The Green Bay at Baltimore game was by my view the best game of the day on Sunday. Both teams needed a win, but the Ravens were without Lamar Jackson in this game due to an injured ankle. The Packers prevailed 31-30 in a game which went down to a failed two point conversion at the end.
Great game by Aaron Rodgers and I’ll need to rearrange my QB rankings this week. Tom Brady and the Bucs were shut out by the Saints—so for this week at least I’m shuffling my list up as we head ino the last three weeks of the season.
Kyler Murray will exit my list after the disgraceful loss the Arizona Cardinals absorbed at the hands of the Detroit Lions.
Ryan Tannehill was weak as well…he’ll stay off my list. Mac Jones and the Pats were handled by the Colts, who btw might be my darkhorse in the AFC after what I saw yesterday in the AFC.
I’m not sure I can rank eight quarterbacks this week. I’m only going to go six deep this week on my Top 6 NFL Quarterback Rankings. I’ve for the time being sent Kyler Murray and Mac Jones back to the middle tier of quarterbacks in the league. A bad week for Kyler Murray.
1 Aaron Rodgers
2 Patrick Mahomes
3 Tom Brady
4 Matthew Stafford
5 Josh Allen
6 Lamar Jackson
7 need to see something from someone
8 need to see something from someone
OU easily handled Texas Arlington in hoops as they should have to improve to 9-2. I guess we have a Thunder exhibition game tonight versus the same Memphis Grizziles who without mercy bludgeoned the tanking Thunder by 73 points the last time the two teams met. Surely…the Thunder and their little tanking coach can keep it more interesting this time versus the Grizzlies.
I’ll watch this game and recap if it appears the Thunder put forth an effort which would warrant more than a single paragraph.
If the Thunder look to be headed to their 20th loss of the season…then I’ll probably be more focused on the Raiders-Browns game. That’s a big game for the 7-6 Cleveland Browns. Baker needs this one if he wants Progressive to keep airing his ads much longer would be my take on this game.