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Week 14, Fastest 2 Minutes, Jameis Winston's Mona Lisa + The Titans Are On Fire

Monday, December 9, 201914 takes

Week 14 Fastest 2 minutes. We recap every game from Sunday ( - ). The Rams big win, the Bills fall short against the Dominant Ravens ( - ). Freddie Kitchens is a big dumb dumb ( - ). The Packers offense is weird ( - ). The Vikings bounce back, the 49ers win a shootout and George Kittle is a Beast. Dolphins try to win with only Field Goals, Jameis Winston's Mona Lisa. Drew Lock is for real, the Jaguars quit, and the Titans are the hottest team in the NFL. We finish up the recap with the Patriots vs the Chiefs and Duck's win in the desert. Who's back of the week ( - 1). College Football Playoff break down and the Badgers broke Big Cat's heart again (1 - 1). Football guy of the week and Joe Burrow's swagger.

Week 14 Recap, Jameis Winston's Masterpiece, and the Hottest Titans

Week 14 is in the books and it was a weekend defined by sheer chaos, a banana duct-taped to a wall selling for six figures, and Jameis Winston putting up a stat line that belongs in the Louvre. Big Cat and PFT Commenter kicked things off with the Fastest 2 Minutes, featuring PFT’s legendary wordplay about Lamar Jackson’s witchcraft and the Redskins getting killed softly by Matt "Live Love Laugh" LaFleur. Hank is in a terrible mood after a brutal gambling week, but the energy remains high as the playoff picture finally starts to take some real shape.

The NFC Heavyweights Throw Down

The game of the year took place in the Superdome, where the 49ers and Saints decided that defense was merely a suggestion. It was a snowball game from the jump, but the story was George Kittle turning into a human wrecking ball. Seeing him get his face mask nearly ripped off while dragging three defenders down the field for a 39-yard gain on fourth down was pure football bliss.

Void
Dec 9, 2019
#25209
Big CatBig Cat

George Kittle is like an angry bull that is impossible to tackle

Shout out our guy George Kittle. Big-time players make big-time plays. Him getting just ripped to shreds by his face mask and still running down the field. He was like an angry bull unlike the PBR tour... he knows where he has to end up and he's going to fight every guy to get there.

This wasn't just a high-scoring thriller; it felt like a shift in the NFC hierarchy. After the 49ers survived a brutal stretch of road games against Baltimore and New Orleans, Big Cat is ready to crown them as the real deal in a way that regular-season records don't always capture.

Win
Dec 9, 2019
#25210
Big CatBig Cat

The 49ers win over the Saints is the 'are we for real' statement win of the season

This is a statement. This is the you look for these wins when you're the one seed or the two seed and you're like are we for real? These type of wins are the 'are we for real' wins. And this is the one.

The 49ers went 13-3 and reached Super Bowl LIV, confirming they were 'for real.'

Meanwhile, the Packers continued their trend of winning ugly against the Redskins. Despite being 10-3, PFT is starting to see some cracks in the armor of his "shares" in Green Bay. The offense disappears for entire quarters, and it took a struggle against a hobbled Dwayne Haskins to bring some reality to the situation.

Push
Dec 9, 2019
#17628
PFT CommenterPFT Commenter

The Packers are a little bit fraudulent

I feel I feel like the Packers are a little bit fraudulent. Oh, welcome to yes the right side of History SHINee. It took only beating the Redskins by five points for me to realize that. Hey, maybe they're not that great of a football team this year.

The Packers finished 13-3 and reached the NFC Championship game, where they were thoroughly outclassed by the 49ers, validating the 'fraudulent' tag against elite competition.

The Jameis Winston Experience

We may never see another quarterback like Jameis Winston. He threw for over 450 yards, four touchdowns, and three interceptions—all while playing with a broken thumb. It was a performance that combined brilliance and disaster in a way only he can. Big Cat noted the striking similarities between Jameis and a certain Steelers legend who also enjoys a bit of chaos.

Void
Dec 9, 2019
#17630
Big CatBig Cat

Jameis Winston is the Big Ben heir apparent

I think Jameis Winston Is Our Big Ben Heir Apparent... off sketchy off-field stuff. They have the classic like they're never fully down on the on the field... There's so many plays were Jameis Winston has six guys around him and then he just kind of emerges from it... he is the funniest quarterback of ever want.

While Winston has had some longevity, he never reached Roethlisberger's tier of consistent winning or Super Bowls, eventually becoming a backup/journeyman.

Speaking of Florida teams, the Dolphins tried to win a game by only kicking field goals, and Brian Flores was visibly livid about a late pass interference overturn. On the other side of the league, the Jaguars have officially checked out. After getting bullied by the Chargers, it’s clear Doug Marrone’s squad has no interest in fighting through December.

Win
Dec 9, 2019
#17634
Big CatBig Cat

The Jaguars have 100% quit

The Jaguars have quit fully hundred percent quit because you can tell when a team quits when they just give up so many running like big run plays and and screens... That's acquiescence in the quit.

