A matchup between the top two picks in this year’s draft didn’t disappoint, as each rookie traded touchdowns in the final minute of the Commanders’ win over the Bears.
The Kansas City Chiefs predictably handled the Las Vegas Raiders to improve to 7–0. The Los Angeles Chargers were the latest team to beat up on Spencer Rattler and the New Orleans Saints. The Carolina Panthers again embarrassed themselves, this time against the Denver Broncos. And the Buffalo Bills cruised against the Seattle Seahawks, who desperately missed DK Metcalf.
Quinn was left speechless looking for someone to hug, while Daniels calmly did a postgame interview like he always knew his team was going to beat the Bears, even after Williams executed a sensational go-ahead touchdown drive that left just 25 seconds to go in regulation. Richardson’s athletic gifts—he had six rushes for 45 yards—kept many plays alive against a stifling Texans’ defense that gave Indianapolis’s offensive line plenty of trouble. But Richardson’s head-scratching mistakes makes you wonder whether the Colts would have won that game with Joe Flacco as the starting quarterback. Also, Richardson, drawing plenty of criticism for the strange decision.
The Colts might be O.K. with possibly missing the playoffs this season if it means Richardson finding consistency for the long-term. Indianapolis probably doesn’t want to see Richardson put it all together for a different team, similar to what’s happening with Sam Darnold and Baker Mayfield. Indianapolis plays on the road vs. the Minnesota Vikings next week and hosts the Bills the following week.
If the Cardinals’ offense continues to play the way it did against the Dolphins, they have a strong shot of winning the wide open NFC West. They’re tied atop the divisional standings after the Seattle Seahawks were blown out by the Bills. Arizona plays Chicago and the Jets next before a Week 11 bye.
Unfortunately for football fans, the Jets have a prime-time game on Thursday night against the Houston Texans, but maybe they’ll play better than they did during Sunday’s embarrassing loss against the Patriots, who entered with a six-game losing streak. The Bengals also lost to the Patriots earlier this season, giving us another reason to believe Cincinnati won’t have a second half turnaround to the 2024 season.
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