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What I learned in Week 6 of the NFL season

In Week 6 of the NFL season, I learned that...

- ...you will never hear Hank Williams, Jr. sing, "Are you ready for some football, here on Tuesday night?" It just doesn't sound right.

- ..., when 100 people were surveyed with the question, "What's the deadliest thing in America?," the top three answers were: 3) firearms, 2) COVID, and 1) A Derrick Henry stiff-arm.

- ...apparently nothing triggers Tom Brady more than forgetting how to count to 4.

- ..., after his performance on Sunday, Aaron Rodgers is scheduled to do a Discount Double-Pick commercial.

- ...the only way D'Andre Swift's name could be any more apt would be if he were named D'Andre Fastasf*ck.

- ...A-Aron Rod-grrs watches "Key & Peele."

- ...the only time Chuck Norris has checked under his bed was to see if Derrick Henry was under it.

- ..., when facing the black and gold, the Browns turn black and blue.

- ...the only three things which can defeat Bill Belichick are: Bill Belichick, Eli Manning, and COVID.

- ..., when NFC East teams receive coal on Christmas, it'll be the highlight of their seasons.

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