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The Cats haven't had a series lead since November 14, 2021 when the Bengels beat the Ravens taking a 210-209-10 series lead.

The Cat team with the most amount of wins is the Lions with 83 then the Bengales with 65.

Falcons have the most wins for the Birds with 60. 36 of those coming from the Panthers.

The PEAK of the Cat's dominance came in 1998. The Jags beat the Ravens on September 20th to give the Cats a 105-57-7 (+48) record against the Birds. It's been downhill ever since.

I kind of double checked the data but I'm tired and may have missed something here and there and right now my spreadsheet is an ugly mess so you'll just have to trust me.

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There’s been so many incredible storylines this year of players who were on nobody’s radar breaking out and becoming top contributors on their teams. Guys like Puka and Dobbs should have a chance to be recognized, and currently categories like CPOY and the ROY’s aren’t cutting it, with OROY being a QB award, and CPOY often going to top talent. I want something that shows us the guys who put in the work without the media attention, without the reassurance of their spot on the roster, maybe they will never be league MVP, but they damn sure earned a spot at the table and deserve some recognition

https://www.statmuse.com/nfl/player/lamar-jackson-26888

Despite the ankle issues quite a good overall performance from Lamar tonight

He improves to 8-1 in games started against the Bengals

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#Cincinnati Bengals at Baltimore Ravens

ESPN Gamecast

M&T Bank Stadium- Baltimore, MD

Network(s): PRIME VIDEO (All prime games are streamed on twitch for free)

Scoreboard

Scoring Plays

Highlights from ESPN.com (Note: These links will expire in a few days)

1. Ravens WR Nelson Agholor catches a batted pass, speeds 37 yards to the end zone and flips across the goal line for a score.
2. Joe Burrow connects with Joe Mixon for a short Bengals touchdown, but Burrow is injured on the play and exits the game.
3. Lamar Jackson connects with Odell Beckham Jr. for a 51-yard play, setting up Gus Edwards for a short touchdown a few plays later.

Passing Leaders

Rushing Leaders

Receiving Leaders

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It brings a vibe to the stadium I believe is missing. I understand it would take away a few seats but I think it would bring a liveliness to certain stadiums that need them.

What NFL city has the coolest night shots of the city?

In passing, this puts him ahead of guys like Steve Young, Troy Aikman, Steve McNair, Randall Cunningham, Cam Newton, and Tony Romo.

In rushing, he’s basically tied with Daunte Culpepper.

This blew my mind! What a weirdly great career. Happy TNF, FitzMagic!

When players are listed as limited instead of full (or not on the injury report) how much less are they doing? Are they still helmet on but they just take it half speed and are designated for no contact? Less overall reps? Probably varies depending on the injury I'd guess but anyone what know exactly the general difference is?

In my opinion it’s pretty easily DeMeco Ryans if he somehow manages to sneak the Texans into the playoffs. He took a team that almost had the #1 overall pick last year, that nobody expected would be able to compete this year before the season started (unlike the Bears), and made them into what they are. Obviously Stroud balling out has done a lot to help, but it’s still insane that they have a winning record after 9 games and are looking like one of the top half teams in the NFL.

Obviously there would’ve been better match ups. It’s not a clash of Titans, but it should be a fun one given how both teams are on a nice hot winning streak right now.

This is the beauty of the NFL, so many things can change in a matter of weeks. This game rightfully so was a dreaded SNF game that everyone thought was going to be boring and meaningless for 2 bad teams, and now this game matters for both teams immensely and it should be a fun game.

If the Broncos lose their season won’t be technically over, but it’s over. If the Vikings lose their mojo moving forward may take too large of a hit to recover from.

Either way we have 3 really fun prime time games this week

#Cincinnati Bengals at Baltimore Ravens

ESPN Gamecast

M&T Bank Stadium- Baltimore, MD

Network(s): PRIME VIDEO (All prime games are streamed on twitch for free)

Injury Report

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The first NFL game I remember was seeing Marino getting sodomized by the Jags in the divisional round in '99. Since then, being a Dolphins fan has been nothing but pain. The thing is, for some reason I'm totally okay with the Dolphins underperforming. Even this season, which is late playoff run or bust, I'm completely understanding of all our failures. As long as the Fins even smell like they're on the right track, I'm ecstatic.

Within the same general time frame, one of the first college games I remember is the University of Miami destroying Nebraska in the National Championship. The Canes were dominant. Everybody was going to the NFL. These days I have no patience for the Canes. My standards are so much higher. It doesn't make sense to view these two teams through such a different lens.

Is it just me, or do you guys also benchmark against your early memories? Trying to figure out why I didn't love the Dolphins any less during their one win season, but a 5 loss Canes gives me heartburn.

Perfectly balanced, as all things should be.