The Surprise and The Usual

This Sunday was a little bit better than this Saturday. I was ecstatic to watch the Bengals play the Bills. We were scheduled to play the year's most thrilling game. Let's assume that everyone was glad to be allowed to play this match in light of everything that had happened with Damar Hamlin. But for whatever reason that is unknown, the Bills did not attend the game. Let me explain. Despite Josh Allen's talent and status as one of the few quarterbacks who can truly compete with Patrick Mahomes, I am not a big admirer of him. However, this Sunday, it was depressing to see him. He did not perform like the quaterback he normally is. Stefon Diggs was also upset with him. Let's also talk about the defense's failure to perform. The Bengals' offensive line is their worst weakness, and this past weekend they had an easy time of it. Jamar Chase, one of the league's best wide receivers, was not even attempted to be stopped by the defence. The Bengals won well, so that was good. They performed admirably, and I must give credit to their offensive line, which was not the strongest on paper but did a fantastic job on the field in protecting Joe Burrow. Joe Burrow is also not my favourite player, but again it is mostly because he is so good. I love and hate at the same time is connection with Jamar Chase. Their time spent together in college has clearly paid off. We are gonna have a good game on Sunday. Now, I will talk about the Cowboys vs. 49ers game. Again, I was very anticipating this game, but it took some time before the game started to hold my interest. The play on the ground for San Francisco was really challenging at the beginning of the game, but it finally improved with McCaffrey. Additionally, George Kittle made the crucial play. It was an incredible play. Like everyone, I am impressed with the performance of Brock Purdy but it wasn't his best game. I felt that he wasn't really adept at reading the game. He has a tonne of excellent offensive players, but he cannot see them. But, he is only 23 years old and he was not supposed to be there, so he is doing way better than we could have thought. The offensive tactics used at the game's conclusion also didn't particularly impress me. I know you have to trust your defence, but handing the ball back to the other team with two minutes left is incredibly dangerous.The Cowboys defence performed a great job at first, but they fell short when it was time to step it up. For the offence, Dak Prescott's two interceptions are the kind of game-changing factors. However, I must bring up Pollard's injury because it impacted their attacking strategy. But just like the previous season, the Cowboys struggled to play well in the dying moments. What a terrible final play; I knew Prescott wasn't the type of quarterback to throw that kind of hail mary, but I had hoped they would at least attempt it. We're going to have a tremendous game on Sunday, I'm very sure!