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Sunday, November 10, 2019
Watch NFL Atlanta Falcons vs New Orleans Saints live stream Free Online NFL Week 10 Sunday Football
NFL Atlanta Falcons vs New Orleans Saints live stream Free Online NFL Week 10 Sunday Football 10 November 2019, NFL online live with HD quality on PC, Laptop, iPhone, Ipad and Android over the Internet. It’s Will be kick of at Mercedes-Benz Superdome, New Orleans, Louisiana, United States, Time 01:00 PM (ET) broadcast on NFL Network, CBS, Fox Sports, NBC, ESPN
Both the Atlanta Falcons and New Orleans Saints will be coming off of a bye and ready to embark on the second half of their schedules when they meet Sunday in the Mercedes-Benz Superdome. But that’s pretty much where the similarities end for the NFC South rivals, as the Saints (7-1) have the second-best record in the NFC, thanks to a six-game winning streak, while the Falcons (1-7) have lost six in a row and could be on the verge of an organizational shakeup.
Widespread public speculation regarding Atlanta head coach Dan Quinn’s job status has circulated for weeks now, but owner Arthur Blank did not make a change during the bye week. Instead, Quinn shuffled his coaching staff so he remains in charge of an injury-riddled defense and an ineffective offense for the time being.
New Orleans used the bye week to rest and recover and should be as close to full strength as it has been since Week 1. The Saints currently enjoy a two-game lead in the NFC South but still have five divisional games left, including Sunday’s.
This marks the 100th regular-season meeting between these teams, who also have met once in the playoffs. The Falcons lead the all-time series, 52-48, but the Saints have won the past three matchups. Saints head coach Sean Payton has a 17-7 record against Atlanta during his tenure in New Orleans.
After missing the past two games because of knee and ankle injuries, no one needed the bye week more than Kamara. A limited participant in practice on Wednesday, Kamara put in full sessions on Thursday and Friday and carries no injury designation heading into this game. So barring a setback between now and kickoff, he should be good to go.
Even though Kamara has missed two games and been limited in a few others, New Orleans has still been able to run the ball fairly effectively. The Saints are averaging 114.3 rushing yards per game, which puts them 15th in the league. The production actually picked up in the two games Kamara missed, as Latavius Murray and others were able to generate 144 yards on the ground per contest with three rushing touchdowns.
So while Kamara will no doubt reclaim his role as the feature back, head coach Sean Payton knows he has other options to turn to and said that Kamara’s load could depend on the opponent. Murray has produced back-to-back 100-yard efforts, while Taysom Hill and Dwayne Washington also did their parts in the wins over Chicago and Arizona.
Regardless of who might carry the ball for the Saints, they should not find too much resistance from Atlanta. The Falcons have allowed 118.4 rushing yards per game, ranking 21st in the league. They have also surrendered nine rushing touchdowns in eight games, which is tied for eighth-worst.
As susceptible as Atlanta has been to the run, the Falcons have fared even worse against the pass. They have given up 261.1 passing yards per game, 23rd in the league. Opponents are averaging 12.0 yards per completion, and Atlanta has given up 19 touchdown passes to just two interceptions. That’s why Dan Quinn shifted assistant coach Raheem Morris from wide receivers to defensive backs during the bye week.
Despite Drew Brees’ absence for most of the season, New Orleans’ passing attack has remained potent. Saints quarterbacks have combined for an average of 261.0 passing yards per game, 10th highest in the league. They have also combined for 12 touchdowns and just five interceptions.
Pass protection will be a key for Atlanta on Sunday, as Ryan has already been sacked 19 times and injured his ankle on one of them. Overall, the Falcons’ offensive line has given up 60 quarterback hits, which is the fifth most of any team. That could be a problem against a New Orleans defense that has 24 sacks (10th) and has been credited with 49 quarterback hurries (second). If Atlanta wants to have any chance of staying in this game, it starts with giving Ryan enough time to throw the ball.
The Falcons languish in the cellar of the NFC South. They find themselves only half a game ahead of the Redskins for last place in the NFC. Barring a miraculous run of winning at least seven of their eight remaining games, the Falcons have no chance of winning the division. Even if they accomplished that feat, they would need the Saints to lose seven or more contests. Atlanta has no real motivation other than playing the role of spoiler.
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NFL Arizona Cardinals vs Tampa Bay Buccaneers live stream Free Online NFL Week 10 Sunday Football 10 November 2019, NFL online live with HD quality on PC, Laptop, iPhone, Ipad and Android over the Internet. It’s Will be kick of at RAYMOND JAMES STADIUM , United States, Time 01:00 PM (ET) broadcast on NFL Network, CBS, Fox Sports, NBC, ESPN
hings have gone south for Tampa Bay. The Bucs have lost four straight and have played their way out of the NFC playoff picture. Meanwhile, the Cardinals continue to improve every week under rookie head coach Kliff Kingsbury and rookie quarterback Kyler Murray. This will be the first home game for the Bucs in nearly two months.
Arizona (3-5) is getting 65-percent of the bets and 67-percent of the money in this game, according to The Action Network. Murray has improved every week and has not thrown an interception since Week 4. He is also leading the team in rushing with 313 yards and two touchdowns. Kenyan Drake had an impressive debut with 110 yards rushing and a touchdown. Drake was acquired via a trade from the Miami Dolphins just before last week’s deadline.
Tampa Bay (2-6) continues to struggle with turnovers. They’ve given it away 18 times this season, second-most in the NFL. Jameis Winston has been the main culprit, with 12 interceptions to go along with his 16 touchdowns. The Bucs have also struggled to keep other teams out of the end zone, allowing 31.5 points per game this season, second-most in the league.
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I’m not sure what to make of Jameis Winston in this matchup. The enigmatic quarterback has a chance to lead the league in both touchdown passes and interceptions, which would be a historic but dubious distinction. It’s sad that I might trust the rookie Kyler Murray more in this game, but that seems to be the reality. The Cards have appeared to improve slightly each week that the Kingsbury-Murray duo has been running the show. They gave the San Francisco 49ers a game last Thursday and I expect the long rest to only help Arizona’s preparation for this game. There’s no way I can trust Tampa Bay as a favorite of longer than a field goal. Take the points.
The Cardinals will have David Johnson back in the lineup. Kenyan Drake rushed for 110 yards last week. Kyler Murray is a threat in the running game as well.
The Cardinals do not have to rush for 200 yards to be successful against the Bucs, but their running game is what sets up their offensive success. The Bucs will give up passing yards, but if the Cardinals are able to run the ball somewhat effectively and get to the 110-yard range, it will be difficult for them to lose the game
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NFL Kansas City Chiefs vs Tennessee Titans live stream Free Online NFL Week 10 Sunday Football 10 November 2019, NFL online live with HD quality on PC, Laptop, iPhone, Ipad and Android over the Internet. It’s Will be kick of at Nashville, Tennessee, United States, Time 01:00 PM (ET) broadcast on NFL Network, CBS, Fox Sports, NBC, ESPN
Nissan Stadium is the site of the Tennessee vs. Kansas City contest with kickoff slated for 1:00 p.m. ET on Nov 10, 2019, in the Music City. The Chiefs have a two-game AFC West lead while the Titans are two back in the AFC South.
Strong out of the starting gate, with a 4-0 run, Kansas City (6-3) has lost three of their last five. Veteran QB Matt Moore filled in admirable with reigning NFL MVP Patrick Mahomes sidelined with a knee injury, leading the Chiefs to a 2-1 record as a starter. Now Mahomes is expected to return to action.
Difficult to figure out, from week to week, Tennessee (4-5) ripped off a big 43-13 Week 1 win vs. Cleveland but has been sketchy ever since. Over their last eight games, the Titans have been outscored 152-125. No matter who plays QB for the Chiefs, the Titans are in for a tough one against the stacked KC offense.
Tennessee and Kansas City last clashed in the 2018 AFC Wild Card playoff game. Alex Smith was the pivot for the Chiefs, who lost 22-21 as 9-point favorites. The home loss was a shocker, as Kansas City had a 21-10 lead, but the Chiefs allowed the Titans to score 12 unanswered fourth quarter points.
Patrick Mahomes looked healthy while jumping around following the Chiefs 26-23 comeback win over Minnesota last week. Some bookmakers posted prices while other have been waiting to see if Mahomes would suit up. With Andy Reid saying Friday that Mahomes should play, it’s a good idea to jump on the -6 ATS price now… if you still can.
Thanks to slightly improved play on defense, even if QB Matt Moore starts, we still like Kansas City—just not as much. Tennessee has gone 2-2 since QB Marcus Mariota was benched and Ryan Tannehill took over as the starter. However, the Titans don’t have enough offensive firepower to match scores with the Chiefs.
The Chiefs survived two weeks without their star quarterback, bouncing back from a tough 31-24 loss to Green Bay two weeks ago to claim a thrilling 26-23 victory over Minnesota in Week 9. Before the Week 7 game at Denver in which he dislocated his kneecap, Mahomes was averaging 350.7 passing yards and appeared poised for another big game before the injury knocked him out in the first half against the Broncos. “They’ve got a lot, a lot of weapons,” Titans defensive coordinator Dean Pees told reporters. “And they are a very fast football team. But it’s fun getting ready to play them.” Tennessee’s defense has been its strength for much of the season, but veteran quarterback Ryan Tannehill has revived the offense in three games since taking over as the starter.
After leading the Titans to wins in his first two starts, Tannehill passed for 331 yards with a touchdown and two interceptions in a 30-20 loss at Carolina last week. Tennessee’s 431 total yards last week were a season-high, but three turnovers derailed their bid for a third straight win. The Titans’ defense has been solid but is dependent on takeaways – they have forced 14 turnovers and have at least one takeaway in six straight games.
Kansas City is receiving 83-percent of the bets in this game, according to The Action Network. In Mahomes’ absence, running back Damien Williams has found his game. Williams rushed for a career-high 125 yards in last week’s 26-23 win over the Minnesota Vikings. Tyreek Hill had six grabs for a season-high 140 yards and a score. Meanwhile, the Chiefs rushing defense, which has been gashed at times this season, held the Vikings vaunted ground attack to under 100 yards rushing last week.
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The Giants and Jets completed their first trade two weeks ago when the Jets shipped defensive lineman Leonard Williams across town for a couple of draft picks. Williams’ second game in blue and red will come against his old mates in green and white.
Williams was consistently criticized for not getting enough sacks when he was a Jet. He has yet to record a sack this season. He was never able to hit Sam Darnold in Jets practice, but now gets his crack at his former QB.
“That’s funny because I randomly thought in my head: What if I beat somebody and go to tackle Sam and I let up because I can’t hit him?” Williams said with a laugh. “But no, that won’t happen, though. I’ll finally get to tackle him. That’s going to be fun. It’s going to be great.”
Secondary issues: Both teams enter this game with concerns in the secondary. The Jets are missing their top two cornerbacks after Trumaine Johnson was placed on injured reserve this week and Darryl Roberts suffered a calf strain in practice. That leaves them with Nate Hairston, Brian Poole and Arthur Maulet as their top corners.
On the other side, the Giants rookie cornerback DeAndre Baker is going through some of his own issues opposite Janoris Jenkins. Baker will likely be targeted by the Jets until he proves he can hold his own. The Jets and Giants rank 24th and 25th in pass defense, respectively, giving both quarterbacks a chance to put up some numbers.
