2021 NFL season - Week 6 thread

Chargers/Ravens and Cards/Browns look to be the big draw this weekend, Ravens in particular seem to have a knack for being in crackers this year.

To indulge my own interest, Bears host the Packers and it's a really interesting time for both teams. Packers struggled against a poor Bengals side last week and they have a few vulnerabilities, including their o line, that the bears are nicely set up to exploit with Mack and a much improved Robert Quinn.

Meanwhile the bears took an unexpected win against the raiders (unexpected by most, I predicted we would do it), but given what's been going on there, it might not be one to read too far into. The defense has been hugely improved despite a weakened secondary on paper since Fuller left, and we have a strong run game. But our starting rb is injured. Meanwhile we have a really promising QB who has shown he can make big passes but who is still very much a work in progress and likely to make mistakes.

I know most people will predict Packers to win, and I think they will, but I won't be at all shocked if I'm wrong, think this is going to be a big indicator of the direction both teams are headed right now.

52 - 28

Buccaneers @ Eagles

Dolphins @ Jaguars

Bengals @ Lions

Vikings @ Panthers

Chargers @ Ravens

Packers @ Bears

Texans @ Colts

Rams @ Giants

Chiefs @ Washington Football Team

Cardinals @ Browns

Raiders @ Broncos

Cowboys @ Patriots

Seahawks @ Steelers

Bills @ Titans

Injuries starting to make a lot of these calls. Was wondering why people were going with Steelers till I remember Russ is out.

51-29

Thursday Night 1.20am

Buccaneers @ Eagles

Sunday 2.30pm (London)

Dolphins @ Jaguars

Sunday 6pm

Bengals @ Lions

Vikings @ Panthers

Chargers @ Ravens

Packers @ Bears

Texans @ Colts

Rams @ Giants

Chiefs @ Washington Football Team

Sunday 9.25pm

Cardinals @ Browns (9.05pm)

Raiders @ Broncos

Cowboys @ Patriots

Sunday Night 1.20am

Seahawks @ Steelers

Monday Night 1.15am

Bills @ Titans

well fell asleep and missed the second quarter but Jesus it was 28-7 early in the second half and the eagles got a sorely needed TD and then got more. Didn’t win but didn’t get blown out.

That quick slant + timeout was crazy. Wasn't expecting it with 5 seconds left.

TD chiefs.

FG giants.

TD panthers.

It’s a first down spot coaches challenge fest in Chicago and the bears won their challenge unlike the packers who didn’t get the call.

Ravens up 14-0 against the chargers.

TD chargers.

The Packers were awarded a first down for this when Jones barely made it back to the LOS, never mind reach the first down marker. The no accountability for bad officiating will kill the league, not bad press from a player doing something dumb.

Add this to the dozen other calls like the offside not called or the OPI called on a Packer TD. This is up there for one of the worst reffing performances of the year without a doubt.

Sluggish enough end to the early games and the London game seems like its the most exciting game.

The Vikings seem to be involved in tight finishes every week.

Dallas are making heavy work of getting the ball less than a yard. I think dak was in the first time but now he looks like he didn’t have control of that ball.

I love Romo as a commentator except in Cowboys games, he's just so biased.