Beautiful Relaxing Music for Stress Relief • Meditation Music, Sleep Music, Ambient Study Music

This is subjective and not even based upon music but upon our personal human experience. You may hear a song and immediately remember your HS prom whereas someone heard that song when their mom died and the song has a whole different meaning for them.

The song AT SEVENTEEN, is it about an ugly girl who is jealous of the beautiful people who never have to struggle or about beautiful people who lead unhappy lives because they never learned to struggle? I guess it depends if you see yourself as ugly or beautiful. See? Subjective. That is why a well written song speaks to everyone. Unlike the crap people are putting out today. Sheesh, so self indulgent. So, my chord. I have a dozen of them. Here are two. You can label them whatever you want but here are the notes. At a piano, sing a C or pedal tone a C in the bass. In your left hand play a B and C. In your right play a G and B. Keep them within the same octave-ish. The second chord, sing or pedal tone the C and in your LH play an F and G. In your right a C and E. Vacillate between them. There are dozens of chords like these. I call them Cradle Chords. When I accompany a singer, I cradle them and I will choose one of these dozen or so chords depending on what they are singing, where I am coming from and where I am going. If you would like to study intricate harmony, take a gander at the works of Jacob Collier and June Lee. Jacob has great chords. To many people his harmonies and progressions may sound disconnected but to him, they are all sinuously woven. See? Subjective based upon knowledge and experience. You may see a valley or canyon and think it is beautiful but a geologist will see the destructive forces of nature and water.

Dodgers-Cardinals play-off spectators were confused by the costumes of the fans

A fan sitting just behind the house plaque at Dodger Stadium on Wednesday raised some eyebrows during the Los Angeles Dodgers And St. Louis Cardinals Wild National League Game.

The man was seen in the lower half of the first half wearing a shirt with some intricate patterns and a helmet that resembled a mascot that looked like a cross between New York Mets Mitt and Jack Box, spokesman for fast food chain Jack in the Box.

Los Angeles Dodgers fans support their team ahead of the National League Wildcard game against the St. Louis Cardinals at Dodger Stadium.

Baseball fans who watched the game immediately noticed.

In the second half, the person seemed to have left the bank. Perhaps the giant head was obscuring the view of those who paid a penny for seats in the annex. The man could also have distracted Cardinals player Adam Wainwright as he tried to navigate a wild card game.

Louis Cardinals line up during pre-game celebrations for the National League Wild Card game between the St. Louis Cardinals and Los Angeles Dodgers at Dodger Stadium on October 6, 2021 in Los Angeles, California.

The TBS broadcast showed him in a different seat at the end of the third round.

The Dodgers were defeated by a narrow margin Tampa Bay Rays in the World Championship last season to get his first title since the season 1988. The team struggled with San Francisco Giants He won the league title the NL West, but could not conquest- it in a match. So they had to settle for a wild card game.

Cardinals topped a 17-game winning streak to enter Philadelphia Phyllis And Cincinnati Reds And San Diego Padres The final month of the season will secure a breakpoint. St. Louis are one of the most exciting teams of the postseason and can be dangerous if you pass the Dodgers.

30th Los Angeles Dodgers coach Dave Roberts watches ahead of the game between the St. Louis Cardinals and Los Angeles Dodgers at Dodgers Stadium on Wednesday, October 6, 2021 in Los Angeles, California.

Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram suffer worldwide shutdown

Facebook and its Instagram and WhatsApp platforms were down in some parts of the world today.

The company said it is “aware that some people are having problems accessing the Facebook app” and is working to restore access.

The company did not say what might be causing the outage, which began around 11:45 ET on Monday (4:45 NZT today).

It is normal for websites and applications to experience outages, although one on a global scale is rare. Users reported being unable to access Facebook in California, New York, Europe and New Zealand.

Meanwhile, on Twitter, users were congratulating themselves on choosing the app.

The outages came a week after major outages shut down the Slack workplace messaging tool and Kiwi Xero accounting software.

Mobile communications around the world were also affected by an outage today, after US companies AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile suffered problems, blocking millions of users.

