He’s good, I think, is what I’m trying to hint at here. Oh and Elliott’s already over 1,000 yards rushing for the season. His 114 rushing yards and two rushing touchdowns look good in any context.

It’s safe to say that Elliott wasn’t one of them this week. Sometimes there are players that help fantasy teams more than their real club (and vice versa). Fantasy Player of the WeekĮzekiel Elliott. The Rams offense was limited to three field goals on Sunday, but it turned out to be just enough to beat the hapless New York Jets, 9-6. That’s the record of the Los Angeles Rams when they fail to score a touchdown in a game. #OnlyInTheNFL - NFL UK NovemStat of the WeekĢ-1. Video(s) of the weekīen Roethlisberger gave the Pittsburgh Steelers the lead thanks to this fake-spike that led to a touchdown pass to Antonio Brown, giving them a 30-29 lead over over the Dallas Cowboys.Įxhilarating wins it for the 🏈 game #DALvsPIT. Unfortunately it didn’t matter, as the Arizona Cardinals ended up winning in overtime, 23-20. On Sunday he had his best game in over a year as he led the San Francisco 49ers to a spirited comeback attempt capped off by a late game-tying touchdown. If this last week has rattled Kaepernick at all, it’s not showing up in his on-fie d performance. Even some of his defenders believe that this decision undermines his newfound activism. The system still remains intact that oppresses people of color.” – Colin Kaepernick on why he did not vote in this year’s electionĪfter sparking controversy with one group for his national anthem protests, Colin Kaepernick has now disappointed a new group of people by revealing didn’t vote in this year’s election. “To me, it didn’t really matter who went in there. So, Patriots-Seahawks more than lived up to expectations on the field, but will it help improve the NFL’s (relatively) stagnant ratings? If it doesn’t, it’s worth asking what exactly would. The Seahawks won 31-24 while dishing out at least a small amount of revenge. Instead of Butler picking off a ball in the end zone, this game ended with Brady flinging a failed fourth down pass attempt to Gronkowski and New England waiting for a pass interference call that never came. The Seahawks’ stand had a slightly less dramatic finish than the Patriots’. At one point of accidental symbolism, the ball slid out of Brady’s hands. The Patriots were able to get inside the two yard line but could not punch the ball in. This time around it was the Seahawks, not the Patriots, making a goal-line stand at the end. When Seattle failed in their attempt, the Patriots had more than enough time on the clock to march down the field with the hope of scoring a game-tying touchdown.Īnd the Patriots came very, very close to doing so. After going up 31-24 on a Doug Baldwin touchdown, the Seahawks aimed to make it a two-score game by trying for a two point conversion. There were spectacular catches, questionable coaching decisions and a few flat-out screw-ups, including a rare Brady interception.Īnd once again it came down to the final play of the game. It was, however, exactly the kind of game that the NFL hoped it would be: a suspense-filled, competitive contest that featured seven lead changes. Sunday’s game won’t be remembered as among the greatest of all time, nor even of the day – that distinction likely belongs to the Dallas Cowboys’ utterly bananas win over the Pittsburgh Steelers earlier in the afternoon (see below).

The image of Malcolm Butler’s game-clinching end zone interception is still fresh in everybody’s minds. The last time we saw the Patriots play the Seahawks they gave us one of the best Super Bowls of all time.

This particular matchup had an additional level of difficulty. Our expectations are nearly always too high and sports are inherently volatile and unpredictable. Here’s the thing about heavily hyped games, the ones that look like they should be instant classics: they nearly always disappoint.

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