The latest Pick Six newsletter highlights the chaos of NFL Week 8, showcasing unprecedented events and critical matchups. A standout moment came when a team won without a single completion for the first time since 1974, and the Dallas Cowboys astonishingly blew a two-touchdown lead at home, marking a franchise first.

Key Highlights:

• Raiders triumphed over the Jets 38-33, with Kirk Cousins leading a potent offense and scoring four touchdowns.
• Jets struggled defensively, unable to contain the Raiders, despite an impressive offensive performance.
• Broncos staged a remarkable comeback against the Chiefs, winning 28-24, thanks to Bo Nix’s stunning fourth-quarter performance.
• Cowboys suffered a shocking 33-30 overtime loss to the Cardinals, raising doubts about their ability to close out games.

Crazy Stats from Week 8:

• The Buccaneers made history by winning 16-0 against the Falcons without completing a single pass, a feat not seen since 1945.
• Joe Burrow threw for 462 yards and five touchdowns, joining an elite club of players with similar achievements.
• The Browns extended their road losing streak in Pittsburgh to 23 games, tying an NFL record.

Monday Night Preview: Bears vs. Seahawks

Tonight's game is pivotal for both teams in the playoff race. The Seahawks aim to improve their standing, while the Bears look to solidify their playoff position. Key injuries include Kyle Monangai for the Bears and Charles Cross for the Seahawks.

Why the Bears can win:

• They lead the NFL in rushing yards per game, which could exploit the Seahawks' defense.

Why the Seahawks can win:

• Sam Darnold must capitalize on the Bears' weak pass defense, leveraging star receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba.

Predictions:

• All seven experts favor the Seahawks to win, with predictions ranging from 24-17 to 27-23.

Extra Points:

• Lamar Jackson is expected to be placed on injured reserve after his thumb injury, raising questions for the Ravens' future.
• Saquon Barkley will reportedly not be traded before the deadline, while a potential trade for Jauan Jennings fell through due to player preference.