Happy Halloween everyone. This week the “Monsters” are really out to check out the matchup between the 8-3 Tampa Bay Bucs and the 8-3 Kansas City Chiefs. Since it is Halloween, I decided to bring out two special interviewers for the occasion who truly represent the inner desires of the two coaches. Without any hesitation
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This is a big one so I didn’t want to add any attempt at comedy on this one. This is definitely one of the biggest matchups of the season. Matt has surprised everyone by going 7-2. He has scored 1908 points. Brad has surprised nobody by scoring 2018 points, the 2nd highest in the IFL. What has been surprising is that Brad has been a little bit unlucky with a record of 6-3. Lets get right into the matchup.
QB: Matt is going with Lamar Jackson. Brad is going with Patrick Mahommes. Jackson is the 5th highest scoring QB in the IFL this year. Mahommes is the 2nd highest scorer. Mahommes is facing the Broncos on Thursday night. He still has a bum ankle so I think he won’t have his typical high scoring game. Jackson has a much easier matchup against the Seahawks who lack a good secondary. While Mahommes is a better seasonal QB, Jackson gets the nod this week. ADVANTAGE: RAVENS
RB/WR/TE: Ravens are going with Mark Ingram, Devonta Freeman, Julio Jones, Mark Andrews, and Austin Hooper. Ingram has a good matchup where the Seahawks were just shredded by Nick Chubb last week. Freeman and Jones go up against the Rams who have a ton of injuries on the defense. Rams also just traded Marcus Peters so their secondary could have some issues. Andrews and Hooper have been awesome. Who would have thought that Hooper would be the #1 tight end to this point. It is easy to see why Matt has done so well. Dolphins go with Dalvin Cook, Tyler Lockett, Zach Ertz, Travis Kelce, and Darren Waller. Cook has been awesome this year and Detroit can be run on. Lockett is up against Baltimore who is terrible this year on defense. They can’t cover and they can’t rush the passer. I predict Lockett has time to get down field and he torches the Ravens for a long TD. Ertz isn’t getting his usual stats because Wentz is spreading the ball around. Kelce is really good. Prediction for Kelce in Vegas is 75 yards plus on Thursday. Waller has been awesome but has faded somewhat recently. If anybody thought that Andrews/Hooper would outscore Kelce/Ertz nobody would believe it. This one is close, but I think the advantage goes to the Ravens because of the matchups. ADVANTAGE: RAVENS
DE/DT: Ravens are going with Nnadi, Ioaniddis, and Nick Williams (I had to jump back and forth repeatedly when I was typing those names). Matt is missing Cam Heyward and his 100 plus points this week, but these 3 guys aren’t bad. They have all scored over 70 points each this year. I think Nnadi could have a great game because teams are starting to run the ball extensively against the Chiefs and the Broncos will do the same. Williams is filling in for A. Hicks and he is quietly putting up good numbers. Dolphins are going with Snacks Harrison, Houston, and Ngoukwa. Brad is missing a stud this week in Myles Garrett who was sitting on 132 points. This is a huge loss for him. Once again, I give the advantage to Matt. ADVANTAGE: RAVENS
LB: Ravens are going with Littleton, Milano, Walker, and Ogletree. Matt is mising Lavonte David this week. Littleton is awesome and his teammates are dropping like flies. He is the only one left it seems. Milano will have lower numbers than normal because they play the Dolphins who won’t have the ball much. Walker will also suffer because Darius Leonard is supposed to return. Ogletree has been really good. Cardinals run alot of plays so his tackle numbers should be good. Dolphins go with Kwon, Deion Jones, Roquan Smith and Trevathan. Kwon has been just okay. They play the Redskins who are down to Wendell Smallwood. AP and Thompson probably won’t play so Redskins won’t have ball much. Deion Jones just isn’t the same and everyone throws against the Falcons now. The two Bears LBs are great. Kamara could be out so it will be interesting to see how the Saints adjust their offense. I give a slight advantage to. ADVANTAGE: DOLPHINS
CB/S: Ravens are going with Awuzie, Lattimore, Peppers, and Teamer. Lattimore will cover Arob but I don’t think Trubisky will throw his way. Peppers is having a great year. This was a great pick up for Matt. Dolphins are going with Collins, Baker, Jenkins, and Bouye. Jenkins is my favorite corner and he gets great points each year. Collins is also awesome because he is on a team with no offense. Baker is also pretty good. I am a big fan of the Dolphins secondary. ADVANTAGE: DOLPHINS
Overall, this will be a great matchup with huge firepower on offense. Because of the matchups, I think the victory goes to Matt. While Brad’s defense is slightly better than Matt’s. I think Matt gets the upset here. It will be fun to watch.
IFL! RnT is off air this week…well at least in its entirety for the next two weeks as i go through budget hell and take my annual camping trip to Joshua Tree. But El Raven loves you, or hates you, depending on your perspective, so for the first time in IFL HISTORY I will bring you a quick written GiF form, of what probably should have been RnT 80.
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