Forget Your Feelings Friday: NFL Week Five -

If last night’s atrocious game was any indication, Week Five will need to seriously improve to maintain interest this weekend

More than twelve hours ago, the Colts and Broncos played. We’ll get to that later, However, with Week Five, the NFL anticipates the cream rising to the top. As a result, the average and subpar teams will begin to distance themselves from contenders. Yet, as we all know that ” any given Sunday” belief remains strong because it manifests at least once a weekend. The league really needs this weekend’s games to thrill the audience for one particular reason.

Amazon Slime

Last night, the Denver Broncos and Indianapolis Colts committed egregious acts of offensive football incompetence. I would say the film needs immediate disposal, but the quality of the game would make the celluloid decay anyway. zero touchdowns and seven interceptions. Russell Wilson looks like a shell of who he was. Whether it’s the new team, altitude, offense, or any combination, Wilson looked lost at so many points. Instead of gaining one yard on the ground, the Broncos threw the ball. Meanwhile, Matt Ryan looked no better, actually worse. A veritable statute in the pocket, Ryan looked old for the first time. More importantly, Amazon’s foray into NFL streaming started off with the most boring unappealing games. Next week, the Commanders and Bears play in what is promised to be a thing that happens.

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Beyond The Surface

In the NFL, the headlines usually skip players because of a lack of perceived pop or shine. In fact, in Week Five. will showcase less-than-household names that need more publicity. Benjamin St. Juste plays for one of the worst secondaries in football, the Washington Commanders. However, St. Juste is their best player, so far. In allowing a paltry 33.3 opposing completion percentage, the former Minnesota Gopher uses his long frame to push opponents out of their rhythm. By now, Haason Reddick should be in playing on his third large contract. After Arizona selected him thirteenth overall in the 2017 NFL Draft, he languished with a bad Cardinals team. After a one-year, double-digit-sack stop in Carolina, Reddick found his way home or at least a twenty-six-minute ride. Reddick gives the Eagles an edge rusher that not only finishes plays but jars the ball loose. Leading the NFL with three forced fumbles in four games, Reddick gives the Eagles a threat to change the entire complexion of a game.