Hi y’all. It’s me again.
If you’re reading this, you may have just noticed the Houston Texans have defeated the Los Angeles Chargers of San Diego 44-22 through a supreme force of effort by C.J. Stroud and his merry band of wideouts.
This win included the first touchdown for one Tankthaniel “Nate” Dell, but he goes by Tank, in 648 days.
Think about that for a moment. Think about the injury he had in Kansas City where his knee basically exploded. In any other era of football, his career would be unquestionably
over. It would be beyond their capacity in medical science to bring him back.
Yet, here we are, and not only do we have the scientific capacity to repair his knee, and not just be able to repair his knee to the point where he can return to his career as a professional athlete, but repair it in such a way that he hasn’t even missed a step in his speed.
It’s nothing short of a wonder and a testament to medical science (to say nothing of Tank Dell’s determination to return) that such a thing is possible.
What does any of this have to do with either the Bears or Bucs, you might ask?
Must everything be connected to other things? Can’t I just ramble from one thing to another?
Here’s what you need to know about tonight’s matchup:
Who: Tampa Bay Buccaneers (3-5) at Chicago Bears (6-2)
What: Sunday Night Football
Where: Soldier Field, Chicago, IL
When: Sunday, November 8, 7:15 p.m. CST
Why: Because soon the Chicago Bears will be playing in Indiana. Figure that one out.
TV: NBC
Radio: Westwood One
Streaming: DirecTV*, Fubo*, Hulu+Live Sports*, NFL+*, Peacock*, SlingTV*, YouTubeTV* (*subscription required)
Enjoy the game, y’all.
Go Texans