The Jets have spent the week talking about how to keep Saquon Barkley from killing them, both running the ball and catching it out of the backfield. The Jets are playing their sixth and seventh inside linebackers, so you can bet the Giants will try to get Barkley in space against them.
Barkley still looks like he is feeling the effects from the high ankle sprain that caused him to miss three games. He had just 28 rushing yards last week against the Cowboys, but showed some burst on a 65-yard reception in the game.
The Jets have been absolutely abysmal offensively for the majority of this season. Their 12 points per game are tied for the worst average amongst all 32 NFL teams. Since Sam Darnold’s infamous “seeing ghosts” quote he’s averaged just 188 passing yards and totaled just three touchdowns and an eye-popping eight interceptions.
The Jets did get some good news on Saturday, as it was announced that running back Le’Veon Bell will indeed take the field on Sunday despite carrying a questionable tag for the majority of the week. They will, however, be without middle linebacker CJ Mosley as he will miss his seventh game over the last eight weeks as he continues to battle a groin injury
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The battle to emerge from the basement of the NFC North will commence Sunday when the Chicago Bears host the Detroit Lions at Soldier Field. A playoff spot is a long shot for both teams at the moment, but they both want to climb out of the division cellar.
Both teams got off to promising starts but have tapered off since then. The Bears (3-5) have lost four straight after a 3-1 start, and they’re experiencing issues on both sides of the ball. The Lions (3-4-1), on the other hand, began the season with a three-game unbeaten streak (2-0-1) only to see things go in the other direction since.
The most surprising component of last year’s Bears team has become its worst enemy this year. The regression of 2017’s No. 2 overall draft pick Mitchell Trubisky has been painful to watch. The raw numbers (63.0 completion percentage, 1,217 passing yards, 5 TDs) are deceiving; Trubisky has taken 17 sacks, and he’s averaging just 5.6 yards per attempt and 180.4 passing yards per game (31st in the league) with a 34.1 QBR. Trubisky gets rattled in the pocket, he’s hesitant to attempt the big throws, and at times he looks confused in his decision making.
Wide receivers Allen Robinson (47 catches, 532 yards, 3 TDs), Taylor Gabriel (17 catches, 238 yards, 3 TDs), and Anthony Miller (16 catches, 211 yards) have made the most of their chances during Trubisky’s struggles. Running backs David Montgomery (133 receiving yards) and Tarik Cohen (193 receiving yards, 1 TD) have also lent a hand in the passing game, but the tight end position continues to be problematic. Trey Burton, Adam Shaheen, Ben Braunecker, and J.P. Holtz have managed to collectively produce only 205 yards on 27 catches. Head coach Matt Nagy prides himself on the passing game, but right now that just isn’t working
Since losing Hicks to an elbow injury against the Raiders in London five weeks ago, the Bears have registered only six sacks, while each of their opponents has thrown for 200 or more yards against them during this stretch. Hicks’ absence from the run defense has also been felt, as the Bears have surrendered 502 yards and six touchdowns on the ground during this four-game skid. The Bears were hoping that Bilal Nichols and Eddie Goldman would fill the void, but both players have struggled. Nichols has been playing with a broken hand, while Goldman has been dealing with a hamstring issue. During this losing streak, Goldman and Nichols have combined for just 16 tackles, one sack, two tackles for a loss, and one QB hit. This team must find a way to get pressure until Hicks returns for the latter part of the season.
With the Lions still struggling to run the ball (96 rushing yards per game, 286 total in the last four), Stafford’s golden arm continues to lead the way for Detroit. He’s posted three straight 300-yard efforts with a combined 10:2 touchdown-to-interception ratio in his last three games. Rest assured that Stafford is licking his chops about the opportunity to take advantage of this struggling Bears team, especially since the Lions are averaging 25.5 points per game. Perhaps Detroit will try to run the ball more considering Chicago’s difficulties in that department these last few weeks.
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But the Browns have stumbled out to a disappointing 2-6 start, while the Bills have been the surprise of the league at 6-2 at the halfway point of the season. Mayfield’s regressed a bit after a dynamic rookie season and Allen has taken steps forward as a passer in his sophomore campaign. Allen’s completion percentage is up almost 10 points from his rookie season (60.9 percent) and his 10 touchdowns to seven interceptions is a much better ratio than his rookie season (10 passing touchdowns to 12 interceptions).
Even with the Browns underperforming, it’s still an intriguing match up. The Bills are seeking just their second playoff appearance this century and are positioned to make a serious run at a wildcard spot or, gasp, even compete for the division title with the New England Patriots (Buffalo is just a game back). But to make some noise in the division the Bills are going to have to win games like Sunday against a sub-.500 team that’s dealing with dysfunction and questions about the moves they made to improve their roster in the offseason.
It’s hard to believe but the Bills are completely healthy entering Week 10. There’s not a single player questionable, doubtful or ruled out for this game. That means that both offensive coordinator Brian Daboll and defensive coordinator Leslie Frazier will have their full compliment of playmakers on both sides of the ball to attack the Browns.
On the offensive side of the ball, Allen and the Bills go up against the Browns’ sixth-ranked passing defense. Cleveland is allowing just 216.2 passing yards per game but has been suspect when it comes to scoring. Teams have passed for 16 touchdowns against Cleveland this season.
The Bills ran the ball 39 times last week against Washington and rookie running back Devin Singletary earned the bulk of the work – and he took advantage of his opportunity. He ran it 20 times for 95 yards and a touchdown; then he added three catches for 45 yards through the air. The Browns are allowing an eye-popping 141.2 rushing yards per game and that may be an area that Daboll is able to exploit.
You go into the week and you have a plan, and that plan kind of adjusts as you go,” Daboll said this week. “I thought the line did a good job (against Washington) of moving the line of scrimmage, receivers did a good job in the run game, (running) backs found the lanes.”
The Bills run defense will get quite a test when it does up against Browns back Nick Chubb, who’s the NFL’s fifth-leading rusher. Cleveland also gets back running back Kareem Hunt, who served the entirety of his suspension and could add a wrinkle into the prep work Buffalo has to do to get ready for the Browns’ rushing attack.
The match up against the Buffalo secondary is tough one for Mayfield but the Browns have the playmakers to get something going. Chubb and Hunt may even end up on the field together, which could be a match up nightmare for the Bills defense.
The big issue for the Browns offense has been an ineffective offensive line. Mayfield has been sacked 23 times and again is about to pass his season total from last season, which was 25.
On the defensive side of the ball the Browns have one of the most feared pass rushers in all of football in defensive edge Myles Garrett. On the other side Olivier Vernon, who the Browns traded for from the New York Giants before the season, has been playing well. But he suffered a knee injury last week and will miss this game. That means the Bills can primarily focus on Garrett. Linebacker Larry Ogunjobi is second on the team with four sacks behind Garrett’s 10
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As a Bengals fan, if you’re wondering if you’ve time-warped back to 2002 somehow, you’re not going crazy. Issues abound for the 2019 squad, as it seemed the first year of the Zac Taylor era was doomed from the beginning.
Injuries, an inexperienced staff, front office shortcomings being shoved back into the spotlight have all provided a template for familiar failure. But, we’re not stating things you didn’t already know.
At least for sitting at 0-8, the Cincinnati Bengals have kept things interesting, right? Just before the bye week, the powers-that-be decided to bench quarterback Andy Dalton and his 132 starts (in as many games suited up, including the postseason) to go with rookie, Ryan Finley.
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Baltimore boasts the No. 2-ranked defense against the run this year, likely pointing to their stifling of Cincinnati’s dead-last rushing attack. This obviously puts additional pressure on Cincinnati’s rookie quarterback to perform at a high level.
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Baltimore boasts the No. 2-ranked defense against the run this year, likely pointing to their stifling of Cincinnati’s dead-last rushing attack. This obviously puts additional pressure on Cincinnati’s rookie quarterback to perform at a high level.
We’re not totally sure what it is that Finley could bring to the Bengals’ offense at a much greater level than Dalton, yet. There are a lot of similarities between the two passers, but the hope is that the rookie’s system fit and his potential lack of bad habit development that occurred with No. 14 behind the team’s borderline-abhorrent offensive line will be enough to right the ship.
For how stout the Ravens are against the run this year (which seems to be a near-annual accomplishment), they are struggling to defend the pass. In terms of yards allowed per game, Baltimore is 26th in the league through the air, potentially leaving the door cracked open for Finley to gain some much-needed rhythm.
Really, if Finley can show anything close to the potential Lamar Jackson has displayed in his year-and-a-half pro career to this point, it would be a Godsend for Cincinnati. With the exception of those clamoring for the team to draft a quarterback with a top pick in 2020, of course.
As it seems to be written every week when we pen these previews, the Bengals aren’t doing anything well this year. Zac Taylor couldn’t mine more production out of Dalton in his system, while the veteran quarterback was given too many roster holes to dodge for an effective campaign in a transitional year.
The defense is, well, statistically deplorable. They are last in the NFL in total defense, 22nd versus the pass and dead-last against the run. To boot, Bengals defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo’s unit is 31st in the league, in terms of quarterback sacks, and are 5th in the league in giving up plays of both 20 (38) and 40 (7) yards or more.
This is a unit that still deploys the two franchise leaders (since it became an official stat) in sacks via Carlos Dunlap and Geno Atkins, respectively, along with a myriad of high-round picks in the secondary. Having fun, yet?
In getting back to Jackson, some may marvel at his progress in his second pro season. While he was an exciting rookie, many believed he was a one-trick pony who would fizzle out once teams had ample film on him.
But, much like the fictional character of Happy Gilmore, Jackson rounded out the rough edges of his game and has become one of the most feared offensive players in the league. What was once viewed as a quick-fad wildcat offense the Ravens would be forced to run with Jackson for the short-term, is now a well-rounded run-pass option attack that once again has the team atop the division.
Would you believe that the Ravens have the second-ranked offense in the league this year? In a predictable spin, both because of tradition and Jackson’s versatility, the Ravens have the top-rated rush offense in the league. However, their 20th-ranked passing attack isn’t anything to sneeze at, either
If Baltimore is to come out victorious on Sunday, maybe the Bengals can take a lesson from their rivals. In a potential tough pill to swallow, Bengals owner Mike Brown could look at Jackson and realize he can both spend money to field a competitive team, while also moving up for an impact player (quarterback) in the draft.
Even in their poor seasons in the recent past, Cincinnati has somehow mustered the gumption to put up a decent fight against the Ravens. In 2010, the Bengals grabbed a necessary Week 2 win en route to a 4-12 finish, while also going 3-3 versus Baltimore in the recent losing seasons from 2016-2018.
Regardless, with the negativity seemingly spiraling out of control for the Bengals this week and for most of this season, it’s difficult to see them pulling out a win this week—even with a new quarterback. It will probably be relatively tight because of it being a divisional contest and the Ravens having limited film on Finley, but we expect a very similar chapter to a laughable 2019 Bengals season
Thursday, October 17, 2019
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The Denver Broncos have won two straight games on the strength of their defense. Now, they will try to keep rolling when Denver hosts the AFC West rival Kansas City Chiefs on Thursday Night Football. The Broncos have won two in a row and allow only 17.7 points per game. Von Miller and the defense dominated in a 16-0 victory against Tennessee last Sunday, posting seven sacks and three interceptions, forcing Tennessee to make a quarterback change that could become permanent. The Chiefs boast the league's top passing offense behind MVP Patrick Mahomes, but have lost two in a row. Kickoff is set for 8:20 p.m. ET from Mile High. Kansas City is a three-point favorite in the latest Chiefs vs. Broncos odds, while the over-under for total points scored is 49.5. Before you make any Broncos vs. Chiefs picks, you should look at the NFL predictions from the SportsLine Projection Model.
