We have zoomed through a month and a half of football. Teams like the Vikings and Commanders have pleasantly surprised their fanbases, while teams like the Jets and Jaguars have had a head-scratching start to their respective years.
We have started to get a clearer picture of where each National Football League team’s season is going after the first five weeks of the season. Some squads have become pleasant surprises, whereas others have had unexpected declines. Can these next four teams rebound from a rough start, or should alarm bells echo all throughout their fanbase?
At last, we have reached the big game — the game that every kid dreams of playing in.
This is where legends are made, where stars seize their opportunities and where intensity reaches unmatched levels: the Super Bowl.
The Denver Broncos and Baltimore Ravens both struggled with players being sidelined due to COVID-19 in Week 12 of the National Football League. However, only the Broncos were punished. Chris Larabee breaks down the NFL's mishandling of both situations.
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