The New Monsters

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WEEK 6 SCORES (Th) Dolphins (4-2) 45, Bills (4-2) 21 K. Murray, MIA: 30/44, 317 yds, 3 TD, INT, 102.1 QBR K. Stills, MIA: 9-102 M. Copeland, MIA: 2 sacks A. Okafor, MIA: 2 sacks T. Johnson, BUF: 5-82 W. Teller, BUF: 3 sacks allowed D. Dawkins, BUF: 2 sacks allowed Q. Williams, BUF: 4 TAK, 2 TFL Texans (5-1) 16, Colts (0-5) 13 K. Coutee, HOU: 7-86 J. Clowney, HOU: 6 TAK, 2 TFL, sack J. Watt, HOU: 3 TAK, 2 TFL, sack M. Iaonnidis, HOU: 4 TAK, TFL, 2 sacks Packers (4-2) 52, Vikings (2-4) 27 A. Rodgers, GB: 32/41, 400 yds, 5 TD, 2 INT, 126.5 QBR A. Jones, GB: 17-60, 2 TD T. Hockenson, GB: 13-147, 3 TD D. Adams, GB: 9-118 J. Reagor, GB: 5-79, TD R. Lawrence, GB: 5 TAk, 2 TFL, sack K. King, GB: 2 INT T. Tagovailoa, MIN: 32/52, 308 yds, TD, 4 INT, 52.4 QBR D. Cook, MIN: 15-72, 2 TD; 6 rec., 45 yds A. Thielen, MIN: 11-119 B. O’Neill, MIN: 2 sacks allowed Ravens (3-3) 23, Cowboys (2-3) 20 Z. Smith, BAL: 5 TAK, TFL, 3 sacks E. Elliott, DAL: 18-92 A. Cooper, DAL: 9-112, TD T. Smith, DAL: 3 sacks allowed T. Turner, DAL: 5 TAK, 3 TFL Saints (4-2) 31, Falcons (5-1) 17 B. Rypien, NO: 29/37, 316 yds, 2 TD, 120.2 QBR A. Kamara, NO: 18-80 A. Isabella, NO: 10-138, 2 TD M. Davenport, NO: 3 TAK, 3 TFL M. Ryan, ATL: 30/38, 285 yds, 2 TD, 115.4 QBR Chargers (3-2) 34, Patriots (0-5) 31 P. Rivers, LAC: 35/47, 326 yds, 2 TD, INT, 98.3 QBR K. Allen, LAC: 9-88 M. Williams, LAC: 9-82 T. Hill, LAC: 5-43, 2 TD J. Bosa, LAC: 7 TAK, 2 sacks R. Davis, LAC: 8 TAK, 4 TFL, 0.5 sack T. Jackson, NE: 28/37, 329 yds, 3 TD, INT, 117.9 QBR J. Gordon, NE: 9-122, TD Seahawks (6-0) 29, Jets (2-4) 6 C. Carson, SEA: 19-143, 2 TD C. Ferrell, SEA: 5 TAK, 2.5 sacks K. Beachum, NYJ: 2 sacks allowed Bengals (2-4) 34, Eagles (2-4) 31 A. Dalton, CIN: 36/47, 440 yds, 3 TD, INT, 117.3 QBR A. Green, CIN: 11-118 J. Ross, CIN: 7-104, TD T. Boyd, CIN: 6-90, TD T. St. Louis, CIN: 2 sacks allowed T. Steele, CIN: 2 sacks allowed C. Lawson, CIN: 4 TAK, 2 TFL, sack G. Atkins, CIN: 3 TAK, 2 sacks C. Wentz, PHI: 23/34, 297 yds, 2 TD, 114.4 QBR C. Clement, PHI: 11-83, 2 TD C. Hogan, PHI: 6-97, TD C. Cabral, PHI: 3 sacks allowed D. Barnett, PHI: 4 TAK, 2 TFL, 2 sacks C. Coughlin, PHI: 5 TAK, TFL, 2 sacks Titans (2-4) 30, Jaguars (2-4) 23 J. Fromm, TEN: 24/32, 270 yds, 2 TD, 120.5 QBR D. Henry, TEN: 17-82, TD T. Hilton, TEN: 7-87 D. Samuel, TEN: 3-73, TD M. Sweat, TEN: 6 TAK, 3 TFL J. Casey, TEN: 5 TAK, 2 TFL D. Haskins, JAX: 25/38, 273 yds, 3 TD, 2 INT, 91.2 QBR A. Brown, JAX: 11-91 49ers (4-2) 39, Rams (1-4) 36 J. Garoppolo, SF: 32/47, 415 yds, 4 TD, INT, 115.1 QBR T. Taylor, SF: 7-153, 2 TD G. Kittle, SF: 4-77 M. Goodwin, SF: 6-74, TD L. Tomlinson, SF: 2 sacks allowed J. Schobert, SF: 18 TAK J. Goff, LAR: 35/46, 436 yds, TD, INT, 103.1 QBR T. Gurley, LAR: 18-92, 3 TD C. Kupp, LAR: 10-126 J. Reynolds, LAR: 9-121 D. Brown, LAR: 8 TAK, 2 TFL, 2 sacks Buccaneers (2-4) 34, Redskins (1-4) 20 W. Grier, TB: 30/39, 314 yds, 2 TD, 116.8 QBR J. Howard, TB: 26-121, TD G. Little, TB: 2 sacks allowed A. Smith, WAS: 26/33, 253 yds, 2 TD, 2 INT, 93.5 QBR D. Guice, WAS: 4-90, TD A. Brown, WAS: 9-92, TD R. Kerrigan, WAS: 6 TAK, 2 TFL, sack K. Willekes, WAS: 12 TAK, TFL, 1.5 sacks Chiefs (3-3) 37, Broncos (2-3) 18 P. Mahomes, KC: 27/36, 281 yds, 4 TD, INT, 122.5 QBR T. Kelce, KC: 9-79, 2 TD C. Heck, KC: 2 sacks allowed D. Ford, KC: 5 TAK, 3.5 sacks B. Speaks, KC: 4 TAK, TFL, 2 sacks D. Lock, DEN: 23/31, 258, 2 TD, INT, 106.6 QBR C. Sutton, DEN: 5-63 K. Cole, DEN: 5-62, TD M. Cannon, DEN: 2 sacks allowed C. Creason, DEN: 2 sacks allowed V. Miller, DEN: 6 TAK, TFL, 2 sacks Bears (6-0) 30, Lions (1-4) 23 (M) Browns (5-1) 31, Raiders (0-6) 9 B. Mayfield, CLE: 24/33, 273 yds, 3 TD, 127.4 QBR N. Chubb, CLE: 22-82, TD O. Beckham Jr., CLE: 7-101, TD J. Tretter, CLE: 2 sacks allowed T. Coley, CLE: 7 TAK, 3 TFL J. Herbert, LV: 26/36, 266 yds, INT, 81.4 QBR J. Arcega-Whiteside, LV: 5-77 B. Martinez, LV: 13 TAK, TFL, sack E. Oliver, LV: 10 TAK, 3 TFL, 2.5 sack Byes: Cardinals (3-2), Giants (4-1), Panthers (3-2), Steelers (3-2)