The model, which simulates every NFL game 10,000 times, is up almost $7,000 for $100 players on its top-rated NFL picks since its inception four years ago. It has nailed its recent top-rated NFL picks, entering Week 7 of the 2019 NFL schedule on a strong 24-15 run that dates back to last season. It's also on an incredible 86-58 roll on top-rated NFL picks that dates back to the 2017 season. And in Week 6, it nailed the Patriots (-17) covering a large spread against the Giants and the Seahawks (+1) winning straight-up as underdogs against the Browns.
The model also ranked in the Top 10 on NFLPickWatch for the third year in a row on straight-up NFL picks and beat more than 96 percent of CBS Sports office pool players. Anyone who has followed it is way up.
Now, it has simulated Chiefs vs. Broncos 10,000 times. We can tell you it's leaning over, but it also says one side of the spread has all the value. You can only see that pick at SportsLine.
The model knows Mahomes is 3-0 against Denver, and the Chiefs have not scored fewer than 27 points in those meetings. He had 303 yards and four touchdown passes against them in a 30-23 victory in their last meeting, in Week 8 of last season. Wide receiver Tyreek Hill is coming off an eye-popping game in his return from a shoulder injury, with four catches for 80 yards and two touchdowns in the loss to Houston.
Mahomes has plenty of other weapons available, including All-Pro tight end Travis Kelce, who leads the team with 32 catches for 497 yards. Mecole Hardman filled in well while Hill recovered from a broken collarbone and has 16 catches for 291 yards, while Demarcus Robinson, with 17 catches for 281 yards, also has flashed big-play ability.
But just because Kansas City can put up points doesn't mean it will cover the Chiefs vs. Broncos spread on Thursday Night Football.
The Broncos lost their first four games, but two of those came on last-minute kicks. In winning their last two, they have allowed only a punt return touchdown and two field goals. Linebacker Von Miller is still a pillar of the defense and has 2.5 sacks in the last three games, while safety Justin Simmons leads the team with 30 tackles and has two interceptions. Derek Wolfe and DeMarcus Walker each had two sacks against the Titans, while Alexander Johnson had 1.5.
The Broncos rank 15th in the NFL in rushing, averaging 116 yards per game. Phillip Lindsay leads the team in that department with 397 yards, while Royce Freeman has 248. Both also contribute to the passing game, combining almost equally for 40 catches and 292 yards. Courtland Sutton has emerged as the top target with 30 receptions for 477 yards and three TDs, with veteran Joe Flacco throwing for 1,435 yards in managing the offense.
The Denver Broncos have won two straight games on the strength of their defense. Now, they will try to keep rolling when Denver hosts the AFC West rival Kansas City Chiefs on Thursday Night Football. The Broncos have won two in a row and allow only 17.7 points per game. Von Miller and the defense dominated in a 16-0 victory against Tennessee last Sunday, posting seven sacks and three interceptions, forcing Tennessee to make a quarterback change that could become permanent. The Chiefs boast the league's top passing offense behind MVP Patrick Mahomes, but have lost two in a row. Kickoff is set for 8:20 p.m. ET from Mile High. Kansas City is a three-point favorite in the latest Chiefs vs. Broncos odds, while the over-under for total points scored is 49.5. Before you make any Broncos vs. Chiefs picks, you should look at the NFL predictions from the SportsLine Projection Model.
The model, which simulates every NFL game 10,000 times, is up almost $7,000 for $100 players on its top-rated NFL picks since its inception four years ago. It has nailed its recent top-rated NFL picks, entering Week 7 of the 2019 NFL schedule on a strong 24-15 run that dates back to last season. It's also on an incredible 86-58 roll on top-rated NFL picks that dates back to the 2017 season. And in Week 6, it nailed the Patriots (-17) covering a large spread against the Giants and the Seahawks (+1) winning straight-up as underdogs against the Browns.
The model also ranked in the Top 10 on NFLPickWatch for the third year in a row on straight-up NFL picks and beat more than 96 percent of CBS Sports office pool players. Anyone who has followed it is way up.
Now, it has simulated Chiefs vs. Broncos 10,000 times. We can tell you it's leaning over, but it also says one side of the spread has all the value. You can only see that pick at SportsLine.
The model knows Mahomes is 3-0 against Denver, and the Chiefs have not scored fewer than 27 points in those meetings. He had 303 yards and four touchdown passes against them in a 30-23 victory in their last meeting, in Week 8 of last season. Wide receiver Tyreek Hill is coming off an eye-popping game in his return from a shoulder injury, with four catches for 80 yards and two touchdowns in the loss to Houston.
Mahomes has plenty of other weapons available, including All-Pro tight end Travis Kelce, who leads the team with 32 catches for 497 yards. Mecole Hardman filled in well while Hill recovered from a broken collarbone and has 16 catches for 291 yards, while Demarcus Robinson, with 17 catches for 281 yards, also has flashed big-play ability.
But just because Kansas City can put up points doesn't mean it will cover the Chiefs vs. Broncos spread on Thursday Night Football.
The Broncos lost their first four games, but two of those came on last-minute kicks. In winning their last two, they have allowed only a punt return touchdown and two field goals. Linebacker Von Miller is still a pillar of the defense and has 2.5 sacks in the last three games, while safety Justin Simmons leads the team with 30 tackles and has two interceptions. Derek Wolfe and DeMarcus Walker each had two sacks against the Titans, while Alexander Johnson had 1.5.
The Broncos rank 15th in the NFL in rushing, averaging 116 yards per game. Phillip Lindsay leads the team in that department with 397 yards, while Royce Freeman has 248. Both also contribute to the passing game, combining almost equally for 40 catches and 292 yards. Courtland Sutton has emerged as the top target with 30 receptions for 477 yards and three TDs, with veteran Joe Flacco throwing for 1,435 yards in managing the offense.
NFL Kansas City Chiefs vs Denver Broncos live Free Online NFL Week 07 Thursday Night Football 17 October 2019
NFL Kansas City Chiefs vs Denver Broncos live stream Free Online NFL Week 07 Thursday Night Football 17 October 2019, NFL online live with HD quality on PC, Laptop, iPhone, Ipad and Android over the Internet. It’s Will be kick of at Empower Field at Mile High, United States, Time 08:20 PM (ET) broadcast on NFL Network, CBS, Fox Sports, NBC, ESPN.
The Denver Broncos have won two straight games on the strength of their defense. Now, they will try to keep rolling when Denver hosts the AFC West rival Kansas City Chiefs on Thursday Night Football. The Broncos have won two in a row and allow only 17.7 points per game. Von Miller and the defense dominated in a 16-0 victory against Tennessee last Sunday, posting seven sacks and three interceptions, forcing Tennessee to make a quarterback change that could become permanent. The Chiefs boast the league's top passing offense behind MVP Patrick Mahomes, but have lost two in a row. Kickoff is set for 8:20 p.m. ET from Mile High. Kansas City is a three-point favorite in the latest Chiefs vs. Broncos odds, while the over-under for total points scored is 49.5. Before you make any Broncos vs. Chiefs picks, you should look at the NFL predictions from the SportsLine Projection Model.
The model, which simulates every NFL game 10,000 times, is up almost $7,000 for $100 players on its top-rated NFL picks since its inception four years ago. It has nailed its recent top-rated NFL picks, entering Week 7 of the 2019 NFL schedule on a strong 24-15 run that dates back to last season. It's also on an incredible 86-58 roll on top-rated NFL picks that dates back to the 2017 season. And in Week 6, it nailed the Patriots (-17) covering a large spread against the Giants and the Seahawks (+1) winning straight-up as underdogs against the Browns.
The model also ranked in the Top 10 on NFLPickWatch for the third year in a row on straight-up NFL picks and beat more than 96 percent of CBS Sports office pool players. Anyone who has followed it is way up.
Now, it has simulated Chiefs vs. Broncos 10,000 times. We can tell you it's leaning over, but it also says one side of the spread has all the value. You can only see that pick at SportsLine.
The model knows Mahomes is 3-0 against Denver, and the Chiefs have not scored fewer than 27 points in those meetings. He had 303 yards and four touchdown passes against them in a 30-23 victory in their last meeting, in Week 8 of last season. Wide receiver Tyreek Hill is coming off an eye-popping game in his return from a shoulder injury, with four catches for 80 yards and two touchdowns in the loss to Houston.
Mahomes has plenty of other weapons available, including All-Pro tight end Travis Kelce, who leads the team with 32 catches for 497 yards. Mecole Hardman filled in well while Hill recovered from a broken collarbone and has 16 catches for 291 yards, while Demarcus Robinson, with 17 catches for 281 yards, also has flashed big-play ability.
But just because Kansas City can put up points doesn't mean it will cover the Chiefs vs. Broncos spread on Thursday Night Football.
The Broncos lost their first four games, but two of those came on last-minute kicks. In winning their last two, they have allowed only a punt return touchdown and two field goals. Linebacker Von Miller is still a pillar of the defense and has 2.5 sacks in the last three games, while safety Justin Simmons leads the team with 30 tackles and has two interceptions. Derek Wolfe and DeMarcus Walker each had two sacks against the Titans, while Alexander Johnson had 1.5.
The Broncos rank 15th in the NFL in rushing, averaging 116 yards per game. Phillip Lindsay leads the team in that department with 397 yards, while Royce Freeman has 248. Both also contribute to the passing game, combining almost equally for 40 catches and 292 yards. Courtland Sutton has emerged as the top target with 30 receptions for 477 yards and three TDs, with veteran Joe Flacco throwing for 1,435 yards in managing the offense.
The Denver Broncos have won two straight games on the strength of their defense. Now, they will try to keep rolling when Denver hosts the AFC West rival Kansas City Chiefs on Thursday Night Football. The Broncos have won two in a row and allow only 17.7 points per game. Von Miller and the defense dominated in a 16-0 victory against Tennessee last Sunday, posting seven sacks and three interceptions, forcing Tennessee to make a quarterback change that could become permanent. The Chiefs boast the league's top passing offense behind MVP Patrick Mahomes, but have lost two in a row. Kickoff is set for 8:20 p.m. ET from Mile High. Kansas City is a three-point favorite in the latest Chiefs vs. Broncos odds, while the over-under for total points scored is 49.5. Before you make any Broncos vs. Chiefs picks, you should look at the NFL predictions from the SportsLine Projection Model.
The model, which simulates every NFL game 10,000 times, is up almost $7,000 for $100 players on its top-rated NFL picks since its inception four years ago. It has nailed its recent top-rated NFL picks, entering Week 7 of the 2019 NFL schedule on a strong 24-15 run that dates back to last season. It's also on an incredible 86-58 roll on top-rated NFL picks that dates back to the 2017 season. And in Week 6, it nailed the Patriots (-17) covering a large spread against the Giants and the Seahawks (+1) winning straight-up as underdogs against the Browns.
The model also ranked in the Top 10 on NFLPickWatch for the third year in a row on straight-up NFL picks and beat more than 96 percent of CBS Sports office pool players. Anyone who has followed it is way up.
Now, it has simulated Chiefs vs. Broncos 10,000 times. We can tell you it's leaning over, but it also says one side of the spread has all the value. You can only see that pick at SportsLine.
The model knows Mahomes is 3-0 against Denver, and the Chiefs have not scored fewer than 27 points in those meetings. He had 303 yards and four touchdown passes against them in a 30-23 victory in their last meeting, in Week 8 of last season. Wide receiver Tyreek Hill is coming off an eye-popping game in his return from a shoulder injury, with four catches for 80 yards and two touchdowns in the loss to Houston.
Mahomes has plenty of other weapons available, including All-Pro tight end Travis Kelce, who leads the team with 32 catches for 497 yards. Mecole Hardman filled in well while Hill recovered from a broken collarbone and has 16 catches for 291 yards, while Demarcus Robinson, with 17 catches for 281 yards, also has flashed big-play ability.
But just because Kansas City can put up points doesn't mean it will cover the Chiefs vs. Broncos spread on Thursday Night Football.
The Broncos lost their first four games, but two of those came on last-minute kicks. In winning their last two, they have allowed only a punt return touchdown and two field goals. Linebacker Von Miller is still a pillar of the defense and has 2.5 sacks in the last three games, while safety Justin Simmons leads the team with 30 tackles and has two interceptions. Derek Wolfe and DeMarcus Walker each had two sacks against the Titans, while Alexander Johnson had 1.5.
The Broncos rank 15th in the NFL in rushing, averaging 116 yards per game. Phillip Lindsay leads the team in that department with 397 yards, while Royce Freeman has 248. Both also contribute to the passing game, combining almost equally for 40 catches and 292 yards. Courtland Sutton has emerged as the top target with 30 receptions for 477 yards and three TDs, with veteran Joe Flacco throwing for 1,435 yards in managing the offense.
Sunday, October 13, 2019
Dallas Cowboys vs New York Jets live stream Free Online NFL Week 06 Sunday Night Football
NFL Dallas Cowboys vs New York Jets live stream Free Online NFL Week 06 Sunday Football 13 October 2019, NFL online live with HD quality on PC, Laptop, iPhone, Ipad and Android over the Internet. It’s Will be kick of at MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford, New Jersey, United States, Time 04:25 PM (ET) broadcast on NFL Network, CBS, Fox Sports, NBC, ESPN.
The Dallas Cowboys will be on the road taking on the New York Jets this Sunday in what should be an intriguing matchup.
On one hand, you have a Cowboys (3-2) team that started the season 3-0 while outscoring their opponents 97-44 in those games. Since then, however, the wheels have come off and the team has dropped two straight, including a 34-24 home loss to the Green Bay Packers last Sunday.
Then, you have the Jets. Yes, they’re winless (0-4) through the first quarter of the season, but they do have reinforcements back to help the cause.
Can they secure their first victory of the season against a team looking to put the skids on their own losing streak?
Darnold was taken third overall in the 2018 NFL Draft to become a franchise quarterback. His rookie season had a lot of ups and downs (2,865 yards, 57.7 completion percentage, 17 TDs, 15 INTs), but the ceiling is clearly there.
Unfortunately for the Jets, the USC product was forced to miss the past four weeks (three games) with mono. But after that extended absence, Darnold is back and set to start on Sunday.
How much of an impact will his presence have in this game? That’s hard to tell, but he should be a massive upgrade over third-string quarterback Luke Falk. In three games (two starts), Falk didn’t throw a touchdown while tossing three interceptions and one fumble. He managed just 416 yards through the air in those three games total while taking 16 sacks.
The Cowboys were on a roll to start the season, but back-to-back losses to the New Orleans Saints and Green Bay Packers have many analysts wondering if they’re true Super Bowl contenders.
There’s hope that the team’s bookend tackle duo, Tyron Smith and La’el Collins, will be able to return from injuries, but that’s still going to be a game-time decision for head coach Jason Garrett.
That development could prove to make a significant difference in this game, as the Jets continue to get back some of their key players on defense.
Dallas quarterback Dak Prescott has been turning the ball over at a high rate during this losing skid, with twice as many interceptions (four) as touchdown passes (two) after starting out with a 9:2 ratio.
One player who could make life for Prescott more difficult is Williams. The No. 3 pick out of Alabama is a potential terror getting after quarterbacks, but a calf strain followed by a sprained ankle caused him to miss action to start the season. In his first game back last Sunday, Williams racked up five tackles, which is a great stat line for a guy who hadn’t been able to do a whole lot for several weeks prior.
Now, it’s time for Williams to turn things up a notch, as the team is still waiting for the return of star free agent acquisition C.J. Mosley at middle linebacker. Yes, there are still plenty of playmakers on that side of the football (Jamal Adams, Leonard Williams, etc.) but the younger Williams is one of the few players who can truly take over a game.
Even with the return of Sam Darnold, it’s tough to imagine a scenario in which the Jets get the win. But crazier things have certainly happened, especially during this NFL season.
The injuries to the Dallas offensive line will make a difference, but it won’t quite be enough to prevent the Cowboys from getting that bounce-back victory.
The Dallas Cowboys will be on the road taking on the New York Jets this Sunday in what should be an intriguing matchup.
On one hand, you have a Cowboys (3-2) team that started the season 3-0 while outscoring their opponents 97-44 in those games. Since then, however, the wheels have come off and the team has dropped two straight, including a 34-24 home loss to the Green Bay Packers last Sunday.
Then, you have the Jets. Yes, they’re winless (0-4) through the first quarter of the season, but they do have reinforcements back to help the cause.
Can they secure their first victory of the season against a team looking to put the skids on their own losing streak?
Darnold was taken third overall in the 2018 NFL Draft to become a franchise quarterback. His rookie season had a lot of ups and downs (2,865 yards, 57.7 completion percentage, 17 TDs, 15 INTs), but the ceiling is clearly there.
Unfortunately for the Jets, the USC product was forced to miss the past four weeks (three games) with mono. But after that extended absence, Darnold is back and set to start on Sunday.
How much of an impact will his presence have in this game? That’s hard to tell, but he should be a massive upgrade over third-string quarterback Luke Falk. In three games (two starts), Falk didn’t throw a touchdown while tossing three interceptions and one fumble. He managed just 416 yards through the air in those three games total while taking 16 sacks.
The Cowboys were on a roll to start the season, but back-to-back losses to the New Orleans Saints and Green Bay Packers have many analysts wondering if they’re true Super Bowl contenders.
There’s hope that the team’s bookend tackle duo, Tyron Smith and La’el Collins, will be able to return from injuries, but that’s still going to be a game-time decision for head coach Jason Garrett.
That development could prove to make a significant difference in this game, as the Jets continue to get back some of their key players on defense.
Dallas quarterback Dak Prescott has been turning the ball over at a high rate during this losing skid, with twice as many interceptions (four) as touchdown passes (two) after starting out with a 9:2 ratio.
One player who could make life for Prescott more difficult is Williams. The No. 3 pick out of Alabama is a potential terror getting after quarterbacks, but a calf strain followed by a sprained ankle caused him to miss action to start the season. In his first game back last Sunday, Williams racked up five tackles, which is a great stat line for a guy who hadn’t been able to do a whole lot for several weeks prior.
Now, it’s time for Williams to turn things up a notch, as the team is still waiting for the return of star free agent acquisition C.J. Mosley at middle linebacker. Yes, there are still plenty of playmakers on that side of the football (Jamal Adams, Leonard Williams, etc.) but the younger Williams is one of the few players who can truly take over a game.
Even with the return of Sam Darnold, it’s tough to imagine a scenario in which the Jets get the win. But crazier things have certainly happened, especially during this NFL season.
The injuries to the Dallas offensive line will make a difference, but it won’t quite be enough to prevent the Cowboys from getting that bounce-back victory.
Atlanta Falcons vs Arizona Cardinals live stream Free Online NFL Week 06 Sunday Night Football 13 October 2019
NFL Atlanta Falcons vs Arizona Cardinals live stream Free Online NFL Week 06 Sunday Football 13 October 2019, NFL online live with HD quality on PC, Laptop, iPhone, Ipad and Android over the Internet. It’s Will be kick of at University of Phoenix Stadium, Glendale, Arizona, United States, Time 04:05 PM (ET) broadcast on NFL Network, CBS, Fox Sports, NBC, ESPN.
The Arizona Cardinals and the Atlanta Falcons have a lot of things in common: bad defense, good offense, one win each, and both named after birds. But the Falcons and Cardinals are two teams trending in different directions.
The Falcons are now eons away from “28-3” in Super Bowl LI and are fading faster than John Travolta’s and Nic Cage’s movie careers after “Face/Off.” Dan Quinn is on the hottest seat in the NFL after the Falcons’ disastrous 1-4 start to the season. After last week’s absolute thumping from the Texans, it’s safe to say that Quinn’s tenure running the Falcons is now on a week-to-week basis.
Last week, the Cardinals were able to hang on for a 26-23 win against the Bengals and earn the first win of the Kliff Kingsbury-Kyler Murray era. It’s been a rocky start in the desert, as Kingsbury and Murray are both figuring out this whole NFL thing as they go. But the Cards and their ridiculously handsome head coach have shown flashes that they are starting to get the hang of it. Slowly, but surely.
The Falcons as a whole may be rather lousy, but Matt Ryan has shown this season that he is still a pretty darn good quarterback. Last week, Ryan might have been the lone bright spot for the Falcons, as he threw for 330 yards and three touchdowns in the lopsided loss against Houston. The seven interceptions this season are worrisome, but he still sits second in the league in touchdown passes (11) and third in yards (1,655) and completion percentage (70 percent). Not bad for a fella who is slinging the ball more than 44 times per game.
Sunday, Ryan will be looking across the line at a Cardinals defense that is filled with rookies in its secondary, with no Patrick Peterson, and ranks 29th in TD passes allowed (12) and 30th in QB rating allowed (116.1). Look for Ryan to keep up the pace and attempt more than 40 passes against the Cards’ young secondary, targeting Julio Jones over, and over, and over, and over…
Like any new couple, Kingsbury and Murray have been figuring out how they fit together. It’s been a process, but week-to-week growth from both Kingsbury and Murray has been evident. Last week, Kingsbury took the pressure off of Murray, as the Cardinals finally ran the ball more times than they threw it (38 runs, 32 passes). Not coincidentally, the Cards earned their first win as running backs David Johnson and Chase Edmonds combined for 159 yards and a touchdown on 25 carries. The ability to open up the ground game allowed Murray to create for himself, both through in the air and the ground. Murray threw for 253 yards and ran for another 93 and a touchdown. On the season, Murray has combined for more than 1,500 total yards through the first five games.
Murray faces an Atlanta defense that last week allowed Deshaun Watson to go off for 426 yards through the air, with five touchdown passes and a perfect passer rating (158.3). If the Cards can establish a running attack on Sunday, Murray could be in for another game of visible growth.
The Cardinals’ young secondary has yet to face a premier receiver this season — but that all changes on Sunday when Julio Jones comes to town. With star cornerback Patrick Peterson on the shelf for one more week as he serves his six-game PED suspension, and starter Robert Alford likely out, a trio of rookie DBs will be called upon to stop one of the best pass catchers the game has ever seen. Cornerback Byron Murphy Jr. and safeties Deionte Thompson and Jalen Thompson are going to get a first-hand education in the awesomeness that is Julio Jones.
