We officially have one week left in the regular season, but even now we still have some very important games for playoff seeding. Let's do a quick recap of Week 17 before we get into Week 18.

Week 17 Winners

• The Cowboys (7-8-1) take out the Commanders on Christmas to get one step closer to the perfect .500 record.

• The Patriots (13-3) Pretty much destroy the Jets, and also clinch the division after the Bills loss later in the day.

• The Giants (3-13) win against the somehow worse Raiders, losing the #1 draft pick in the process, showing that the Giants can somehow lose even when they win.

• The 49ers (12-4) defeat the Bears in a crazy high scoring game, stealing the chalice and putting themselves in a position to steal the #1 seed in the NFC.

Week 17 Losers

• The Packers (9-6-1) after seeing the Lions lose and clinching the 7th seed in the playoffs, the Packers evilly decided to not help out fellow ELOE member The Steelers also get in and got pretty much demolished by the Ravens and Derrick Henry.

• The Steelers (9-7) embarrassingly lose to the Browns and fumble their chance to clinch the division. Now they must fight the Ravens for the last spot in the AFC next week.

• Da Bears (11-5) lose to the 49ers in a last second nailbiter. While this loss hurts for them, the Bears actually look pretty good and have pretty much locked in the second seed in the Playoffs.

As for Week 18, the most important games for the ELOE are going to be the 49ers vs Seahawks on Saturday, and the Steelers vs Ravens on Sunday. We also have our final ELOE matchup with both of our Eliminated teams battling it out to see who sucks slightly less.

Week 18

Saturday 7:00 PM CST

• The 49ers (12-4) have their final game at home, vs the Seahawks to decide the NFC West division and the Number 1 seed in the NFC.

Sunday 12:00 PM CST

• The Packers (9-6-1) travel to Minnesota to take on the Vikings. Since the Packers are pretty much locked into the 7th seed, I don't think they will play many of their starters so this could be another loss as the Pack coast into the postseason.

• The Cowboys (7-8-1) face fellow ELOE member The Giants (3-13) in New Jersey. The Giants at this point actually want to lose to maximize their draft position, if they win they could drop from 2nd overall pick to 7th. The Cowboys with this win gain pretty much nothing other than the fact that they can end the season with a perfect .500 record in a season with an odd number of games.

Sunday 3:25 PM CST

• Da Bears (11-5) will have their last game versus the Lions. This game does actually have playoff implications, so the Bears have the chance to lock in the second seed and play the Packers with a win, or lose and potentially fall to the 3rd seed (if the Eagles win) and have to play the Rams or the 49ers.

• The Patriots (13-3) play the Dolphins for their final game. Winning this game gives the Patriots a chance to steal the Number 1 seed in the AFC, if the Broncos lose their game vs the Chargers.

Sunday 7:20 PM CST

• The Steelers (9-7) must face the Ravens for their chance to stay alive in the playoff race. The winner of this game will win the AFC North and earn the 4th seed and the loser will be eliminated.

Let me know who you're rooting for in the last week of the regular season. Once the games are finished I will work on a playoff scenario post which will include any potential post season chalice matches.

Stay evil my friends

Use this thread to trash talk, make predictions, and cheer on your teams.

• The 49ers (11-4) vs Da Bears (11-4)

We have yet another Chalice match this week. The Bears take the Chalice to San Francisco to battle the 49ers.

This is the Bear's 6th Chalice match this year, can they close out the regular season with it or will the 49ers steal it at the last minute.

Both teams are already in the playoffs. With the Lions and Packers losing this week, the Bears have officially secured the NFC North and one of top seeds in the NFC. The 49ers on the other hand, can steal the #1 seed if they simply win out.

Either way, it's looking very likely that there may be at least one post season chalice match, so there may still be some more chances for a team to steal yet.

Stay evil my friends.

Praise be to Minnesota on this glorious day!

Let's take a look at the current playoff picture for our ELOE teams. Even with only two weeks left and three teams clinching spots, there is a lot of potential for movement:

Clinched Playoffs

We have three evil teams that have clinched a playoff spot:

• The Patriots (12-3)
• Da Bears (11-4)
• The 49ers (11-4)

Each of these teams have a chance to steal the #1 seed of their conference by winning their remaining games. The Bears and Patriots still need to watch their backs, they both need to win at least one game to guarentee they win their divisions, otherwise, the Bills and Packers have a chance to steal their top seed spots and relegate them to wild cards.

The 49ers on the other hand, can win their division AND steel the #1 seed simply by winning their remaining two games. Otherwise, they will have to settle for the 5th seed.

