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Buffalo Bills (5-10): Next game 12/30 vs. Dolphins (7-8); Kyle Willams Announces His Retirement
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Mahomes and Goff Open Up About Their High-Powered Offenses (3:17)
Patrick Mahomes and Jared Goff discuss their electric offenses leading up to their big matchup on Monday Night Football.
Patrick Mahomes and Jared Goff discuss their electric offenses leading up to their big matchup on Monday Night Football.
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Why Josh Allen is confident in return from elbow injury
He was surprisingly specific when it came to the injury that has kept him sidelined for the Bills last four games.
The improvement in Josh Allen’s elbow from the week leading up to the Jets game to now has been significant.
“I definitely think it was (a good decision),” said Allen of sitting out the Jets game. “The difference I feel in the elbow right now compared to two weeks ago, it’s a very big difference. I’m making throws where I don’t have to second guess,” said Allen. “I’m putting the ball where it needs to be. When I’m making this throw there’s no grabbing or pulling in there. It feels comfortable and fluid. Maybe two weeks ago I may have had a couple of throws where I didn’t want to make that throw yet. Now it’s full game and every throw is on the table.”
All signs are pointing to Allen returning to the lineup Sunday against Jacksonville, a team with the fourth ranked defense that ranks ninth in points allowed and has allowed the fewest first downs in the league.
He was surprisingly specific when it came to the injury that has kept him sidelined for the Bills last four games.
The improvement in Josh Allen’s elbow from the week leading up to the Jets game to now has been significant.
“I definitely think it was (a good decision),” said Allen of sitting out the Jets game. “The difference I feel in the elbow right now compared to two weeks ago, it’s a very big difference. I’m making throws where I don’t have to second guess,” said Allen. “I’m putting the ball where it needs to be. When I’m making this throw there’s no grabbing or pulling in there. It feels comfortable and fluid. Maybe two weeks ago I may have had a couple of throws where I didn’t want to make that throw yet. Now it’s full game and every throw is on the table.”
All signs are pointing to Allen returning to the lineup Sunday against Jacksonville, a team with the fourth ranked defense that ranks ninth in points allowed and has allowed the fewest first downs in the league.
ANALYSIS
Do Chiefs, Rams Have Fatal Flaws?
The Chiefs and Rams have a 99.9 percent chance of making the playoffs, but they have their weaknesses, too, writes Cynthia Frelund. Read about their strengths and biggest question marks heading into their "MNF" clash.
Do Chiefs, Rams Have Fatal Flaws?
The Chiefs and Rams have a 99.9 percent chance of making the playoffs, but they have their weaknesses, too, writes Cynthia Frelund. Read about their strengths and biggest question marks heading into their "MNF" clash.
MNF' PREVIEW
By Nick Shook - Around The NFL Writer
Previewing the 'Game of the Year'
Tonight's game could very well be a Super Bowl preview if these 9-1 teams continue their 2018 success. Here's what to watch for when the Rams host the Chiefs tonight on "Monday Night Football."
You've probably heard about it by now, but in case you don't have anything invested in professional football and just stumbled onto this page, welcome! This is NFL.com, home of the National Football League, I'm Nick Shook and I'm here to tell you about an important football game.
It's between the two of the three best teams in the NFL according to overall win-loss record: The Kansas City Chiefs (9-1) and the Los Angeles Rams (9-1). Each are defending divison champions, and each lost in upset fashion early in the playoffs last year, returning in 2018 with eyes on redemption and more.
They've played like it all season, tearing through opponents and squeaking past the peskiest of challengers.
They've each only suffered one setback, and they're each a favorite to win their respective conferences.
They meet Monday night.
If that wasn't enough, here are five reasons why you should watch the game on Monday Night Football.
1. It's the game of the year!
2. MVP heavyweights meet
3. Marcus Peters faces his former, now red-hot team
4. Chiefs' pass rush vs. Rams' premier line
5. Familiar faces meet: Wade Phillips vs. Andy Reid
By Nick Shook - Around The NFL Writer
Previewing the 'Game of the Year'
Tonight's game could very well be a Super Bowl preview if these 9-1 teams continue their 2018 success. Here's what to watch for when the Rams host the Chiefs tonight on "Monday Night Football."
You've probably heard about it by now, but in case you don't have anything invested in professional football and just stumbled onto this page, welcome! This is NFL.com, home of the National Football League, I'm Nick Shook and I'm here to tell you about an important football game.
It's between the two of the three best teams in the NFL according to overall win-loss record: The Kansas City Chiefs (9-1) and the Los Angeles Rams (9-1). Each are defending divison champions, and each lost in upset fashion early in the playoffs last year, returning in 2018 with eyes on redemption and more.
They've played like it all season, tearing through opponents and squeaking past the peskiest of challengers.
They've each only suffered one setback, and they're each a favorite to win their respective conferences.
They meet Monday night.
If that wasn't enough, here are five reasons why you should watch the game on Monday Night Football.
1. It's the game of the year!
2. MVP heavyweights meet
3. Marcus Peters faces his former, now red-hot team
4. Chiefs' pass rush vs. Rams' premier line
5. Familiar faces meet: Wade Phillips vs. Andy Reid
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