Bet The Board FREE Newsletter with more Content & Advice. Sign Up Here: bit.ly/3wzsjvr Motor City faithful are screaming as loud as can be with its hybrid engine. Winning six of seven has fans in Detroit eyeing an improbable playoff run. Runs were apparently "a thing" in NFL Week 15 after three massive comebacks unfolding late to shock bettors and fans alike. ▶️ Monday Night Football: Rams at Packers Preview (48:20) ▶️ GOOD, BAD, UGLY (6:05) - Jaguars Ferocious Comeback - Dolphins Outplay Bills - Mitchell Trubisky Truth - Barometer of Mahomes Success - Roman not building an Offensive Empire - Brady & Buccaneers Break Late - Vikings Comeback - Jacobi Meyers Brain Fart - Patriots Slow Starting - Jets Defense ▶️ LOOK AHEAD LINES (36:50) ▶️ HURT or INJURED? (41:57) Jalen Hurts had a business-like performance in Chicago but it wasn't always pretty for Philly. If Hurts MVP run is going to continue, his act must get cleaner with the Cowboys on the horizon. Dallas was favored on the road in Jacksonville, but blew a 17 point third quarter lead as Dak Prescott threw a walk-off pick-six in overtime. Give credit to the Jaguars and their skill players hitting explosive plays clawing their way back, but is this an indictment on the Cowboys staff and quarterback? New England didn't just shoot themselves in the foot Sunday, they ran their ship straight into an iceberg during daylight. Thoughts and prayers to Jakobi Meyers are in order. Another late collapse featured Jeff Saturday's Colts blowing a 33-0 at halftime. The Vikings just set the record for the largest comeback in NFL history, and of course Matt Ryan just so happens to be under center. Matty Ice now part of the largest regular season and Super Bowl collapse. Subscribe to Bet The Board Podcast

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