Thursday, November 5, 2026

NFL Predictions Week 9 2026:

 

Jaguars over Ravens:

Bengals over Falcons:

Giants over Eagles:

Cowboys over the Colts:

Chefs over the Jets:

Lions over Dolphins:

Saints over Browns:

Rams over Commanders:

Broncos over Panthers:

Texans over Chargers:

Patriots over Packers:

49ers over Raiders:

Seahawks over Cardinals:

Bears over Buccaneers:

Vikings over Bills:

Wednesday, November 4, 2026

Broadcast Fall 2026 TV Review:


 NBC:

Lineof Fire: The Hollingsworths are a dedicated family of federal law enforcement agents with positions across the Secret Service, the U.S. Marshals, the DOJ and the FBI. They balance their duty to the country and each other as they solve high-stakes cases, uncover dangerous conspiracies and take down deadly criminals. Like any family, they have their share of secrets, but at the end of the day, they never hesitate to put their lives on the line, working together across every agency to protect their fellow citizens. 

Verdict: Renewed. The hope is that NBC actually renews the show not just for a second season but for a third and longer. Since they have a tendency to renew a good show and get people hooked for a second season but no third season. They recently gave it an 18 episode order so that is a positive sign for a renewal. The show itself has plenty of action happening without too much downtime for boring moments or unneeded drama like some one hour shows. There have been so many twists and turns you want to keep watching to see where it goes kind of like a show on streaming where people can binge watch the whole season once it drops. You can assume it is cheesy or not so real in the way the family members work together from one agency to the other; but that has been a good aspect because if someone is working on a case and needs assistance from one family member from another agency it has kept the episode moving forward in a good way. Like most good shows you have the serial plot from week to week solving things but then over the course of a season you have the general overarching for the theme for the season that small pieces get sprinkled in every week. One negative has been you are just kind of thrown into the action right away so you need to see a few episodes before you catch your breath from the pilot episode which introduces you to so many characters, plots and themes. It is a good thing they had graphics to introduce you to the characters and their job title or location. This is Peter Krause(of 911 & Parenthood) first show post his long run on 911, so it is nice to see him land on his feet and helm another show as the patriarchal leader of it. The other notable cast member is Hope Davis (of Your Honor & American Splendor) adding some veteran acting to a cast of mostly unknowns or limited acting history who play their three kids but all so far seem to have been casted very well for their respective roles. The other known actors are playing mostly recurring roles like Chris Chalk(of Gotham & The Newsroom) who is playing the current president, Campbell Scott(of Royal Pains & House of Cards) who plays a senator, Charlie Barnett(of Chicago Fire & The Acolyte) and Sam Waterston(of Law & Order & The Great Gatsby) playing a former president. 


Tuesday, November 3, 2026

NFL Recap Week 8 2026:

Packers 27-19 over the Panthers: It was all Green Bay, as QB Jordan Love had three passing TDs and RB Josh Jacobs had one rushing TD, plus he caught one of those TD passes. QB Bryce Young only had one TD pass for Carolina.

Bills 36-10 over the Ravens: QB Josh Allen had two passing TDs and one of the team’s two rushing TDs, plus their kicker accounted for 12 of their points. Baltimore had everything go wrong: 3 turnovers, a missed field goal and both QBS got hurt.

Bengals 43-36 over the Titans (OT): QB Joe Burrow had the game winning rushing TD in overtime after he threw the game tying TD pass to force overtime. Burrow had five total passing TDs, two going to WR Tee Higgins. QB Cam Ward did have two passing TDs and their RB Tony Pollard had two rushing TDs.

Cardinals 33-30 over the Cowboys (OT): The Cardinals not just won the game in overtime on a field goal they also scored a game tying TD as time expired to force overtime. They pulled off the upset and did it with their backup QB Gardner Minshew who had three total TD passes. RB Tyler Allgeier had both a rushing TD and caught one of those TD passes. Dallas was in this game due to kicker Brandon Aubrey accounting for twelve points and their defense returning a fumble for a TD.