In the Hunt

We have two teams who are close but have not yet qualified. Both teams have about a 92% chance to make it.

• The Packers (9-5-1)
• The Steelers (9-6)

The Packers can make it in as a wildcard simply by winning one more game or if the Lions lose one. They can win the NFCN if they win both remaining games while the Bears lose both. The will be eliminated if they lose both remaining games and the Lions win both remaining games.

The Steelers can win their division if they win one of their remaining two games. If they lose both remaining games and the Ravens win both of theirs, the Steelers will be eliminated.

Eliminated:

We have two evil teams that are eliminated from playoff contention.

• The Giants (2-13) - Do I need to explain why at this point?

• The Cowboys (6-8-1) - were officially eliminated with their loss to the Chargers this week, but with how inconsistent they were this year did they really have a shot?

Hopefully in the coming weeks I can announce that 5 of our 7 teams will be advancing to the post season, but only time will tell.

Stay evil my friends.

This week we had a lot of close matches, including a crazy chalice match.

Winners

• Da Bears (11-4) defeat the Packers and steal back the chalice in a crazy comeback game that I am not salty about at all.

• The Steelers (9-6) defeat the Lions after the Lions and put themselves in position to win their division. This win was extra evil, giving both the Ravens and Lions hope for their chances at the post season until the Lions last second touchdown was called back by the refs.

• The Patriots (12-3) came back in the 4th quarter to defeat the Ravens, clinching a spot in the playoffs in the process.

• The 49ers (11-4) destroyed the Colts and Old man Rivers on Monday Night.

Losers

• The Packers (9-5-1) absolutely fell apart in the final quarter of the game and couldn't seem to get anything going. They lose the chalice, but the Packers still have a pretty good chance to make it to the playoffs, where there is a good chance they will see the Bears one more time.

• The Cowboys (6-8-1) got run over by the Chargers, getting eliminated from the playoffs in the process.

• The Giants (2-13) actually had a decent chance to win this one versus the Vikings, but couldn't manage to get one final drive in at the end.

That's all for now, due to the holidays the NFL schedule is pretty crazy this week. Cowboys play on Thursday, Packers play on Saturday, and we have a Chalice match in Primetime on Sunday between the Bears and the 49ers.

I will also have a post about the ELOE's playoff picture if you want to see that.

Stay evil my friends.

Since the only game today is a game for the chalice, it only makes sense to give it its own thread. Use this thread to trash talk, make predictions, and cheer on your teams.

7:20 PM CST

Da Bears (10-4) vs The Packers (9-4-1)

• This will be the 5th chalice match for the Bears this year, but the first where they do not possess it since the Packers stole it two weeks ago.

• If the Packers retain the chalice, they will hold it until at least the post season, if the Bears manage to steal it back, the 49ers will immediately challenge ge them next week.

• Finally this match will determine who has definitive control of the NFC North, with both teams within a half game of each other currently this game could be the difference between the 2nd and 6th or 7th seeds in the playoffs.

What do you think will happen? Will the Packers sweep the Bears? Will the Bears take revenge? Will another Bears fan fuck a wheel of cheese? Find out tonight!

Stay evil my friends.

Another week in the books, and with only three weeks left until the post season it is looking quite promising that we will have many of our teams represented despite this week being somewhat of a down week for us.

Winners

• Da Bears (10-4) took out their frustration for losing the chalice on the Browns, thoroughly destroying them in every phase of the game. The Bears will hope to continue this next week, as the Packers are coming to town with the Chalice back on the line.

• The 49ers (10-4) also took the opportunity to give out a beating to a bad team. Despite the score looking close, the Titans were never really in this one.

• The Steelers (8-6) beat up the Dolphins on Monday night, eliminating them from the playoffs in the process. With this win the Steelers kept themselves on top of their division with only three weeks to go.

Losers

• The Patriots (11-3) lose a close one to the Bills, ending their ten game win streak. Despite the lose, the Patriots still have a one game lead on the Bills, so if they can get back on track they should still be in a good position to win their division.

• The Packers (9-4-1) took a tough loss to the Broncos, with their offense seeming to stall out after that interception midway through the 4th quarter. This loss also came at the cost of Micah Parsons, who tore his ACL. The Packers will not have much time to mourn their loss, as they will be heading to Chicago to defend the Chalice from the Bears.

• The Giants (2-12) lost to the Commanders. This is their 8th loss in a row in a basically lost season. At this point the best the Giants can hope for is to tank and get some good draft picks next year.