Facebook is going through a major crisis after the whistleblower who was the source of The Wall Street Journal's series of stories exposing the company's knowledge of internal research on the negative effects of its products and decisions went public on 60 Minutes on USA on Sunday.

Frances Haugen was identified in a 60-minute interview as the woman who anonymously filed complaints with federal authorities that the company's own research shows how it heightens hatred and misinformation, leads to growing polarization, and that Instagram, specifically, can harm the mental health of teenagers.


The Journal's stories, called the Facebook Archives, painted the picture of a company focused on growth and its own interests rather than the public good. Facebook tried to minimize the search. Nick Clegg, the company's vice president for policy and public relations, wrote to Facebook employees in a memo on Friday that “social media has had a huge impact on society in recent years, and Facebook is often a place where much of this debate takes place. "

Andrew Yang says he left the Democratic Party to become independent

Andrew Yang, a former presidential candidate and former technology entrepreneur, announced on Monday that he had left the Democratic Party and became independent.

Yang, who won a passionate following in 2019 during the party's primaries, highlighted his work for Democrats. He noted the deep relationships he had developed with local activists and leaders and the fundraisers he had spearheaded, and received credit for helping to elect party candidates, including President Biden.

However, he described the two-party system as “stuck,” saying he could be more “honest” about politics and politicians if he weren't limited by official affiliation as a Democrat. Yang offered his support for alternative electoral systems such as open primaries and rank-and-file voting, saying these were "fundamental reforms" that would give voters more choice in campaigns.

“I believe I can reach people outside the system more effectively,” he wrote. “I feel more … independent.”

Mr. Yang has struggled to find his balance since he shot to prominence during the 2020 race. One of the highest profile Asian Americans to ever run a presidential campaign, Yang has won over a legion of dissatisfied voters with proposals like providing the all Americans a universal basic income of $1,000 a month.

After ending his unlikely campaign, he joined CNN as a political commentator, started his own podcast, and moved to Georgia to help Democrats win Senate races in January.

A bid for New York mayor this spring ended in defeat after Yang struggled to answer basic questions about the city's government functions and failed to capitalize on the initial momentum.

Last month, he announced plans to found his own political party called “The Forward Party” – a phrase taken from the last chapter of his new book.

In an excerpt from his book published by Politico Magazine this week, Mr. Yang recounted the awkwardness of running for president and how the experience had inflated his sense of his own importance.

“I was CEO and founder of a company, but running for office was something different,” he wrote. “Everyone in my orbit started treating me like I was a presidential candidate. I was taking a crash course in how we treat the very powerful – and it was weird. ”

He added: "It turns out that power actually causes brain damage."

After controversy, Wiggins relents and vaccinates himself against Covid

Warriors coach says the player finally met the requirement before the season

After a long and controversial standoff, Andrew Wiggins had to give in. The Golden State Warriors player had filed a religious exception appeal against the mandatory vaccination in the franchise's home games. But in the face of the NBA's refusal, he got vaccinated, according to coach Steve Kerr.

- Andrew got vaccinated. He told me today that he was okay with our recognition and that's the end of that story. So, I will no longer answer questions about it beyond this one - said the coach.

Last week, Wiggins reinforced his anti-vaccine stance. He stated that despite the pressure, he would not budge.

- I'm definitely against the wall, but I'll keep fighting for what I believe. I will continue to fight for what I believe is right. What is right for one person is not right for another and vice versa,” he said.

Unvaccinated players will be able to compete in the NBA season, but will need to be tested daily in practice, on travel days, and at least once (possibly more) on game days. New York Knicks, New York Nets and Warriors, however, face tougher rules due to legislation in New York and San Francisco – which will not apply to visiting teams.

Wiggins averaged 18.6 points and 4.9 rebounds last season and is considered an important part of the squad. The hope of the Warriors' exhaustion, according to the NBC network, is that any financial sanctions will make the athlete change his mind. When questioned by reporters, however, Wiggins said any financial loss was his problem, not the journalists.

