Grounding Cable, one hand. Are you serious? Mitchell Tinsley.

Remember Mitchell Tinsley was with us for a while, and then he had that incredible performance in Landover in the preseason. The Bengals kept him. They did not expose him to practice squad, et cetera.

He had a great one-handed touchdown catch yesterday in Cincinnati's 31 to 27 win over Jacksonville.

The big news, of course, out of that game, Joe Burrow, hold on, about to sneeze, nearly just did. Joe Burrow needs toe surgery

out three months. Three months. What will Cincinnati do? Will they stick with Jake Browning

as the quarterback? It's possible. It's also possible they might trade for you know who in Atlanta,

or try to get James Winston out of New York. Jake Browning came in for Joe Burrow in the first half.

He was 21 to 32, 241, two touchdowns, three, three interceptions. But he did lead a 15-play 92-yard drive

that ended in him quarterback sneaking with 18 seconds to go. And the Bengals are 2-0 for the first

time in a long time. They are at Minnesota this coming weekend. Jacksonville really blew an opportunity,

that is for sure. Trevor Lawrence, two interceptions in the game. Diommy Brown had a touchdown

catch, five catches, 57 yards. He has started off looking to be a factor for Jacksonville. All right, let's go to

Baltimore for the return of Joe Flacco and the celebration of 30 years of the Ravens in

Baltimore. On second at 10, they're going to throw it again for Hopkins and DeAndre Hopkins has

got it.

Cam Mitchell in on the coverage and the 33-year-old is in the end zone for a second time this year.

So I watched a lot of this game. I watched, I had this one in the Giants Cowboys game on primarily at one.

I had a lot of my smell test picks and a lot of my action tied up into both of these games.

Smell test, by the way, another winning weekend, 8 and 6.

But it did not start that way on Friday night.

Oh, and 3, and then 8 and 3, five and two on Saturday and three yesterday.

Might have to steer clear of those Friday night games.

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