You have to pick someone, so you have to pick the team that has at times looked somewhat functional.
I have a feeling that Baker Mayfield is going to try to play, only to get absolutely smushed again. (If not, they’ll keep it close before losing in heart-breaking fashion. … and I think the Lions are actually going to do it. Nick Sirianni’s message to the team today: Keep watering and fertilizing the plant /pSr7kjlH8N Honestly, the Lions are working entirely too hard to not win a football game. In a world where playing at home doesn’t matter anymore, you’re going to want to take the better team, especially when the better team is getting a point. They tried something against the Patriots and ended up having their punter kick the football off a teammate’s head. Unfortunately for the Texans, they literally don’t have any tricks up their sleeves. All of that helped the Lions only lose by nine points. But the Lions also pulled out all the stops - onside kicks, fake punts, Jared Goff revenge (such as it is). The Rams let us all down by failing to cover against Detroit last week. (I still refuse to believe that’s a real person.) Then they compounded their Jetsiness by trading for Joseph Vincent Flacco. Then they lost their quarterback and had to use some guy named Mike White. The Jets spent their bye week getting demonstrably worse. I look forward to being wrong once again. But I can’t pick the Packers in these circumstances. My plan was to go against my real pick, a real internal conflict. The Packers are going to get smoked, right? RIGHT!? So in this one, you’ve got no Davante Adams, you’ve got no Allen Lazard, you’ve got no Joe Barry. Yet I’ve been wrong 71.5 percent of the time on Thursday. I’ve been correct on 61 percent of all non-Thursday games this year. I am now 2-5 picking Thursday night games. You won’t be disappointed when the candy corn discourse fades from your life. I assure you, the world will keep on spinning if you keep those in your back pocket.
The Constitution of the United States does not require you to tweet your thoughts about candy corn.
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If you hate candy corn, then guess what? You don’t have to eat any! The Headless Horseman isn’t out there shoving the stuff down your gullet, so if you see anyone enjoying it or hear of anyone enjoying it, you are more than free to simply be quiet. If you like candy corn, then bully for you! Grab a handful or two and enjoy that unique sweet/burning sensation on the way down. There’s no need to get into fights about candy corn. More specifically, it’s a message: Shut up already about candy corn, people. That topic, of course, in the spirit of Halloween, is simple. With that in mind, we’re just going to do some picks here … but not before I address the most controversial topic in the world. Necessary at times, but nevertheless a drain on one’s spirit. Writing about those topics? You bet it’s a downer. That would be fun if not for, well, everything about why he’s available in a trade. You’ve also got Deshaun Watson trade rumors flying every which way. (Dear Stan Kroenke, can I have like fifty dollars? Would be sweet. And when 30 billionaires fight, none of us win, that’s for sure. Louis for the promise of that sweet SoCal money. You’ve also got the owners on the verge of a 32-way fist fight regarding Stan Kroenke’s lack of enjoyment for getting bamboozled into footing the bill for the insane legal fees associated with ditching the city of St. You’ve got Roger Goodell and the owners deciding to do everything in their power to prevent the world from knowing just how awful the working conditions were for women within the Washington Football Team organization. BOSTON (CBS) - It’s the end of October, and most of the news surrounding the NFL is bad.