The two tenants of SoFi Stadium are having good seasons. And that could lead to a big problem for the NFL, in time. In theory, the 7-2 Rams and 7-3 Chargers could be hosting conference championship games.

The New York Giants fired head coach Brian Daboll on Monday and names of potential replacements are all over the place. Bill Belichick has been mentioned. Steve Spagnuolo and Antonio Pierce — two guys with New York ties — have had their names dropped. Even current Notre Dame head coach Marcus Freeman has been discussed.

With Jaxson Dart in concussion protocol, Jameis Winston is taking over as the New York Giants’ starting quarterback for their game Sunday against Green Bay.

That’s a lot of big yardage gained on carries in the teens for a lot of Giant opponents. On the season, they have allowed a league-worst 5.5 yards per carry and a league-worst 1521 yards total, despite ranking only sixth in carries against. Shockingly, the Titans have actually allowed one more rushing touchdown (15) than the Giants.

The Chargers actually were better than the preseason projected record through Week 10 by one game, as NFL.com's analysts predicted them to be 6-4 at this point. Bhanpuri correctly predicted that they'd beat the Broncos in Week 3 then lose to the New York Giants the following week.

Speaking recently to Fox News, the former Giants quarterback — who is currently enjoying a career revival with the 8-2 Colts — said he believes his successor in New York will “be all right” as he navigates a new normal without head coach Brian Daboll, who was fired Monday after three-and-a-half seasons at the helm.

While it felt inevitable, the firing of head coach Brian Daboll has hit some hard, including former New York Giants offensive lineman Justin Pugh. He took to X, formerly Twitter, to respond to the news of Daboll's firing. Pugh, who played for Daboll's Giants in 2023, has no doubt the coach will land on his feet.

The oddsmakers at BetOnline.ag have opened lines for the next Giants full-time head coach and Ole Miss coach Lane Kiffin leads the way at 4/1 followed by Washington Commanders offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury (5/1) and Los Angeles Chargers defensive coordinator Jesse Minter (6/1).

The Los Angeles Chargers head into the Week 11 game against the Jacksonville Jaguars with an almost strange combo of revenge game and trap game going on, given the circumstances.  Those Jaguars, after all,

The New York Giants are on the hunt for a new head coach and that search is likely to feature a number of former Giants coaches and players.

Rich weighs in on the Los Angeles Chargers manhandling of Aaron Rodgers and the Pittsburgh Steelers and how the outcome could impact each team’s playoff hopes, and says what Lamar Jackson’s return has meant to the Baltimore Ravens (and the rest of the AFC North).