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NFL Standings - Updated: Oct 19, 2020
NFC EAST	W	L	T
NEW YORK GIANTS	4	1	0
DALLAS	2	3	0
PHILADELPHIA	2	4	0
WASHINGTON	1	4	0
NFC NORTH	W	L	T
CHICAGO	6	0	0
GREEN BAY	4	2	0
MINNESOTA	2	4	0
DETROIT	1	4	0
NFC SOUTH	W	L	T
ATLANTA	5	1	0
NEW ORLEANS	4	2	0
CAROLINA	3	2	0
TAMPA BAY	2	4	0
NFC WEST	W	L	T
SEATTLE	6	0	0
SAN FRANCISCO	4	2	0
ARIZONA	3	2	0
LOS ANGELES RAMS	1	4	0
AFC EAST	W	L	T
MIAMI	4	2	0
BUFFALO	4	2	0
NEW YORK JETS	2	4	0
NEW ENGLAND	0	5	0
AFC NORTH	W	L	T
CLEVELAND	5	1	0
PITTSBURGH	3	2	0
BALTIMORE	3	3	0
CINCINNATI	2	4	0
AFC SOUTH	W	L	T
HOUSTON	5	1	0
JACKSONVILLE	2	4	0
TENNESSEE	2	4	0
INDIANAPOLIS	0	5	0
AFC WEST	W	L	T
LOS ANGELES CHARGERS	3	2	0
KANSAS CITY	3	3	0
DENVER	2	3	0
LAS VEGAS	0	6	0

