16 Takeaways from Week 11

1. Dak Prescott is not ready to carry a team. No Zeke and Smith hurts but 3 interceptions wont do it.

2. Carson Wentz is the MVP so far. They keep rolling over teams and he keeps getting better. They are the best team in the NFC.

3. Cutler should be benched: Love him to death but Matt Moore has earned a shot

4. Lions are ready to make a run. No run game no problem, as long as Stafford is playing quaterback they have a shot.

5. The Jags are ready for the playoffs. But they are not ready for a playoff win, this isnt an issue when your core is as young as they are. Just picture Blake Bortles in the playoffs.

6. Cleveland may never win a game. Theyre just fucking terrible but they're stuck. I dont think a coaching change will do anything at this point. They just have to play the long game and hope some of these young guys pan out

7. Baltimore has a playoff defence and a high school offence. Joe Flacco is terrible. Just goes to show you, win a super bowl and you will never be benched. For further reference see Manning, Eli.

8. Blaine Gabbert is the best third stringer in the game. In a lost season I rather sink with Gabbert then watch Drew Stanton complete under 50% of his passes. 3 tds and a chance to win is all you can ask for. Shout out Ricky Seals-Jones.

9. Tom Savage is not the worst qb in the league but he is pretty close.

10. Case Keenum is somehow good an I dont know how to handle it. The defence like Jacksonvilles in that they can carry a team to the playoffs. The Vikings and their backup qb are for real.

11. The Rams are human. They were bound to come back down to earth. Still an elite team though.

12. New Orleans is winning in a way no one thought possible, running game and defence. They round out a foursome of absolutely terrifying NFC teams.

13. Kansas City is in serious trouble. Just kidding the AFC stinks. Though the Patty Mahomes chants will start and they wont stop until Alex Smith wins a superbowl. Maybe start showing up again Kareem Hunt?

14. Nate Peterman, need I say more.

15. The Bengals arent as bad as the Broncos who wouldve thought.

16. The Raiders suck and I have no idea why


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