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Photo by Mitchell Leff/Getty Images The “L” he’s making is to himself. In tonight’s edition of The Internet Never Forgets... Last October, Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce spoke to reporters about earning the respect of Philadelphia sports fans. And wouldn’t you believe it? He couldn’t do it without insulting the Jacksonville Jaguars and fans. This weekends game should be fun #DUUUVAL https://t.co/xRkkPIq36j— Matthew A. Cherry (@MatthewACherry) September 28, 2022 “Everybody’s gonna go through a downturn or be struggling, right?” Strong start. “At all times this city is going to keep you accountable to doing your job and performing.” Iron sharpens iron, brother. “But if you stick to it and you fight through it and you get better, they’ll respect the hell out of you.” Energy. “I really don’t think this is a hard place to play at all, to be honest with you. I think a hard place to play is … I think it’d be miserable to play in a place like Jacksonville.” Why did the bad man say that? “You know...” Jason? “...where nobody cares.” *takes off glasses and rubs bridge of nose* There’s a lot I could say, Jason. I could justify our lack of excitement around the team by listing out the historically bad win-loss records this team has forced us to endure over the last decade. Or I could turn this into another hate column thrown Urban Meyer’s way. Maybe I should just point out that by the time your brother, Travis, is on pace to double your career earnings. Instead, I’ll make it brief: I can’t wait for us to steal that statue this weekend.

Jasen Vinlove-USA TODAY Sports Amazon Prime Video takes us to Cincinnati for this Week 4 matchup. Thursday Night Football so far in the 2022 NFL season has proven to be a bit crazy and that trend could continue in the matchup between the Miami Dolphins and the Cincinnati Bengals. The Bengals were a team many expected to be one of the upper echelon in 2022, but their season got off to a rough start. On the flipside, a lot of folks had massive question marks about the Miami Dolphins, in large part because of the questions surrounding starting quarterback Tua Tagovailoa. Fast forward through the first three weeks of the 2022 NFL season and the Dolphins under Tagovailoa are the one of two undefeated team left in the NFL and the inside track tot he No. 1 seed in the AFC. How To Follow The Game Date: Thursday, Sept. 29 Kickoff: 8:15 p.m. Location: PayCor Stadium, Cincinnati, OH Watch it Live: Amazon Prime Video – Al Michaels (play-by-play) & Kirk Herbstreit (analyst) Odds: Bengals by 3.5. Current betting odds at DraftKing Sportsbook. Over/Under: 48.5