NFL week 17 schedule

Expat Smoggie

Expat Smoggie

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As things stand in the AFC only the Ravens and the Dolphins have booked their places in the playoffs so there’s everything to play for in what has been a very competitive AFC battle this season.

The NFC is perhaps a little more straightforward with three out of the four divisions already locked up. The NFC South still remains undecided with three teams still looking for the divisional title.

Thursday night
NY Jets at Cleveland Browns 20-37

Saturday
Detroit Lions at Dallas Cowboys

Sunday
Tennessee Titans at Houston Texans
Atlanta Falcons at Chicago Bears
Miami Dolphins at Baltimore Ravens
Saints at Tampa Bay Buccaneers
NE Patriots at Buffalo Bills
Arizona Cardinals at Philadelphia Eagles
Carolina Panthers at Jacksonville Jaguars
Las Vegas Raiders at Indianapolis Colts
LA Rams at NY Giants
49ers at Washington Commanders
Pittsburgh Steelers at Seattle Seahawks
Cincinnati Bengals at KC Chiefs
LA Chargers at Denver Broncos
Green Bay Packers at Minnesota Vikings
 
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Play-offs, schmay-offs. this is the race everyone is talking about.

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NE Patriots at Buffalo Bills
Arizona Cardinals at Philadelphia Eagles
Carolina Panthers at Jacksonville Jaguars
49ers at Washington Commanders

Panthers have the easiest game and have been getting better as the season has gone along but just falling short. Still a good chance they might get a win & take it all into the final weekend with 4 teams in play for #1 spot.

Even if it stays like this, will Chicago & Arizona take one of QBs or will they look to trade to a team wanting to jump above Washington?
 
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Play-offs, schmay-offs. this is the race everyone is talking about.

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NE Patriots at Buffalo Bills
Arizona Cardinals at Philadelphia Eagles
Carolina Panthers at Jacksonville Jaguars
49ers at Washington Commanders

Panthers have the easiest game and have been getting better as the season has gone along but just falling short. Still a good chance they might get a win & take it all into the final weekend with 4 teams in play for #1 spot.

Even if it stays like this, will Chicago & Arizona take one of QBs or will they look to trade to a team wanting to jump above Washington?
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Lot of chatter on various Washington social media sites about them trading to first and going all in in Caleb Williams. Personally think this won't happen, but it's the kind of mental thing Washington would do.

Just hope the new owner and potentially new GM/HC/front office dont go down this route 😬😬

Rather they stayed put/traded back and let the likes of Bo Nix or Jayden Daniels fall to them.
 
h_m_boro said:
Lot of chatter on various Washington social media sites about them trading to first and going all in in Caleb Williams. Personally think this won't happen, but it's the kind of mental thing Washington would do.

Just hope the new owner and potentially new GM/HC/front office dont go down this route 😬😬

Rather they stayed put/traded back and let the likes of Bo Nix or Jayden Daniels fall to them.
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I hope they do! He's already proved this year that he's not a marquee QB unless he has a top quality set of receivers and a strong O-line (and Washington have neither).
 
Lions take on Dallas tonight. It’s not inconceivable that the Lions still could take the number one seed in the NFC.
 
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Expat Smoggie said:
Lions take on Dallas tonight. It’s not inconceivable that the Lions still could take the number one seed in the NFC.
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Enjoyable but not sure the Lions HC made the right calls going for it on 4th down & also for the 2 points after being penalised.
Sometimes just kicking it between the posts & starting again is the better option.
 
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Enjoyable but not sure the Lions HC made the right calls going for it on 4th down & also for the 2 points after being penalised.
Sometimes just kicking it between the posts & starting again is the better option.
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he is an aggressive coach... I like that he goes for it. Hindsight and tradition are wonderful, but if he ties it up and loses in OT, you can argue he had a chance to win it from 2 yards out so why not try to do it. Plus it looks like the refs made a possible error
 
Very interesting ending with the successful 2 point conversion ruled out as the ref called a penalty saying the player didn’t report as eligible.

After reading the reports it certainly looks like the official made a mistake and cost the Lions the win.
 
Eagles were up by a bag full but the Cardinals must have had fireworks put up their behinds as they’re now tied at 28 a piece. Incredible.
 
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