“4th round game of 9th Regular season, between 2 former Superbowl winners, and division rivals. Also, coincidentally, these teams led the KFCW division prior to this game. Thanks to the importance of head to head tiebreakers, this could be a pretty important one for playoff and seeding purposes.

In many turns, the game had playoff feel, as both teams seemed to prioritize position, and both teams pushed hard for the win. This was one of those games, when patriots David Johnson was prominently featured, and took major risks for his health to sack, and ball. Joe Mays, the super star killer of Patriots team, sit out most of the game due to concussion protocol.

First drive went to the Classics, and after multiple successful sack attempts, Uziel Gal ran away for the score. (There was also blitz event.) But the score was pretty early.

Then Patriots managed to counter that with their own score. This was a heavily contested drive, Uzial Gal managed to sack David Johnson. The teams turned 1-1 for the 2nd half.

2nd half Pats received, and eliminated 2 quickly. This seemed to be over, gasps were heard from classics bench, but then Classics started to eliminate bodies, and put up pressure to sack and score defensively. Blake Bortles handled the ball this time, and showed almost perfect pocket presence as he eluded pressure, and denied any obvious sacking opportunities. He even blocked, and assisted at blocking while securing position.

As the 1turn attempt did not succeed for Middenheim, the final whistle confirmed 2:1 home win. Pats special team coordinator was heard shouting to Baldwin Solo to drop dead, poetially, or figuratively, does not matter, just deny the push for the attempt. Solo did not comply, but did not matter.

On to the Thunderbolts, another division rival!”