The Jaguars lost their next game to the Raiders before winning a meaningless Week 17 game. Doug Marrone was eventually fired after the following season, but the 2019 team clearly gave up.

The Titans are On Fire and the Raiders are Leaving

Ryan Tannehill is 6-1 as a starter, and Derrick Henry is basically a tractor that runs on souls in December. The Titans are the hottest team in the NFL, and Big Cat thinks their upcoming game against the Texans is the pivot point for the entire division.

Loss
Dec 9, 2019
#17635
Big CatBig Cat

The Titans will win the AFC South if they beat the Texans next week

I think if they beat the Texans on Sunday... they're going to win the AFC South. Okay, if they win this game... because the Titans have the distinct feel of a team that fully believes they're not only good but maybe even better than they are.

The Titans lost that first matchup to the Texans in Week 15 (24-21). While they beat Houston in Week 17, the Texans won the division title.

Next week also marks the final game in the Black Hole, and the guys are rightfully pissed off that the NFL didn't flex it into prime time. We deserved to see fans in gorilla suits and beer bongs out of prosthetic legs one last time under the lights.

Void
Dec 9, 2019
#25211
Big CatBig Cat

The NFL committed a travesty by not scheduling the Raiders' final Oakland game in prime time

The NFL has done us an injustice... The last game in the Black Hole is next Sunday. It should have been flexed. We should have had this on Saturday night. I want my feelings to be said out loud that this is a travesty that we don't get one final night game in Oakland in prime time for the nation to watch.

College Football Playoff and Football Guys

With the CFP field set, Big Cat is mourning another Wisconsin loss to Ohio State, even if they are Rose Bowl bound. The focus now shifts to Joe Burrow, who has the kind of swagger that makes everyone in the room want to run through a brick wall for him.

Void
Dec 9, 2019
#25212
Big CatBig Cat

Joe Burrow's body language and leadership make you want to go to war for him

Joe Burrow is—forget all the on-field how good he is and forget all the measurables—his body language makes me want to go to war for him. It's crazy. I have not seen someone who has like a natural leader ability that just oozes off of him. He has that look where you're like, 'I just like tell me who to fight, I got it.'

Looking ahead to the actual games, the prediction is a clash of the titans in the championship. PFT and Big Cat are aligned on who they think will survive the semifinals.

Win
Dec 9, 2019
#17639
Big CatBig Cat

LSU and Clemson will meet in the National Championship game

I actually think it's gonna be LSU Clemson in the final... yeah I'm going to agree I mean this might take a loan out.

LSU beat Oklahoma and Clemson beat Ohio State. LSU and Clemson did play for the National Championship.

Finally, the coaching carousel is spinning, and Lane Kiffin is officially back in the SEC at Ole Miss. He’s already got his kids chanting "SEC," but the guys are already looking at where the Lane Train stops next.

Open
Dec 9, 2019·Who's Back
#17637
Big CatBig Cat

Lane Kiffin will eventually coach at Alabama

He is he's gonna end up being like the coach of, Alabama... This is it feels like this is his second to last spot... he's very clearly looking at something else and I think that something else is Alabama.

As of 2024, Lane Kiffin remains the head coach at Ole Miss and has not succeeded Nick Saban (Kalen DeBoer did).

If the NFL stays this weird, we might actually see a 7-9 team win a playoff game.

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More Takes

Loss
Dec 9, 2019
#17624
Big CatBig Cat

I'm not worried about the Rams making the playoffs because the Vikings will fall flat on their face

The Bears gonna win out and the Vikings are going to start losing out. So I'm not worried about the Rams as much as a Viking just falling flat on their face.

The Vikings finished 10-6 and secured a playoff spot, while the Bears finished 8-8 and missed the playoffs.
Win
Dec 9, 2019
#17626
Big CatBig Cat

Freddie Kitchens should be fired even after a win

Freddie kitchens should be fired even in a win. Freddie kitchens is passing like he can't even pass the simplest of tests and the simple test that I am talking about is the Bengals have the worst run defense in the entire league and Freddie kitchens ran the ball six times in the first half... He is a dump you... He's a dummy.

Freddie Kitchens was indeed fired by the Browns at the end of the 2019 season.
Void
Dec 9, 2019
#17627
Big CatBig Cat

It is impossible to tank in the NFL

I think it's impossible to tank in the NFL. I really do because it's just a sport that's impossible to think like guys are playing for their next jobs. It's a violent game. It's hard to tell people. Hey go out there and just don't try right?

This is a philosophical sports argument that remains subjective, though front offices clearly 'tank' via roster construction.
Loss
Dec 9, 2019
#17632
PFT CommenterPFT Commenter

Drew Lock is good because he is consistently lucky

I called Drew lock being good and he is good make no mistake... he's consistently lucky and all the ways that you see... You can tell when a quarterback is really good is when they're consistently lucky at everything that they do.

Drew Lock's career trajectory proved he was not, in fact, particularly good or consistently lucky enough to remain a starter.

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