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PLAYERS OF THE WEEK THE FAB 5, WEEK 6 1. SEATTLE SEAHAWKS (6-0) Well on the way to another NFC West crown. 2. CHICAGO BEARS (6-0) Monsters of the Midway don’t need no stinkin’ QB. 3. HOUSTON TEXANS (5-1) The AFC South has regressed to being one of the league’s weakest divisions, and the Texans could be the first team to clinch. 4. CLEVELAND BROWNS (5-1) Believeland. 5. ATLANTA FALCONS (5-1) 16-0 wasn’t going to happen, and they are still the best team in the NFC South despite the upset by the Saints. Stat Leaders Passing Yards: Aaron Rodgers, GB - 2,114 Passing TD’s: Aaron Rodgers, GB - 21 (+4 lead) Yards Per Attempt: Matt Ryan, ATL - 9.0 QB Rating: Aaron Rodgers, GB - 121.9 INT Thrown: Justin Herbert, LV - 9 Rushing Yards - Ezekiel Elliott, DAL - 548 Rushing TD’s: Chris Carson, SEA - 9 Receptions: Jalen Regor, GB - 49 Receiving Yards: Jalen Regor, GB - 783 (130.5/g) Receiving TD’s: Jalen Regor, GB - 9 Total Tackles - Eric Kendricks, MIN - 66 Solo Tackles - Joe Schobert, SF: 51 Tackles For Loss: Quinnen Williams, BUF - 11 Sacks: Von Miller, DEN - 10.5 INT: Tre Flowers, SEA; Luke Kuechly, CAR; Tavon Wilson, TB - 4 Skins Trade Williams Following Bucs Loss After winning their first game of the season last week, the Washington Redskins pulled left tackle Trent Williams off the trade block. Then, after losing to Tampa Bay to fall to 1-4 and 3 games behind the division-leading Giants, the Skins had a change of heart inspired by the writing on the wall that moving on from Williams will not prevent them from making the playoffs because a number of other things will. The beneficiaries of this decision are Deshaun Watson and the Houston Texans, who gave up a 2020 second round pick and left tackle Jackson Barton. Watson has already been ballin’ while having too look over his blind side shoulder, and having the top-tier protection that Williams provides is going to both increase his lethality and prolong his career. Saints Far From Done With Carr Out Many fans and pundits were ready to write off the New Orleans Saints after they lost Derek Carr for the season. The Saints even tried to pry rookie Jacob Eason away from the Steelers. All that Brett Rypien, who played better than Carr last week, was go off and lead the Saints to an upset of the Atlanta Falcons that placed New Orleans just one game back in the NFC South. Kudos to Sean Payton for having Rypien prepared to shine. What's Wrong With Tyron Smith? Perennial Pro-Bowler Tyron Smith allowed a total of 13 sacks in the past two seasons- 6 in 2018 and 7 in 2019. So far in 2020 he has already given up a dozen, with 3 allowed in his latest contest. Is he dealing with an undisclosed injury? That’s a question many are asking, because he can’t suddenly have forgotten how to block and he’s too young to be past this tipping point. Along with their many injuries, Smith’s struggles are a reason why the Cowboys are a game under .500 after 5 games. Jets Demote Beachum Speaking of sacks allowed, Kelvin Beachum has allowed a bushel this season. Adam Gase, who has already had Jonah Williams and La’el Collins switch positions with positive results, has seen enough and has demoted Beachum. Joe Haeg will get the Week 7 start for Gang Green, and that speaks volumes about Beachum’s decline. Dalton Goes Off In Wake Of Trubisky Trade Andy Dalton knows he’s a lame duck who is auditioning form his next team in 2020. Prior to Week 6, his play convinced most that being a QB2 somewhere was the best he could hope for. That may still be the case, but in his first game since the Bengals acquired Mitchell Trubisky as a potential mid-season successor, Dalton turned in his best performance of the season, throwing for 440 yards, 3 touchdowns and a 117.3 QBR against a good (?) Philadelphia defense as Cincy upset (?) the Super Bowl hung-over Eagles. Week 7‘s Top Games Steelers (3-2) @ Bengals (2-4): Trailing the Browns by a game and a half, the Stillers can’t afford to blow this one, while putting a chip on Andy Dalton’s shoulder may have been the spark the Bengals needed to get back in the race. Patriots (0-5) @ Raiders (0-6): Somebody going to get their first win of 2020. Cowboys (2-3) @ Eagles (2-4): The losing team will most likely be taking an unrecoverable NFC East knockout punch. Bengals DE Carlos Dunlap - groin, 3 w Bills RG Ross Pierschbacher - abdominal, 5 w Browns DE Myles Garrett - PCL, 9 w Browns CB T.J. Carrie - groin, 4 w Chargers DE Mlevin Ingram - pectoral, 34 w (IR) Chiefs SS Eric Berry - arm, 4 w Colts DT Dre’Mont Jones - knee, 3 w Cowboys OLB Leighton Vander Esch - foot, 7 w Dolphins LT Laremy Tunsil - tailbone, 11 w Jets RG Brian Winters - abdominal, 4 w Lions RT Rick Wagner - abdominal, 2 w Lions CB Jason Verrett - collarbone, 7 w Patriots DT Malcolm Brown - ankle, 7 w Rams WR Robert Woods - foot, 8 w Rams WR Josh Reynolds - fractured shoulder blade - 20 w (IR) Rams DB Jimmie Ward - PCL, 6 w Ravens RB Joshua Kelley - knee, 6 w Transactions Bills activate OLB Jatavis Brown from PUP list Bills release OLB Derick Roberson from practice squad Bills release OLB Ben Burr-Kirven (signed to practice squad) Chargers sign DE Ufomba Kamalu Rams sign WR Auden Tate

