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Week 1 gave us everything: ugly wins, improbable comebacks, shocking trades, and a 40-year-old QB proving he still runs the show. The Bengals survived, the Bills pulled off a miracle, Micah Parsons shifted the balance of power, and Aaron Rodgers reminded the Jets what they lost. If this is just the start, the season’s going to be wild.
NFL Week 1 recap: Bengals edge Browns, Bills stun Ravens with historic comeback, Micah Parsons debuts for Packers, and Aaron Rodgers powers
Week 6 was chaos—injuries, upsets, and a quarterback redemption arc that actually made me eat my words 😭. From the Ravens falling apart to the Lions getting cooked in Arrowhead, football had me on an emotional rollercoaster all weekend.
But we’re not done yet 👀
We’ll be back tonight with a brand new blog covering both Bills vs. Falcons and Commanders vs. Bears, because I guess the NFL does two Monday night games now?? Either way, we’re locked in.
Week 6 was pure madness—from the Ravens’ collapse to Daniel Jones’ redemption and yet another Bengals heartbreak. The Chiefs reminded us why
Week 5 officially broke me. The Ravens got stomped, the Bengals folded, and I’m done being emotionally abused by the AFC North. The only thing that saved me was my Panthers pick (24–27, don’t ever doubt me again).
I love football, but I love my peace more—so moving forward, I’m only covering games that deserve my time.
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Week 3 was ugly for the AFC North 😬
The Bengals got a belt to ass beating, and the Ravens choked away a primetime game against the Lions. Worst loss in Cincy history + a Baltimore collapse for the ages.
Two teams, no excuses.
Belt to ass beating in Cincinnati. A choke job in Baltimore. Week 3 was brutal for the AFC North as the Bengals suffered their worst loss ev
Packers vs. Commanders | Belt to Ass Thursdays 🏈
Final Score: 27-18.
Jordan Love cooked. Micah Parsons ate. The Commanders? Fraud alert until further notice.
Read the full chaotic recap (yes, I took 4 hours of notes and I’m still tired) ✍🏽👇🏽
Thursday Night Football turned into a straight-up belt to ass beating as the Packers handled business against the Commanders. I had high hop
The NFL season opener didn’t disappoint 🏈🔥
From an injury on the very first play, to an ejection before kickoff, and even a lightning delay ⛈️ — Cowboys vs. Eagles had everything.
Dallas showed flashes of greatness, but costly drops kept them from upsetting the reigning champs. Meanwhile, Philly looks sharp and ready to defend their crown 👑🦅
Full recap now on rawreflectionswithtrinitybarnette.com
The NFL season kicked off with pure chaos: an injury on the first play, an ejection before the game even started, a lightning delay, and a C
AOB's "bias-free" coverage over the last month
To prove our neutrality, we've broken down the main subject/topic of our last 40 posts on the website (not this Tumblr page, but the actual site). The last 40 posts date back to October 15, and specifically cover at least 22 of the 32 NFL teams:
Neutral––about multiple teams or the league as a whole: 13 AFC North teams covered: Ravens (3), Bengals, Steelers (2), Browns AFC East: Bills, Dolphins AFC South: Colts (2), Texans (2), Jags and Titans AFC West: Broncos (2), Raiders NFC North: Packers, Lions (2), Vikings (2) NFC East: Cowboys (2), Redskins, Eagles and Giants NFC South: Buccaneers (2) NFC West: Seahawks, Cardinals
Shocked to see that we didn't write an article focusing solely on 10 different teams over the last month or so: Patriots, Jets, Chargers, Chiefs, Bears, Panthers, Saints, Falcons, Rams and 49ers.
But upon further review, we did have at least something written about all 32 teams within the 13 articles that were considered "neutral."
How's that for "bias-free" NFL coverage?
