Recap of the 11th week of the NFL: Steelers and Jaguars played the ugliest game

The Pittsburgh Steelers had one of the worst wins of the 2018 season. For most of the game, they lost to the Jaguars' offensive level, but managed to come out with a 20-16 victory.

The Steelers went out flat. All their records in the first half ended up in bales, interceptions (two) and one on trials. At one point at the end of the first half, Ben Roethlisberger's score was 1.7 (!). We know that Roethlisberger had some hot and cold moments, but I like to imagine that the stench of Blake Bortles faded pre-game.

The Jaguars were mostly bad throughout the match, which is why the Steelers were able to survive. Jalen Ramsey's two interceptions were the highlight of the game, as well as the 111-yard scrum and touchdown by Leonard Fournette. Other than that, they were the same old bad jags on the offense.

The Steelers did not get their first score until they have less left over until 1:17 in the third quarter, when Roethlisberger hit Antonio Brown with a 78-yard touchdown pass. The Steelers left for two and missed. Then, two and a half minutes from the end, Roethlisberger found Vance McDonald for an 11-yard touchdown for a 16-13 game.

On their last road, things have become strange. JuJu Smith-Schuster imagined this ridiculous capture to bring the Steelers into Jaguar territory:

Shortly after, James Conner gave up what would have been the starting score, inspiring what, I'm sure, were hundreds of thousands of tweets "LEVEON HAD TAKEN":

[The Jags’ mascot is the best part about the screenshot]

Later, the Steelers had a 25-yard Brown Roethlisberger pass to allow the Steelers to reach the Jaguars' two-yard line. Three games later, Roethlisberger scored one of the worst touchdowns in the history of the NFL:

This took place after the Steelers refused to pass the ball with a timeout in the room. But it worked, and we do not question that way of playing. That's how it happens.

Here is one of these astute victory probability tables to show you that the Steelers have just pulled this one off their asses:

This is one of the ugliest wins you'll see, but they did the job and that's really all that matters. To be fair, teams that are true contenders win these stupid games, games where nothing goes and where things click at the right time.

The Steelers are 7-2-1 after the win, followed by the Bengals and Ravens in the AFC North at 5-5. Le'eon Bell does not officially play in the 2018 season, so this is not a problem for which they have to answer. Although in cases where Conner drops a pass, tweets will be required. That's good, we must all have these jokes.

Aside from serious injuries, the Steelers have the maximum certainty they have had all season. Conner has turned out to be a good back and there are certainly worse receivers than Brown and Smith-Schuster. They were one of AFC's favorites for the upcoming season. So we're going to see if they can keep the win, but they hope none of them will look as odious as this one.

Let's move on to the other elements of the 11th week.

Lamar Jackson made his career debut on Sunday for the Ravens. Joe Flacco is absent because of a hip injury.

Jackson had a good start, completing 13 of his 19 passes for 150 yards and one interception. But he also earned 117 rushing yards in the 24-21 win over the Bengals.

Sometimes, his ability to run turned into success:

It was also quite fast, as if we needed more proof:

Many people have tried to consider Jackson as an extended catcher during the pre-draft process, despite the fact that he had one of the most prolific academic careers of a quarter-back .

On Sunday, he showed these people why they were wrong about him. Of course, this is just the beginning, and he did not sneak the goal of the box, but Jackson did the work.

He also made the Ravens offensive exciting – it's something that has never been.

Julio Jones recently started entering the end zone after a drought that lasted almost a calendar year. In addition to scoring touchdowns, he added defensive prowess to his game, as evidenced by this move:

The Falcons are lean in safety position. Keanu Neal was beaten early for the season with a torn ACL and Ricardo Allen against a torn Achilles. This is not a bad body for Julio, but he has a solid technique.

I'm just saying that if things do not get better, he's like Troy Brown at the time and he plays both sides of the ball. The offensive has many weapons to rest when it needs it.

I'm just joking, I think.

I think it in the best way possible. Luck has a nice season back after many of us have wondered if it would come back to form or not. He played Sunday with 2,472 yards, 26 touchdowns and nine selections on the season.

After luck found T.Y. Hilton for a 68-yard touchdown to make a 16-0 match against the Titans in the second quarter, he just …. did this:

That could be a thing? I do not know, but it's funny and funny because it's lucky. The Colts eventually beat the Titans by a final score of 38-10, so Luck can do what he wants.

That's why Jalen Ramsey speaks the talk

Antonio Brown is the best receiver of the NFL for a good minute. So when Jalen Ramsey is able to perform an interception like this, the situation is serious:

Ramsey has a long list of people he talked about. The quarterback of your team is probably on it, with a variety of receivers and tight ends.

But a game like this against Brown is the only proof you need to know why he does it. He's just good. Unfortunately for Ramsey, his team could not seal the victory.

This game has a lot, with most people focusing only on the game that D.J. Moore does, which is definitely good. But there is also bad management on the part of Lions.

However, we must emphasize Darius Slay, who could now be the fastest person in the history of mankind.

Slay was not even in the view of the camera when Moore (who ran 4.41 at the NFL Combine last April) had a clear path to the end zone from his own 36-yard line:

And suddenly, Slay (who ran in the day with a score of 4.36) catches up with the line of 18 Lions and almost hit the ball:

Moore's play is impressive, but he was disappointed after Slay caught up with him. Moore may have made most Lions look bad, but Slay would not be part of it.

Glaine Babbert is back

The Peter Man is a free agent, which is a shame. Where, oh, where are we going to find someone who can come in and do something really … BLAINE GABBERT!

Gabbert was in the game for Marcus Mariota, hurt, and did not disappoint those of us who are fans of a horrific quarter – time.

It was a lot

Security Gaints Michael Thomas intercepted Fitztragic just before the end of the first half against the Bucs. Thomas then went to the end zone and took what looked like a basic class photo with his Gaints teammates:

The celebration of the group photo was stolen time and time again after the saints did it after almost every game most of last season's turnovers. It's a good and beautiful party, like most celebrations. The game is fun and the players have to express themselves.

However, this one has turned out quite funny and sad considering the circumstances. It was very aggressive in a match between two garbage dump teams. It does not matter in all things, I suppose, but I'm still going to laugh about it.

The Giants won 38-35, thanks to Fitzpatrick's three interceptions that forced the Buccaneers to return to Jameis Winston. Yes.

The best reaction to a peak of all times

The Chargers have done well to close the games this season, which does not look like them.

They found their way back, allowing Case Keenum and the Broncos to reduce their shots to 18 yards for a winning goal. But this reaction of Emmanuel Sanders and Courtland Sutton was a reaction we had never seen before and which was hilarious:

The Broncos won 23-22 and hindered their draft position. Congratulations to John Elway!

Kirk Cousins ​​has the best pumping tactics strange this year

Tell his team that they had to win the match to improve their position in the North of the NFC would have been enough. Instead, Kirk Cousins ​​took the unused path of Primetime Television Motivation:

It's as close as Jameis Winston will be right to eat a W as motivation before the game. It's not so strange, but it's 1) a strange flex (but ok) and 2) just plain wrong.

The saints are really good

There was no big problem between the Saints 48-7 crushed by the Eagles, with the exception of the Saints who scored the fourth and seventh goals in 38-7 and scored a touchdown.

This caused a wave of tweets from angry people because the saints "have no class."

Lmaooooooooo, class.

Oh, and the saints being really, really good, broke loose. Thanksgiving could be quite difficult for the Falcons. Speaking of…

JOYEUX ACTION OF GRACES

To everyone next week.