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As bad as the Bears have looked, Minnesota has let them hang around. Up to Williams and company to make them regret it.
 
And a TD comes off the board as a Chicago OL, wearing No. 68, comes in to play fullback, crushes somebody on Swift’s TD run … but failed to report as an eligible receiver.

That’s Bears football since the Commies’ Hail Mary. Chicago settles for the FG.
 
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Back in the day we called him Neil O'Donnell.
O'Donnell didn't miss a wide-open Larry Brown twice in Super Bowl XXX. Unfortunately for him, Brown was playing for the other team.

(I couldn't resist, but there are Steelers' fans who get pissed if you even mention O'Donnell's name.)
 
Barring something really strange, I think we have our seven playoff teams in the AFC. The only way it changes is if the Bengals win out and the Broncos lose out. Bengals lose the tiebreaker to the Chargers (H2H). Miami will probably be favored in each of its last three, but I don't trust Tua and McDaniel at all. The last three weeks are just about seeding.

Still a lot of jockeying going on in the NFC. Wouldn't be surprised at all if Detroit ends up on the road in the wild-card round, which is crazy considering how good the Lions have been all season. Injury tipping point. Commanders are far from out of the woods. Atlanta still stinks, but the Falcons get the sad-ass Giants at home this week. If Philly beats Washington, that Atlanta-Washington game in Week 17 might be for a playoff spot.
 
Barring something really strange, I think we have our seven playoff teams in the AFC. The only way it changes is if the Bengals win out and the Broncos lose out. Bengals lose the tiebreaker to the Chargers (H2H). Miami will probably be favored in each of its last three, but I don't trust Tua and McDaniel at all. The last three weeks are just about seeding.

Still a lot of jockeying going on in the NFC. Wouldn't be surprised at all if Detroit ends up on the road in the wild-card round, which is crazy considering how good the Lions have been all season. Injury tipping point. Commanders are far from out of the woods. Atlanta still stinks, but the Falcons get the sad-ass Giants at home this week. If Philly beats Washington, that Atlanta-Washington game in Week 17 might be for a playoff spot.

There is a chance that all of the division championships in the AFC will be decided by Saturday, too. The Bills, Chiefs, and Texans have already locked up their divisions. The Steelers can win the AFC North by beating the Ravens in Baltimore Saturday. If they lose that one, I believe they can still win the division by beating the Chiefs Christmas Day and the Bengals in the final game of the season.
 
Fans should not be on the sidelines during, before or after games.
 
Yeah, but I'm more interested in him saying/doing the right thing when he's in the moment.

Real easy to say the right thing when the significance of the ban is on your shoulders.
 

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