Lions 19-15 over the Vikings: QB Jared Goff threw his only TD pass late in the 4th quarter for the go-ahead TD to beat their divisional rivals and ruin their undefeated season. RB Jahmyr Gibbs ran for 153 yards rushing with a rushing TD too. QB Kyler Murray did have two passing TDs for Minnesota.

Raiders 38-33 over the Jets: QB Kirk Cousins had three passing and one rushing TD compared to QB Geno Smith only having two passing TDs. The Raiders also got a 95 yard kick return TD. What kept the Jets in the game was their kicker Jason Sanders accounting for 15 of their points.

Steelers 27-6 over the Browns: It was the Steelers’ run game with both RBs Jaylen Warren (143 yards rushing) and Rico Dowdle had rushing TDs, plus TE Pat Freiemuth had one as well. All that Cleveland could do was kick two field goals.

Buccaneers 16-0 over the Falcons: The Buccaneers RBs had over 300 yards rushing with one rushing TD and kicker Chase McLaughlin accounted for 10 of their points. QB Baker Mayfield didn’t complete a single pass and three of the team’s four fumbles. Atlanta missed a field goal and QB Michael Pennix had a fumble and four interceptions.

Jaguars 42-7 over the Colts: QB Trevor Lawrence had three passing TDs and both of his RBs had a rushing TD. Their defense picked off QB Daniel Jones twice but returned one for a TD.

Rams 24-9 over the Chargers: QB Justin Herbert had a fumble and two interceptions while their kicker Cameron Dicker accounted for all of their points. For the Rams QB Matthew Stafford had one passing TD and both of his RBs had a rushing TD.

Broncos 28-24 over the Chiefs: Kansas City was up for most of the game until the Broncos woke up and put up 15 unanswered points to beat their divisional rival. QB Patrick Mahomes had three passing TDs but their kicker missed a field goal. QB Bo Nix had two passing TDs.

Patriots 24-19 over the Dolphins: QB Drake Maye had two passing TDs and a rushing TD compared to QB Malik Willis who had two passing TDs with an interception.

Commanders 27-10 over the Eagles: The Eagles actually were up 10-0 to start but didn’t score the rest of the game getting outscored 27-0. QB Jayden Daniels had one TD pass and RB Rachaad White had a rushing TD, plus their kicker accounted for 13 of their points. RB Saquon Barkley had the only TD for the Eagles.

Bears 34-17 over the Seahawks:  RB DeAndre Swift ran all over the Seahawks for three rushing TDs and QB Caleb Williams had one passing TD; their kicker accounted for 10 of their points. Seattle’s kicker missed a field goal and extra point. QB Sam Darnold did have two passing TDs but it was a little too late for a comeback.

 Bye Week: Giants, Saints, Texans & 49ers


Thursday, October 29, 2026

NFL Predictions Week 8 2026:

 

Packers over Panthers:

Bills over Ravens:

Bengals over Titans:

Cowboys over Cardinals:

Lions over the Vikings:

Raiders over Jets:

Steelers over Browns:

Buccaneers over the Falcons:

Jaguars over Colts:

Rams over Chargers:

Broncos over Chiefs:

Patriots over the Dolphins:

Commanders over Eagles:

Seahawks over Bears: 

Wednesday, October 28, 2026

NFL Recap Week 7 2026:

 

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Bears 30-24 over the Patriots: This was the type of a game you want for a prime time game: Both young QBs Drake Maye and Caleb Williams had over 300 yards passing and two passing TDs. Maye did add a rushing TD and RB D’Andre Swift had one for the Bears. The difference was Cairo Santos accounting for 12 of the Bears points.

Steelers 16-10 over the Saints: In Paris kicker Chris Boswell as his typical self accounting for 10 of the Steelers points. His counterpart Daniel Carlson missed one of his two field goals. Both QBs Aaron Rodgers and Tyler Shough each had one TD pass but Shough had two turnovers.

Vikings 16-10 over the Colts: The Vikings outscored the Colts 10-0 in the second half to secure the close victory as kicker Will Reichard accounted for 10 of their points. In total three field goals were missed and two turnovers combined.

