The Jacksonville Jaguars have made no bones about their desire to throw the ball this year. Phillip Sampson leads the league in passing attempts and is having a fantastic season. His team fell short in Indianapolis, but he had 413 yards passing and 2 touchdowns. 
The defensive player of the year in 2019, Miami's Donny Duncan continues to put up huge numbers. In the win over Tennessee, he had 6 tackles and 3.5 sacks, giving him his 3rd consecutive double digit sack season, and we're just in week 7. 
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Emotions High
Week 6 Recap - Football is a game of opportunities, and whether you succeed or fail is dependent on how you handle them when the arise. On Monday Night Football, it was a very emotional opportunity for veteran QB Sammie Holmes. He said the his team just needed the win, an opportunity in itself, but it was also a chance for him to give a slight bit of payback to the franchise that discarded him after so many years of service. Neither would happen, though, as the Rams came up short and the Bears stayed unbeaten.
Dolphins edge Titans, San Fran rolls in Seattle, Carolina tops Philly, Cowboys squeek by Redskins, Indy beats Jaguars, Raiders upset Browns and more in Week 6.
Same Old, Same Old
Week 5 Recap - As noted last week, the AFC East is impossible to predict. But elsewhere, some things remain the same. Exhibit A, take Monday Night Football where the Bengals definitely gave the Steelers a fight. But in the end, it was what we're used to. Betrezoff led his team with a TD drive at the end, killing Cincy momentum. Ian Foster, formerly of the Lions, threw a crucial interception. And Pittsburgh, as they do so often, beat the Cincinnati Bengals.
Dolphins come back to beat Jags, Washington wins again, Vikes top Seahawks in shoot-out, Jets release frustration on Houston, new Packers GM wins debut and more in Week 5.
