RJ Bell, Steve Fezzik and Scott Seidenberg look back on NFL Week 8 recap. Summary Week 8 Recap Jets vs. Patriots (Steve Fezzik, 0:35): Fezzik downplayed the Patriots’ 15-10 win, noting they were outgained by over 100 yards. He questioned the Jets’ timeout usage in the first quarter, citing coaching issues. Josh Allen as MVP Contender (Scott Seidenberg, 7:18): Seidenberg argued for Allen as MVP, noting his performance improvement, but RJ Bell countered, mentioning Lamar Jackson's similar stats. Bell also remarked on how MVP expectations have intensified in recent years, reflecting a shift in voting culture. Kansas City Chiefs (Mackenzie Rivers, 26:26): Rivers praised Mahomes' recent performances, suggesting the Chiefs are finding their offensive rhythm with solid defensive backing. However, Bell observed that despite the Chiefs’ success, public enthusiasm seemed lacking. Washington Commanders' Efficiency (Scott Seidenberg, 11:18): Seidenberg highlighted Washington’s strong net opportunities, suggesting head coach Matt LaFleur as a Coach of the Year candidate if Green Bay continued performing well. Fezzik noted their defense's red zone efficiency, an area the Jets could improve. 49ers' Rushing Dominance vs. Cowboys (Mackenzie Rivers, 50:05): The 49ers amassed 223 rushing yards, with rookie running back Isaac Arendo stepping up. Fezzik also noted Dallas’ vulnerability against the run, which hurt them in this game. Week 9 Lookahead Patriots' Future Concerns (Fezzik, 45:43): Fezzik speculated that Bill Belichick’s coaching style, despite defensive successes, might be limiting offensive effectiveness. Rams’ Fragile Depth (RJ Bell, 53:29): Bell highlighted the Rams’ dependence on consistent health, as injuries to key players like Cooper Kupp and Nakua could jeopardize their season. Raiders and Dolphins (Seidenberg, 1:02:53): Seidenberg detailed how the Dolphins’ defense struggled to contain Arizona, who edged out Miami 28-27, despite a strong offensive showing from Tua and his receivers. Conclusion NFL Week 8 featured key observations on standout players, team dynamics, and evolving coaching strategies. Fezzik’s hesitation to upgrade the Patriots, Seidenberg’s backing of Josh Allen’s MVP case, and Bell’s discussion of Chiefs apathy illustrated deeper trends within the league. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices