This is the analysis with what was learned in the lessons of week 13 of the NFL Season 2021. NOTE: This article is updated after the game on Monday night.
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DAL 27, NO 17
1. Dallas was superior in this game, yes, but it is not playing as a contender right now. Dak Prescott, for example, is not 100%, I do not know if it is a health issue, however I do not feel that it is the dominant Dak that we have seen other times.
2. Difficult (or almost impossible) to think that any team can win with four interceptions by its quarterback. The truth is, the defense played well, and I didn’t understand why Sean Payton didn’t give Taysom Hill more runs to run – they were clearly very effective.
TB 30, ATL 17
3. Atlanta was into this game much longer than expected, and it just proved who the best team is, by far. Also, the Falcons don’t have a major weapon at the WR position, and today it’s important to have a threat outside the numbers.
4. It is not seen when Tom Brady can begin to decline on a physical level, because it is not only his level of shots, but the volume of passes. He pitched 51 this game, and it doesn’t seem to affect him.
ARI 33, CHI 22
5. Arizona came back to prove that it is the best team in the NFL at the moment. It is the only squad that has been dominant almost every week, because outside of them, I feel like anyone can beat anyone.
6. I find it strange that it is Monday and we have not heard of the firing of Matt Nagy. He will undoubtedly be the next coach to lose his job. The team no longer even has a specific way of playing and the players no longer respond to it.
LAC 41, CIN 22
7. The problem for the Chargers is that because we can see this dominant level so easily, we can see them as one of the worst teams in the NFL. Or worse: we can see them dominate a game and let themselves be tied or lost at the end of it. If they found a way to play like this every week, they would be a real contender because they have the right QB, and some of the role players.
8. Joe Burrow injured his little finger in this game, which was clearly noticeable and prevented him from contributing much to his team. But I think Cincinnati is one of those who will be in the playoffs without a doubt: We will see how that injury develops, because obviously he is the most important man on his team.
DET 29, MIN 27
9. Inexplicable how Minnesota could let go of that game. For me, that could be the end of this administration, because clearly this was not a talent problem, it was a mentality problem, and I doubt that with Zimmer this is going to be turned around.
10. The Lions finally got their first win of the season, and they are no longer the laughing stock of the NFL … or are they?
MIA 20, NYG 9
11. Miami’s defense is bearing a strong similarity to last year, and it might be even better: fourth in yards per play allowed in the last three games. Impressive.
12. Mike Glennon is a very bad quarterback in the NFL, to the degree that I do not consider him to be capable or a competent substitute. It is clear that having a substitute who can lead the team for a couple of games makes a lot of difference.
PHI 33, NYJ 18
13. The Eagles are a team that is clear about what it does to win: run the ball and play solid defense. Gardner Minshew He did what he had to do: make the plays on the third chance and in the red zone. He played very well.
14. I don’t know what to think of Zach Wilson, because it is very difficult to judge a rookie, especially one who is in such a seedy team. But there are certain characteristics of him that I don’t like, such as making the big play just for the sake of making it and not because it’s the best play the defense gives him. I feel like acting like I’m in casting of talent on every play instead of being productive. I also don’t like his attitude, and I don’t think he has a lot of leadership skills. For me they are things that are noticeable from the first snap. Either way, you have to give him the benefit of the doubt.
IND 31, HOU 0
15. Little to say, other than to confirm that Jonathan Taylor is a beast. There’s a lot of talk about his explosiveness, his speed, and his nose for the end zone, but it’s worth mentioning his balance, and his ability to shake off tackles. In addition, it was spoken in his scouting report He wasn’t a good catcher, but I think he’s gotten that narrative off his chest and the Colts have managed to develop their outfield skills.
16. Every week I want to highlight a player that catches the attention of the Texans, but there is none. It’s worse: now the players no longer believe in David Culley. At least at the beginning of the season we saw how they killed each other on the field.
WAS 17, LV 15
17. We have seen many games defined by bad decisions of the referees: this was one of them. I’ve seen less contact plays marked, and here clearly the Washington player is pulling the Raiders’ jersey. That said, it’s no pretext: if you want to be a competent team, you need to beat “bad” teams like Washington, always.
18. Behold Taylor Heinicke putting Washington into the playoff fight, who would have thought, and more after how they were playing at the beginning of the year. The clear thing is this: Ron Rivera is a very good head coach.
LAR 37, JAX 7
19. What better opponent to straighten the road than the Jaguars. It was a game to feel better as a team, and they succeeded. It’s clear that Robert Woods’ injury hit hard, but I think McVay can make enough adjustments on the Rams to hit a lot less.
20. My question is directed to whether Urban Meyer will remain on the team next year. I am one of those who thinks that you cannot give just one year to any head coach. The problem is that here is the risk of completely wasting a talent like Trevor Lawrence, so the team has to rethink that question. The point is that, normally, a good head coach with a bad team, at least you can see some personality. I’m not sure here if I even see anything.
PIT 20, BAL 19
21. It was said: this game almost always, no matter how both teams are, will be fought until the end. There is no doubt that it is the best rivalry in the NFL, and the Steelers, thanks to their perseverance, won it this time.
22. It’s a painful loss for the Ravens, not just because of the L. but for the loss of Marlon Humphrey, one of the remaining vital pieces of this defense. It will surely affect them in a significant way.
SEA 30, SF 23
23. As better as the 49ers are playing, it seems that they put Seattle in front and begin to shake. The Seahawks didn’t win the game, the 49ers lost it with so many critical errors, and mental errors as well.
24. The motivation for Russell Wilson for the remainder of the season is to beat all of his divisional rivals, no more. We will see what happens at the end of the season with this team: it will surely be interesting.
KC 22, DEN 9
25. It’s funny how big teams find a way to win, and boys find a way to lose, no matter what the circumstances. This game was dominated by the Broncos at various times, the statistics even dictate it, but at the good hour, they failed.
26. Same case: the Chiefs found a way to get the ball back in the most important moments of the game. The defense that was one of the worst at one time is now pretty solid, especially against these teams that are clearly less talented than they are.
NE 14, BUF 10
27. Bill Belichick is Teacher, and here reminded us why. He put up a game few would have had the guts to bring up, taking his rookie QB completely out of the equation, knowing he didn’t have the experience to handle these kinds of wins well. He showed again that he is the best head coach in history.
28. Difficult game for Buffalo; however, it is one that should have won, due to the conditions and playing at home. It’s when he had to revive the running game that just isn’t working for the Bills.
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