What Now for Bears & Commanders?

Reports say Williams avoided significant hamstring damage and is not ruled out for Monday, though Wilbon suspects gamesmanship and expects a two-week absence.

A two-to-four week absence would be acceptable for a hamstring injury.

Daniels left the game with a dislocated left elbow, the same one injured last year, and Marcus Mariota will start.

Daniels has left the last five games he played with an injury, gets hurt too often, and Washington has lost twelve of their last fourteen games.

Ben Johnson needs to stop talking about setting records and focus on scoring touchdowns, and the Bears should have drafted a pass rusher instead of a tight end who can't catch.

The Colts' play calling was the dumbest, least creative, and least inventive he has ever seen for failing to be aggressive when seventeen yards from beating Mahomes.

The Colts should have kicked a field goal on fourth down and been more aggressive and creative.

The Ravens failed to close a tight game by giving Derrick Henry only five carries in the second half after he had fifty-one yards in the first half. Jets coach Aaron Glenn made a mistake by taking the ball in overtime in a rainy stadium instead of relying on his team's defensive strength.

The Saints achieved a great upset win in Baltimore, with Tyler Shuck surviving a hit at the goal line to secure the victory.

The Raiders are the most impressive two-and-zero team because nobody expected them to win, and they secured a home-game victory in Los Angeles.

The Seahawks are impressive for winning after losing their quarterback early, and the Bengals are notable because their defense is actually pretty good.

The Falcons are stupid for starting Michael Penix Jr. over Kirk Cousins, a capable veteran they paid 187 million dollars.

Ole Miss is a legit team, and Lane Kiffin deserves credit for keeping them focused and calm to rally from a 24-7 deficit.

Todd Monken has not earned the right to be feisty with Mike Tomlin because he was not smart enough to give the ball to Derrick Henry in the final thirteen minutes of a game last year.

Monken's feistiness is good for motivating the team and Cleveland fans should like that their coach is standing up for them.

Alex Bregman suffered several facial fractures from a foul ball near the on-deck circle but hopes to skip surgery and return for the postseason.

Bregman shouldn't have been standing in the on-deck circle, and Isola is surprised such injuries don't happen more often.

Cam Schlittler is a Cy Young candidate who will start the playoff opener after giving up one earned run or less for the twenty-fourth time this season.

Darian Mensah's ninety percent completion rate is sustainable enough to warrant Heisman Trophy consideration.

The Giants will pull off an upset against the Rams because of the pressure on Los Angeles from Seattle and San Francisco's success.