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Our Staff NFL game thoughts Monday morning after Week 3’s Sunday is over.

When you lose offensive lineman, it can’t be good. Just ask the Green Bay Packers. Struggles all around which caused a late drop in the line by 2 points.

Mistakes and penalties will get you everytime. New England couldn’t get out of their own way in a route of 35-6 by the Jacksonville Jaguars.

Los Angeles Chargers still remain winless even with a hot start against the Buffalo Bills and just couldn’t keep it going on their way to a 24-16 loss.

The clevland browns were resilient in their come from behind win against the Carolina panthers for a 21-18 win.

Detroit Lions had all they could handle with the New York Jets and survived at home with a 31-24 win.

The Kansas City Cheifs remained unbeaten with a 24-10 victory covering a deep 11.5 line for the first in time quite while covering such a big line.

In a rough and tough game the New York Giants beat the Tennessee Titans 12-7 on the leg of Dominic Zvada’s four field goals.

The Cincinnati Bengals fell from the ranks of the unbeaten and lost to their rivals the Pittsburgh Steelers 30-27 with Pittsburgh getting two fields at the end of the game, the last withy just over 2 minutes on the clock to seal the victory.

The Seattle Seahawks also are no longer undefeated and did not play to their normal standards in a 33-31 loss to the Washington Commanders.

Minnesota Vikings remain unbeaten in handling the Tampa Bay Buccaneers by winning the first half and keeping even in a very slow 2 nd half that produced 2 field goals for each team in a 23-16 victory.

The New Orleans Saints couldn’t muster any points in the 4 th quarter and gave up 13 to the Las Vegas Raiders to lose at home 35-27.

In a thrilling game the Baltimore Ravens with only 7 seconds on the clock after the Dallas Cowboys tied the game hit a deep pash and got a timeout with 1 second on the clock and nailed a 57 yard field goal to win 34-31 at dallas.

Not to be outdone, the Denver Broncos, with the help of numerous some would say generous calls by the refs took the lead with 47 seconds left and survived a last play throw to the end zone by the Los Angeles Rams to win 30-26.

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