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TrashTalkHQ is a daily NFL football newsletter covering the key stories, scores, rivalries, matchups and arguments that matter to your favorite team.
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Six straight touchdown drives to close regulation, two James Cook fumbles, a blocked 48-yard field goal, and a Tyler Bass walk-off in OT. The best regular-season game of the year, and it’s not close.
That was the complete performance Detroit had been waiting for: 45-21 over Arizona, 40+ points for the first time this season. Jahmyr Gibbs was historic — 200+ total yards and the touchdown that passed Barry Sanders for the most ever by a player under 25. The defense sacked Jacoby Brissett five times, including a fourth-and-1 stop by Aidan Hutchinson. The honest caveat: it was Arizona. The first month was uneven, and one blowout doesn’t erase that. But the bye couldn’t come at a better time — Green Bay visits Ford Field on October 25.
Chicago sits a game up in the North and isn’t going away. Two weeks ago they throttled the Jets 23-12, holding them to 157 total yards while controlling the ball for nearly 43 minutes. That’s the formula: defense and time of possession. They travel to Atlanta on Sunday against a Falcons team that just took Baltimore to overtime. A Lions fan’s rooting interest is obvious.
Detroit doesn’t play, so this weekend is about the standings:
Jahmyr Gibbs’ career touchdown total, the most in NFL history by a player under 25.
The number matters less than the trajectory: he accounted for over half of Detroit’s yards on Sunday. If this is the post-bye baseline, Green Bay’s defense has a real problem in 11 days.
The 49ers are 5-0 and haven’t played their best game yet. Seven combined turnovers on Sunday — the most in any game this season — and they still beat Seattle. Turnovers regress to the mean. The scariest team in the NFC is the one winning while playing sloppy.
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TrashTalkHQ is a daily NFL football newsletter covering the key stories, scores, rivalries, matchups and arguments that matter to your favorite team.
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