NFL WEEK 10 PREVIEWS

BY SIN BLITZERS

The Dallas Cowboys are on a bye this week and it couldn’t have come at a better time. After a poor showing in Arizona, the Defense picked up two big Acquisitions in Quinnien Williams and Logan Wilson and will have time to get them acclimated in time for their week 11 game against the Las Vegas Raiders. Dallas will also look to get healthier on Defense with the returns of a few players that are desperately needed. – Mark

The Detroit Lions will face depleted Washington Commanders this weekend. Not gonna sugar coat it but, this is Detroit’s game to lose. With the loss of Jayden Daniels and a good portion of the offense. The Commanders might be in for a good old fashion Pride beatdown. Look for the Lions offense to control this game from the get go. With arguably a top 3 Offense the Commanders will be commanded back into the tunnel where they emerged. Look for the Lions defense to get a morale boost this Sunday as they have an opportunity to make some big plays. – Mark

BUF AT MIA : The Bills and Dolphins will play for the second time this season, the Bills won 31-21 in week 3. Josh Allen, who has owned the Dolphins in his career threw for 213 yards and three touchdowns, while James Cook rushed for 108 yards and a touchdown. Tua Tagovailoa threw for 146 yards, two touchdowns and an interception. Tyreek Hill had five catches for 49 yards and a touchdown. Hill will miss this game as he is out for the season. Buffalo’s defense is coming off it’s best game of the season against the Chiefs and now get a struggling Dolphins team. 

NE AT TB : “The Brady Bow”l is what some are calling this, some might think this is a Super Bowl Preview. The Patriots are one of the biggest surprises in the league and have won six straight. The Bucs at 6-2 will be playing a lot of home games in the second half of the season. The Bucs are still very much banged up, especially on offense. Both Baker Mayfield and Drake Maye look like MVP candidates right now, we’ll see who gets the edge on Sunday.

LAR AT SF : Two division rivals meet for the second time this season, and if you remember the first time it took a Niner goalline stand to win. Mac Jones, who threw for 342 yards and two touchdowns will start again for the Niners.  CMC went for 139 total yards and a receiving touchdown, and the biggest shock Kendrick Bourne had 10 catches for 142 yards.  Matthew Stafford threw for 389 yards and three touchdowns, two of which went to Kyren Williams. What will the next chapter of this great rivalry have in store for us?

PIT AT LAC : Two playoff hopefuls meet in LA on Sunday night when the Chargers host the Steelers. The Steelers are coming off a great win over the Colts, where there defense showed up and forced five turnovers. The Charger offensive line is banged up at the moment, so the defense should throw a ton of pressure towards Justin Herbert. The Steeler secondary has been suspect most of the season, so if Herbert has time to get the ball out his playmakers could do damage. One thing to watch out of curiosity is how many terrible towels will be waved in LA.