MACKENZIE SALMON: A Sunday for the ages saved some seasons
and put into question others.
Time to overreact to week 10.
Over in the AFC, as impressive as it was for the Vikings
to win the game of the year, the Bills have zero excuse
for letting that one slip away.
I'm sorry.
Josh Allen has zero excuse for letting that one slip away.
We heap praise on him when he looks like a football god.
We need to criticize him when he's not.
His reckless play has cost Buffalo two straight weeks.
And that matters because it may mean they have to go yet again
into Arrowhead in January.
Buffalo can't even hold their own division down now,
and that's because the Dolphins continue
to look unstoppable with two under center.
As much as we now consider the Vikings
a legit contender in the NFC, that's how we
need to view Miami in the AFC.
Truth be told, I probably trust Tua more than most
quarterbacks this year.
Just when I want to start trusting Justin
Herbert and the Chargers, they rip
out my heart on Sunday night.
With the AFC East as deep as it is,
the wildcard race is going to be a logjam down the stretch.
LA simply can't afford to get too far behind,
or this roller coaster of a team will be
missing yet another postseason.
I know Jeff Saturday took a lot of heat, and rightfully so.
But the Colts did look like a better team on Sunday.
Who knows if this is gonna work out long-term?
But for now, the insane gamble is paying off.
And Jeff was right about one thing.
The Raiders are, in fact, terrible.
Josh McDaniels and Nathaniel Hackett
can flip a coin for who's on the hottest hot seat.