2016 Week 7 Sunday and Monday game balls

Sunday and Monday Week 7 game ball and more…
The NFL in many minds around the game say that the games this season and the season as a whole is just horrible. Some of the play on the field and the off-field issues have been just awful. The NFL has fumbled the handling of the Josh Brown incident and have put them in the same box that they were in just some maar months ago. Protecting their own brand has been damaged once again and the NFL PA has totally screwed up once again. Roger Goodell is just a buffoon and an absolute Moran, who is completely inept with handling his players when they break the rules. The commissioner needs to take a break from handing down rules about touchdown celebrations or going after a organization for deflated footballs, and focus on the real issues and enforce the policy THAT IS ALREADY IN PLACE, and get the players who deserve suspensions off the field and serving the time.
Moving into the actual football Jay Ajayi had yet another career game. Miami Dolphin tailback Jay Ajayi is my Sunday game ball, Ajayi scampered twenty-eight times for two hundred and fourteen yards on the ground with one touchdown. Ajayi joins some great company with his second two-hundred-yard game, he joins Earl Campbell, Ricky Williams, and O.J. Simpson. Ajayi seemed to have forced Arian Foster to retirement with his play. This running back came out of nowhere in the Miami and is becoming a superstar in the league and an overall great story. We will see what Ajayi will be able to do once the teams get more tap on the guy, how he responds to it. On Monday night, the “killing of Brock Osweiler” wasn’t necessarily a funeral, but it was not a good game. Osweiler didn’t look good at all, throwing 22/41 for one hundred and forty-one yards and no touchdowns or picks. The Bronco defense was swarming and my Monday night game ball is Denver Broncos cornerback Chris Harris Jr. who had seven total tackles and a forced fumble. Harris is one the best corners in the league and showed his former teammate that the team means business and was out for blood. We will see if the games are any better this week, with the games that are on the schedule, including Jacksonville and Tennessee or the Jets and the Browns.
Sources:(nfl.com, yahoosports.com)

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