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Matchup Preview *|* October 25, 2020
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Chicago Bears (6-0, 3-0 Away)		Tennessee Titans (2-4, 1-2 Home)
Injury Report LT Taylor Lewan (groin) IR RT Jack Conklin (triceps) IR CB Dane Jackson (MCL) IR DE Caleb Kidder (back) 1 week ILB Michael Divinity Jr. (ankle) IR Game Notes Sam Ehlinger, named the starter for this game on Friday, and Jake Fromm go head-to-head for the second time in their careers. Ehlinger came out on top in the first meeting when Texas beat Georgia in the 2019 Sugar Bowl. Without his starting tackles to protect him, Fromm is likely to get the sh*** end of the stick again.

TENNESSEE TITANS Depth Chart - 2020
Regular Offense
	STARTER	2ND	3RD	4TH
WR	T.Y. HILTON	DEEBO SAMUEL	TAYWAN TAYLOR
TE	MITCH WILCOX	JONNU SMITH	C.J. CONRAD
LT	TAYLOR LEWAN	SCOTT FRANTZ	JASON SPRIGGS
LG	JOE THUNEY	SEAN POLLARD
C	GRAHAM GLASGOW	COREY LEVIN
RG	STEVEN GONZALEZ	JOSH KLINE
RT	JACK CONKLIN	ADAM BISNOWATY	BRANDON PARKER
WR	COREY DAVIS	WILLIE SNEAD	KELVIN McKNIGHT
QB	JAKE FROMM	RYAN TANNEHILL
FB	ANTHONY FIRKSER
HB	DERRICK HENRY	DION LEWIS	JORDAN SCARLETT	TRU WILSON
Base 3-4 Defense
	STARTER	2ND	3RD	4TH
LDE	Da'QUAN JONES	MARLON DAVIDSON	JESSIE ANIEBONAM
NT	JARRAN REED	TERRY BECKNER JR.
RDE	JURRELL CASEY	MARLON DAVIDSON	JESSIE ANIEBONUM
LOLB	HAROLD LANDRY	BROOKS REED
LILB	RASHAAN EVANS	DONALD PAYNE
RILB	ELANDON ROBERTS	BROOKS REED
ROLB	MONTEZ SWEAT	DAVID BASS
CB	ADOREE' JACKSON	JAMAR TAYLOR	JORDAN WYATT
SS	KENNY VACCARO	JOHNATHAN CYPRIEN
FS	KEVIN BYARD	DANE CRUIKSHANK
CB	MALCOLM BUTLER	JALEN THOMPSON
Special Teams
	STARTER	2ND	3RD	4TH
K	RYAN SUCCOP
P	BRETT KERN
H	BRETT KERN
PR	DEEBO SAMUEL	DION LEWIS
KR	DEEBO SAMUEL	ADOREE' JACKSON	DION LEWIS
LS	C.J. CONRAD

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Slingin' Sam Hooks Fromm Again

Sam Ehlinger now has a 2-0 record vs. Jake Fromm. As a junior at the University of Texas, Ehlinger led the Longhorns to a 28-21 upset victory over Fromm and the Georgia Bulldogs while accounting for all of the Horns’ touchdowns. As the Chicago Bears’ third starting quarterback of the 2020 season, Ehlinger once gain led a team to victory over one with From under center as Chicago roughed up the Tennessee Titans 37-10. Ehlinger completed 22 of his 36 attempts for an even 300 yards and hit Jalen Hurd and Tarik Cohen for touchdowns. The third round pick’s QBR for the game was nearly 30 points higher than that of Fromm, who was selected in the first round by the Titans.