Last Thursday, the NBA reached 95% of its players vaccinated against Covid-19 with at least the first dose. The number increased after the re-introduction of the athletes and the beginning of the pre-season. The league has already made it clear that players who cannot enter the court because of local restrictions on non-vaccinated will have their salary deducted for games they lose. Rules of coexistence on trips and in arenas will also be tougher for those who are not immunized.

Buccaneers beat the Patriots in Tom Brady reunion

With a lot of rain and little inspiration, the Sunday Night Football duel was defined by the kickers

On Tom Brady's return to Foxborough, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers beat the New England Patriots 19-17, and the crowd had to see their former quarterback win at Gillette Stadium.

The duel between the two teams involved a lot of expectations, after all, it was the 12 shirt's reunion with the franchise for which he defended for 20 seasons, won six Super Bowl titles and marked his name in NFL history. However, on the field, the rain appeared more than the talent of the players and stopped the game a lot.

In the first quarter, the big break was when Brady managed to break the record for most air yards in league history, overtaking Drew Brees who has 80,358 yards. However, there was no touchdown, the first score being a 29-yard field goal kicked by Ryan Succop for the Bucs.

For the Patriots, quarterback Mac Jones flinched and threw a pass into the hands of defensive back opponent Antoine Winfield. With possession at the start of the second quarter, Tampa Bay's attack failed to evolve well and had to shoot again, but Succop missed the 36-yard attempt.

The home team took advantage of the error and sought to recover in the match. In a nice drive, Jones found tight end Hunter Henry in the end zone to make the first touchdown of the night. With the score 7-3, the Bucs were looking for more points, however, they only managed to advance a little in the attack and kicked a 44-yard field goal to stay a point behind.

The first half was already weak, and the half-time lap managed to be worse! Little happened other than punts. However, the Bucs' attack had a brief moment of inspiration and managed the touchdown with a Ronald Jones run.

In the last quarter, the game gained some emotion due to the change of leadership. The Patriots got another touchdown, again with a pass from Jones to a tight end, only this time to Jonnu Smith.

The visitors returned to attack and arrived in a good position on the field, but they did not have the ability to score the TD. With that, Succop had to kick again and hit the 27-yard attempt. With plenty of time on the clock, the Pats returned to seek victory and achieved a great advance after a trick play that had a pass from Jacoby Meyers to Nelson Agholor. The touchdown chance was great, but the Tampa defense closed the door and it was up to Nick Folke to convert a shot from 27 yards.

Brady returned to the field to try to lead a victory campaign in his old home. He made good plays, but again, the New Englad defense held back the Bucs' mighty attack. Succop sprang into action again and converted the 48-yard shot that gave the visitors victory.

The Patriots even had a chance to win the duel. After some good plays, Jones made it to the attacking field, but didn't make much progress. With no time to call, on a fourth down and needing just one field goal to win, Folk was called in to shoot from 56 yards, but failed to make the attempt.

With the win, the Bucs are 3-1 this season, lead the NFC South and will face the Miami Dolphins in Tampa Bay in Week 5. The Patriots are 1-3, third in AFC East and play away from home. against Houston Texans.

College football teams after week 5

Alabama and Georgia once again battled for first place in our writers' picks at the College Football Playoff – and the Bulldogs came closer than usual – but Crimson Tide simply refuses to give up first place.

How will Saturday's top games affect the college football playoff pursuit? What are the current chances for the top four? The Allstate Playoff Predictor has the answers. Check again every week as odds are updated after games that week.

Most popular picks for playoffs

Team (record)	Wishes
Alabama (5-0)	13/13
Georgia (5-0)	13/13
Penn State (5-0)	11/13
Cincinnati (4-0)	8/13
Iowa (5-0)	13/07

If Alabama is No. 1 after a 42-21 walk over a ranked Ole Miss team, then Georgia is No. 1B this week after demolishing one of Arkansas' top 10 teams 37-0. Alabama and Georgia are the unanimous choices of our writers, with the Tide receiving seven votes for first place and the Dawgs finishing with six.


