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Last week finally got back on track,

four and one of my Blazing Five.

We now have RJ Bell waiting.

But first, if you didn't hear Friday,

here's my Blazing Five.

That's a hot one.

Let's Blaze It Up. Fire it up. It's Collins. Blazing five. That's a hot one. Let's blaze it up. Fire it up. It's Collins, Blaz and Five. Browns at Cowboys. I'll take Dallas minus five and a half. First, Dak Prescott against really good competition, Rams and the Seahawks, good numbers this year. He's always been a good home quarterback since the beginning of last year. His quarterback rating at home was 108.8.8. And their offense right now, number one in the league. But this is about the Brown's defense. It's allowed seven touchdown passes of 10 plus air yards this year, most in the NFL. I think there's a lot of points in this game, and I don't know if Cleveland can keep up because

they're more of a running team. Cleveland's back-end worries me, and what do we know about Cleveland?

They beat Cincinnati with a rookie quarterback, and Washington with kind of a rookie quarterback,

if you consider starts. How good are they? Dallas, this is a major step-up in competition for Cleveland.

They went to Seattle and got down to the last play against the Seahawks

and went down in Los Angeles.

A pass interference call is the only difference losing to the Rams.

I think Dallas is the better team.

There's a lot of points I'll easily swallow the five and a half.

Cowboys win 3326.

Cold said Bears. Like it, I love it. Bears getting points at home. I think they're the better team.

I think Matt Nagy, the coach, wanted to start Nick Foles three weeks ago, but the GM wouldn't let him.

Matt Nagy gets his quarterback. Nick Foles lets it rip, big arm, big games.

This is the coach's kid. He wants this guy and he went and got him in the offseason.

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