Chicago Bears at Tennessee Titans
Oct 25, 2020	1ST	2ND	3RD	4TH	SCORE
Chicago Bears (7-0)	7	10	14	6	37
Tennessee Titans (2-5)	0	10	0	0	10

Team Stats Comparison
	CHI	TEN
Total Offense	402	262
Rushing Yards	122	97
Passing Yards	280	165
First Downs	23	15
Punt Return Yards	32	21
Kick Return Yards	85	84
Total Yards	519	367
Turnovers	0	0
3rd Down Conversion	5-12	7-15
4th Down Conversion	2-2	0-2
2-Point Conversion	0-0	0-0
Red Zone Touchdowns/Field Goals	4/3/1	3/1/1
Penalties	3-35	1-15
Posession Time	33:59	26:01

Scoring Summary
FIRST QUARTER SCORING		CHI	TEN
5:09	(CHI) Jalen Hurd 13 pass from Sam Ehlinger (M. Gay kick)	7	0
SECOND QUARTER SCORING		CHI	TEN
14:15	(TEN) Mitchell Wilcox 18 pass from Jake Fromm (R. Succop kick)	7	7
6:20	(CHI) Matt Gay 48 FG	10	7
1:27	(CHI) Ryan Nall 1 run (M. Gay kick)	17	10
0:05	(TEN) Ryan Succop 39 FG	17	10
THIRD QUARTER SCORING		CHI	TEN
7:37	(CHI) Tevin Coleman 3 run (M. Gay kick)	24	10
3:57	(CHI) Tarik Cohen 23 pass from Sam Ehlinger (M. Gay kick)	31	10
FOURTH QUARTER SCORING		CHI	TEN
8:42	(CHI) Matt Gay 39 FG	34	10
1:57	(CHI) Matt Gay 41 FG	37	10

Chicago Bears PASSING C/A YDS TD INT Sam Ehlinger (106.2) 22/36 300 2 0 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG TD Tevin Coleman 15 77 5.1 1 Tarik Cohen 9 32 3.5 0 Zack Moss 2 9 4.5 0 Taquan Mizzell 1 3 3.0 0 Ryan Nall 1 1 1.0 1 RECEIVING REC YDS AVG TD Allen Robinson 5 77 15.4 0 James Proche 4 76 19.0 0 Tarik Cohen 4 48 12.0 1 Tevin Coleman 3 41 13.6 0 Trey Burton 2 15 7.5 0 Javon Wims 1 14 14.0 0 Jalen Hurd 1 13 13.0 1 Anthony Miller 1 13 13.0 0 Zach Gentry 1 3 3.0 0 BLOCKING PANCAKE SACK Charles Leno Jr. 0 2 DEFENSE TACK SACK INT TD Kyle Fuller 9 0 0 0 Troy Dye 7 0 0 0 Bradley Roby 7 0 0 0 Roquan Smith 7 1 0 0 Adrian Amos 6 0 0 0 Eddie Jackson 6 0 0 0 Kayvon Webster 5 0 0 0 Reggie Floyd 4 1 0 0 Khalil Mack 4 0 0 0 Zack Allen 3 0 0 0 Leonard Floyd 3 0 0 0 Akiem Hicks 1 1 0 0 Aaron Lynch 1 0 0 0 Germaine Pratt 1 0 0 0 Jaylen Watkins 1 0 0 0

Tennessee Titans PASSING C/A YDS TD INT Jake Fromm (77.5) 23/40 184 1 0 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG TD Dion Lewis 6 51 8.5 0 Derrick Henry 15 46 3.0 0 RECEIVING REC YDS AVG TD Mitch Wilcox 3 44 14.7 1 Corey Davis 5 41 8.2 0 Dion Lewis 6 28 4.6 0 Derrick Henry 2 21 10.5 0 T.Y. Hilton 3 18 6.0 0 Deebo Samuel 2 15 7.5 0 Jonnu Smith 1 11 11.0 0 Anthony Firkser 1 6 6.0 0 DEFENSE TACK SACK INT TD Kenny Vaccaro 11 0 0 0 Kevin Byard 9 0 0 0 Rashaan Evans 9 1 0 0 Montez Sweat 8 2 0 0 Donald Payne 6 0 0 0 Malcolm Butler 5 0 0 0 Adoree' Jackson 4 0 0 0 Elandon Roberts 4 0 0 0 Jamar Taylor 4 0 0 0 Johnathan Cyprien 3 0 0 0 Jarran Reed 3 0 0 0 Jurrell Casey 2 0 0 0 DaQuan Jones 2 0 0 0 Jalen Thompson 2 0 0 0 Harold Landry 1 0 0 0

Chicago drew first blood on Jalen Hurd’s end line catch.


Ryan Nall’s 1 yard TD run was set up by this dime dropped to James Proche.

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WEEK 7 SCORES (Th) Vikings (3-4) 27, Buccaneers (2-5) 16 D. Cook, MIN: 6 rec., 96 yds K. Kareem, MIN: 7 TAK, 3 TFL C. Godwin, TB: 8-95 Bengals (3-4) 29, Steelers (3-3) 24 A. Dalton, CIN: 27/37, 285 yds, 94.9 QBR L. Miller, CIN: 20-88, TD A. Green, CIN: 6-78 J. Ross, CIN: 5-75 J. Brissett, PIT: 25/36, 300, TD, 103.9 INT J. Smith-Schuster, PIT: 6-93, TD J. Washington, PIT: 6-71 Chiefs (4-3) 23, Panthers (3-3) 17 P. Mahomes, KC: 24/33, 239 yds, 2 TD, 113.0 QBR N. Agholor, KC: 7-95, TD D. Ford, KC: 5 TAK, TFL, 1.5 sacks C. Smith, KC: 7 TAK, TFL, sack C. Newton, CAR: 23/34, 244 yds, TD, 2 INT, 73.6 QBR D. Funchess, CAR: 8-86 D. Moore, CAR: 4-69 Redskins (2-4) 28, Giants (4-2) 10 A. Smith, WAS: 26/32, 256 yds, TD, 110.4 QBR D. Guice, WAS: 21-91, 3 TD J. Doctson, WAS: 8-97 M. Moses, WAS: 2 sacks allowed C. Coleman, NYG: 6-97, TD N. Solder, NYG: 2 sacks allowed W. Hernandez, NYG: 2 sacks allowed K. Martin, NYG: 9 TAK, TFL, 2 sacks Bears (7-0) 37, Titans (2-5) 10 Colts (1-5) 42, Jaguars (2-5) 24 A. Luck, IND: 32/40, 352 yds, 3 TD, 128.3 QBR; 6 rush, 34 yds J. Taylor, IND: 21-91, 3 TD E. Ebron, IND: 8-101 P. Campbell, IND: 6-71, 2 TD E. Sanders, IND: 6-70 K. Moore II, IND: 2 INT D. Haskins, JAX: 20/33, 289 yds, 2 TD, 2 INT, 80.2 QBR L. Fournette, JAX: 18-83, TD H. Bryant, JAX: 7-72, 2 TD Browns (6-1) 38, Ravens (3-4) 23 A. Callaway, CLE: 7-111 S. Smith, CLE: 10 TAK, 2 TFL D. Ward, CLE: 3 INT, TD L. Jackson, BAL: 43.8 QBR D. Metcalf, BAL: 8-116 M. Judon, BAL: 6 TAK, 4 TFL Patriots (1-5) 21, Raiders (0-7) 17 T. Jackson, NE: 2 INT, 65.5 QBR S. Michel, NE: 21-78, TD J. Gordon, NE: 9-82 I Wynn, NE: 2 sacks allowed J. Herbert, LV: 23/40, 216 yds, TD, 2 INT, 59.9 QBR A. Collins, LV: 14-63, TD B. Mingo, LV: 13 TAK, 2 TFL, 1.5 sacks Jets (3-4) 38, Rams (1-5) 16 S. Darnold, NYJ: 25/41, 272 yds, 3 TD, INT, 94.7 QBR B. Snell, NYJ: 17-71, 2 TD R. Anderson, NYJ: 10-113 TD C. Kupp, LAR: 10-102, TD Dolphins (5-2) 41, Chargers (3-3) 7 J. Dobbins, MIA: 22-96, 3 TD M. Harrell, MIA: 2 sacks allowed P. Rivers, LAC: 18/23, 177 yds, TD, 3 INT, 42.1 QBR J. Lako, LAC: 13 TAK, TFL, sack J. Bosa, LAC: 6 TAK, 3 TFL Saints (5-2) 34, Cardinals (3-3) 22 B. Rypien, NO: 32/47, 339 yds, 4 TD, INT, 108.1 QBR A. Isabella, NO: 6-91, TD C. Meredith, NO: 9-60, 2 TD T. Armstead, NO: 2 sacks allowed L. Warford, NO: 2 sacks allowed M. Williams, NO: 8 TAK, 2 TFL K. Wright, NO: 8 TAK, 2 TFL S. Rankins, NO: 5 TAK, 2 TFL, sack R. Lopez, ARI: 3 TAK, 1.5 sacks Falcons (6-1) 25, Broncos (2-4) 7 M. Ryan, ATL: 21/28, 293 yds, TD, INT, 105.2 QBR D. Freeman, ATL: 24-117, TD J. Jones, ATL: 5-105, TD L. Treadwell, ATL: 5-82 P. Tega-Wanogho, ATL: 2 sacks allowed D. Acy, ATL: 9 TAK, 2 TFL, INT D. Lock, DEN: 27/33, 265 yds, TD, INT, 97.6 QBR C. Sutton, DEN: 7-88 V. Miller, DEN: 9 TAK, 3 TFL, 2 sacks Packers (5-2) 40, Lions (1-5) 10 A. Rodgers, GB: 30/40, 310 yds, TD, INT, 94.7 QBR A. Jones, GB: 20-150, TD N. Kwiatkoski, GB: 8 TAK, TFL, 2.5 sacks J. Hughes, GB: 6 TAK, TFL, 1.5 sacks GB: 0 sacks allowed M. Stafford, DET: 22/37, 228 yds, TD, 2 INT, 63.7 QBR B. Ellington, DET: 8-95 T. Decker, DET: 2 sacks allowed N. Martin, DET: 2 sacks allowed (M) Cowboys (3-3) 24, Eagles (2-5) 21 D. Prescott, DAL: 32/41, 314 yds, 2 TD, 114.8 QBR E. Elliott, DAL: 16-64, TD; 5 rec., 63 yds A. Cooper, DAL: 7-85 C. Wentz, PHI: 24/33, 301 yds, 2 TD, 120.8 QBR C. Hogan, PHI: 7-116, TD A. Jeffery, PHI: 6-95 PHI: 0 sacks allowed Byes: Bills (4-2), 49ers (4-2), Seahawks (6-0), Texans (5-1)

