Week 14 NFL Matchups Determine Playoff Seeding and Elimination

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This quote highlights the dynamic nature of live betting, emphasizing how real-time adjustments can be made based on game events. The presenter, likely an advertiser for FanDuel, explains that the platform allows users to react instantly to score changes, player performance, and game momentum. This offers a sense of immediate engagement and control for the bettor.

"all season long leading up to the playoffs cash app is sponsoring our locked we'll track how we're doing each episode with the winner being presented with the cash app locked trophy at the end of the season right last week jp made a big move four and one last week i went two and two kyle went two and two and we both were kind of at different points in that broncos commanders game on sunday night hoping for stops not only because we wanted to get the pot out of the way because it was like midnight and we're like let's just get this game over but also because i needed the under in regulation didn't hit you needed the broncos to cover six and a half at the end also didn't hit we both very much upset with the denver broncos"

This passage details a segment of the podcast focused on tracking betting picks, sponsored by Cash App. The hosts, JP and another unnamed individual, discuss their performance from the previous week, highlighting JP's success. They also recount a specific game, the Broncos vs. Commanders, where their bets did not pan out, illustrating the unpredictable nature of sports betting and the shared experience of disappointment among bettors.

"i was talking with kyle long earlier this week obviously of bears fame and i was saying i don't think i've been this excited for a bears packers matchup or that there's been one that had this much on the line since week 17 of 2013 12 years ago now two years ago the packers needed to beat the bears week 18 to make the playoffs but the bears were out of it that one didn't have the intrigue the only intrigue was like for the bears was what do we do with justin fields after this game can you play well enough because he kind of that was the year remember he had that stretch at the end where fans were like hey he's the guy and a lot of people were upset when they traded him i don't think they're upset now but that was not a great game objectively that wasn't a good bears team but that 2013 year was for a playoff spot"

The speaker, likely Mike Renner, expresses his excitement for an upcoming Bears-Packers game, comparing its significance to a 2013 matchup. He contrasts this with a more recent game where playoff implications were less compelling for the Bears. Renner highlights the historical weight of the rivalry and the specific context of Justin Fields' performance in 2013, suggesting that this current game carries more meaningful stakes.

"the bears are 29th in pressure rate that's been the formula to stop the packers' offense well there's two formulas one is just like bait them into running all game long which i think they've finally scrapped a little or enough in recent weeks and the second is to get pressure on jordan love quickly with this offensive line that's been you know just okay it has not been great in terms of pass protection and they've been banged up throughout the year the bears don't have the guys to do it they just don't flat out don't have the guys that worry this packers' offensive line"

This quote analyzes the Chicago Bears' defensive struggles against the Green Bay Packers' offense. The speaker points out the Bears' low pressure rate and identifies two primary strategies for stopping the Packers: forcing them to run or generating quick pressure on Jordan Love. The speaker concludes that the Bears lack the necessary personnel to effectively pressure the Packers' offensive line, which has also been hampered by injuries.

"the jags have allowed 3 5 yards per carry on under center runs that's the fourth fewest or have allowed the fourth fewest yards on such runs all season and that's the colts' bread and butter that is where they win as an offense and this game like a lot of games but especially in the afc there's a lot of games that have massive playoff implications this week this obviously being one of them the jaguars with the win go from 97 chance to make the playoffs if they win to 68 with a loss the colts with the win go from 79 chance to make the playoffs to 33 with a loss so that is a massive basically this is a must win for the colts for in terms of the swing now it's not as big a swing as what we're going to see in the afc north and the matchup at top there but it's the second biggest swing all week in terms of playoff implications those numbers are all according to pff"

The speaker is discussing the playoff implications of the Colts vs. Jaguars game, emphasizing its importance for both teams' postseason hopes. They highlight the Jaguars' strong defense against under-center runs, which is a key offensive strategy for the Colts. The quote also provides specific statistics from PFF on the playoff probabilities for both teams, underscoring the significant impact of this game on the AFC South standings.

"the most intriguing thing about this game is that the jets are wearing the gotham city uniforms it again would batman be a i don't think batman would be a jets fan i feel like he's sort of like old money ish so i feel like he'd be a giants fan or maybe an eagles fan but very quietly devon achane has had one of the best seasons in the nfl as a running back he's one of only four running backs right now with over a thousand rushing yards he's second in the nfl in runs of 10 plus yards and it just feels like again like mike mcdaniel has done such a great job of using him in the run game to create explosives they just they're really good at designing devon achane runs where they they fit his skill set a lot a lot of outside zone a lot of tosses get him moving downhill in an instant i think patrick paul and aaron brewer played really well as run blockers so i just i just want to see devon achane in this game kind of see him cook"

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