The biggest game of Week-8 in the 2021 NFL season is this Thursday night as the two most in-form teams in the league come head to head. With all NFL action shown on Sky Sports in the UK and you can you also access NFL Game Pass International with a UK VPN. If you use a USA VPN then you can access the America version of NFL Gamepass as well as NFL streaming networks like NFL Network, ESPN, CBS, Amazon Prime Video, NBC Sport and Fox; as well as their streaming partners lie Hulu, SlingTV and FuboTV. Need an NFL VPN?
The 6-1 Green Bay Packers travel west to Glendale, Arizona to take on the 7-0 Arizona Cardinals who have started this season in outstanding form. Fun Fact: ‘NFL VPN’ is one of the most searched sports phrases on Google!
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The Cardinals are the only unbeaten team left in the NFL, with Kyler Murray establishing himself as the front runner for the MVP with his electrifying play finally bringing the vision of Kliff Kingsbury to life. The Cards are absolutely loaded with offensive weapons and Murray is weaving magic on a weekly basis. Coming into the season, they were seen as the team most likely to finish 4th in the NFC West which is widely regarded as the best division in football. Having to play the Rams, the 49ers and the Seahawks twice per season is a gauntlet. Everyone knew the the Cardinals were a good team, it’s just the other teams were expected to be better than them. It’s extremely unlikely that will be able to maintain their unbeaten through the entire season, but at least they’re making the 1972 Miami Dolphins wait before they have have their annual celebration.
The Packers had to deal with Aaron Rodgers nonsense throughout the summer, as their star QB made it known that he was unhappy in Green Bay and wanted to leave. The reigning MVP spent his off-season trying out for a hosting job on Jeopardy and the Packers were left wondering if they were going to be a Superbowl contender this year, or enter a rebuilding phase if they’d been forced to trade Rodgers away. After getting blown out in the first game of the season by the New Orleans Saints it appeared like they might need to move Rodgers on anyway, and perhaps accept that they had come to the end of an era. They have rattled off six straight wins since though, with Rodgers once again performing at an MVP level. He may not be particularly happy, and maybe that’s driving him to play like this, but the Packers won’t care as long as the wins keep piling up.
This Thursday is a huge test of both teams, and whichever team walks away with the win will know they’ve overcome a legit contender. It will be a huge confidence booster for the victor, while the loser will still be seen as a near certain playoff contender. The game itself should be highly entertaining, with two great QBs leading strong offenses. There’s also a nice little JJ Watt subplot as well. The Wisconsin native became a free agent in the summer and was strongly linked with the Packers, but made the move to Arizona instead. He’s been surprisingly durable, after multiple injury plagued seasons with the Houston Texans and has helped the Cardinals hugely since arriving with his leadership, as well as the considerable presence he brings on defense.
Moving to Sunday, the game of the day looks likely to be the Dallas Cowboys travelling north to take on the Minnesota Vikings. The Vikings made a poor start to the season, losing three of their first four games but have bounced back with consecutive wins over the Detroit Lions and Carolina Panthers and could well be a playoff contender if they can maintain consistency, and take advantage of the fact that they have a weak schedule the rest of the way. They’ve been one of the more disappointing teams in the NFL over the past couple of years, given the talent they have on the roster. Mike Zimmer led the team to the NFC Championship game in 2017 but the Vikings have missed the playoffs in two of the past three seasons and Zimmer entered this season under serious pressure for the first time in his tenure. One of the issues the Vikings have faced is that they do not have an elite QB and have been overpaying Kirk Cousins to the expense of not being able to retain some of their best players.
The Cowboys lost on opening day but ran off five wins in a row to position themselves firmly at the top of NFC East. They’re almost certainly a playoff team this season, especially given how weak their division is. We shouldn’t be surprised that the Cowboys are a good team given their talent on offense, but what has been really surprising has been their defense. Rookie Micah Parsons has transformed them, with the help of cornerback Trevon Diggs who has become a star this season. If the Cowboys defense is real, and not just smoke and mirrors, they could be a real Superbowl contender considering the weapons Dak Prescott has at his disposal, and the talent still available on the offensive line. The biggest question marks over the Cowboys sit with the coaching staff, and the decision makers in the front office. If they can just be competent. The players have the talent to thrive.
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