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NFL Standings - Updated: Oct 26, 2020
NFC EAST	W	L	T
NEW YORK GIANTS	4	2	0
DALLAS	3	3	0
WASHINGTON	2	4	0
PHILADELPHIA	2	5	0
NFC NORTH	W	L	T
CHICAGO	5	1	0
GREEN BAY	5	2	0
MINNESOTA	3	4	0
DETROIT	1	5	0
NFC SOUTH	W	L	T
ATLANTA	6	1	0
NEW ORLEANS	5	2	0
CAROLINA	3	3	0
TAMPA BAY	2	5	0
NFC WEST	W	L	T
SEATTLE	6	0	0
SAN FRANCISCO	4	2	0
ARIZONA	3	3	0
LOS ANGELES RAMS	1	5	0
AFC EAST	W	L	T
MIAMI	5	2	0
BUFFALO	4	2	0
NEW YORK JETS	3	4	0
NEW ENGLAND	1	5	0
AFC NORTH	W	L	T
CLEVELAND	6	1	0
PITTSBURGH	3	3	0
BALTIMORE	3	4	0
CINCINNATI	3	4	0
AFC SOUTH	W	L	T
HOUSTON	5	1	0
JACKSONVILLE	2	5	0
TENNESSEE	2	5	0
INDIANAPOLIS	1	5	0
AFC WEST	W	L	T
KANSAS CITY	4	3	0
LOS ANGELES CHARGERS	3	3	0
DENVER	2	4	0
LAS VEGAS	0	7	0