The NFL’s got a real stinker on its hands for Week 10 Monday Night Football, and there’s absolutely nothing they can do about it. We’re talking about a primetime matchup featuring the Los Angeles Chargers, who are currently winless and could roll into that game at a dismal 0-8, facing off against a Baltimore Ravens squad forced to trot out their third-string quarterback.
Stuck in the Mud in SoFi
Seriously, the Bolts are in rough shape. They haven’t won a single game yet, and by Week 10, when they’re under the bright lights of Monday Night Football, they could easily be staring down an 0-8 record. That’s not exactly the kind of “thrilling action” you expect in primetime, is it? The silver lining, if you can call it that, is the sheer absurdity of it all. Either the Chargers finally break their losing streak and get their first W of the year, or they get absolutely hammered again, perhaps forcing them to make some drastic changes they’ve been avoiding.
Ravens’ QB Calamity Meets Unbending Rules
Across the field, the Baltimore Ravens aren’t exactly bringing their A-game either. They’re battling serious injury luck, with both Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley sidelined. That means they’re down to their *third-string* quarterback, an undrafted rookie named Joe Fagnano. Yeah, you read that right. An undrafted rookie making his primetime debut against a winless team. What a combo!
And here’s the kicker, the reason this whole mess is unavoidable: NFL rules. Monday Night Football games can only be flexed starting in Week 12. Since this dud is happening in Week 10, the league is totally stuck. No escape, no calling an audible, just gotta roll with whatever this game turns out to be.
What This Means, And A Look At Our Own Team
So, for those tuning into that MNF game, you’re either getting a historic embarrassment or a team finally getting off the zero in the win column. Wild stuff, right? But hey, we’ve got our own action to worry about in the Emerald City. Speaking of action, it was a rough one for our Seahawks recently. The Chicago Bears walked out of Lumen Field with a 34-17 victory over our Hawks. Definitely not the result we were looking for. We need to see them bounce back hard, and fast. Keep those eyes peeled, 12s. There’s always another game, always another chance for our teams to show what they’re really made of.
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Originally reported by Bolts from the Blue.
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