Iowa — coming out of a tough contest against Colorado state last week — was picked at seven of the polls this week after a 51-14 loss to Maryland, previously unbeaten, on Friday night. The Hawkeyes have defeated their opponents more than seven times in a declaration victory and solidified their position in the top five this season. The win set up a crucial Big Ten showdown next week, with Iowa hosting Penn State in Iowa City.

The Nittany Lions also proved themselves worthy of the CFP with a 24-0 victory over Indiana Saturday night that earned them 11 picks. Penn State's game against the Hawkeyes next week will certainly be a litmus test for both teams, but a loss doesn't necessarily eliminate their respective Big Ten division runs or the CFP talk.

In what was a huge victory for the Group of 5, the Cincinnati Bearcats took down Notre Dame in South Bend, Indiana, and put their names in the race to become the first Group of 5 school to make the CFP. It was the first time a Group of 5 team had defeated one of the top 10 on the road. The historic victory put the Bearcats in eight votes, most of the season.



Oregon fell out of choice after a 31-24 loss in overtime at Stanford on Saturday. The defeat takes Pac-12 out of the playoffs conversation – for now – and the most western team in our writers' picks is now Iowa.

The five-team field this week is the smallest of the year so far.Andrea Adelson: 1. Georgia, 2. Alabama, 3. Iowa, 4. Cincinnati
Kyle Bonagura: 1. Alabama, 2. Georgia, 3. Penn State, 4. Cincinnati
Bill Connelly: 1. Alabama, 2. Georgia, 3. Cincinnati, 4. Penn State
Heather Dinich: 1. Georgia, 2. Alabama, 3. Iowa, 4. Penn State
David M. Hale: 1. Alabama, 2. Georgia, 3. Cincinnati, 4. Penn State
Chris Low: 1 Alabama, 2. Georgia, 3. Iowa, 4. Cincinnati
Harry Lyles Jr.: 1. Alabama, 2. Georgia, 3. Penn State, 4. Cincinnati
Ryan McGee: 1. Alabama, 2. Georgia, 3. Penn State , 4. Cincinnati
Adam Rittenberg: 1. Georgia, 2. Alabama, 3. Iowa, 4. Penn State
Alex Scarborough:1. Alabama, 2. Georgia, 3. Penn State, 4. Cincinnati
Mark Schlabach: 1. Georgia, 2. Alabama, 3. Iowa, 4. Penn State
Tom VanHaaren: 1. Alabama, 2. Georgia, 3. Penn State , 4. Iowa
Dave Wilson: 1. Georgia, 2. Alabama, 3. Iowa, 4. Penn State

Cowboys Vs. Eagles, Updates, NFL 'Monday Night Football' Game Highlights

It's only week 3, but the teams are already starting to compete for a position at the top of the rankings in their respective divisions and prove who is real and who isn't. This week's showdown on Monday night could go a long way in deciding the Eagles and Cowboys face off for exclusive first-place possession on NFC East.

Both teams enter the game at 1-1, but only one team – the Eagles – has a dominant victory under their belt after beating Atlanta 32-6 in week 1. On the other hand, the Cowboys lost in a field goal in the last second for Tampa that week, even with an impressive performance by Dak Prescott. Dallas involved more of the racing game in Week 2 and led to a 20-17 victory over the Chargers.


It's only week 3, but the teams are already starting to compete for a position at the top of the rankings in their respective divisions and prove who is real and who isn't. This week's showdown on Monday night could go a long way in deciding the Eagles and Cowboys face off for exclusive first-place possession on NFC East.

Both teams enter the game at 1-1, but only one team – the Eagles – has a dominant victory under their belt after beating Atlanta 32-6 in week 1. On the other hand, the Cowboys lost in a field goal in the last second for Tampa that week, even with an impressive performance by Dak Prescott. Dallas involved more of the racing game in Week 2 and led to a 20-17 victory over the Chargers.

Cowboys vs. Score eagles

	Q1	Q2	Q3	Q4	Total
cowboys	–	–	–	–	–
eagles	–	–	–	–	–

10:23 pm: TOUCHDOWN PHILADELPHIA. The Eagles are recovering when Hurts hits Ertz in the end zone to end an 8-play, 90-yard run. Dallas 27, Philadelphia 14.

