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Author: Michael
I think the secret to a long, happy life is not disagreeing with folks such as Eagles chief security officer and senior advisor to the general manager Dom DiSandro, an absolute tank of a human being and a beloved, track-suit-wearing institution in the city of Philadelphia, so let’s take the the coming few words with appropriate caution.
The Packers and Chiefs squared off on Sunday Night Football, meaning NFL fans were treated to the broadcast’s weekly primetime player introductions.
Green Bay got the ball first, and Packers running back AJ Dillon took the brief opportunity to crack a joke during his introduction, rather than shout out his alma mater like most players do.
When it came time for Dillon to introduce himself, he joked that he attended school at Quad Squad University.
With Aaron Jones sidelined by an injury, Dillon entered the starting lineup in Green Bay for just the fifth time this season.
Deebo Samuel spent the offseason taking shots at the Eagles’ secondary and barking that the NFC title game would have turned out differently had Brock Purdy never injured his throwing arm.
The 49ers wide receiver backed up his words by giving the Eagles plenty of fits in Sunday’s showdown, as San Francisco crushed its NFC rival, 42–19. The 49ers will probably leapfrog the Eagles as the No. 1 team on football pundits’ power rankings come Tuesday morning.
Samuel had two touchdowns on Sunday.
Taylor Swift was once again in attendance for a primetime NFL game as the Chiefs traveled to Lambeau Field to take on the Packers.
While Swift was there to cheer on her beau Travis Kelce, they weren’t the only power couple featured on Sunday Night Football during Week 13.
Simone Biles, one of the greatest Olympians in American history, also braved the Wisconsin cold to support her partner, Green Bay safety Jonathan Owens.
Now we’ve got a legitimate chase for the No. 1 seed in the NFC. Home-field advantage in the postseason is now there for the taking with multiple teams wrestling for the advantage. And, oh yeah, we also have a close race for the NFC East.
This is what happens when the San Francisco 49ers, a team with three losses, visits the Philadelphia Eagles that had lost only once this season … and utterly demolishes the home team.
The Niners blew out the Eagles, 42-19 in Philadelphia on Sunday afternoon.
The Saints fell to 5-7 on the season after a loss to the Lions on Sunday, during which the home crowd at the Caesars Superdome booed the team over its disappointing performance.
Addressing reporters after the game, star safety Tyrann Mathieu got emotional when discussing the boos from the fan base, which he called “disappointing.”
“It’s disappointing. I think we all need to play better. I think growing up in this city, it’s no secret that we’re all invested.
The hallowed halls of Lambeau Field have welcomed many guests over the years. In Week 13, the exclusive guest list will feature arguably its biggest name of the season with Taylor Swift in town for Chiefs–Packers on Sunday night.
Yes, you read that correctly.
Just when NFL fans thought the T. Swift craze died down, the pop superstar quelled a week’s worth of rumors with an appearance in Green Bay to watch her beau, Chiefs star tight end Travis Kelce, compete in primetime.
Here’s an early look at the fantasy players you’ll be targeting off the waiver wire this week. None of these players are rostered in more than 50% of Yahoo! leagues. The actual Yahoo! ownership percentage is included in parentheses. Players are listed from the most owned to the least owned after Sunday’s games. Be sure to check out Jen Piacenti’s expanded list of waiver-wire players every Tuesday!
Antonio Gibson, RB, Commanders (56%)
I usually don’t write up players rostered in more than 50% of leagues, but I’ll make an exception with Gibson. That’s because Brian Robinson Jr.
While you’d think that only giving up six points would mean a defense did its job, Patriots defensive back Jalen Mills doesn’t see it that way.
After surrendering a grand total of two field goals to the Los Angeles Chargers, Mills placed the blame of New England’s 6-0 loss on the defensive unit.
When reporters asked him if the defensive did enough to win the game, he simply stated that they didn’t.
“No. They scored 6 points. We lost by 6. Not enough,” Mills said.
Jalen Mills on if the #Patriots defense did enough today:
“No. They scored 6 points. We lost by 6. Not enough.