After a thrilling 21-week regular season slate, it’s time for the best part — playoffs! Three weeks of single-elimination games kick off tomorrow, culminating with the Grey Cup final on November 20th.

The CFP selection committee’s 13 members finally released their first public rankings last night. These rankings will be released weekly from now on, with the sixth (and final) slated for Sunday, December 4th, aka Selection Day.

Halloweekend in the sports world unfortunately featured the wrong kind of horror, with a series of infuriating moments spanning antisemitism, sexual misconduct and physical violence. WTF, indeed.

No tricks here: For the first time this season, no undefeated teams lost on Saturday, with the unbeaten six maintaining their perfect records through Week 9. All are hoping for a treat from the CFP selection committee, who drop their first rankings tomorrow.

The league is thinking ahead to next Tuesday’s trade deadline, with some game-changers potentially on the move.

While some squads have already said “RIP” to their playoff chances, the ones atop the poll are looking to cast spells on the CFP selection committee, who drops their first rankings on Tuesday.

Legendary quarterbacks (QBs) Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers lost badly yesterday.

While Saturday’s Week 8 matchups ended three more undefeated seasons, six teams’ perfect records still remain.

No. 14 Syracuse Orange (6-0) vs. No. 5 Clemson Tigers (7-0), No. 9 UCLA Bruins (6-0) vs. No. 10 Oregon Ducks (5-1), No. 24 Mississippi State Bulldogs (5-2) vs. No. 6 Alabama Crimson Tide (6-1) and No. 17 Kansas State Wildcats (5-1) vs. No. 8 TCU Horned Frogs (6-0).

While it’s not the first lawsuit from a former collegiate athlete who suffered head trauma, it’s the first that hasn’t been settled or dismissed.

Though nine teams still have a perfect record, six squads watched their undefeated season come to a humbling close on Saturday.

The Buffalo Bills defeated quarterback (QB) Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs 24–20, avenging last year’s stunning playoff loss.