Eyes On Two Sunday NFC South Games

October 11th, 2026

The Panthers (2-2) have this week off before playing in Philadelphia next Sunday.

The Bucs’ next opponent, Pittsburgh (2-2), will host a scrappy Colts (2-2) team at 1 p.m. today.

“This Joe” plans to watch that game after the fun Eagles-Jaguars game on this morning from England. After that, it’ll be dialing in on the Steelers to get a feel for how the Bucs can win what will be a must-win game against them next Sunday.

The slimy Saints (1-3), after getting blown out by Atlanta on Monday night, host the undefeated Vikings at 1 p.m. That’s got ugly game written all over it. Hopefully, the Saints lose.

Tonight, the overrated Falcons (2-2) get to see if they’re legitimate as they host the Ravens (3-1) on Sunday Night Football.

12 Responses to “Eyes On Two Sunday NFC South Games”

  1. Steve V Says:

    Falcons are legit..How can you not with a running game like that? Hense the Bucs Thursday..Baltimore playing its back – up also…

  2. garro Says:

    Funny how often I don’t really know who is the real deal and who is not until about this time of year. It changes drastically from year to year and from the preseason prognosticators there are almost always three or four surprises. Atlanta? Carolina? Is either one gonna be strong enough to win the division? LOL Who knows?

    Go Bucs!

  3. View from Modern Times Says:

    Ravens without Lamar doesn’t tell us anything about ATL
    Still gotta win it and not choke. Huntley has a good record for a backup and played well last week.–Joe

  4. MadMax Says:

    it will happen the way it happens….all good

  5. McBay Says:

    We have always known Bowles and the Bucs are the real deal, regardless of wins and losses.

  6. Jmarkbuc Says:

    What a finish in London. Wow.

  7. MadMax Says:

    i miss Liam Cohen…just saying

    probably gonna win a SB!

  8. Irishmist Says:

    Philadelphia’s decision to kick it to the Jaguars and not out of the end zone at the end of the game was even more foolish than Bowles decision to go for it at the 1.

  9. Steve V Says:

    All the head coaches in college and the pro’s would have went for it! 200 yards Rushing it was a no brainer!!

  10. Steve V Says:

    Madmax has a man crush

  11. Oneilbuc Says:

    Cohen wouldn’t have helped Baker because of that Patriots game when Baker got exposed . And now Cleveland is 3- 1 getting rid of Baker for Watson looks like a good move after all and now ain’t nobody is saying anything about Cleveland and Watson lol 😆 😂 .

  12. Let em bake Says:

    Watson has monken. It’s all about the coaching. Monken brought in a qb whisperer to work/ simplify things for Watson. Got him, via sideline signals, to confirm first read. That’s what they did for him in Texas. Some AB’s need to be hand -held in game for success.

 

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