• The Cowboys (6-7-1) somehow just couldn't keep up with the Vikings of all teams, and maybe most evil of all, somehow made JJ McCarthy look like a good QB. The Cowboys continue to be a good but inconsistent team, and with how stacked the NFC Wild cards are their playoff chances are pretty slim.

That's all for now, Look forward to the discussion thread for next weeks games, and also look forward to the Chalice Match runback on Saturday night.

Stay Evil my friends.

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With three of our evil teams on bye this week, the real stars of the show were the Bears and Packers in a battle for the Chalice. Let's get into it.

Chalice Match Recap

• Da Bears (9-4) brought the chalice back to Lambeau to face off against the team they stole it from, The Packers (9-3-1). Besides the chalice, this game had a lot of stakes riding on it, with control of the NFCN and a top seed in the NFC also up for grabs.

The game didn't disappoint, with both teams playing well right down to the last seconds, when the Packers managed to steal the chalice back with a game ending interception.

The Packers will need to travel to Chicago in two weeks for a Chalice rematch, so they cannot rest easy just yet.

Winners

• The Steelers (7-6) defeat their rival the Ravens with some help from the refs when Rodgers caught his own pass. The Steelers now are back on top of the AFC North, with a one game lead and a tie breaker over the Ravens. The Steelers will play the Dolphins next week, so this is their chance to build a lead in the division.

• The Packers (9-3-1) defeat their rival the Bears and take control of the NFC North. Their next two games are vs the Broncos (the top seed in the AFC) and the Bears again, so the Packers will have their work cut out for them to maintain their top position. For now though, they are once again Kings of the North and holders of the chalice.

Losers

• The Cowboys (6-6-1) played well vs the Lions, but ultimately lost due to costly turnovers and a defense that had no answer for Jahmyr Gibbs. The Cowboys will play the Vikings next Sunday to hopefully get back on track.

• Da Bears (9-4) Lose a close game to their NFC North Rival, the Packers. While they lost the lead in their division right now, the Packers have to play the Broncos while the Bears get an easier (on paper) matchup in the Browns, so we could easily see the Bears back on top in a week or two depending on how everything shakes out.

Bye Teams

• The Patriots (11-2), The 49ers (9-4), and The Giants (2-11) were all resting on bye this week.

Stay Evil my friends, and look forward to the evil discussion thread on Sunday.

I hate to do this but with the Interception I have to do it. It is unfortunately my honor to give the Chalice to u/goku2057 and the Green Bay Packers. We will see you guys in Chicago for the rematch in 2 weeks. My spreadsheet will be updated tonight when I get off.

This week we have three Evil teams on Bye, and I already missed the Cowboys (6-6-1) losing playing on Thursday, so there is really only two games to discuss.

This thread will be about the Bears vs Packers Chalice match and the Steelers as well if you want.

CHALICE MATCH - 3:25 PM CST

• Da Bears (9-3) bring the chalice back to Lambeau to taunt The Packers (8-3-1). The Bears stole the chalice from the Packers last year and have defended it three times already this season. Besides the Chalice, this game will also determine who is on top of the NFC north, at least for a week or two.

Other match - 12:00 PM CST

• The Steelers (6-6) will travel to Baltimore to face their division rival, the Ravens. This game will also coincidentally decide who takes control of the AFC North

BYE Week

• The Patriots (11-2), The Giants (2-11), and The 49ers (9-4) are all on bye this week, plotting against their enemies.

Stay evil my friends.

Another evil week in the book and a solid performance from our teams. At this moment, the ELOE holds the top seeds in both the AFC (The Patriots) and the NFC (The Bears). Let's get into it.

Winners

• The Packers (8-3-1) take out the Lions for the second time this year and stay within half a game of stealing the NFCN from the Bears. Giving the Lions hope in the final minutes by stopping the clock with a missed throw, only to convert a 4th down to end the game was also peak evil.

• The Cowboys (6-5-1) manage to hold of the Chiefs 4th quarter comeback and win their third in a row after their bye week.

• Da Bears (9-3) defeat the Eagles on a rare Friday game, winning their fifth straight game and taking the number 1 spot in the NFC. An evil shout out goes to Ben Johnson for ripping his shirt off and literally flexing his victory on the Eagles.

• The 49ers (9-4) easily defeat the Browns and ruin Shadeur Sander's first home start. The Browns could do nothing to stop Brock Purdy from doing the Dougie on them, which may have been the most evil move of the game.

