I heard in that OAK at HOU game on how much the Oakland Raiders have traveled before they'll finally play in Oakland after logging so many miles. I honestly feel sorry for Oakland.
Meanwhile, what's up with Miami and Cincinnati? I may like or hate teams, but I almost never want to see a team finish a season winless. You would hate to prepare to make a statement each season to ultimately win no games at all. Even I as a Houston Texans fan would feel gutted seeing the Dallas Cowboys or Tennessee Titans go winless. Miami is 0-7. Cincinnati is 0-8. Something's got to give, and hopefully these two teams will get out of their losing funk. Here are the remaining schedules for MIA and CIN:
* MIA Remaining Schedule: NYJ, at IND, BUF, at CLE, PHI, at NYJ, at NYG, CIN, at NE
* CIN Remaining Schedule: ~Bye Week~, BAL, at OAK, PIT, NYJ, at CLE, NE, at MIA, CLE
So if the Dolphins and Bengals remain unbeaten before they eventually meet in Miami, on December 22; it will set up one team getting a Christmas gift they so would want- a win. That is, of course, unless Miami and Cincinnati end their contest with a draw. These two right now are basically playing for the top draft pick in the 2020 NFL Draft right now. Hopefully these two teams can get it together.
On the other side of the spectrum, most people are probably thinking Super Bowl LIV would come down to San Francisco and New England right about now. Both teams have been baller so far this season. I am uncertain as to who could actually trip up either team. I also wouldn't know which team would lose first. Remaining schedules:
* NE Remaining Schedule: at BAL, ~Bye Week~, at PHI, DAL, at HOU, KC, at CIN, BUF, MIA
* SF Remaining Schedule: at ARI, SEA, ARI, GB, at BAL, at NO, ATL, LAR, at SEA
Based on this list, the most likely loss for either team could be when San Francisco goes to New Orleans. They might even lose hosting Green Bay or going to Baltimore. New England could lose at Baltimore, hosting Dallas, or maybe at my Houston Texans. I think New England has a tougher road ahead than San Francisco. There is a small chance either or both the Patriots or 49ers will win out.
At least... this is all I think. What say you?