Even when facing Peterson in the past, Jones has destroyed the Cardinals. In four career games against Arizona, Jones has 23 receptions for 339 yards and two touchdowns. With no Peterson in the lineup and a green secondary that has yet to intercept a pass, the Ryan-to-Jones connection could flourish. If veteran edge rushers Chandler Jones (4 sacks) and Terrell Suggs (3.5 sacks) can find a way to disrupt Ryan’s timing, that would go a long way in helping the Cardinals’ unproven secondary.
The Cardinals and the Falcons have produced very similar on-field products this season. The difference between them is that the Cardinals were supposed to be bad and the Falcons weren’t — which makes Sunday’s game all the more important for Atlanta. One more loss could very well spell the end of the Quinn era, which makes me believe the Falcons are playing for just a little bit more than the growth of a young team.
The Arizona Cardinals and the Atlanta Falcons have a lot of things in common: bad defense, good offense, one win each, and both named after birds. But the Falcons and Cardinals are two teams trending in different directions.
The Falcons are now eons away from “28-3” in Super Bowl LI and are fading faster than John Travolta’s and Nic Cage’s movie careers after “Face/Off.” Dan Quinn is on the hottest seat in the NFL after the Falcons’ disastrous 1-4 start to the season. After last week’s absolute thumping from the Texans, it’s safe to say that Quinn’s tenure running the Falcons is now on a week-to-week basis.
Last week, the Cardinals were able to hang on for a 26-23 win against the Bengals and earn the first win of the Kliff Kingsbury-Kyler Murray era. It’s been a rocky start in the desert, as Kingsbury and Murray are both figuring out this whole NFL thing as they go. But the Cards and their ridiculously handsome head coach have shown flashes that they are starting to get the hang of it. Slowly, but surely.
The Falcons as a whole may be rather lousy, but Matt Ryan has shown this season that he is still a pretty darn good quarterback. Last week, Ryan might have been the lone bright spot for the Falcons, as he threw for 330 yards and three touchdowns in the lopsided loss against Houston. The seven interceptions this season are worrisome, but he still sits second in the league in touchdown passes (11) and third in yards (1,655) and completion percentage (70 percent). Not bad for a fella who is slinging the ball more than 44 times per game.
Sunday, Ryan will be looking across the line at a Cardinals defense that is filled with rookies in its secondary, with no Patrick Peterson, and ranks 29th in TD passes allowed (12) and 30th in QB rating allowed (116.1). Look for Ryan to keep up the pace and attempt more than 40 passes against the Cards’ young secondary, targeting Julio Jones over, and over, and over, and over…
Like any new couple, Kingsbury and Murray have been figuring out how they fit together. It’s been a process, but week-to-week growth from both Kingsbury and Murray has been evident. Last week, Kingsbury took the pressure off of Murray, as the Cardinals finally ran the ball more times than they threw it (38 runs, 32 passes). Not coincidentally, the Cards earned their first win as running backs David Johnson and Chase Edmonds combined for 159 yards and a touchdown on 25 carries. The ability to open up the ground game allowed Murray to create for himself, both through in the air and the ground. Murray threw for 253 yards and ran for another 93 and a touchdown. On the season, Murray has combined for more than 1,500 total yards through the first five games.
Murray faces an Atlanta defense that last week allowed Deshaun Watson to go off for 426 yards through the air, with five touchdown passes and a perfect passer rating (158.3). If the Cards can establish a running attack on Sunday, Murray could be in for another game of visible growth.
The Cardinals’ young secondary has yet to face a premier receiver this season — but that all changes on Sunday when Julio Jones comes to town. With star cornerback Patrick Peterson on the shelf for one more week as he serves his six-game PED suspension, and starter Robert Alford likely out, a trio of rookie DBs will be called upon to stop one of the best pass catchers the game has ever seen. Cornerback Byron Murphy Jr. and safeties Deionte Thompson and Jalen Thompson are going to get a first-hand education in the awesomeness that is Julio Jones.
Even when facing Peterson in the past, Jones has destroyed the Cardinals. In four career games against Arizona, Jones has 23 receptions for 339 yards and two touchdowns. With no Peterson in the lineup and a green secondary that has yet to intercept a pass, the Ryan-to-Jones connection could flourish. If veteran edge rushers Chandler Jones (4 sacks) and Terrell Suggs (3.5 sacks) can find a way to disrupt Ryan’s timing, that would go a long way in helping the Cardinals’ unproven secondary.
The Cardinals and the Falcons have produced very similar on-field products this season. The difference between them is that the Cardinals were supposed to be bad and the Falcons weren’t — which makes Sunday’s game all the more important for Atlanta. One more loss could very well spell the end of the Quinn era, which makes me believe the Falcons are playing for just a little bit more than the growth of a young team.
Watch San Francisco 49ers vs Los Angeles Rams live stream Free Online NFL Week 06 Sunday Night Football 13 October 2019
NFL San Francisco 49ers vs Los Angeles Rams live stream Free Online NFL Week 06 Sunday Football 13 October 2019, NFL online live with HD quality on PC, Laptop, iPhone, Ipad and Android over the Internet. It’s Will be kick of at LA Memorial Coliseum, Los Angeles, California, United States, Time 04:05 PM (ET) broadcast on NFL Network, CBS, Fox Sports, NBC, ESPN.
The Rams and 49ers meet for the first time this season in a big battle between NFC West rivals. LA swept San Francisco last year, beating the Niners 39-10 on the road and 48-32 at home. Jared Goff threw for six touchdowns with no interceptions combined in the two games. On the San Fran side, C.J. Beathard and Nick Mullens had five INTs and were sacked 10 times.
Los Angeles enters this one with a 3-2 record, having lost its last two contests. The defense has struggled mightily the last two weeks, giving up 55 points at home to Tampa Bay and 30 to the Seahawks on the road. Granted, the Rams should probably have beaten Seattle, but they missed a field goal late last Thursday night. Goff has been asked to throw a lot lately, and that’s probably not the best strategy with a back like Todd Gurley on the roster.
San Francisco is one of two undefeated teams checking in with a 4-0 record. The Niners have been leaning on running backs Matt Breida and Tevin Coleman on offense, and their stout defense has held each of their opponents to 20 points or fewer. Jimmy Garoppolo has been very efficient, and George Kittle continues to be very productive as well. The tight end finally found the end zone last Monday night against Cleveland.
There are a lot of little angles to this game. The 49ers enter the tilt having one less day to prepare after their easy 31-3 win on Monday night over Cleveland. This is their third road game of the season, although the trek from the Bay Area to Los Angeles isn’t that long, but it does a stretch of three of four away from San Francisco. The Rams, meanwhile, are coming off a 10-day break after their tough loss to the Seahawks on “Thursday Night Football” in Week 5. It’s the third home contest for the Rams, and their next game is on the road against Atlanta. One has to wonder if the difference in prep time will have an impact on this game.
The focus could be on the respective offensive lines in this one, as both pass rushes are pretty tough to contain. The Rams have had sacks from five different players, led by Clay Matthews’ six. Matthews is out with a broken jaw, so we’ll see how his absence affects the Rams’ defensive front. Aaron Donald is the player everyone focuses on, but he’s got only one sack and five tackles for a loss. San Francisco has a quick passing attack and has allowed just four sacks overall. That’s four fewer then the number of sacks the Rams have taken. San Fran has had sacks from eight different players, including three apiece from Nick Bosa and DeForest Buckner. A lot of the guys on the Niners defense aren’t exactly household names, but that doesn’t matter when your system is sound.
These two teams are very similar in that they can’t rely on the pass to win. Granted, the Rams have a lot more weapons, but it’s hard to trust Jared Goff to make the right decisions all the time. He’s thrown seven interceptions already this season.
Even so, the Rams have shown a serious lack of balance on offense. LA has thrown it 222 times to just 115 rushes. We probably don’t know the full story of Todd Gurley’s health, as he has just 64 carries on the season. He’s listed as doubtful for this one so it could be the Malcolm Brown and Darrell Henderson show. I like those two even though they aren’t Gurley. I’d still run it with them as much as I can.
San Francisco has skewed a lot more to the run, with 154 carries to just 114 pass attempts. The Niners have a better collection of backs and a system that works really well when they are in the lead. But San Francisco also is dealing with several key injuries along the offensive line. Left tackle Joe Staley has been out since breaking his leg in Week 1 and right tackle Mike McGlinchey will miss at least a month after suffering a knee injury in the win on Monday night. Pro Bowl fullback Kyle Juszczyk, a key piece to the team’s offense, also will miss extended time because of a knee injury. So will the 49ers ball carriers find the same success running behind a reshuffled line? Or will head coach Kyle Shanahan have to change things up a bit and rely more on Jimmy Garoppolo to make plays with his arm?
Is it fair to say we still haven’t seen the 49ers tested yet this season? They have wins over the Browns, Steelers, Bengals, and Buccaneers. San Francisco is putting up good numbers, but this will be the best defense that this team has faced, and the offense will be without several key pieces. The Rams are on a two-game losing streak and have had extra time to prepare for this game against a banged-up team on short rest. I think for one week, at least, we remember how good LA is, and the Rams win this one easily.
The Rams and 49ers meet for the first time this season in a big battle between NFC West rivals. LA swept San Francisco last year, beating the Niners 39-10 on the road and 48-32 at home. Jared Goff threw for six touchdowns with no interceptions combined in the two games. On the San Fran side, C.J. Beathard and Nick Mullens had five INTs and were sacked 10 times.
Los Angeles enters this one with a 3-2 record, having lost its last two contests. The defense has struggled mightily the last two weeks, giving up 55 points at home to Tampa Bay and 30 to the Seahawks on the road. Granted, the Rams should probably have beaten Seattle, but they missed a field goal late last Thursday night. Goff has been asked to throw a lot lately, and that’s probably not the best strategy with a back like Todd Gurley on the roster.
San Francisco is one of two undefeated teams checking in with a 4-0 record. The Niners have been leaning on running backs Matt Breida and Tevin Coleman on offense, and their stout defense has held each of their opponents to 20 points or fewer. Jimmy Garoppolo has been very efficient, and George Kittle continues to be very productive as well. The tight end finally found the end zone last Monday night against Cleveland.
There are a lot of little angles to this game. The 49ers enter the tilt having one less day to prepare after their easy 31-3 win on Monday night over Cleveland. This is their third road game of the season, although the trek from the Bay Area to Los Angeles isn’t that long, but it does a stretch of three of four away from San Francisco. The Rams, meanwhile, are coming off a 10-day break after their tough loss to the Seahawks on “Thursday Night Football” in Week 5. It’s the third home contest for the Rams, and their next game is on the road against Atlanta. One has to wonder if the difference in prep time will have an impact on this game.
The focus could be on the respective offensive lines in this one, as both pass rushes are pretty tough to contain. The Rams have had sacks from five different players, led by Clay Matthews’ six. Matthews is out with a broken jaw, so we’ll see how his absence affects the Rams’ defensive front. Aaron Donald is the player everyone focuses on, but he’s got only one sack and five tackles for a loss. San Francisco has a quick passing attack and has allowed just four sacks overall. That’s four fewer then the number of sacks the Rams have taken. San Fran has had sacks from eight different players, including three apiece from Nick Bosa and DeForest Buckner. A lot of the guys on the Niners defense aren’t exactly household names, but that doesn’t matter when your system is sound.
These two teams are very similar in that they can’t rely on the pass to win. Granted, the Rams have a lot more weapons, but it’s hard to trust Jared Goff to make the right decisions all the time. He’s thrown seven interceptions already this season.