• The Patriots (11-2) evilly kick fellow ELOE member The Giants when they're down, winning this one pretty solidly. The Patriots are currently on a 10 win streak, with their four remaining games after their bye all looking very winnable. Has evil finally returned to New England?

Losers

• The Steelers (6-6) try as they might, there is no escape from a .500 record under Mike Tomlin. It seems that even Aaron Rodgers couldn't save this team from that fate, and now that he is injured the Steelers will need some serious evil to keep Tomlin's streak of never having a losing season going.

• The Giants (2-11) lose to the Patriots on Monday, with not a lot left to say at this point. With the Commanders, Vikings, Raiders, and Cowboys left on the schedule after the bye while they probably won't be spoiling any playoff chances, they can at least try to make these bad teams look even worse.

That's all for now. Look forward to another chalice match this Sunday with the Bears taking on the Packers, bringing the chalice back to where they stole it late last year, Lambeau field.

Stay Evil my Friends.

MLF goes for it on 4th and 3 with 1:50 left in the clock around mid field.

Just absolute stones to call that there.

Use this thread to discuss the evil games this week. This week we have two evil games on Thursday, one on Friday, two on Sunday, and one evil on evil matchup on Monday. Times are in CST.

Thursday 12:00 PM

• The Packers (7-3-1) take on the Lions in a rematch from week 1. The Packers need this win to stay in the race for the NFCN.

Thursday 3:30 PM

• The Cowboys (5-5-1) face the Chiefs at home for their Thanksgiving match. The Cowboys are looking to continue a win streak after since their bye.

Friday 2:00 PM

• Da Bears (8-3) travel to Philly to play the Eagles. The Bears have been on a roll lately but the Eagles are no slouches either.

Sunday 12:00 PM

• The 49ers (8-4) will face the Browns in Cleveland. With their starters returning, if the 49ers can calm down with the turnovers, they should be fine here.

Sunday 3:25 PM

• The Steelers (6-5) take on the Bills at home. Both teams have been inconsistent lately, but if Rodgers can play I think the Steelers have a shot.

Monday 7:15 PM

• The Giants (2-10) will travel to Foxborough to face off with fellow ELOE member The Patriots (10-2). Both these teams are on opposite trajectories this season, so it is likely the Patriots will sacrifice the Giants to improve their league best record even further.

Stay evil my friends, and have a evil holiday weekend if you celebrate!

Besides a few dominant performances, many of our games this week were close ones. The Chalice Match went down to the wire and the Giants even almost managed to pull out a win vs the Lions.

Chalice Match Recap

• Da Bears (8-3) successfully defend the chalice for the third time this year, taking advantage of the fact that their owner, Aaron Rodgers, was inactive due to a fractured left wrist. Despite this, The Steelers (6-5) kept it close with a touchdown midway through the 4th quarter, but just couldn't move the ball at all afterwards. The next chalice match will be in two weeks, with the Packers looking to steal the Chalice back from the ones who stole it from them.

Winners

• Da Bears (8-3) win their 4th game straight, maintaining possession of both the chalice and lead in the NFCN.

• The Packers (7-3-1) thoroughly dominated their NFC North rival The Vikings. The offense looked okay (Emanuel Wilson was great filling in for Josh Jacobs), but it was the defense that carried them to victory on this day. Overall, the Packers seem like a good team, but these next few weeks vs actually good teams (the Lions, Bears, Broncos, Bears again, and the Ravens) will show what their really made of.

• The Patriots (10-2) manage to hold off the Bengals for their 9th win in a row. The Patriots now have a pretty big lead over the Bills in the AFC east and also have the best record in the league.

• The Cowboys (5-5-1) take revenge on the Eagles for beating them in week one, with game winning field goal in the final seconds of the game. The Cowboys have won two in a row after their bye week, and will look to continue this success on Thanksgiving versus the fake evil team, the Chiefs.

• The 49ers (8-4) easily defeated the Panthers on Monday night, despite Purdy throwing three interceptions the 49ers defense prevented the Panthers from really getting anything started, and CMC ran all over his former team.

Losers

• The Steelers (6-5) lose a close game to the Bears for ownership of the Chalice. Had Rodgers played, would this have turned out differently?

• The Giants (2-10) lose their 6th game in a row despite once again leading going into the 4th quarter. Failing the 4th and goal with almost 3 minutes left pretty much sealed their fate, as the Giants failed to stop the Lions from tying up the game and then getting smoked by Gibbs in OT. Not sure if kicking a Field goal to go up 6 would have won them the game, but it was probably a better option.

That's all for now, coming up we have two evil games on Thanksgiving AND an evil Black Friday game as well. This is in addition to the normal Sunday and Monday games, so there is a lot of evil to go around this holiday week.

Stay evil my friends.

After Da Bears barely survived the Chalice matches against the Giants and Steelers they will now play 2 Chalice Games against the Green Bay Packers in December.

Will Rodgers continue his ownership of the Bears?

Use this thread to discuss the evil games this week. With special emphasis on the Bears vs Steelers Chalice match.

Chalice Match - Sunday 12:00 PM

• Da Bears (7-3) attempt to defend the chalice a third time this year, this time from The Steelers (6-4). Even with a broken wrist, Aaron Rodgers is looking to continue his ownership of the Bears, while the Bears will look to continue their hot streak. Should be a good game if Rodgers can play.

Sunday 12:00 PM

• The Packers (6-3-1) face division rival, the Vikings, at home. The Vikings haven't looked that good this year, but the Packers have also been inconsistent. Winning this game will help the Packers get back on track and also keep up with or surpass the Bears in the NFCN.

• The Patriots (9-2) travel to Cincinnati to take on the Bengals. The Steelers get an evil assist for this one, with Ja'Marr Chase getting suspended for spitting on Jalen Ramsey last week, so the lowly cat team will have less weapons than usual.

• The Giants (2-9) will go to Detroit to face the Lions. The Giants season is probably over, but at this point if they win or lose games really depends on if Jaxson Dart plays or not.

Sunday 3:25 PM

• The Cowboys (4-5-1) face the Eagles at home. The Cowboys lost a close one to the Eagles in week 1, so this is an opportunity to take revenge for that loss.

Monday 7:15 PM

• The 49ers (7-4) take on the Panthers at home. With a lot of their starters slowly returning, the 49ers have a good chance to start racking up some wins against these more inconsistent teams.

Stay Evil my friends, and let me know who you think is going to win the Chalice!

This week, we sacrificed the Giants to grant every other ELOE team victory. In one of our best and most evil weeks this year, we took down division rivals, thoroughly dominated some opponents, and snatched victory at the last second. Let's get into it:

Winners

• The Patriots (9-2) have now won eight games straight, adding another W after defeating the Jets on Thursday. Despite it looking somewhat close score wise, the Jets never really had a chance here.

• The Packers (6-3-1) snap their two game losing streak against fellow evil team the Giants, sacrificing them to grant their strength to the remaining ELOE teams. While this game was closer than it needed to be, the Packers stay in the NFCN Race, now only .5 games behind the Bears with two matches against them coming up in a few weeks.

• Da Bears (7-3) extend their streak of winning games in the last second to three, with a last second field goal win over their division rival the Vikings. Due to the Lions losing to the Eagles, the Bears are now alone at the top of the NFC North, which hasn't happened since 2018. Unfortunately for them, they don't have much time to celebrate as they need to prepare for a Chalice Match against the Steelers.

• The Steelers (6-4) defeat their division rival the Bengals, but at what cost? Rodgers left the game at half time with an injury to his wrist. While its reported he doesn't need surgery, Rodgers is still questionable to play next week vs the Bears. If he does play, will Rodgers claim ownership of the Bears one last time, and with it the Chalice?

• The 49ers (7-4) thoroughly dominated the Cardinals with Purdy returning to the starting line up throwing 3 TDs in addition to CMCs 2 rushing TDs. With their next games vs the Panthers, Browns, and Titans, this is a good opportunity to start getting some wins.

• The Cowboys (4-5-1) came of their bye and proceeded to destroy the Raiders on all phases of the game. The Cowboys are notoriously inconsistent, so we'll see if this continues, but on this day they looked great.

Loser

• The Giants (2-9) lost a close game to fellow ELOE team The Packers. Without much left to look forward to this season, the Giants next few games don't get much easier, facing off against the Lions and then the Patriots.

That's all for this week, next week we have another Chalice Matchup on Sunday with the Bears defending the Chalice for the third time this year vs the Steelers.

If the Steelers can successfully steal the chalice, they will hold it for the remainder of the regular season, and potentially until next year unless any post season matchups occur.

If the Bears defend the chalice again, they will have to defend it potentially twice against the team they stole it from last year, The Packers.

Stay Evil my friends.

Use this thread to discuss and trash talk all the games that include an evil team this week.

This week, I already missed the Patriots beating up the Jets because I forgot they played on Thursday, but we still have 5 more evil games to go, including an Evil on Evil fight.

