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Nick Mattos

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Join date: Aug 20, 2026

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Oct 1, 2026 ∙ 2 min
COMMANDERS WIN
The Washington Commanders broke their six-game home losing streak, defeating the defending Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks 33 to 31 behind an inspirational effort by quarterback Marcus Marietta, who extended his personal winning streak over the Seahawks to three wins without a loss The Seahawks had won 12 consecutive games, including Super Bowl 60 last season, and dominated the game statistically. They had an 86th percentile offensive success rate –and 89th percentile defensive success...

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Sep 24, 2026 ∙ 2 min
WEEK 2 RESULTS IN THE NFL
Underdogs made their appearance in week 2 of the National Football League‼️ Seven visiting teams came away with victories and five of them were not expected to win. It took just 2 weeks for the madness to surface this season and I expect it to continue throughout the rest of this season. Heading into Week 3, eight teams have yet to win a game and eight teams have not lost a game. Five games this week feature those teams head on head; Texans (0-2) @ Colts (0-2) Chargers (0-2) @ Bills (2-0)...

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Sep 17, 2026 ∙ 2 min
NFL WEEK 1 WAS AWESOME
This Season is off to a GREAT start‼️ we had it all in week 1-- Major upsets ( Cardinals - 49ers - Giants ) amazing comebacks (Vikings - Saints -- Commanders) exciting finishes ( Seahawks - Lions - Bills - Eagles ) Blow outs ( 49ers - Bears - Jaguars - Chiefs) Horrible performances (Rams - Chargers - Browns - Broncos) and the season has just started ‼️ The 'Game of the week' between the Bills and the Texans lived up to it’s billing. In a seesaw battle between two teams favored to win their...

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