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Albert Breer’s Notes: Don’t Sleep on Miami’s Rookie Class, Even in a Losing Season (opens the original)
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We’re onto Week 4 of the regular season and I have a few leftovers from Week 3. Let’s dive in. Here one underrated story from Sunday: the Dolphins’ effort. Most expected the Chiefs to blow them out on Sunday, and the start of the game certainly reinforced that idea, as Kansas City went 67 yards in four plays to take a 7–0 lead. From there, Miami was right there with Patrick Mahomes & Co. The Dolphins actually outgained Kansas City 329–267 and went into the fourth quarter trailing only 14–10. Mid
Why J.J. McCarthy Didn’t Succeed in Minnesota and Why He Can Still Turn His Career Around (opens the original)
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And the path he took to get there should be instructive to the trail he and his new team try to blaze out of the messy start to his career. First, the reality of the situation: The Vikings still need a long-term solution at the most important position on the field, and had become certain McCarthy wasn’t going to become that answer by the expiration of his rookie deal in a year and a half. Even with a veteran roster and even with a veteran coaching staff, stocked with sturdy infrastructure for an
Giants Are Taking on the Personality of Their Coach: ‘He’s a Calm Psycho’ (opens the original)
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(Editor’s note: This is excerpted from Albert Breer’s takeaways of Sept. 28, 2026.) The team didn’t even get back to New Jersey, after last week’s loss to the Rams on Monday Night Football, until about 7:30 a.m. ET, and it was near midday before they got wind that Jaxson Dart was likely out for the year. John Harbaugh responded the next day, to his players, with transparency. “The team was upset because Jaxson is our leader and everybody wants to see him out there and playing. He cares so much,”
Albert Breer’s Week 3 NFL Takeaways: Bills Had a Chance to Show Their Character (opens the original)
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That was one fun Sunday—lots of drama, and sloppy, imperfect, entertaining football. Why don’t we go ahead and cover it all. Your takeaways for Week 3 … I think we saw how much margin for error the Bills are playing with. Speaking of sloppy, imperfect football, we saw a lot of it in Buffalo. Joe Brady and his staff definitely didn’t draw up Sunday’s game against a desperate Chargers team the way it played out. Nor will Monday’s look at the film be especially pleasant for the Bills’ folks. But so
Why There’s No Easy Solution to Prevent QB Injuries, Given League Data Trends (opens the original)
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The NFL has changed rules to accommodate, protect and enhance the quarterback’s impact over the past quarter century. This week, everyone’s getting to see both sides of that. Maybe the Giants’ season isn’t over. Maybe the Commanders and Jayden Daniels have one heck of a comeback story coming—if a little later in the fall. The Bears, for sure, can count themselves lucky that Caleb Williams’s hamstring injury wasn’t as serious as it initially appeared (you can insert whichever meme you want here).
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