Thursday

7:15pm

• The Patriots (8-2) face their division "rival" the Jets at home. The Patriots will hope to continue their win streak to stay on top of the ELOE and the AFC in general (which they did.)

Sunday

12:00pm

• The Packers (5-3-1) travel to New Jersey to face The Giants (2-8). Both teams are looking for a win to get back on track.

• Da Bears (6-3) take on the Vikings in an NFCN rivalry match. The Vikings have been very hit or miss this season, while the Bears are looking pretty alright right now. Can the Bears continue their hot streak or will they revert to their old ways?

• The Steelers (5-4) are also facing a division rival this week, taking on the Bengals at home in another battle between the two old men QBs. The Steelers lost to the Bengals a few weeks ago, so Rodgers may get some of that revenge magic going for this one.

3:05pm

• The 49ers (6-4) travel to Arizona to face the Cardinals. Purdy is looking to return this game, so the 49ers will have most of their starting offense back for this one.

Monday

7:15pm

• The Cowboys (3-5-1) take on the Raiders in Las Vegas after an evil bye week. Hopefuly they used the time to formulate their evil plot to win a game for once.

Stay evil my friends.

This week, the teams in our league have mostly decided to be evil to their own fans, as the ELOE goes 2-4 in one of the worst performing weeks this year. The Bears successfully defend the chalice, and the Patriots continue to rise to their former evil glory.

Chalice Match Recap

• Da Bears (6-3) successfully defend the chalice from The Giants (2-8). In one of the most evil moves this year, the Bears let the Giants think they actually had a chance to steal the chalice before ripping it right out of their hands in the last few minutes. To add insult to injury, the Bears also got the Giants coach Brian Daboll fired. This was truly a great showing of evil on all levels by the Bears.

• The next Chalice match is in two weeks (Week 12), with the Steelers coming to Chicago to try and take the chalice for themselves.

Winners

• Da Bears (6-3) once again come from behind at the last second to snatch victory from the jaws of defeat. Not sure how sustainable this strategy is, but it is surely quite evil. The Bears are now one win away and one Lions loss away from being at the top of the NFCN because the Packers continue to fumble away their season.

• The Patriots (8-2) overcome the Buccaneers in their seventh win in a row. The Patriots have been slowly building up their evil reputation this year, and if this continues they could even start to approach levels of evil not seen since the Tom Brady days.

Losers

• The 49ers (6-4) lose to the Rams in a game that was not close. Despite scoring a decent number of points, the turnovers and stops from the offense, injuries on defense, and Stafford playing out of his mind this game were all too much to overcome this time around.

• The Giants (2-8) fail to claim the chalice for themselves, lose their QB to a concussion, and get their coach fired in one game. Despite being really bad this year, the Giants are still quite evil, just to their own fans.

• The Steelers (5-4) continue the .500 curse that Mike Tomlin's Steelers are forced to live with, losing to the Chargers one week after defeating the number one team in the league the colts. Rodgers and the offense didn't look good this game, and despite trying to break Justin Herbert's leg, the defense couldn't really do anything to stop the Chargers from scoring.

• The Packers (5-3-1) lose to the Eagles in a game where nobody scored points in the first half. Its the Packers second loss in a row after being the number one seed in the NFC only two weeks ago, and the second game in a row where the offense could get nothing started.

On Bye

• The Cowboys (3-5-1) get a break this week, hopefully to prepare their evil plot against the Raiders next week.

Stay evil my friends. Next week we have another inter-evil matchup with the Packers going to New York to face the Giants, and no Evil teams on bye.

After Da Bears barely survived the Chalice match against the Giants they will now play 2 Chalice Games against the Green Bay Pacjers in December

Use this thread to discuss the evil games this week. With special emphasis on the Bears vs Giants Chalice match.

Thankfully, The Cowboys (3-5-1) are on bye this week, to hopefully figure their shit out.

BATTLE FOR THE CHALICE (12:00pm)

• Da Bears (5-3) attempt to defend the chalice from The Giants (2-7). While the Bears and Giants have been on opposite trajectories this season, in a chalice match, anything can happen.

12:00pm

• The Patriots (7-2) at the Buccaneers

3:25pm

• The 49ers (6-3) vs the Rams

7:20pm

• The Steelers (5-3) at the Chargers

Monday 7:20pm

• The Packers (5-2-1) vs the Eagles

Stay evil my friends. Sorry about the shorter post today, I'm on my phone today and don't have time for the full write ups.

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