Dave Dameshek

I know this is grim stuff the day after Christmas, but that's what Miles Garrett did.

But imagine the completion of that circle.

Somehow that's not justice served.

Yes, I hope Mason Rudolph has enough dignity to, if Miles Garrett gets close to him, to take off Miles Garrett's helmet and hit him in the head with it.

Then that would complete the circle.

Tough game to pick in the here and now, if it does come down to it.

with all the marbles because the one thing pittsburgh does not want is to have to beat baltimore again in a must win to win the division it i mean it's not exactly i talk about the curse of supposed to zazz that when you're the team that's supposed to win that applies extra pressure to you without the dk metcalf i don't even know that you would rightly say well the steelers obviously are the way they're obviously uh supposed to win this game i don't

know i mean they don't have wide receivers who catch passes besides dk metcalf and like we say he's not going to be on the field there so um let's just hope if you're rooting for black and gold in week 17 that the packers take care of business that's the main event for you jags colts fatville rivers and company underdogs plus six and a half 48 and a half against the rising jacksonville jaguars how say you zass

Boy, yeah, it would sort of be justice served cold, revenge.

Remember when Carson Wentz and the Colts were about to win the division, all they had to do, or get into the playoffs at minimum, was just go down and beat the bum Jags.

It was an afterthought of a game, and then the Jags actually did knock off Carson Wentz and the Colts and knock them out of the postseason.

In a way, at least, this would knock the Jags out of it, but it would end any chance that they have of getting the number one seed, or getting the

the division crown.

Well, or I guess that would put the Texans in the driver's seat at minimum to, to, to get that in a significant difference in the path to get to the Superbowl at that point.

I hear you, man.

The Colts on the money line are intriguing.

The Jags have had very little resistance, it feels like.

Even beating the Broncos, which is the one game I thought they were going to drop, I said six weeks ago, if nobody's paying attention, Jacksonville has the breeziest path to a division title of any of the contenders, and they've made me look smart there.

Even going out to Denver last week,

who told you that one, Gino?