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NFL WEEK 10 SURVIVOR 🏈
My preliminary top 3:
Jaguars over Titans — Safest
Rams over Cardinals — Strong alternative
Bills over Jets — Strategic option
Jacksonville is the biggest favorite on the board.
But remaining team availability matters more every week.
Final injuries still need checking.
Who’s your pick?
Michigan State 79, Duke 73.
Duke shot 33% from the field.
Jeremy Fears Jr. went for 18 points and 11 assists.
The Spartans didn’t need a flashy offensive performance. They made Duke uncomfortable for 40 minutes.
That’s the kind of win that translates in March.
How high should Michigan State climb?
College basketball gets REAL tonight.
7 PM: Michigan State vs. Duke
9:30 PM: Kansas vs. Kentucky
Four blueblood programs. Two ranked matchups. Neutral court in Chicago.
Finally, some early-season games that tell us more than a 40-point blowout.
Which team makes the biggest statement tonight?
No. 1 Miami is undefeated no more.
Notre Dame 31, Miami 24.
The Irish built a 24-3 lead, watched Miami fight back, and survived.
Now Utah and UCLA are the only remaining unbeaten FBS teams.
The playoff conversation just changed overnight.
Who deserves the No. 1 ranking now?
This might be the best college football Saturday of November.
BYU at Utah.
Oregon at Ohio State.
Alabama at LSU.
Miami at Notre Dame.
Georgia at Ole Miss.
Conference races. Playoff positioning. Rivalries.
Somebody’s championship outlook is going to look very different by midnight.
Which game are you most excited for?
Jacksonville has allowed 10 or fewer points in four of its eight games.
That’s not a one-week fluke.
The defense is giving this team a chance to control games without asking Trevor Lawrence to do everything.
Thursday Night Football has taken a wild turn.
Lamar Jackson is headed to IR.
Tyler Huntley is dealing with a toe injury.
Now rookie Joe Fagnano is expected to make his first NFL start against Jacksonville.
The Jaguars are favored by nearly 10 points. On the road.
Does Baltimore have any realistic path to an upset tonight?
Tuesday night MACtion delivered.
Buffalo 34, Miami (OH) 31 in overtime.
Miami entered riding a three-game winning streak and had home field.
Buffalo walked away with the win.
Meanwhile, Ohio improved to 5-0 in MAC play.
November football is where conference races get interesting.
Who’s your MAC championship pick?
College basketball wasted ZERO time.
No. 22 UCLA beats No. 5 Arizona.
Memphis knocks off No. 18 Iowa State.
Gonzaga takes down Purdue.
And No. 1 Florida survives a physical battle with Miami.
One night into the season and we’ve already got plenty to talk about.
Which result surprised you most?
College basketball is BACK.
And opening night isn’t messing around.
No. 1 Florida vs. No. 14 Miami
Gonzaga vs. Purdue
Arizona vs. UCLA
Memphis vs. Iowa State
Actual meaningful matchups on Day 1.
Which team are you buying stock in before everyone else catches on?
The Broncos trailed Kansas City 24-13.
Then scored 15 unanswered points.
Then stopped Patrick Mahomes on the final play.
Denver 28, Kansas City 24.
The Broncos are now 6-2 and leading the AFC West.
At what point do we stop calling Denver a surprise and start calling them a legitimate contender?
@pdfsk_windx Easily the red zone finishes. Have to be able to put 7 on the board each time you’re within range. For a team like that, finishing drives with 3 points doesn’t cut it
Ohio State outgained USC 464-338.
And lost 30-18.
The No. 2 team in the country is now 6-2, with Oregon coming to Columbus next Saturday.
Talent isn’t the issue. Finishing drives and avoiding mistakes clearly are.
Is Ohio State still a legitimate national championship contender?
Baylor fired its head coach.
UCF was coming off an upset of No. 2 BYU.
And Baylor walked into Orlando and won 41-9.
DJ Lagway: 319 yards, 4 TDs.
College football makes absolutely no sense sometimes.
Was this the ultimate coaching-change spark, or the ultimate letdown from UCF?
Christian Watson had one of the wildest Thursday Night Football stories you’ll see.
53-yard catch.
Leaves for a hospital evaluation.
Gets cleared.
Returns to Lambeau.
Finishes with 8 catches for 113 yards.
Packers win 27-19.
And somehow Green Bay is 5-3 despite struggling to run the football all season.
How far can this Packers team actually go?
Thursday Night Football:
Panthers (3-3) at Packers (4-3).
Green Bay is a 3.5-point favorite, but both teams are coming off divisional losses and dealing with injuries.
Carolina got embarrassed by Tampa Bay. Green Bay just lost a tight one to Detroit.
Which team actually responds tonight?
Seattle just added Quenton Nelson for a 3rd and a 5th.
An eight-time Pro Bowl offensive lineman.
It’s not the kind of trade that dominates highlight reels, but improving the offensive line can change an entire offense.
Seattle is 4-3 and clearly isn’t standing still.
Did the Seahawks just get a bargain?
Seven weeks into the NFL season, the NFC East looks nothing like anyone expected.
Giants: 4-2-1
Cowboys: 3-4
Eagles: 2-5
Philadelphia has lost FIVE straight.
Dallas just went into Philly and won 38-21.
Who do you actually trust to win this division?
Holding Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs to three points is a statement.
Seattle didn’t just beat an undefeated team.
They completely shut down one of the NFL’s most dangerous offenses.
That deserves some serious attention.