Bob Kemp - The Bottom Line
Bob Kemp has more than 40 years of award winning sports broadcasting and newspaper experience. Kemp was the National Sports Talk Show Host Of The Decade (2000-09) by Sports Illustrated following his time at Sporting News Radio and KDUS Sports Radio AM 1060 in Phoenix.
BOTTOM LINE (UPDATED 11/2)
NFL ANALYSIS
*BUFFALO CONTINUED ITS REGULAR SEASON DOMINANCE OF KANSAS CITY: The Bills have won the last 4 scheduled matchups after Josh Allen (23 of 26 for 273 yards passing with 1 touchdown and 0 interceptions plus 2 rushing scores) significantly outplayed an inaccurate Patrick Mahomes (15 of 34, 0 touchdowns and 1 interception) during the 28-21 Bills victory.
*THE BILLS MAY NOT HAVE TO BEAT THE CHIEFS IN THE POST SEASON: After Sunday’s results, the Chiefs are the EIGHTH seed in the AFC (7 from each conference qualify for the playoffs).
*THE COLTS AND PACKERS WERE BAD: Indy fell to 7-2 after losing 27-20 at Pittsburgh after 5 Daniel Jones turnovers (3 interceptions and 2 lost fumbles). The Colts had 4 total turnovers in their first 8 games ... The 13.5 point favored Packers lost 16-13 at home to the Panthers. Elite TE Tucker Kraft left with a knee injury, reportedly a torn ACL.
*LET’S GO STREAKING: The AFC East leading Patriots have won 6 straight games ... The Titans have lost 8 consecutive games at home ... Individually, Tee Higgins has at least 1 touchdown catch in 9 consecutive home games.
*RANDOM NOTES: Jacksonville’s Cam Little drilled an NFL record 68-yard field goal at Las Vegas ... The Broncos have 4 victories when trailing after 3 quarters ... The Bengals have scored 38 and 42 the last 2 weeks but allowed 39 and 47 in home losses to the Jets and Bears, respectively.
*MORE INJURY INFO: The following players left and did not return - Texans quarterback C.J. Stroud (concussion), Rams wideout Puka Nakua (chest), Chargers tackle Joe Alt (ankle), Patriots corner Christian Gonzales (hand), 49ers DL Mykal Williams (likely torn ACL), Bears TE Colt Kmet (concussion).
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