Browns 27-24 over the Titans: The Browns won the game winning field goal as time expired. RB Quinshon Judkins had two rushing TDs and QB Deshaun Watson had the other. Tennessee RB Tony Pollard had three rushing TDs for 129 yards.

Falcons 29-20 over the 49ers: The 49ers were up 14-3 early and blew the lead as Atlanta outscored them 26-6 to end the game. QB Michael Pennix had three passing TDs and their kicker Nick Folk accounted for 11 points in spite of missing an extra point. QB Brock Purdy had two interceptions, the team had three fumbles and also missed an extra point. RB Christian McCaffrey did have one of their three TDs but left the game with an injury.

Dolphins 28-25 over the Jets: Miami led for most of the game and never gave up the lead thanks to QB Malik Willis who had two passing TDs and one rushing TD. RB Ollie Gordon had over 100 yards rushing with a rushing TD as well. QB Geno Smith did his best to almost comeback with three passing TDs but it wasn’t enough plus their kicker missed a field goal.

Buccaneers 43-13 over the Panthers: QB Bryce Young had two interceptions and one of the team’s two fumbles but that fumble was returned for a TD. Their kicker also missed an extra point. In QB Baker Mayfield’s return he only had one TD pass but it was his defense, special teams and run game that came to play. RB Bucky Irving had over 100 yards rushing with two of the team’s three rushing TDs and their kicker Chase McLaughlin accounted for 11 of their points.

Bengals 35-13 over the Ravens: QB Joe Burrow had four passing TDs compared to QB Tyler Huntley only having one. Baltimore was actually up 13-0 at halftime and let the Bengals steamroll them 35-0 to close out the game.

Giants 27-21 over the Texans(OT): The Giants scored the game winning TD in overtime on a rushing TD their 4th of the game. RB Cam Skattebo after being benched woke up and had one of those rushing TDs with 124 yards on the ground; the rushing TDs were by QB Jameis Winston, Tyrone Tracy and Devin Singletary with the game winner. QB CJ Stroud had two passing TDs for the Texans.

Broncos 30-16 over the Cardinals: The Broncos led the whole game as QB Bo Nix had a rushing and passing TD plus their kicker Wil Lutz accounted for 12 of their points. Kicker Chad Ryland accounted for 10 of the Cardinals points.

Lions 20-17 over the Packers: The Lions hit the game winning field as time expired to beat their divisional rivals the Packers. Both QBS Jordan Love and Jared Goff had two passing TDs. Packers kicker Trey Smack missed two field goals.

Rams 35-21 over the Raiders: QB Matthew Stafford threw three passing TDs and both of his RBs had a rushing TD plus were close to 100 yards rushing. Give QB Kirk Cousins credit when being down 28-6 entering the 4th quarter because that is when he threw two passing TDs but his kicker missed a field goal.

Seahawks 20-3 over the Chiefs: In what was supposed to be a revenge game for RB Kenneth Walker turned into an embarrassing loss. Walker had 36 yards rushing, QB Patrick Mahomes had two of the team’s three turnovers and their kicker missed two field goals. QB Sam Darnold had one passing TD for Seattle and their backup RB Emanuel Wilson had 100 yards rushing with a rushing TD.

Cowboys 38-21 over the Eagles: QB Dak Presoctt had three passing TDs compared to one by QB Tanner Mckee. While kicker Brandon Aubrey accounted for 12 of their points compared to kicker Jake Elliott only accounting for three. RB Javonte Williams had 155 yards rushing with a TD compared to RB Saquon Barkely only rushing for 62 yards but had a TD too.

Bye Week: Bills, Jaguars, Chargers & Commanders 

 

 

Wednesday, October 21, 2026

NFL Predictions Week 7 2026:

Bears over Patriots:
Steelers over Saints:
Texans over Giants:
49ers over Falcons:
Browns over Titans:
Vikings over Colts:
Jets over Dolphins:
Panthers over Buccaneers:
Bengals over Ravens:
Broncos over Cardinals:
Lions over Packers:
Rams over Raiders:
Chiefs over Seahawks:
Cowboys over Eagles: