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great, watchable moments - particularly in the hands of Bill Croskey-Merritt who shined again for the first time in a long time. But the game was still barely watchable, and that's in large part due to truly putrid and amateurish officiating that continues to gobsmack viewers of this multi-billion dollar business. You already made us watch two truly bad teams face off on Christmas, and to top it you heap a serving of garbage referees? I hope Santa dropped a bag of coal and left an upper decker in Roger Goodell's mansion. In any case, Washington fans only have 60 minutes left of football this season before our misery ends and is replaced by optimism for at least 9 months. And good riddance to this season - what a disaster.
28. | (/TEN) | Titans | -- | 3-13 | The Titans played in an entertaining 34-26 loss to the Saints in Nashville on Sunday. The Titans got out to an early lead but couldn’t hold on and let up a late surge by the Saints. During the game, Chimere Dike set the NFL record for all purpose yards for a rookie passing the record set by Tim Brown’s 1988 season with the Raiders.
29. | (/ARI) | Cardinals | -2 | 3-13 | The Cardinals have now lost 12 of their last 13, but more importantly aren't playing with much fight. Opening with three 3 and outs, it felt like the game was out of reach by halftime. On the bright side, McBride and Wilson are playing like a true 1-2 punch regardless of Harrison Jr's status. Gannon remains on the hotseat not even a win against the Staffordless Rams will change.
30. | (/NYG) | Giants | -- | 3-13 | If you didn't think the Giants would come out and win handily in a meaningless end of season game where winning would hurt their draft stock, then you haven't been watching enough Giants football. Despite the negativity surrounding the win, getting Jaxson Dart his first post-Skattebo W has to be good for his confidence. While the defense showing up is likely as much on the Raiders' paltry offense as it is an endorsement of the defensive unit themselves, the clear progression of Abdul Carter the last few weeks from being essentially a ghost on the stat sheet and field to playing a lot more like a guy you'd wanna spend a top 3 pick on has been nice to see. Congrats to the Raiders on getting a fast track to their next QB, but one benefit of the G-Men not having the #1 overall pick is that we won't all be subjected to "should the Giants trade Dart for a day 2 pick and draft Mendoza??" for 4 straight months. Now it's onto Dallas, who the Giants nearly beat way back in week 2 with Russ at the helm.
31. | (/NYJ) | Jets | -- | 3-13 | Sunday was a pathetic showing against a hated rival. This Jets team is going to have a lot of turnover in the next season or two. The lone bright spot continues to be the offensive line, which should provide reasonable protection for Mendoza or Moore or whatever rookie QB finds themselves on the Jets next year.
32. | (/LV) | Raiders | -- | 2-14 | WE WON THE TANK BOWL

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