Even so, the Rams have shown a serious lack of balance on offense. LA has thrown it 222 times to just 115 rushes. We probably don’t know the full story of Todd Gurley’s health, as he has just 64 carries on the season. He’s listed as doubtful for this one so it could be the Malcolm Brown and Darrell Henderson show. I like those two even though they aren’t Gurley. I’d still run it with them as much as I can.
San Francisco has skewed a lot more to the run, with 154 carries to just 114 pass attempts. The Niners have a better collection of backs and a system that works really well when they are in the lead. But San Francisco also is dealing with several key injuries along the offensive line. Left tackle Joe Staley has been out since breaking his leg in Week 1 and right tackle Mike McGlinchey will miss at least a month after suffering a knee injury in the win on Monday night. Pro Bowl fullback Kyle Juszczyk, a key piece to the team’s offense, also will miss extended time because of a knee injury. So will the 49ers ball carriers find the same success running behind a reshuffled line? Or will head coach Kyle Shanahan have to change things up a bit and rely more on Jimmy Garoppolo to make plays with his arm?
Is it fair to say we still haven’t seen the 49ers tested yet this season? They have wins over the Browns, Steelers, Bengals, and Buccaneers. San Francisco is putting up good numbers, but this will be the best defense that this team has faced, and the offense will be without several key pieces. The Rams are on a two-game losing streak and have had extra time to prepare for this game against a banged-up team on short rest. I think for one week, at least, we remember how good LA is, and the Rams win this one easily.
Free Cincinnati Bengals vs Baltimore Ravens live Free Online NFL Week 06 Sunday Night Football 13 October 2019
NFL Cincinnati Bengals vs Baltimore Ravens live stream Free Online NFL Week 06 Sunday Football 13 October 2019, NFL online live with HD quality on PC, Laptop, iPhone, Ipad and Android over the Internet. It’s Will be kick of at M&T Bank Stadium, Baltimore, Maryland, United States, Time 01:00 PM (ET) broadcast on NFL Network, CBS, Fox Sports, NBC, ESPN.
For months, this team sold the idea that, despite a coaching overhaul, this was a squad prepared to make an immediate playoff run in 2019. There were questions, but talent at the skill positions and a fresh approach from these coaches were supposed to reinvigorate everyone.
Here we are a month and a half without a regular-season win and long-term questions abound. “Who Dey?!” and “New Dey” have turned to blase and “Groundhog Day”.
Every fear that blossomed about the team’s 2019 viability has come to fruition at the kickoff of the Zac Taylor era. The offensive line and linebacker groups have been the team’s predictable Achilles Heel, while the amount and severity of injuries to important players have been downright laughable.
As if Taylor and his staff didn’t have enough of a hill to climb with those factors, inexperience has reared its ugly head. Taylor, defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo and offensive coordinator Brian Callahan had only previously topped out as interim coordinators in the NFL, but they’ve been learning on the fly through the first five weeks.
Taylor’s greenness was glaringly obvious last week, as he placed the team in precarious positions with his decisions. A questionable fourth-down attempt and play-call in Week 5 aside, Cincinnati’s red zone incompetency is reaching Scott Mitchell-esque levels.
Even through the injuries and coaching gaffes, Cincinnati is nine points away from being 3-2. As it so happens, that is the record of the AFC North-leading Ravens, who host these Bengals on Sunday.
Cincinnati is looking up to the other three teams from the cellar, but this division still appears to be wide open. Though the Bengals were stomped by Pittsburgh a couple of weeks ago, the Steelers are missing a number of offensive mainstays this year and it shows in the form of their 1-4 record.
Meanwhile, the Cleveland Browns were crowned Super Bowl champs before a preseason snap was even taken and are teetering on the brink of implosion. If Taylor’s inexperience has been noted, then Freddie Kitchens has been the captain of that ship.
And now, Cincinnati can be within two games of the division lead with 12 games remaining at 1-5. They seem to have A.J. Green returning soon, along with others, which could result in a late-season momentum swing. After all, Marvin Lewis had the Bengals knocking at door of a playoff berth in his inaugural season after starting 1-4, so..Yeah.
That can’t be how Cincinnati approaches this week, though. It’s about what’s right in front of them and finding something to build upon for the rest of 2019 and into next season.
Last year after Lamar Jackson took over at quarterback, Baltimore employed an offense that resembled what could be seen on Friday nights at the local prep academy. Even so, they gouged the Bengals’ defense in Week 11 to the tune of 267 rushing yards.
In 2019, the Ravens have upped their offensive game plan and confidence in Jackson, which has led to their top-dog position in the North. Jackson has developed as a passer, tossing 11 touchdowns against five interceptions.
Mark Ingram has been a solid offseason acquisition, as he’s averaged 5.0 yards per carry and six touchdowns on the ground to supplement the multi-dimensional talents of Jackson. Earl Thomas has also been a nice addition, as the team is 1-1 against their division rivals thus far.
Interestingly enough, the Ravens’ trademark defense hasn’t been the dominant unit in which the league has become accustomed. Baltimore is a pedestrian No. 21 overall in defense, including a No. 28 ranking against the pass and 10th against the run.
On the other side of the fence, most of the Bengals’ star players who have killed the Ravens over the years are out this week. Cordy Glenn, A.J. Green and Carlos Dunlap are all out this week, contributing to the continuous woes on both sides of the ball in 2019.
Because of these absences and others, Andy Dalton has had an up-and-down year. In true Dalton-ian fashion, we’ve seen No. 14 reach a career-high in single game passing yards (418 in Week 1 versus the Seahawks), as well as a career-low in first half passing yards against the Cardinals last Sunday (22).
Some are calling for Ryan Finley to get looks, as the season seems to be lost, but this is a year where the Bengals are evaluating Dalton’s long-term viability in Taylor’s system. A strong performance against the Ravens, including a win, could go a long way in silencing the critics.
Even so, Cincinnati will need to find offensive balance. The Bengals have the 31st-ranked rushing attack this year, which is a bit surprising, given Joe Mixon being the AFC leader in rushing yards last year.
But, the Bengals found creases last week, as Mixon had his most rushing yards (93) since Week 17 of last year. He’ll need to have some semblance of success this Sunday, if Cincinnati is to have a snowball’s chance in you-know-where.
There really isn’t one facet that points to the Bengals this week, hence their being 12-point underdogs. It’s so grim in Cincinnati that they’re down to their fourth and fifth options at left tackle (Alex Redmond and John Jerry—both guards throughout their respective NFL careers) and even the kicking game disparity shows a massive talent chasm between the two teams this year.
Coming into this week, Cincinnati is 2-14 over their last 16 contests. So, unfortunately, there appear to be two groups of unhappy folks this week: those who associate with the Bengals and those who put money on the Ravens to cover the spread.
For months, this team sold the idea that, despite a coaching overhaul, this was a squad prepared to make an immediate playoff run in 2019. There were questions, but talent at the skill positions and a fresh approach from these coaches were supposed to reinvigorate everyone.
Here we are a month and a half without a regular-season win and long-term questions abound. “Who Dey?!” and “New Dey” have turned to blase and “Groundhog Day”.
Every fear that blossomed about the team’s 2019 viability has come to fruition at the kickoff of the Zac Taylor era. The offensive line and linebacker groups have been the team’s predictable Achilles Heel, while the amount and severity of injuries to important players have been downright laughable.
As if Taylor and his staff didn’t have enough of a hill to climb with those factors, inexperience has reared its ugly head. Taylor, defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo and offensive coordinator Brian Callahan had only previously topped out as interim coordinators in the NFL, but they’ve been learning on the fly through the first five weeks.
Taylor’s greenness was glaringly obvious last week, as he placed the team in precarious positions with his decisions. A questionable fourth-down attempt and play-call in Week 5 aside, Cincinnati’s red zone incompetency is reaching Scott Mitchell-esque levels.
Even through the injuries and coaching gaffes, Cincinnati is nine points away from being 3-2. As it so happens, that is the record of the AFC North-leading Ravens, who host these Bengals on Sunday.
Cincinnati is looking up to the other three teams from the cellar, but this division still appears to be wide open. Though the Bengals were stomped by Pittsburgh a couple of weeks ago, the Steelers are missing a number of offensive mainstays this year and it shows in the form of their 1-4 record.
Meanwhile, the Cleveland Browns were crowned Super Bowl champs before a preseason snap was even taken and are teetering on the brink of implosion. If Taylor’s inexperience has been noted, then Freddie Kitchens has been the captain of that ship.
And now, Cincinnati can be within two games of the division lead with 12 games remaining at 1-5. They seem to have A.J. Green returning soon, along with others, which could result in a late-season momentum swing. After all, Marvin Lewis had the Bengals knocking at door of a playoff berth in his inaugural season after starting 1-4, so..Yeah.
That can’t be how Cincinnati approaches this week, though. It’s about what’s right in front of them and finding something to build upon for the rest of 2019 and into next season.
Last year after Lamar Jackson took over at quarterback, Baltimore employed an offense that resembled what could be seen on Friday nights at the local prep academy. Even so, they gouged the Bengals’ defense in Week 11 to the tune of 267 rushing yards.
In 2019, the Ravens have upped their offensive game plan and confidence in Jackson, which has led to their top-dog position in the North. Jackson has developed as a passer, tossing 11 touchdowns against five interceptions.
Mark Ingram has been a solid offseason acquisition, as he’s averaged 5.0 yards per carry and six touchdowns on the ground to supplement the multi-dimensional talents of Jackson. Earl Thomas has also been a nice addition, as the team is 1-1 against their division rivals thus far.
Interestingly enough, the Ravens’ trademark defense hasn’t been the dominant unit in which the league has become accustomed. Baltimore is a pedestrian No. 21 overall in defense, including a No. 28 ranking against the pass and 10th against the run.
On the other side of the fence, most of the Bengals’ star players who have killed the Ravens over the years are out this week. Cordy Glenn, A.J. Green and Carlos Dunlap are all out this week, contributing to the continuous woes on both sides of the ball in 2019.
Because of these absences and others, Andy Dalton has had an up-and-down year. In true Dalton-ian fashion, we’ve seen No. 14 reach a career-high in single game passing yards (418 in Week 1 versus the Seahawks), as well as a career-low in first half passing yards against the Cardinals last Sunday (22).
Some are calling for Ryan Finley to get looks, as the season seems to be lost, but this is a year where the Bengals are evaluating Dalton’s long-term viability in Taylor’s system. A strong performance against the Ravens, including a win, could go a long way in silencing the critics.
Even so, Cincinnati will need to find offensive balance. The Bengals have the 31st-ranked rushing attack this year, which is a bit surprising, given Joe Mixon being the AFC leader in rushing yards last year.
But, the Bengals found creases last week, as Mixon had his most rushing yards (93) since Week 17 of last year. He’ll need to have some semblance of success this Sunday, if Cincinnati is to have a snowball’s chance in you-know-where.
There really isn’t one facet that points to the Bengals this week, hence their being 12-point underdogs. It’s so grim in Cincinnati that they’re down to their fourth and fifth options at left tackle (Alex Redmond and John Jerry—both guards throughout their respective NFL careers) and even the kicking game disparity shows a massive talent chasm between the two teams this year.
Coming into this week, Cincinnati is 2-14 over their last 16 contests. So, unfortunately, there appear to be two groups of unhappy folks this week: those who associate with the Bengals and those who put money on the Ravens to cover the spread.
