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| TODAY'S EPISODE: Why Bell could be a Steeler in '19 after all |
| Our long, national nightmare is over: Le'Veon Bell willingly passed on at least $14M (and ruined SOME PEOPLE'S fantasy teams). So, where will he go now? Jason La Canfora joins me and says it could be ... Pittsburgh. JLC's got some very interesting ideas about what might happen next, and there's quite a lot in play here. |
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| Wilson's Week 11 Picks: Chiefs beat Rams in L.A. |
| Ryan Wilson says here's the thing: the Chiefs catch all kinds of flak for having a bad D, yet the Rams D isn't much better. Maybe that's why the crazy O/U (63.5!) didn't budge even when this game was moved to L.A. It's definitely why Ryan says the Chiefs are sure to cover, and here's who else he's got (Falcons lose at home!?). |
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| Will Brinson's Surefire Can't-Miss Picks Vs. the Spread |
| Of Seattle's five losses, four are to the Chargers, Bears and twice to the Rams. They're GOOD, and they've got a significant home-field advantage, so I'll fade the Packers. I'm also just gonna keep punching myself in the face and go against the Saints, and here's why Ryan Wilson is WRONG about the Falcons. |
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| QB landscape: Who's moving on, trades that could work |
| It's starting to become clear which teams are likely to have new QBs next year. Jason La Canfora talked with agents and personnel execs and came up with a blueprint of how the QB landscape is taking shape. It will be slim pickings for needy teams, but he's got some ideas (Jacoby Brissett back to the Pats?) that you'll want to see. |
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| Playoff Picture: The chances for all 32 teams |
| Stephen Oh plugged some numbers into his SportsLine computer and simulated the rest of the NFL season, which is good news for everyone but the Bills (the computer gave them a zero-percent chance of making the playoffs even though they're not eliminated). Here's how it will all play out. |
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| MVP Watch: Mahomes, Brees neck and neck |
| The results were about as close as you can get: In the first edition of our weekly MVP watch, only one vote (mine!) separates the two players at the top. Here's how all the CBS Sports writers voted, even the ones who are wrong ... although I do think Drew Brees will end up winning it. |
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| Fantasy Start 'Em and Sit 'Em: Cook's week |
| Alex Collins and Dalvin Cook haven't had the seasons we'd hoped for, but THIS IS THE WEEK. Jamey Eisenberg says they're in line for a lot of points, and he's got all the best starts and sits in Week 11, including a bust alert for an RB who's one of the NFL's top 10 all-time rushers. |
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