October 29-November 4
As October gives way to November, football is still cooking along. Both the NFL and NCAA are experiencing competitive seasons with lots of teams still very much in contention. This year’s expanded College Football Playoff expansion to 12 teams has a lot to do with that, but don’t discount the NFL’s competitiveness with 19 of 32 teams still very much in contention. Oh and even the Canadian Football League (CFL) is offering compelling content this week with their playoffs beginning.
Let’s dig in and see what this week has to offer for football action.
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The NFL is one week away from their mid-point and there are still 19 teams that have a legitimate claim to playoff relevance. You could point to mediocrity or just realize the game remains the most competitive sport in North America. This week does feature some great matchups with Detroit at Green Bay in the later afternoon slot and an interesting matchup between a resurgent Tampa Bay and undefeated Kansas City on Monday night. Overall, the week appears to be ready to deliver solid traffic.
In the College ranks, there are only two games with between ranked opponents, but one of them is a true humdinger. (3)Penn State hosts (4)Ohio State at noon on Saturday with serious conference standings implication not to mention how it might impact the national championship playoffs. The other ranked game sees (18)Pittsburgh at (20)SMU with both teams hoping to climb into playoff contention.
And up north, the CFL begins their playoff run with two games on Saturday. These are the conference semifinals with two more rounds before they crown a Gray Cup Champion for 2024. It’s a great time to access football from across the continent. Have a great week and let us know how you did.
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