Mike Wright

This is a big one.

Dan Campbell is hopeful.

It's just irritation from yesterday's game, but they are a little bit concerned.

Which could mean big things for Ramondre.

Ramondre against the Jets.

sometimes good way he's gonna yeah he's gonna eat and sometimes he knows how to eat sometimes we leave stuff out about our league sometimes you guys say you want to hear about it i will bring up the fact that mike in the title game in our league of record you will be going for a league record four titles which would um make me sad make us all sad

But the really wild thing about this is the player he is facing is a team that traded Mike, Burrow, and Chase at the deadline, kind of hedging against losing picks, wanted to have draft picks.

And Mike traded Justin Jefferson away, which was the player that we thought might have a great end of the season, but then...

McCarthy didn't look good, and now it might be Brosmer.

So Mike will be facing Justin Jefferson.

Yes, with Brosmer.

He will be facing one of the players he hates the most in Ramondre Stevenson.

So if Mike were to lose, the pain will be significant.

that's it and um we did want to talk a little bit about nfl playoff scenarios and motivations this is the time of the year you want to be aware of it this is why you have fantasy championship games in week 17 and not 18 if you're in an 18 league which some of you are we're still going to be here next week helping you begrudgingly i will say that oh yeah because we're done like normal people and so we want you to be normal people too

So we will, every year it's a PSA to convince your commissioner, or if you are the commissioner, change it to Week 17.

You don't want an entire season worth of fun defined by teams that are benching players and not motivated to play.

But going into Week 17, if you look at the AFC, essentially the good news is that basically everybody you care about cares about this week.

It's wonderful.

It's rare.

The five AFC teams that have clinched playoff spots, which are the Broncos, Patriots, Jaguars, Chargers, and Bills, all still technically have a shot at the number one seed in the AFC, which is wild.