dan Campbell the next Mike Ditka, might as well go all in. There's a lot of season left to be played though and I expect at least one close loss and one stinker too. I'll guess a close loss to the Packers and a stinker at Chicago. 14-3, still good enough for a first round bye.

I wonder where they would be without the outlier Bucs game.

Now the Vikings' kicker who has been perfect all season has missed two short field goals. The collapse is in full effect.

This Sunday Night game is wearing a Thursday Night costume for Halloween.

Darnold is Darnolding.

Go Colts

A win next week would be the Lions best start since the inaugural 1934 season.

vs. Setting: 11/10/2024 8:20pm EST on NBC Site: NRG Stadium in Houston, TX Weather: Climate Controlled Opening Spread: Lions -3.0 All-Time Series Record: Texans lead, 4-1 Last Meeting: 11/26/2020, Texans won 41-25 Houston Texans (6-3) Head Coach: DeMeco Ryans (2nd Season: 16-10) Projected Starting QB: CJ Stroud (2nd Season: 15-9) Last Game: 21-13 L @ New York Jets (3-6) Looking Ahead to Week #11: Monday Night @ Dallas Cowboys (3-5) Your Detroit Lions (7-1) Head Coach: Dan Campbell (4th Season: 31-27-1) Projected Starting QB: Jared Goff (9th Season: 73-51-1) Last Week: 24-14 W @ Green Bay Packers (6-3) Looking Ahead to Week #11: Sunday v. Jacksonville Jaguars (2-7) Elsewhere in the NFL Primetime: Bengals @ Ravens (TNF), Dolphins @ Rams (MNF) 9:30am: Giants @ Panthers (in Munich, Germany) 1:00pm: Bills @ Colts, Patriots @ Bears, Broncos @ Chiefs, Vikings @ Jaguars, Falcons @ Saints, 49ers @ Buccaneers, Steelers @ Commanders 4:05/4:25pm: Titans @ Chargers, Jets @ Cardinals, Eagles @ Cowboys BYE: Browns, Packers, Raiders, and Seahawks

That's a punch.

EZ MONEY 7-1

Ben Johnson with the

If I had to guess, the plan was for it to hit the turf and kick up a little, but with the conditions it just slid.

Jared Goff chants can be heard at Lambeau.

Robertson seen on the sideline saying "That's bull**** man"

Onside incoming.

Not over yet.

I'm curious what he did but after a 3rd down stop I'm inclined to just call him stupid for doing anything that gave them a reason.

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Goodell will invent a three-point conversion if we let them score.