6 Grueling Truth’s we learned from week 13 of the 2021 NFL season

1) The Chiefs will be the number one seed in the West

Let’s get this straight; this is not like the last three years where the Chiefs looked unbeatable. The biggest reason for the Chiefs getting the one seed would be the Ravens don’t look great at this moment or any moment in the past month. The Titans are not as scary without Derrick Henry, and the Patriots and Bills still have to play two games with each other.

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2) Mike Tomlin is a great coach

When the Steelers look dead, they aren’t. The Steelers saved the season with a tight win over the Ravens on Sunday. Can the Steelers drag Big Ben to the playoffs in his final season? Would that answer be? Probably not, but with the injuries on this team and the general lack of offensive talent, the Steelers are getting the most out of what they have. Credit Mike Tomlin for that!

3) Tom Brady will win MVP, and Bill Belichick will win Coach of the year

Brady was fantastic yet again on Sunday as he was a whopping 38-for-51 for 368 yards and four touchdown passes in a 30-17 victory that widened the Buccaneers’ division lead to four games with five to play. Belichick has the Patriots positioned to make the playoffs and possibly win the AFC East. Both men are getting up there in age, but they are still the best at what they do.

4)  Mike Zimmer’s days in Minnesota are numbered

Zimmer is a damn good coach, but he has over-stayed his welcome in Minnesota. On Sunday, the final nail in the coffin has to be losing to the lowly Detroit Lions. Many changes could be on the horizon when you consider that QB Kirk Cousins is in the final year of his contract.

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5) Washington is now a threat to the Cowboys

Ron Rivera has done a fantastic job with the Football team. On Sunday, they went to Vegas and beat the Raiders, and a win against Dallas puts the pressure firmly on the Cowboys. Now, I think the Cowboys will win the division, but the Football team is firmly a factor for at least a Wildcard spot.

6) Russell Wilson will be the Saints quarterback next season

Wilson’s contract will make it easier for another team to acquire Wilson, and he is not happy in Seattle. It’s also possible we are looking at the last days of Pete Carroll as the Seahawks head coach, so it only makes sense that maybe it’s time for the Seahawks to blow it up and start over. Russell also had the Saints listed as one of the four places he would like traded in the last off-season.