Full NFL schedule 2020: Picks and predictions for every game
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Week 9
Thursday Night Football
28. 42. Final/OT. 34. 49
Sunday afternoon
17. 87. 35. 124. Final
13. 36. 15. 16. Final
60. Final. 19. 50. 27
35. Final/OT. 17. 57. 23
31. 30. 58. Final. 34
22. 52. Final. 20. 10
55. 31. 123. Final. 30
46. Final. 24. 26. 26
Final. 27. 45. 37. 44
13. Final. 24. 28. 28
32. Final. 35. 59. 33
Sunday Night Football
15. 31. 48. Final. 27
Monday Night Football
30. Final. 24. 47. 16
BYE WEEK: Bengals, Browns, Rams, Eagles
Game of the Week: Pittsburgh Steelers at Dallas Cowboys
If you appreciate history, you appreciate this rivalry.
The Steelers and Cowboys are the only foes to meet in a Super Bowl three times, doing so in 1975, ’78 and ’95. Pittsburgh won the first two meetings with the Cowboys getting revenge behind the Triplets — Troy Aikman, Emmitt Smith and Michael Irvin.
This time around, the two teams are both considered to be contenders. Dallas and Pittsburgh are attempting to recover from missing the postseason a year ago. The Cowboys lost some critical pieces in the offseason including center Travis Frederick and cornerback Byron Jones, but gained a new head coach in Mike McCarthy. The Steelers are getting Ben Roethlisberger back after he missed 14 games with elbow surgery.
This should be a fun one at JerryWorld.