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FirstEnergy Stadium in Cleveland will be the site of a fun NFL interconference showdown between the Seattle Seahawks and the Cleveland Browns. This game is an ideal made-for-television drama, as both teams have a mix of star power and polarizing figures and are two teams whose seasons are trending in opposite directions.
Seattle (4-1) is coming off an emotional 30-29 win over the Los Angeles Rams last Thursday night at CenturyLink Field. Russell Wilson further cemented his MVP candidacy with another electrifying performance against the Rams. Wilson completed 17-of-23 passes for 268 yards and four touchdowns, including a signature highlight-reel throw to Tyler Lockett late in the first quarter. The Seahawks defense bent but didn’t break, which has been the theme of the early portion of the 2019 season. They also did a nice job of limiting the Rams running game to 82 yards on 18 carries and survived Jared Goff’s 395-yard passing effort.
Meanwhile, the Browns (2-3) were absolutely throttled by San Francisco on Monday night by a score of 31-3 thanks in large part to four turnovers, which will kill any team on the road regardless of talent level. Baker Mayfield struggled against the 49ers’ relentless defensive front, completing only 8-of-22 passes for 100 yards with two interceptions. The Browns are HBO’s “Hard Knocks” on steroids — you don’t know from week to week what version of this team is going to show up.
The Seahawks will attempt to keep the Browns’ Myles Garrett-led pass rush at bay. One of the best ways to do that will be to establish the running game right away. Against the Rams, Chris Carson rushed for 118 yards on 27 carries and caught the eventual game-winning touchdown. It will be up to the Seattle offensive line to impose its will on Cleveland’s defensive front right away. If Seattle can get that done, it will set up Wilson nicely to go to work with the play-action pass, which will also slow down the pass rush.
As for the Browns, they need to stay committed to running the football to take pressure off of the offensive line. Cleveland was at its best offensively back in Week 4 when it went to Baltimore and beat the Ravens 40-25. That day, Nick Chubb rushed for 165 yards on 20 carries and three touchdowns. That level of execution running the ball set Mayfield up nicely in the passing game, as he threw for 342 yards against a good Baltimore defense. Head coach Freddie Kitchens and offensive coordinator Todd Monken will be under the microscope this week as the Seahawks defensive staff will probably dare them to run the football instead of trusting Mayfield to win the game himself.
Wilson has huge advantages over Mayfield in terms of statistics, experience, and maturity in simply handling the job of a franchise quarterback in the NFL. This season, Wilson has thrown for 1,409 yards and 12 touchdowns with zero interceptions, and he is completing 73.1 percent of his passes. Mayfield is completing only 55.9 percent of his passes and has thrown for 1,247 yards with four touchdowns and eight interceptions, resulting in a passer rating of 68.5. Both guys are undersized quarterbacks with chips on their shoulders, but Wilson typically carries himself in a first-class manner, while Mayfield seems to get entangled in verbal battles with people like Rex Ryan, Colin Cowherd, and others, allowing off-the-field issues to become distractions. Wilson just continues to get better in all phases of his game and makes the players around him better, which is what elite quarterbacks do.
On paper, the Browns have a formidable offense with Odell Beckham Jr., Jarvis Landry, Nick Chubb, and Baker Mayfield. However, when you trade your best offensive lineman (Kevin Zeitler) like general manager John Dorsey did to get Beckham, it’s a recipe for potential chemistry issues. Like Mayfield, Beckham has allowed off-the-field issues — such as getting fined for wearing $190,000 watches on the field — to become distractions. In addition, Beckham has not amassed his typical numbers, leading to frustration for him and for his coach, who has allowed the nonstop barrage of questions about Beckham to get to him.
FirstEnergy Stadium in Cleveland will be the site of a fun NFL interconference showdown between the Seattle Seahawks and the Cleveland Browns. This game is an ideal made-for-television drama, as both teams have a mix of star power and polarizing figures and are two teams whose seasons are trending in opposite directions.
Seattle (4-1) is coming off an emotional 30-29 win over the Los Angeles Rams last Thursday night at CenturyLink Field. Russell Wilson further cemented his MVP candidacy with another electrifying performance against the Rams. Wilson completed 17-of-23 passes for 268 yards and four touchdowns, including a signature highlight-reel throw to Tyler Lockett late in the first quarter. The Seahawks defense bent but didn’t break, which has been the theme of the early portion of the 2019 season. They also did a nice job of limiting the Rams running game to 82 yards on 18 carries and survived Jared Goff’s 395-yard passing effort.
Meanwhile, the Browns (2-3) were absolutely throttled by San Francisco on Monday night by a score of 31-3 thanks in large part to four turnovers, which will kill any team on the road regardless of talent level. Baker Mayfield struggled against the 49ers’ relentless defensive front, completing only 8-of-22 passes for 100 yards with two interceptions. The Browns are HBO’s “Hard Knocks” on steroids — you don’t know from week to week what version of this team is going to show up.
The Seahawks will attempt to keep the Browns’ Myles Garrett-led pass rush at bay. One of the best ways to do that will be to establish the running game right away. Against the Rams, Chris Carson rushed for 118 yards on 27 carries and caught the eventual game-winning touchdown. It will be up to the Seattle offensive line to impose its will on Cleveland’s defensive front right away. If Seattle can get that done, it will set up Wilson nicely to go to work with the play-action pass, which will also slow down the pass rush.
As for the Browns, they need to stay committed to running the football to take pressure off of the offensive line. Cleveland was at its best offensively back in Week 4 when it went to Baltimore and beat the Ravens 40-25. That day, Nick Chubb rushed for 165 yards on 20 carries and three touchdowns. That level of execution running the ball set Mayfield up nicely in the passing game, as he threw for 342 yards against a good Baltimore defense. Head coach Freddie Kitchens and offensive coordinator Todd Monken will be under the microscope this week as the Seahawks defensive staff will probably dare them to run the football instead of trusting Mayfield to win the game himself.
Wilson has huge advantages over Mayfield in terms of statistics, experience, and maturity in simply handling the job of a franchise quarterback in the NFL. This season, Wilson has thrown for 1,409 yards and 12 touchdowns with zero interceptions, and he is completing 73.1 percent of his passes. Mayfield is completing only 55.9 percent of his passes and has thrown for 1,247 yards with four touchdowns and eight interceptions, resulting in a passer rating of 68.5. Both guys are undersized quarterbacks with chips on their shoulders, but Wilson typically carries himself in a first-class manner, while Mayfield seems to get entangled in verbal battles with people like Rex Ryan, Colin Cowherd, and others, allowing off-the-field issues to become distractions. Wilson just continues to get better in all phases of his game and makes the players around him better, which is what elite quarterbacks do.
On paper, the Browns have a formidable offense with Odell Beckham Jr., Jarvis Landry, Nick Chubb, and Baker Mayfield. However, when you trade your best offensive lineman (Kevin Zeitler) like general manager John Dorsey did to get Beckham, it’s a recipe for potential chemistry issues. Like Mayfield, Beckham has allowed off-the-field issues — such as getting fined for wearing $190,000 watches on the field — to become distractions. In addition, Beckham has not amassed his typical numbers, leading to frustration for him and for his coach, who has allowed the nonstop barrage of questions about Beckham to get to him.
Free New Orleans Saints vs Jacksonville Jaguars live Free Online NFL Week 06 Sunday Night Football 13 October 2019
NFL New Orleans Saints vs Jacksonville Jaguars live stream Free Online NFL Week 06 Sunday Football 13 October 2019, NFL online live with HD quality on PC, Laptop, iPhone, Ipad and Android over the Internet. It’s Will be kick of at TIAA Bank Field, Jacksonville, Florida, United States, Time 01:00 PM (ET) broadcast on NFL Network, CBS, Fox Sports, NBC, ESPN.
New Orleans puts its three-game winning streak to the test when the Saints visit Jacksonville to take on the Jaguars on Sunday. Teddy Bridgewater improved to 3-0 in relief of an injured Drew Brees with last week’s win at home over Tampa Bay as he broke out with 314 passing yards and four touchdowns in the 31-24 victory. New Orleans (4-1) is tied for the second-best record in the NFC and is a game up on Carolina in the NFC South.
Speaking of the Panthers, last week Jacksonville (2-3) fell behind early to them at home as Christian McCaffrey ran wild on the Jaguars’ defense. Jacksonville never quit, however, and pulled to within one with less than six minutes left in the game, but the offense wasn’t able to come up with the big play late as Carolina held on for a 34-27 win. Jags rookie wide receiver D.J. Chark Jr. was outstanding in the loss, finishing with 164 yards and two touchdowns on eight receptions.
The Saints lead the all-time series, 4-2. For games played in Jacksonville, the Jaguars hold an advantage of 2-1. The Saints have won the three most recent meetings.
Fournette has served as the key component in the Jaguars’ running attack. His 95 rushing attempts are more than three times the combined total of the rest of his teammates. He has rushed for 512 yards, more than twice as much as all the other Jaguars combined. He has scored the only touchdown on the ground so far this season. His average of 102.4 rushing yards per game ranks as third highest in the league. His average per carry, 5.4 yards, is the ninth-best in the NFL.
The Saints’ rushing defense has improved over the course of the season. They allowed 180 yards on the ground in the season opener but reduced that amount to 115 and then to 108 in the second and third games, respectively. New Orleans has held its last two opponents to 45 and 94 yards. They rank 16th in rushing defense but are tied for most rushing touchdowns allowed (seven).
Alvin Kamara has contributed to the Saints offense in multiple ways. Against Tampa Bay, he rushed for 62 yards on 16 carries, caught six passes for 42 yards and completed a pass to Josh Hill for 13 yards. He leads the team in average rushing attempts (15) and yards per game (68.4) and is second on the team in receptions per game (5.2) and receiving yards per game (48.2).
Taysom Hill is a Swiss Army knife for New Orleans. Against the Buccaneers, he connected on his only passing attempt for 18 yards to Michael Thomas. He also ran the ball twice for 14 yards. For the season, he has run the ball seven times for 43 yards in addition to catching four passes for 30 yards and a touchdown.
Other Saints diversified their contributions vs. the Buccaneers. Ted Ginn Jr. caught two passes for 35 yards and a touchdown and ran the ball once for a yard. Latavius Murray rushed seven times for 28 yards and hauled in both passes thrown his direction for six yards.
Chark leads the Jaguars in receptions (27), touchdowns scored (five) and average receiving yards per game (97). His 485 receiving yards are almost twice as many as the second-highest total on the team (Chris Conley’s 243). He is tied with Dede Westbrook for most targets on the team at 37 apiece. In other words, Chark is enjoying a very impressive start to his first season in the NFL.
The Saints’ defensive backs have been viewed as the weakest segment on that side of the ball. New Orleans has allowed an average of 255 passing yards per game, 19th in the league. The defense has recorded just two interceptions, which is tied for the third fewest. Their 15 passes defended rank near the bottom as well. The pass rush has done its part, registering 16 sacks (tied for fifth) in five games.
However, the Saints showed improvement last week, allowing a net total of 158 yards through the air after deducting the yardage lost due to sacks. More impressively, they prevented Mike Evans from catching a pass for the first time in his six seasons in the NFL. Are they capable of repeating such a performance against Chark and Jacksonville’s other pass catchers?