10:21 pm: Hurts hits Zach Ertz and puts the Eagles in the red zone for the first time.

10:19 pm: Hurts escapes the pressure and shoots 41 yards for Quez Watkins for the Dallas 47.

10:16 pm: O The Eagles are hit with their eighth penalty of the game and face their sixth third down, this is third for 8 of their own 12 and Dallas calls for a timeout.

10:12 pm: It's third and 17, but a good run from Elliott isn't enough and the Cowboys leave and Philly starts in his own 10.

10:11 pm: Dak Prescott fumbles the ball again, but the Cowboys land on it and limit their damage.

10:08 pm: Philly's problems on third down continue as they are 0-for-5 and kick away in the Philly 23's quarter-on-6. Dallas takes their 32.

2

2:00: TOUCHDOWN DALLAS. The Eagles' third shot midway through the game is quickly halted when Hurts is eliminated a second time, this time with a 59-yard pick-up. Dallas 27, Philadelphia 7.



9:59 pm: Philly's first game of the second half is a big one, with Hurts hitting Goedert by 28 yards to the Dallas 47.

21:58: Zuerlein's kick is a touchback and the Eagles start with the ball at 25.

Range: Dallas 20, Philadelphia 7

9:54 pm: Some halftime stats: The Cowboys have 19 first casualties compared to the Eagles' three.

Philly also took seven first-half penalties for 46 yards, but accumulated just 30 running yards.

9:43 pm: The Cowboys left the first half ticking and went to the locker room earning two points at halftime. The eagles will receive the kick out of midfield.

9:40 pm: In third and 24, Hurts kicks out to Sanders of Philly 32 and they cross midfield to Dallas 49 when the Eagles call for a timeout with 20 seconds left in the break.

21:36: Hurts is eliminated immediately and his offensive misfortunes continue. Second-and-21 of the Philly 35, but is coming back with an offensive containment penalty.

21:33: The call is reversed and the Eagles successfully challenge and maintain a timeout. The eagles take their 21 after the punt and a holding penalty.

9:29 pm: Prescott rolls left at full speed and lifts him onto the field for a catch of Cedrick Wilson. Eagles are challenging.

21:24: Sanders' good run was in vain as the Eagles play three and come out and kick Dallas 46 and the Cowboys take over at 6.

21:22: The Eagles' Second Consecutive Game Play is big when Miles Sanders takes 24 yards to Philly 49.

9:17 pm: TOUCHDOWN DALLAS. Elliott continues to hit the Eagles D-line and he just finds space and runs at will, this time for 3 yards. Dallas 20, Philadelpha 7 with 7:10 left in the first half.



9:14 pm : Prescott loved the tight ends tonight, this time hitting Blake Jarwin for a first down and the Cowboys are once again in the red zone.

21:11: The Eagles are hit by another defensive penalty and it's third for 3 and Prescott hits Schultz again for a first down and the Cowboys cross midfield.

End of First Quarter: Dallas 14, Philadelphia 7

9:05 pm: Hurts pass to Zach Ertz comes fast on third down, then Eagles toss him away to finish first.

9:04 pm: Micah Parsons is fired to Dallas for a 2 loss and the Eagles have third and -3 of their 32.

20:59: TOUCHDOWN DALLAS. Prescott hits a Dalton Schultz who had no one in the same zip code for an easy score. Dallas 14, Philadelphia 7.


8:56 pm: Dallas enters the red zone after Dalton Schultz's completion for a first down, but a false start takes them 5 yards back.

8:52 pm: Drive to Philadelphia with the Eagles back up to their own end zone and they attack on fourth and 5. Dallas takes over at the 50-yard line.

8:49 pm: Field decision remains; no touchdown for Dallas and the Eagles take their 1.

20:45: The Eagles defense holds up once more and comes up with a big stop and the Cowboys turn it around. Dallas is challenging the call on the field.



20:44: The Cowboys had a touchdown erased, at least briefly, as Ezekiel Elliott was defeated around the half-yard line. Set the fourth goal and the Cowboys go ahead.

