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Quite shocking I'd say.

If the OP is referring to Bell, he was never a member of the 2018 Steelers as he never signed his franchise tag. No ring.

Starr, Namath, and Stabler.

NFL Week 11 game picks: Rams edge Chiefs; Cowboys stay hot MONDAY, NOV. 19 Los Angeles Rams 42, Kansas City Chiefs 38 8:15 p.m. ET (ESPN) | Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum (Los Angeles) Well, what was once an international game has become a home affair for the Rams. A lot of folks watching this game will be concerned about the Chiefs' defense facing perhaps the most dynamic offense in the league. The Rams rank first in net yards per pass attempt (8.6), first-down efficiency (percent of plays gaining four or more yards), 10-yard plays (183), lowest percentage of drives going three-and-out (8.2) and pass plays going for 20 or more yards (50). They are so effective on first down that the success makes the whole operation manageable for Jared Goff. The Chiefs also rank 31st in stopping offenses from gaining 4-plus yards on first down. Thus, at least in this game, first down will be more important than third down. That is a pro football rarity. The Chiefs will be asking a lot of Patrick Mahomes. Look for Andy Reid to call for several designed roll-outs and misdirection plays to neutralize, or at least tame, Aaron Donald's impact. Follow Elliot Harrison on Twitter @HarrisonNFL.

Chad Kelly and Johnny Manziel said "What?!?

PFT’s Week 11 picks Chiefs at Rams MDS’s take: Maybe the best game of this NFL season. Call it a hunch, but I think the Chiefs pull off the road upset. MDS’s pick: Chiefs 31, Rams 28. Florio’s take: The Rams’ defense isn’t great, but it’s good enough to slow down the Chiefs’ offense a little more than the Chiefs’ defense will slow down the Rams’ offense. Florio’s pick: Rams 41, Chiefs 38.

Cool! Great for him.

Turning TSW into a trash heap.

Another new account obsessed with Peterman. I have a suspicion that this one was reborn from the ashes of the previous one that was banned after a false prediction Peterman would start over Anderson a few weeks back.

I have already seen this in a few early mocks.

More trash!

It's been a season long trend since Allen became the starting QB that was continued by Anderson and Barkley.

Texans, Bears Among Defenses Set to Take Off Down the Stretch NFL offenses are steamrolling through the 2018 season. To most, it feels like the four teams averaging at least 30 points per game can't -- and won't -- be stopped. The overall spike in production this season -- led by the New Orleans Saints (36.7 ppg), Kansas City Chiefs (35.3), Los Angeles Rams (33.5) and Pittsburgh Steelers (31) -- comes after a year when no team topped 30 points per game by season's end. (For what it's worth, the Chicago Bears fall just below the 30 ppg threshold, scoring 29.9 points per game.) Despite what these high-powered offenses have done so far, there's no way his holds up through December. Now is the time when defenses will start to turn the corner, contrary to popular belief. Having been a defensive player in the NFL for 15 seasons, I know first-hand that it takes time for defensive units -- even the best ones -- to work out the kinks. LOS ANGELES CHARGERS: This defense can be described in one word: explosive. And that's without pass rusher Joey Bosa, who is expected to return to game action in the coming weeks. The loss of linebacker Denzel Perryman definitely hurts, but rookie Uchenna Nwosu is finding his stride and can fill in nicely. The Chargers are also enjoying the production of rookie safety Derwin James, a huge steal in April's draft who is a serious candidate for Defensive Rookie of the Year. With an offense that is equally explosive, the Chargers are forcing teams to become one-dimensional and, in turn, have held opponents under 20 points for five straight games (the longest active streak in the NFL). NEW ORLEANS SAINTS: The Saints are coming off their best game defensively, holding the Bengals to just 14 points and shutting them out on third down. The defense has limited big plays and created turnovers of late, and after struggling in the early going, the secondary has improved in the last several weeks. Marshon Lattimore, the 2017 Defensive Rookie of the Year, is starting to play at a high level again, along with Marcus Williams, and Eli Apple is settling in with his new team. It helps that this unit has Drew Brees and Co. to control the clock and go toe-to-toe with any offense in the league.