And we’re back. After a week off for me due to Uni work piling up on me a bit, I’ve found a bit of time to write again, so here we are. I missed a bit of a crazy week last week where the Cleveland Browns actually won a game of football, the Lions leathering the Patriots on Sunday Night Football, and the previously win-free Bills going to Minnesota and battering the Vikings. This week, we’re back to more of a normal approach, with the Patriots battering the Dolphins, the Browns finding a way to completely bottle a game in hilarious fashion, and…Mitchell…Trubisky…throwing six touchdown passes. Wait, wha? Let’s get on with the week. Los Angeles Rams v. Minnesota Vikings LA Memorial Coliseum, Los Angeles, California This game was being promoted last week as a potential NFC Championship bout. During these adverts, the Vikings were losing 27-0 to the Buffalo Bills. Okay, then. This game went as expected, with both teams providing an offensive shoot-ou...

October is nearly here. Darker nights, colder temperatures, and wind, wind, WIND ! So let us brave these changing weather conditions as we head into Week 4! Ah, finally! The glorious return of the Bye Week Shout-outs . Shout-outs go to the Carolina Panthers and the Washington Redskins! Panthers: you're off to a decent start - regroup and reclaim and you'll be fine. Also, a mighty fine congratulations on signing Eric Reid, the first player to join Colin Kaepernick in his anthem protests. He's a 26 year old safety from LSU, he will help you win games. As for the Redskins - offt, life and death these days, ain't it? Sure, you're 2-1 (I'll go ahead and discount that Cardinals "victory"), and the Packers receiving core replaced their hands with stone, but hey, you too are off to a decent start. Whether or not Adrian Peterson continues to produce, and whether or not Alex Smith is a liability remains to be seen. Los Angeles Rams vs Minnesota Vikings ...