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Week 14 Quick Reads 14 Dec 2020, 11:49pm by Vincent Verhei The Saints fall significantly but keep the top spot in DVOA. Now they're getting ready for the Weighted DVOA Bowl against the most consistent team in the league and the Super Bowl favorites, the Kansas City Chiefs. The Taysom Hill project takes a detour that was largely expected, while Jalen Hurts' first start showed a quarterback who can use his legs and win late in the down. Just in time for the fantasy playoffs, Cam Akers has emerged as the clear workhorse for the L.A. Rams. Scott Spratt is joined by Shawn Siegele of RotoViz to discuss the most interesting waiver wire options for Week 15. (Click for audio link) We are gathered here today in praise of Travis Kelce, who is threatening to do things no tight end has ever done before. Eagles safety Rodney McLeod headlines the list of Week 14 injuries, pending news on Dolphins tight end Mike Gesicki. Co-Founder of EdjSportsCreator of the NFL's first fully customized simulation modelLouisville, KY Do analytics ever endorse conservative actions on fourth-and-short decisions? Yes, and there were a couple of examples of these exceptions in Week 14. The Chiefs win the AFC West for the fifth straight season. Somebody other than the Patriots will win the AFC East for the first time in forever. The Packers draw level with the Saints atop the NFC. Your Audibles crew discusses every Sunday game from Week 14. After a Week 13 slate that was decidedly blah, the Football Gods have blessed us with a Week 14 schedule full of matchups between playoff contenders from beginning to end. In the craziest college season in recent memory, with COVID cancellations running rampant, it's comforting to know that the Army Black Knights (led by fullback Jakobi Buchanan) will still face the Navy Midshipmen on Saturday. This week: Dez Bryant and Carson Wentz get varying degrees of bad news; Jalen Hurts gets some good news; Odell Beckham reflects on his time with the Giants; Travis Kelce gets Kansas City's victims confused; Anthony Lynn has a poor choice of words; Josh Allen ponders a move to Scranton; and Chad Johnson enjoys his retirement. With their defense and special teams putting on a dominant show, the New England Patriots didn't need much help from their offensive line in a 45-0 blowout of the Chargers. Ben Muth breaks down the creative, effective, and not-quite-legal tactics the Patriots used on their opening touchdown drive.

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