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I didn't see it either. This is the new NFL.

They err on the side of caution these days.

There must be more to that from another angle.

Two outta three ain't bad. Yeah. This will be an all night track meet.

Forget rumors. Watch the games or the All-22 film.

Do you post these things just to troll and create attention? There's no way you can possibly believe any of this.

Hutton saved them from being out of it early.

MNF PREVIEW: By Nick Shook - Around The NFL Writer Previewing the 'Game of the Year' Tonight's game could very well be a Super Bowl preview if these 9-1 teams continue their 2018 success. Here's what to watch for when the Rams host the Chiefs tonight on "Monday Night Football." You've probably heard about it by now, but in case you don't have anything invested in professional football and just stumbled onto this page, welcome! This is NFL.com, home of the National Football League, I'm Nick Shook and I'm here to tell you about an important football game. It's between the two of the three best teams in the NFL according to overall win-loss record: The Kansas City Chiefs (9-1) and the Los Angeles Rams (9-1). Each are defending divison champions, and each lost in upset fashion early in the playoffs last year, returning in 2018 with eyes on redemption and more. They've played like it all season, tearing through opponents and squeaking past the peskiest of challengers. They've each only suffered one setback, and they're each a favorite to win their respective conferences. They meet Monday night. If that wasn't enough, here are five reasons why you should watch the game on Monday Night Football. 1. It's the game of the year! 2. MVP heavyweights meet 3. Marcus Peters faces his former, now red-hot team 4. Chiefs' pass rush vs. Rams' premier line 5. Familiar faces meet: Wade Phillips vs. Andy Reid

Tage rips the Cage! Tie game at 1.

Below are the inactives for both teams. LOS ANGELES RAMS WR Nick Williams DB Darious Williams RB John Kelly OLB Ogbonnia Okoronkwo DT Sebastian Joseph-Day TE Johnny Mundt OLB Matt Longacre KANSAS CITY CHIEFS S Eric Berry C Mitch Morse WR Gehrig Dieter RB Darrel Williams OL Kahlil McKenzie DL Justin Hamilton TE Deon Yelder

ANALYSIS Do Chiefs, Rams Have Fatal Flaws? The Chiefs and Rams have a 99.9 percent chance of making the playoffs, but they have their weaknesses, too, writes Cynthia Frelund. Read about their strengths and biggest question marks heading into their "MNF" clash.

Doug Marrone Conference Call: Monday, November 19 (16:35) Head Coach Doug Marrone meets the media on a conference call to review the 20-16 loss to the Steelers.

What Makes the Rams' Offense Special? The Greatest Show on Turf Explains Lindsey Thiry, ESPN LOS ANGELES -- There’s a method to the madness. And you'd better believe, the Los Angeles Rams' offense is madness. Some might even call it the Greatest Show on Turf 2.0, including quarterback Kurt Warner, the conductor of the original Greatest Show. “What makes them so good is that they’ve got great balance,” Warner said about the 2018 Rams. “They’re equally effective running and passing the football, offensive line is playing great ... and Sean McVay does a great job of making everything look the same.” It’s time, members of the original Greatest Show said, for the records to fall, for new legends to be made, and for them to reunite at the Super Bowl to watch this new team solidify its place in history.

Just a matter of time as he becomes more confident.