Cool to see that the Vikings lost.
The Packers had luck on their end this week, winning by one point after losing by one point last week. Looks like the NFC North will be won by either the Lions or the Pack this year, with the runner-up likely not making the playoffs. It's a weak division, but I don't think that surprises anyone.
It's really sad that the broadcasting rights for Germany/Austria were bought up by the shittiest TV network over here. Not only did they retain most of the subpar German commentators, including three former German NFL players, but there's also no broadcast with Austrian commentators anymore. To add insult to injury, the games they select to broadcast are hot garbage all too often. Seriously, who in their right mind would pick Patriots vs. Jets and, even worse, Cowboys vs. Cardinals as today's games to watch. I'm still waiting for a Green Bay game to get aired over here.
Looking up today's results on NFL.com, I first thought it's another instance of a website error because the Dolphins were shown to have scored 70 points against the Broncos. But apparently it's all correct, including almost 400 passing yards and around 350 rushing yards for Miami's squad.
The AFC South teams collectively surprised. A hapless Titans team got stomped by the Browns, the Colts toppled the Ravens and somehow the Texans destroyed the Jaguars.
Legend11 correctly predicted that GTA IV will outsell Super Smash Bros. Brawl. I was wrong.