So far, the Saints have exceeded the expectations of the most wildly optimistic of their fans. Drew Brees was diagnosed as needing at least six weeks to recover from his thumb injury. Realistically, the fans hoped to split the six games during his absence. After three straight wins, the Saints have already achieved that goal at the minimum. They won have two games against opponents who made the playoffs last season during that span.
Despite the loss at Carolina, the Jaguars remain firmly in the race for the AFC South title. They trail the Colts and Texans by only one game for first place. They need this game to remain on the heels of their division rivals.
New Orleans puts its three-game winning streak to the test when the Saints visit Jacksonville to take on the Jaguars on Sunday. Teddy Bridgewater improved to 3-0 in relief of an injured Drew Brees with last week’s win at home over Tampa Bay as he broke out with 314 passing yards and four touchdowns in the 31-24 victory. New Orleans (4-1) is tied for the second-best record in the NFC and is a game up on Carolina in the NFC South.
Speaking of the Panthers, last week Jacksonville (2-3) fell behind early to them at home as Christian McCaffrey ran wild on the Jaguars’ defense. Jacksonville never quit, however, and pulled to within one with less than six minutes left in the game, but the offense wasn’t able to come up with the big play late as Carolina held on for a 34-27 win. Jags rookie wide receiver D.J. Chark Jr. was outstanding in the loss, finishing with 164 yards and two touchdowns on eight receptions.
The Saints lead the all-time series, 4-2. For games played in Jacksonville, the Jaguars hold an advantage of 2-1. The Saints have won the three most recent meetings.
Fournette has served as the key component in the Jaguars’ running attack. His 95 rushing attempts are more than three times the combined total of the rest of his teammates. He has rushed for 512 yards, more than twice as much as all the other Jaguars combined. He has scored the only touchdown on the ground so far this season. His average of 102.4 rushing yards per game ranks as third highest in the league. His average per carry, 5.4 yards, is the ninth-best in the NFL.
The Saints’ rushing defense has improved over the course of the season. They allowed 180 yards on the ground in the season opener but reduced that amount to 115 and then to 108 in the second and third games, respectively. New Orleans has held its last two opponents to 45 and 94 yards. They rank 16th in rushing defense but are tied for most rushing touchdowns allowed (seven).
Alvin Kamara has contributed to the Saints offense in multiple ways. Against Tampa Bay, he rushed for 62 yards on 16 carries, caught six passes for 42 yards and completed a pass to Josh Hill for 13 yards. He leads the team in average rushing attempts (15) and yards per game (68.4) and is second on the team in receptions per game (5.2) and receiving yards per game (48.2).
Taysom Hill is a Swiss Army knife for New Orleans. Against the Buccaneers, he connected on his only passing attempt for 18 yards to Michael Thomas. He also ran the ball twice for 14 yards. For the season, he has run the ball seven times for 43 yards in addition to catching four passes for 30 yards and a touchdown.
Other Saints diversified their contributions vs. the Buccaneers. Ted Ginn Jr. caught two passes for 35 yards and a touchdown and ran the ball once for a yard. Latavius Murray rushed seven times for 28 yards and hauled in both passes thrown his direction for six yards.
Chark leads the Jaguars in receptions (27), touchdowns scored (five) and average receiving yards per game (97). His 485 receiving yards are almost twice as many as the second-highest total on the team (Chris Conley’s 243). He is tied with Dede Westbrook for most targets on the team at 37 apiece. In other words, Chark is enjoying a very impressive start to his first season in the NFL.
The Saints’ defensive backs have been viewed as the weakest segment on that side of the ball. New Orleans has allowed an average of 255 passing yards per game, 19th in the league. The defense has recorded just two interceptions, which is tied for the third fewest. Their 15 passes defended rank near the bottom as well. The pass rush has done its part, registering 16 sacks (tied for fifth) in five games.
However, the Saints showed improvement last week, allowing a net total of 158 yards through the air after deducting the yardage lost due to sacks. More impressively, they prevented Mike Evans from catching a pass for the first time in his six seasons in the NFL. Are they capable of repeating such a performance against Chark and Jacksonville’s other pass catchers?
So far, the Saints have exceeded the expectations of the most wildly optimistic of their fans. Drew Brees was diagnosed as needing at least six weeks to recover from his thumb injury. Realistically, the fans hoped to split the six games during his absence. After three straight wins, the Saints have already achieved that goal at the minimum. They won have two games against opponents who made the playoffs last season during that span.
Despite the loss at Carolina, the Jaguars remain firmly in the race for the AFC South title. They trail the Colts and Texans by only one game for first place. They need this game to remain on the heels of their division rivals.
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An exciting AFC matchup here as Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs host Deshaun Watson and the Houston Texans. Both teams have high hopes for 2019, and the last time these teams got together it was a thrilling shootout. Kansas City won that game 42-34, in one of Watson’s first starts. This will be the first meeting between the two members of the 2017 draft class, as Alex Smith was still starting for the Chiefs in that game. Oddsmakers opened the Chiefs as a 5.5 point favorite.
The Texans are battling for position in a wide-open AFC South right now. They’re coming off a big 53-32 win over the Falcons on Sunday, which helped them improve to 3-2. They’ll have a much more difficult time here on the road against an elite Kansas City team. Watson is obviously capable of putting up huge numbers, but Houston’s erratic offensive line will need to keep him upright here.
The Chiefs are coming off one of their toughest losses of the Mahomes era. Kansas City suffered their first defeat of the season on Sunday, losing at home to the Colts on Sunday Night Football in an ugly game. Even as huge favorites, they only mustered 13 points. It’ll be very interesting to see how the now 4-1 Chiefs bounce back from that one.
The Texans have been inconsistent in 2019, and they’ll be looking to pick up their biggest win of the season on the road in Kansas City. The Texans are coming off a massive 53-32 win over the Falcons, which was impressive. But while it’s easy to get excited any time a team drops 50+ points, I think we need to add some context to the situation.
The Texans picked apart a Falcons defense that is a complete mess right now, and it’s a unit that is very close to getting Dan Quinn fired in Atlanta. I’m not sure we should draw anything away from that game, and the Texans looked terrible the week before. In Week 5, they lost to backup Panthers quarterback Kyle Allen, and only scored ten points at home. Deshaun Watson threw for only 160 yards in that game and averaged an abysmal 4.8 yards per attempt. I’m also not a huge fan of this coaching staff, and Bill O’Brien and Romeo Crennel continuously make poor decisions in big moments.
Watson still holds the ball too long at times, and he took six sacks against Carolina. He had a huge game against the Falcons, but I wouldn’t automatically bank on him having a similar performance here against a Chiefs secondary that isn’t nearly as bad as people think it is. Houston’s own secondary has proven to be a liability, and even in their win over the Falcons, they gave up 32 points. They’ll now be going on the road after two straight home games and getting their toughest test of the season in Patrick Mahomes.
The Chiefs are coming off their worst performance in quite some time. Kansas City picked up their first loss of the 2019 campaign this past week, falling 19-10 at home to the Colts as double-digit favorites. It was an embarrassing loss for them on Sunday Night Football, and they’ll have another big game here as they look to bounce back. The Chiefs are pretty banged up right now, and you’re going to need to monitor their injury report. Left tackle Eric Fisher is still sidelined, and left guard Andrew Wylie left the loss to the Colts with an ankle injury. If Wylie doesn’t play, the Chiefs will be without the left side of their offensive line. Patrick Mahomes also picked up an ankle injury, and while he’ll play here, his mobility could be limited.
The status of receivers Sammy Watkins and Tyreek Hill also bears watching, and the Chiefs could be very shorthanded for this one. While the offense generates most of the discussion for this team, I’ve actually been pretty impressed by the defense. The defense was a disaster last year, and it’s the reason they didn’t make the Super Bowl. They completely overhauled the unit this offseason, bringing in new additions like pass-rusher Frank Clark and safety Tyrann Mathieu. The two acquisitions are both paying off, and they’ve led to a revitalized Chiefs pass defense. They’re 11th in the league in both completion percentage allowed and yards per attempt allowed, which is all this team needs considering they have Mahomes under center
An exciting AFC matchup here as Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs host Deshaun Watson and the Houston Texans. Both teams have high hopes for 2019, and the last time these teams got together it was a thrilling shootout. Kansas City won that game 42-34, in one of Watson’s first starts. This will be the first meeting between the two members of the 2017 draft class, as Alex Smith was still starting for the Chiefs in that game. Oddsmakers opened the Chiefs as a 5.5 point favorite.
The Texans are battling for position in a wide-open AFC South right now. They’re coming off a big 53-32 win over the Falcons on Sunday, which helped them improve to 3-2. They’ll have a much more difficult time here on the road against an elite Kansas City team. Watson is obviously capable of putting up huge numbers, but Houston’s erratic offensive line will need to keep him upright here.
The Chiefs are coming off one of their toughest losses of the Mahomes era. Kansas City suffered their first defeat of the season on Sunday, losing at home to the Colts on Sunday Night Football in an ugly game. Even as huge favorites, they only mustered 13 points. It’ll be very interesting to see how the now 4-1 Chiefs bounce back from that one.
The Texans have been inconsistent in 2019, and they’ll be looking to pick up their biggest win of the season on the road in Kansas City. The Texans are coming off a massive 53-32 win over the Falcons, which was impressive. But while it’s easy to get excited any time a team drops 50+ points, I think we need to add some context to the situation.
The Texans picked apart a Falcons defense that is a complete mess right now, and it’s a unit that is very close to getting Dan Quinn fired in Atlanta. I’m not sure we should draw anything away from that game, and the Texans looked terrible the week before. In Week 5, they lost to backup Panthers quarterback Kyle Allen, and only scored ten points at home. Deshaun Watson threw for only 160 yards in that game and averaged an abysmal 4.8 yards per attempt. I’m also not a huge fan of this coaching staff, and Bill O’Brien and Romeo Crennel continuously make poor decisions in big moments.
Watson still holds the ball too long at times, and he took six sacks against Carolina. He had a huge game against the Falcons, but I wouldn’t automatically bank on him having a similar performance here against a Chiefs secondary that isn’t nearly as bad as people think it is. Houston’s own secondary has proven to be a liability, and even in their win over the Falcons, they gave up 32 points. They’ll now be going on the road after two straight home games and getting their toughest test of the season in Patrick Mahomes.
The Chiefs are coming off their worst performance in quite some time. Kansas City picked up their first loss of the 2019 campaign this past week, falling 19-10 at home to the Colts as double-digit favorites. It was an embarrassing loss for them on Sunday Night Football, and they’ll have another big game here as they look to bounce back. The Chiefs are pretty banged up right now, and you’re going to need to monitor their injury report. Left tackle Eric Fisher is still sidelined, and left guard Andrew Wylie left the loss to the Colts with an ankle injury. If Wylie doesn’t play, the Chiefs will be without the left side of their offensive line. Patrick Mahomes also picked up an ankle injury, and while he’ll play here, his mobility could be limited.
The status of receivers Sammy Watkins and Tyreek Hill also bears watching, and the Chiefs could be very shorthanded for this one. While the offense generates most of the discussion for this team, I’ve actually been pretty impressed by the defense. The defense was a disaster last year, and it’s the reason they didn’t make the Super Bowl. They completely overhauled the unit this offseason, bringing in new additions like pass-rusher Frank Clark and safety Tyrann Mathieu. The two acquisitions are both paying off, and they’ve led to a revitalized Chiefs pass defense. They’re 11th in the league in both completion percentage allowed and yards per attempt allowed, which is all this team needs considering they have Mahomes under center
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