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The fantasy football playoffs are going on. It’s coming down to the last few weeks of the season. Some teams are fighting for playoff hopes or positioning. Some teams are looking forward to this season to be over. Here are the Week 15 notes of the NFL season.
Bo Nix Broncos- Rookie quarterback Bo Nix has been instrumental in revitalizing the Denver Broncos' offense this season. Through 14 games, Nix has thrown for 2,972 yards and 20 touchdowns, leading all NFL rookie quarterbacks in these categories. His growing efficiency and composure have been pivotal in the Broncos' recent success. Complementing Nix's efforts, Denver's defense has been formidable, allowing just 17.6 points per game—the best in the league. This balanced team performance was evident in their 31-13 victory over the Indianapolis Colts last week, a win that bolstered their playoff aspirations. With a 9-5 record, the Broncos are making a strong push toward postseason contention, showcasing a cohesive unit on both sides of the ball. The Broncos have 3 tough opponents left in the Chargers, Bengals, and the back to back Super Bowl Champion KC Chiefs. If they win 2 out of 3, they will probably find themselves in a Wildcard for the first time in a long time.
Best of the AFC North- The NFC North is witnessing a fierce competition as the Detroit Lions, Minnesota Vikings, and Green Bay Packers vie for supremacy. The Lions and Vikings are currently tied at the top with impressive 12-2 records, while the Packers are close behind at 10-4.The Detroit Lions have been a powerhouse on offense, averaging 403.9 yards per game, ranking second in the league. Their dynamic passing attack and robust rushing game have been pivotal in their success. The Minnesota Vikings have showcased a balanced approach, with a defense that has allowed only 252 points this season, contributing significantly to their 12-2 record. Their ability to perform under pressure has been evident in close games, solidifying their status as a formidable contender. The Green Bay Packers, at 10-4, have demonstrated resilience and offensive prowess, accumulating 379 points this season. Their recent performances have kept them in the playoff hunt, with a potent offense that can challenge any defense. As the season approaches its climax, all three teams are poised to make significant impacts in the playoffs. The Lions' explosive offense, the Vikings' steadfast defense, and the Packers' balanced attack make each a formidable threat to any postseason opponent.
Allen or Jackson for MVP?- The race for NFL MVP has narrowed to Lamar Jackson and Josh Allen, two dynamic quarterbacks leading their teams to outstanding seasons. Lamar Jackson has been electrifying, accumulating 3,800 passing yards, 900 rushing yards, and 36 total touchdowns while guiding the Baltimore Ravens to an 11-3 record. His dual-threat ability has kept defenses guessing and cemented the Ravens as a top contender. However, Josh Allen has a compelling case as the MVP front-runner. The Buffalo Bills sit at 12-2, and Allen has been a juggernaut, throwing for 4,200 yards, rushing for 500 yards, and accounting for a league-leading 45 touchdowns. He’s delivered in high-stakes games, including a pivotal win over the Kansas City Chiefs, and has led the Bills' offense to an NFL-best 32 points per game. While Jackson’s versatility is undeniable, Allen’s consistency, leadership, and ability to perform in clutch moments make him the most deserving candidate for the league’s top honor. Josh Allen is an all star talent, especially in the regular season.
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