Tony Romo reluctantly steps aside for Dak Prescott to take over the Cowboys. I agree with the "don't want to disrupt the mojo angle", but where do you think Dak would be without the best O-line in football, and one of the best running backs? I'm thinking somewhere close to where Sam Bradford is with the Vikings. Not a slam on Dak, but he's got the best situation for a QB to be in, rookie or veteran alike.

Now that the election is over, will NFL ratings go back to where they were? I say no, and I'll tell you why (it wasn't Trump and the Cubs).

Aside from Alabama (Chattanooga, Bama? Seriously?), it doesn't seem like anybody wants to take over in college football. Houston upsets Louisville, ending Louiville's playoff chances. Utah loses at home to Oregon? OREGON! And LSU loses at home to Florida. 

Also, Kovalev and Ward battle in what could be the fight of the year. Unfortunately, nobody even knows about it. 

And Week 11 in the NFL. The Vikings try to end their 4 game losing streak against the Cardinals, while the Raiders and Cowboys try to continue their winning ways. Are the Raiders a real threat to the Patriots, and for that matter, the AFC West? And does Dak Prescott keep it up after giving the official keys to the team?K