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Week 9 Review of the NFL
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Mid-Season Report
We have arrived at the halfway point (sort of thanks to a 17-game schedule) of the NFL season. Here’s a brief rundown of who are contenders, outsiders and are planning for next season.
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AFC South
Standard1. Jacksonville Jaguars
They made an amazing late season push to clinch the division last year. It’s theirs to lose going into 2023.
2. Houston Texans
The future looks extremely bright for the Texans and it starts with the hiring of DeMeco Ryans as their head coach.
3. Tennessee Titans
If anyone knows what the Titans are doing, you might want to let them know because I don’t think they know what they are doing either.
4. Indianapolis Colts
Time will tell if Anthony Richardson will be the franchise quarterback they need him to be, but they’ve all but burned the bridge with RB Jonathan Taylor who is an important safety net for the QB.
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Patrick Mahomes’ Kryptonite
Kansas City Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes was unbeaten in the months of November and December since being the starting quarterback in 2018. That has since changed with the Chiefs losing to the Cincinnati Bengals for the third consecutive game. It would seem that the Bengals have a formula for beating the Chiefs and it involves causing turnovers and having their QB Joe Burrow be methodical in his approach to keeping Mahomes off the field. A rather simple gameplan in the grand scheme of things. This win by Cincinnati has them in the conversation for a top-2 seed come playoff time. They are keeping pace with the Baltimore Ravens who currently are in first place in the AFC North, but the Bengals now have the tiebreaker against Kansas City and they play Buffalo in a few weeks. It could interesting down the stretch for the Bengals.
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