20:42: Dallas now in great position after a penalty mask and a run from Zeke. Dallas's second goal from Philly 4.

20:39: This Dallas race goes to Tony Pollard for 11 yards to the Dallas 49 as they approach midfield, but they will cross midfield on a DPI call on Darius Slay.

8:35 pm: The Cowboys are driving so far after giving up the defensive touchdown. They continue to lean on Elliott and his 8-yard run sets up the Dallas 36's second-and-two.

8:31 pm: TOUCHDOWN PHLADELPHIA. Dak Prescott falls back to throw, but the ball is deflected and fumbled into the end zone and Fletcher Cox retrieves it for the touchdown to respond immediately after the intercept. Philadelphia 7, Dallas 7.



8:26 pm: INTERCEPTION OF DALLAS. The Eagles' first offensive turnover of the year is a hit for Jalen Reagor near the end zone and Dallas takes over from his own 1-yard line.

20:25: The first play of the Philadelphia game is big – a 38-yard pass to tight end Dallas Goedert – and the Eagles are already in midfield.

20:21: TOUCHDOWN DALLAS. Ezekiel Elliott throws a punch from three feet away, his second straight game with a rushed tank destroyer. Dallas 7, Philadelphia 0 after a 75-yard run that took 3:13 off the clock.



8:19 pm: Prescott airs It out of 45 and finds CeeDee Lamb three feet from the endzone and sets up Philadelphia 1's first -and goal for Dallas.



8:19 pm: It's Elliott again, this time for 8 yards and another first down for the Eagles '45 in midfield.

20:17: Dallas used Ezekiel Elliott and Tony Pollard in the running game last week. This week starts with a 5-yard hand to Elliott and a first down and then an 8-yard pass.

20:16: Jake Elliott's kick goes for a touchback. Dallas starts the game at 25.

20:15: The Eagles won the toss and postponed it. The Cowboys start with the ball in Arlington.

The third week of NFL action will end on Monday with ESPN broadcasting its “Monday Night Football” clash between the Cowboys and the Eagles. Steve Levy will be in the game playing alongside analysts Brian Griese and Louis Reddick. Lisa Salters will report from the sideline and John Parry will act as rules analyst. Coverage for this broadcast will be on ESPN, with the option to broadcast from the ESPN app or fuboTV, which offers a 7-day free trial period.

Fans can also watch the “Monday Night Football” matchup on ESPN2, where brothers Peyton and Eli Manning will be back for their MegaCast. This broadcast can also be broadcast on ESPN + or fuboTV.

In Canada, the game is available on TSN1/5 and RDS2, while TSN3 will feature “Monday Night Football” with Peyton and Eli Manning. Fans can also stream the game live on DAZN.

Start time for Cowboys vs. eagles

Meeting: Monday, September 27Start: 8:15 pm ET



The Cowboys and The Eagles are expected to kick off their showdown at 8:15 pm ET from AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas.
Cowboys Calendar 2021

Week


	Date	Adversary	start time	TELEVISION
1	Sept. 9	in Buccaneers (Thursday)	8:20 pm ET	NBC
two	Sept. 19	in Chargers	4:25 pm eastern time	CBS
3	Sept. 27	vs. Eagles (Monday)	8:15 pm ET	ESPN
4	Oct. 3	vs. panthers	1:00 pm ET	Fox
5	Oct. 10	vs. giants	4:25 pm ET	Fox
6	Oct. 17	in the Patriots	4:25 pm ET	CBS
7	of october 24	Goodbye	–	–
8	Oct. 31	in Vikings	8:20 pm ET	NBC
9	November 7	vs. Broncos	1:00 pm ET	Fox
10	Nov. 14	vs. Falcons	1:00 pm ET	Fox
11	Nov. 21	in Chiefs	4:25 pm eastern time	Fox
12	of november 25	vs. Raiders (Thanksgiving)	4:30 pm ET	CBS
13	Dec. 2	in Santos (Thursday)	8:20 pm ET	Fox / NFLN
14	ten. 12	in Washington	1:00 pm ET	Fox
15	ten. 19	in Giants	1:00 pm ET	Fox
16	ten. 26	vs. Washington	8:20 pm ET	NBC
17	Jan. 2	vs. Cardinals	1:00 pm ET	Fox
18	Jan. 9	in the eagles	1:00 pm ET	Fox

Eagles schedule 2021

'Monday Night Football' Program 2021

There will be 17 games on Monday nights in 2021, despite the lack of a double header; the season stretched to 17 games in 18 weeks. There will be no “Monday Night Football” during Week 18; all games will be played on Sunday.

