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It's even more insane than it seems because Muncy has actually been better vs. LHP in his career. He wasn't exactly walking Turner to face Trot Nixon.

Tony La Russa just intentionally walked Trea Turner...with a 1-2 count. If you could believe it, Muncy followed with a three-run homer to break the game open. He'll never be fired, but how can this go on?

There are 14 games to play before then, but you'd have to think it'll be a critical game for both teams. And damn, the Blade ain't cheap - similar seats absolutely dwarf the prices in New Orleans (and they're heavily inflated for the Burrow/Chase homecoming) and Baltimore.

I'm not sure where else this should go, but I'll most likely be attending Bengals-Pats on Christmas Eve and am wondering how the ticket market will develop given the day. The Pats were at home that day in '11 (vs. Miami) and '16 (vs. the Jets) and both were 1:00 starts - does anyone remember...

There's a difference between a rest disadvantage on a short week, which happens every week, and one on an even shorter week with short notice. I've been wrong a million times and will be another million, but I'd be shocked if the Bills or Bengals played Saturday. Plus, short weeks have happened...

It's amplified on an even shorter week though. I can't imagine the league telling a team on short notice they're going to play the last game of the year on four days rest, but maybe I'm wrong. They're also unlikely to be resting unless they're locked into a seed, which usually doesn't happen.

That was a logistical nightmare that required rescheduling and shuffling of games which obviously doesn't apply here. Maybe I'm wrong, but I can't see the league making a team play on potentially a 31-hour rest disadvantage on short notice on an already short week in the last game of the year. I...

Because they could potentially flex any Week 18 game. They’re not going to make a team play on four days rest on short notice.

The Bills are on MNF Week 17 - they won’t put them on Saturday.

Yep. Here are the out-of-market games for NYC: 1: 4:25 CBS (KC-ARI, LV-LAC) 2: 4:25 CBS (CIN-DAL, HOU-DEN, ARI-LV) 3: 4:25 FOX (LAR-ARI, ATL-SEA, GB-TB) 4: 4:25 CBS (NE-GB, DEN-LV) 5: 4:25 FOX (PHI-ARI, DAL-LAR) 6: 4:25 CBS (BUF-KC) 7: 4:25 FOX (SEA-LAC, KC-SF) 8: None 9: 4:05 FOX (SEA-ARI)...

Did it say the Baltimore game is on FOX?

The Bills will also be on a short week as they play the Bengals on MNF Week 17.

The Cowboys either played or were scheduled to play (COVID postponement) that game the last six years and seven of the last eight. Considering they could play Detroit or Minnesota, I would imagine it'll still be theirs.

I would imagine. That was the Bills' only Thursday game last year and the Saints played the Cowboys the following Thursday. The Cowboys always seem to have that game but the Pats don't play them.

The Bengals game is at 1 on CBS if you wanted to add the time/network. It's also on Saturday (most of the league plays then) since Christmas is Sunday.

The Bengals are playing common Pats opponents these weeks so you can cross them off: 1/11 (SNF) - PIT 3 - NYJ 4 (TNF) - MIA 5 (SNF) - BAL 8 (MNF)/14 - CLE 17 (MNF) - BUF

There's no way that first Miami game is TNF. Dolphins-Bengals Week 4 is TNF and I would imagine that first game is in Miami since teams are always home before a TNF road game.

I'm 100% sure the Bengals will be in Foxboro Week 16.

New England will host Cincinnati Week 16.

The Bengals will be in Foxboro on Christmas Eve at 1.