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1:00 — Packers at Patriots
Final: GB 47–46 NE
4:25 — Buccaneers at Bears
Final: TB 10–17 CHI
Primetime — Cowboys at Colts
Final: DAL 28–35 IND
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Chance takes the 1:00 into Foxborough. Chicago already cashed the afternoon, 17–10. Primetime is Javon at Quon.
September 4, 2026
The desk put three games on the card. Sunday 1:00, 4:25, and the one with Primetime written under it.
Chicago already took the middle window. The other two can still ruin a Sunday.
This is the one the league will argue about if Green Bay wins it.
Chance Allred is 5–3 on an 81 overall. Jordan Love is the name on the graphic. Chance 44–3’d Curry in Week 7, then Carolina beat him 43–35 when the lights were on, and the 95 Elite stamp became a 90. He is still the loudest 5–3 in the league. He is walking into the only 8–0.
Renzo King is 8–0, 306–131, reputation 99. Drake Maye has 2,444 yards and 28 touchdowns. New England still gives up 16.4 a night. They just hung 28–7 on Miami. Week 1 called them a dark horse. Stephen A. is not calling them that anymore.
If Love beats Maye in Foxborough, the Hot Seat column has a new argument. If he does not, 9–0 starts looking like February.
Already in the book. Jaylen Stowe 17, Dre 10.
The graphic still says 5–3 and 5–3. That was the window. Chicago is 6–3 now. Tampa is 5–4.
Jaylen had eaten 69–21 from Ren in Week 7 and lost 21–14 in Seattle in Week 8. A 17–10 over Baker Mayfield is not a statement night. It is a team that refused to slide after the scar. Caleb Williams is still the name on the card. The Bears took the ugly one and moved on.
Dre — Tha Don on the league wire — had just lost 45–40 to a vacant Falcons desk. Then this. 5–4 with 273 points scored is not a collapse. It is a staff that keeps getting in games and not finishing them.
This is the primetime stamp on the graphic.
Coach Javon Smith is 4–4. Dak Prescott is the name under the lights. Two weeks ago Javon dropped 61–35 on Lefty and crawled off the Hot Seat. Last week he beat Arizona 27–17. The toys finally cashed. The 4–4 is not a revival yet. A night game in Indianapolis is how you find out if it is.
Quon is 4–3 and has won four of his last five. Indianapolis just took Jacksonville 35–20. Anthony Richardson is the other QB on the card. Quon has been a quiet 4–3 all year — Pressured at 81, no Elite talk, no chair. Primetime is the first time the desk has put him on the bottom of the board on purpose.
Javon has the louder tape. Quon has the better record. Somebody leaves 5–3. Somebody leaves .500 or worse with the league watching.
The card is three games. The week is not.
Curry takes 5–2 and a 72 into Miami, which is a trap if you just escaped Minnesota by a point. Puddin is 61 and goes to Carolina. Jbone is 0–8 in Kansas City after a 21–0. Jerm gets Jordan Stowe’s Rams. Buffalo and Minnesota play to see whose losing streak lives. The Giants draw Lefty a week after 61–35.
Big Al sits the bye on 91. Q sits it on 73.
Lock the 1:00 if you think Chance is who he said he was after 44–3. Lock primetime if you think Javon’s 61–35 was the start of something.
The afternoon is already over. Chicago took it. The other two are the show.