Week	Meeting	Adversary	initial moment	TV
1	Sept. 12	in falcons	1:00 pm ET	Fox
two	Sept. 19	vs. 49ers	1 pm ET	Fox
3	Sept. 27	at Cowboys (Monday)	8:15 pm ET	ESPN
4	Oct. 3	vs. Bosses	1pm ET	CBS
5	Oct. 10	at Panthers	1:00 pm ET	Fox
6	of october 14	vs. Buccaneers (Thursday)	8:20 pm ET	Fox / NFLN
7	Oct. 24	in Raiders	4:05 pm ET	Fox
8	of october 31	in lions	1:00 pm ET	Fox
9	November 7	vs. Chargers	4:05 pm ET	CBS
10	Nov. 14	in Broncos	4:25 pm ET	CBS
11	of november 21	vs. saints	1:00 pm ET	Fox
12	Nov. 28	in Giants	1:00 pm ET	Fox
13	ten. 5	in jets	1:00 pm ET	CBS
14	ten. 12	Goodbye	–	–
15	ten. 18 or 19	vs. Washington (Saturday or Sunday)	TBD	TBD
16	Dec. 26	vs. giants	1:00 pm ET	Fox
17	Jan. 2	in Washington	1:00 pm ET	Fox
18	Jan. 9	vs. cowboys	1pm ET	Fox

Week	Date	matchup
Week 1	Sept. 13	Las Vegas Raiders vs. Baltimore Ravens
Week 2	Sept. 20	Green Bay Packers vs. Detroit Lions
Week 3	Sept. 27	Dallas Cowboys vs. Philadelphia Eagles
Week 4	Oct. 4	Los Angeles Chargers vs. Las Vegas Raiders
Week 5	Oct. 11	Baltimore Ravens vs. Indianapolis Colts
Week 6	Oct. 18	Tennessee Titans vs. buffalo bills
Week 7	Oct. 25	Seattle Seahawks vs. New Orleans Saints
Week 8	Nov. 1	Kansas City Chiefs vs. New York Giants
Week 9	Nov. 8	Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Chicago Bears
week 10	Nov. 15	San Francisco 49ers vs. Los Angeles Rams
Week 11	Nov. 22	Tampa Bay Buccaneers vs. New York Giants
Week 12	Nov. 29	Washington Football Team vs. Seattle Seahawks
week 13	ten. 6	Buffalo Bills vs. New England Patriots
week 14	ten. 13	Arizona Cardinals vs. Los Angeles Rams
week 15	ten. 20	Chicago Bears vs. Minnesota Vikings
Week 16	ten. 27	New Orleans Saints vs. Miami Dolphins
week 17	Jan. 3	Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Cleveland Browns

Santos X Walker – Hunch and Odds for UFC Fight Night

Thiago Santos and Johnny Walker are ready to headline the main event of the UFC Fight Night on October 2nd, in the Santos vs. Walker fight . The two top ten heavyweights have real knockout power and are ready to face off at the UFC Apex in Vegas from now on. Does Thiago Santos still have conditions to compete for another title? We'll find out in this fight!

The UFC returns to the Apex Center in Vegas for yet another UFC Fight Night event . Two of the UFC's highest ranked light heavyweights face off in the main event. Read our complete betting guide, taking a look at Thiago Santos and Johnny Walker, including updated odds and our free picks from UFC experts.

Santos x Walker Odds: Our Hunch and Prognosis

The odds of this fight are at a disadvantage for Walker, now with odds of 2.6 . Although Santos was a comfortable favorite, he now averages around 1.45 on most online sports betting we've checked.

