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🏈 Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson clapped back at Andrew Fillipponi of 93.7 The Fan.

Jackson wrote on X “Sayless” with a crying laughing emoji after Fillipponi said he was at the very least a little overrated during the Ravens’ loss to the Cincinnati Bengals on Thanksgiving.

Jackson also called Fillipponi a hater.

“u know this wat Haters wait for,” Jackson wrote.

Jackson and the Ravens face the Pittsburgh Steelers at M&T Bank Stadium on Sunday.

Can we all agree that Lamar Jackson is...

What a week of upsets we just had. While we were all carving turkey and arguing with our extended families, all three Thanksgiving Day games were upsets. That trend continued over the weekend. With Chicago going into Philly and winning and the Rams tripping up in Carolina, we have a new No. 1 seed in the NFC: da Bears. Just like we all predicted.

Meanwhile, the AFC South might be the most interesting and competitive division race over the next five weeks, with three teams all within a game of each other and all in strong playoff positions. The Cowboys...

The Steelers are technically tied for first in the division right now, but anybody can clearly see they’re not where they want to be. They are, after all, sitting at 6-6, a .500 record now into December, which is never good. Sure, in theory, they could finish the regular season 11-6, and it would look […]

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With the Steelers and Ravens both sitting atop the AFC North at 6-6, it is decidedly the worst division in the NFL right now. But somebody has to win it, and both sides know hat the fight for the title begins on Sunday. Both teams are coming off frustrating losses, but whoever wins Sunday controls […]

The latest Cleveland Browns coverage from Dawgs By Nature:

• With Jack Conklin, Wyatt Teller injured, Browns sign OLman to roster according to report (Jared Mueller) Due to Wyatt Teller, Jack Conklin injuries, the Cleveland Browns have signed Jack Conley to their practice squad roster, reportedly
• Browns lose suprising record they held vs. the Steelers (Thomas Moore) Cleveland’s 231 rushing yards in 2016 was the most at Pittsburgh’s Acrisure Stadium before the Bills bested them on Sunday.
• Browns injuries: Season-ending for defender, Jack Conklin, Dylan Sampson, Wyatt Teller updates (Jared Mueller) The Cleveland Browns announced injury updates for...

Kyle Juszczyk, Ben Bartch sustain significant injuries in 49ers’ win vs. Browns
“Bartch sustained a likely Lisfranc foot injury and will require surgery, 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan said on Monday. Bartch is expected to be placed on injured reserve.”

49ers vs. Browns PFF grades: Best and worst from the game, plus snap counts
“Linebacker Dee Winters also earned the 49ers’ highest coverage grade (76.2), allowing just three receptions for eight yards. Cornerback Deommodore Lenoir trailed closely with a 76.0 coverage grade, allowing one catch for seven yards.“

Kyle Shanahan details how wind affected his decisions in 49ers’ win vs. Browns...

The New England Patriots stayed in the win column on Monday, celebrating a tenth straight W to improve to 11-2 on the year.

Here is who caught our eye for better or worse upon live viewing in the 33-15 victory.

Winners

QB Drake Maye: In his first Monday night appearance, it was another sharp night for the Patriots QB which drew more “MVP” chants throughout Gillette Stadium. Maye completed 24-of-31 passes for 282 yards and a pair of scores while generating +0.31 EPA per play (82nd percentile).

Besides dropping two touchdowns in the bucket to Kayshon Boutte and Kyle...

To be clear, the Miami Dolphins are absolute long shots to make the playoffs this season. They need so much help from other teams and they have to win out, to have any chance at all. Unfortunately, the Dolphins didn’t get much help this past weekend even though they won their game. It’s looking bleak for Miami but until they are officially eliminated from the playoffs, we will have to have this discussion on a weekly basis.

You can check out that story here, and the rest of the day’s round-up below.

[What Kind of Help Did the Dolphins Get...

Are the Steelers better off with Mason Rudolph than an injured Aaron Rodgers? The Steelers have a lot of issues right now, but clearly, Aaron Rodgers has not been right—not that Mason Rudolph has looked great. Since suffering a wrist injury—really, even before—Rodgers’ play has declined. Obviously, he looked his worst on Sunday against the […]

The New York Giants offered little resistance in a demoralizing loss to the New England Patriots in prime time. New York fell to 2-11 on the season with the 33-15 Monday Night Football defeat. The Patriots dominated the game from start to finish, holding the Giants’ offense to 239 total yards while Drake Maye torched the defense.

Monday night’s game couldn’t have gone much worse for New York. In addition to the ugly loss, the Giants suffered several injuries. Tyrone Tracy Jr. and Gunner Olszewski both left the field and didn’t return after taking big hits. And first-round rookie [Abdul...

The New England Patriots didn’t waste any time seizing momentum on Monday night against the New York Giants. After opening the game with a field goal, New England extended its early lead when Marcus Jones delivered one of the most electrifying plays of the NFL season — a 94-yard punt return touchdown that pushed the advantage to 10-0 in the game early.

The play instantly shifted the tone of the game and reminded the league why Jones is considered one of the most dangerous return men in football. After the game, Jones reflected on the moment with a heartfelt look...