“He’s just a calming presence,” Nagy said. “He’s somebody that I trust as a friend, as a mentor. The amount of trust that I have for him and the experience, the life experiences and the coaching experiences that he’s been through, and the experiences we’ve been through together for so many years, he’s taught me to be who I am as a coach and taught me to be myself as a human being.”
8:20 p.m. ET (NBC) | Soldier Field (Chicago)
Patrick Mahomes proved his cold-weather bona fides last week in the snow, a trait that should come in increasingly handy this season.