Before fighting Corey Anderson, Johnny Walker was on a rocket towards the UFC light heavyweight title photo. The Brazilian has won four of his five UFC wins by knockout, and has two consecutive losses for Anderson and Nikita Krylov.
Who wins the Santos vs. Walker fight? Our guess: Thiago Santos wins
Will it win by KO? Our guess: No

Santos will want to remove the hype from the first round, and I believe he can use a fight plan to do that. Walker's wildness needs to be tamed; once that's done and he's feeling the lactic acid seeping into his body, Santos vs. Walker will be the fight you can't lose.

Corey Anderson and Nikita Krylov laid out the plan to neutralize Walker's path to victory, and I have no doubt Santos can do the same.

Santos is on a three-game losing streak; however, the level of competition is unparalleled. Get “Marrett” to get back to the win column before the UFC's chances increase.
Thiago Santos wins the fight:

Overall, Santos are not in the worst situation, as their record can show. If it were the main Santos, we believe he would finish with Walker in three rounds. However, after seeing his performance undermined against Rakic, it seems age and injuries are finally catching up with him.

Thiago Santos is a known name in the UFC cast. He joined the company after his stint at The Ultimate Fighter Brasil in 2013; despite not having won the contest, his talent was enough to earn him a place in the company, so our guess is this.

Fight will end in points:

A step forward in the light heavyweight division in 2018 saw Santos defeat Jimi Manuwa and Jan Blachowicz to gain a shot at Jonny “Bones” Jones. Santos was unsuccessful, but many argue that it was the most demanding test for Jon Jones, as he only managed a narrow split decision victory.

Santos has a win over current UFC light heavyweight champion Jan Blachowicz, and with a significant win next weekend, he will return to the title fight, although he won't necessarily be able to KO him as many would like. .

What to expect from UFC Fight Night Santos vs. Walker?

Walker knew some changes were needed after some glaring holes were visible in his takedown defense and ground game. He switched from Tristar Canada to SBG Ireland before his last fight against Ryan Spann on September 19th.

Currently on a one-fight winning streak and at the age of 29, the future could be even brighter for Walker. He has several “Performance of the Night” bonuses from his victory in the UFC, and facing the aging Thiago Santos could be the perfect time for Walker to take a standout victory in his career.

This will be a big test for Walker and we expect a lot of heavy shooting, clinching and grappling from two powerful 93kg fighters.

This is a really close fight and a high level contest. Given the explosion of starting to miss Santos, this will come into Walker's game. Walker hasn't even reached his peak yet and is more athletic and faster, since he's efficient with his energy, we can see Walker winning this fight by decision, even by submission, if he makes his punches count, at our guess.

Santos is still hungry for UFC gold

Thiago Santos' last win in the UFC was over current light heavyweight champion Jan Blachowicz. This will give “Marrett” the extra confidence to continue fighting his current skid. After a career high of almost being the man to dethrone Jon Jones, Santos lost via submission to their #1 opponent in the Glover Teixeira division. Santos then returned against Aleksandar Rakic, which was a disappointing performance for both sides.

An eight-year capoeira background has allowed a great middleweight to possess an agile skill known for its lethal leg kick power; the Brazilian is also a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu black belt. Still, this attribute is often overlooked due to his love of striking in the octagon.

Five years in the UFC middleweight division provided fight fans with numerous standout appearances at Santos, but a championship opportunity never materialized.

Another Brazilian fighter, Johnny Walker, will challenge Thiago Santos' abilities next week and, like his opponent, Walker is known for a great attacking force that often knocks the opponent unconscious.

Despite being born in Brazil, Walker chose to represent England, where he was noticed by UFC matchmakers and was invited to compete in the Dana Whites Contender Series. Walker brutalized the competition at the British regionals before joining the DWCS and claiming his UFC contract.


Walker made UFC fans notice his arrival with an impressive TKO submission in his first three bouts. Difficulties with Corey Anderson and Nikita Krylov made him drop in the light heavyweight rankings and now, after a year, he is back against Thiago Santos.