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I think Dak will be back at full strength next season. Also think Dalton is a great backup and the Cowboys will make the playoffs. Predict they have a more balanced offense going forward, with Zeke getting a lot more carries down the stretch.

Amazing game. What's even more interesting is the Falcons turn around lose ANOTHER game in epic fashion the very next week. Sucks to be Falcons fan right about now..

Bears vs. Falcons Week 3 Highlights | NFL 2020

And then the Cowboys play another pretty wild game against Seattle, that was almost just as up and down.

Cowboys vs. Seahawks Week 3 Highlights | NFL 2020

Gotta say these are two of the most entertaining teams to watch so far. Win or lose its certainly fun.

I want to say MJ was the best, end of discussion. But how do you look at Lebron, who is playing in his 9th NBA Finals series in 10 seasons, with 3 different teams, and not say he is the best to ever play the game?

I guess when you look at other numbers, it starts to get a little confusing. Lebron is only 3-6 in the Finals to date. So there's that. MJ went 6 for 6. And likely would have gone 7 for 7.. but we all saw that 30 for 30.

So Lebron made it more times than MJ but has only won half of what Jordan did so far, with three more tries. Lebron is in his 17th season and MJ only played 15, really less as not all of that was with the Bulls.

Anyways, that 9/10 appearances stat really does make me wonder if he really is better than MJ. And his legacy overall, simply because he has done with three different teams. That's something no one else can say. And if he wins he will be the MVP yet again, for the third different team. No one else has ever done that.

MJ had Scottie and Rodman and that talent around him, a base for years. But Lebron has done it with other superstars AND zero talent around him. It doesn't matter. 90% of the time in an entire decade HE makes it happen. You can't in good faith say MJ would have done the same thing. Maybe, maybe not. We don't really know.

I don't fault Lebron for losing to those Warrior teams simply because it was amazing he got those teams into the Finals in the first place. To me he is the best player of this generation and its not close. And he probably is the best NBA player ever.

Looking forward to this Finals. I like the Heat, but I suspect it will be a Lebron show, and possibly a Lakers sweep or close to.

I think if coaches and refs are tested every week and it comes back negative, then wearing a mask during a game is largely a statement for the fans at home watching than anything else. They want to send the message that its the right thing to do to wear a mask, but I do not think its necessary if the NFL is following the strict testing and social distancing pre and post games, like they so far have been and have set up. The pre and post game protocols are far more important than a coach wearing a mask during the game.

Andy Reid wore a face shield during the opening night Thursday game, and he lifted it up at least once to talk to an official. It really made the whole proposition of wearing that shield seem dumb when he did that. In my opinion, he shouldn't have to wear it at all.

The NFL doesn't want backlash for being branded as the league that isn't taking this seriously. They are already letting fans in the stands, and that's gutsy enough. They don't want to turn a large segment of the viewing audience off my being so cavalier as to not wear a mask, even when in reality its not necessary. Its PR, annoying but understandable.

So #1 seed and US Open favorite Novak Djokovic was playing Carreno Busta in the Round of 16 and found himself down 5 sets to 6. Out of frustration he took a ball from his pocket and smacked it toward the back of the court. Unfortunately it hit a female line judge, directly in the throat. She fell to her knees and Novak immediately went over to see if she was OK.

After several minutes of deliberation they decided to kick Novak out of the tournament completely, and Busta got to advance automatically.

Novak Djokovic Out of U.S. Open After Accidental Hit of Line Judge

I've never seen this before. Really sucks for all involved. Novak because he was still well on his way to win his 18th title, even though he was down. The line judge for getting hit hard in the throat of all places. And for the officials to have to make an example of Novak, because even though he didn't mean to do it, you have to punish that behavior so it never happens again.

Do you think the officials acted too harshly? Or does it just feel that way because it happened to a star? Would this even be a question if Busta had done this instead?