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Today just felt like a letdown. ND winning would have been more interesting than another boring Buckeye rerun.

To quote Brent Musburger, this is for all the Tostitos

CFB basically feels like outside of Columbus, it's become a regional sport.

Ohio State and the SEC are basically all that matters in CFB Everyone else is secondary Columbus and the South run this sport until further notice

I look at Colorado as a case of CFB had been stale and predictable and basically for 10 years the sport has revolved around the SEC and Ohio State. If nothing else, it was nice to see a team outside of the Usual Suspects get coverage.

Would anyone be shocked if Oregon lost to Stanford next week?

So the Bears have at one point employed 2 QB's that combined to win 5 Grey Cups and 8 CFL Most Outstanding Players.

Put some respect on the name of arguably the CFL's GOAT.

Pittsburgh apparently will never lose a MNF home game ever again last time that happened? October 1991 the NFL had no free agency!

GB was 10-6 and extraordinarily mediocre until January. They had 0 running game but go figure that was the one time Rodgers was clutch when it mattered.

11-12 win seasons don't grow on trees unlike New England or Indy back in the day. Washington has not won 11 games since 1991. I think they'd be happy with a Commander team that 'wins 11 completely hollow games' How about Cleveland who has had like 2 11 win seasons in the last 35 years? And I highly doubt that anyone actually was expecting them to lose that 98 NFC-CG considering those Dirty Bird Falcons are were and forever will be the biggest fluke in NFL history

Kyle Allen would have won that game last night

Last night: An unbelievable turn of events

So basically it’s the NFL’s Cavs/Warriors

You can Build around the line of scrimmage with those draft picks To fortify both lines line play > star QB see: Lions, Eagles, 49ers

Mahomes/Burrow are literally the only 2 AFC QB's worth a damn. The gap between them and everyone else is astronomical.

They should. He's officially Jeff George without the attitude.

The Bills should just get rid of him. he's a liability, not an asset Tua has what Allen lacks: heart, desire Josh is simply just another guy. When he lost that playoff game to Cincy, I said he's not even a top 15 QB anymore. I feel vindicated. Bills fans, you deserve a better QB. You thought you had one, but you don't

I said it in January and I’m gonna say it again: Buffalo should have traded Josh Allen when his stock was at an all time high

Of Cincy's 5 losses last year, 4 of them were decided on last minute FG's. The one exception? The Browns. And keep in mind Dalton and Palmer owned Cleveland, so it's a role reversal

Am I the only one who doesn't believe in the Jordan Love hype? this feels like Carson Wentz a year ago- looks great week 1, never approaches that again

The Steelers haven't exactly dominated Cleveland in recent years.

Not with that defense.

The NFL gambled by not choosing CIN/BUF/PHI for the opening night game and by golly it paid off.

Watch the AL Central champ make a World Series run because October playoff randomness