The Dolphins have lost their last three games by a total of 10 points, showing they don't know how to close games. Their offense looks somewhat back, but they lack the ability to finish strong, often scoring to tie the game only to falter in the final moments.
Tyler Bass had been inconsistent, missing an extra point earlier in the game. However, McDermott trusted him with a 61-yard field goal attempt, which if missed, would have given the Dolphins a short field to potentially win the game. McDermott's decision was risky but ultimately paid off as Bass made the kick.
The Ravens have a potent offense led by Lamar Jackson, who throws with great touch and accuracy, and Derrick Henry, who is on pace for a 2,000-yard rushing season. Their defense, while allowing big chunk plays, has been effective in high-pressure situations, making them a formidable team.
The Commanders executed their game plan effectively, with Jaden Rashad playing a careful and mistake-free game. The team had only three turnovers this season, the fewest by any team in the first nine games since 1933, indicating strong ball security and game management.
The Bears have a poor head coach in Matt Eberflus, who is 0-18 on the road on Sundays. The team appears to have quit on him, showing no energy or life in their performance. Their offensive line was dominated, allowing three sacks in three consecutive plays, and the defense was gashed, leading to a demoralizing loss.
The Lions have a well-coached offense under Ben Johnson and Dan Campbell, who plan their plays meticulously. They executed well against the Packers, with Jared Goff playing confidently in bad weather and key players like Amon-Ra St. Brown and Jameson Williams making impactful plays. The Packers, on the other hand, struggled with turnovers and poor execution.
The Eagles made questionable coaching decisions, including going for two-point conversions and a field goal attempt that made no sense in the context of the game. Their in-game decision-making was suboptimal, and they nearly paid the price for it. However, their defense made key plays when needed, and Jalen Hurts played well, helping them secure the win.
A fan was harassing Jason Kelce, calling his brother a derogatory term for dating Taylor Swift and filming the interaction. Kelce, feeling disrespected, grabbed the phone and smashed it, showing his frustration with the fan's disrespectful behavior.
Joel Embiid was upset with a reporter, Marcus Hayes, who wrote an article criticizing Embiid for not playing enough and bringing up his family tragedy in a dismissive manner. Embiid felt the article was disrespectful and out of line, leading to his reaction in the locker room.
NFL Week 9 and we start with fastest 2 minutes. We then recap every game from Sunday (00:00:00-00:08:51)
Bills 30, Dolphins 27 (00:08:51-00:21:41)
Falcons 27, Cowboys 21 (00:21:41-00:33:29)
Ravens 41, Broncos 10 (00:33:29-00:38:10)
Commanders 27, Giants 22 (00:38:10-00:49:24)
Chargers 27, Browns 10 (00:49:24-01:00:33)
Bengals 41, Raiders 24 (01:00:33-01:05:44)
Panthers 23, Saints 22 (01:05:44-01:15:53)
Titans 20, Patriots 17 (01:15:53-01:23:46)
Cardinals, 29, Bears 9 (01:23:46-01:42:06)
Lions 24, Packers 14 (01:42:06-01:50:24)
Eagles 28, Jaguars 23 (01:50:24-02:02:03)
Rams 26, Seahawks 20 (02:02:03-02:07:50)
Vikings 21, Colts 13 (02:07:50-02:09:50)
We finish with who's back of the week including Embiid and Kelce and Justice for Peanut the squirrel. (02:09:50-02:31:50).
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