Lions 40, Packers 10
– Detroit’s first red-zone trip came at the end of a great opening drive. However, Reggie Bush fumbled there, thanks to a Clay Matthews strip. Bush vowed not to fumble again after coughing up the ball at Pittsburgh. So much for that.
– The second try in the red zone also failed, though the Lions at least got a field goal out of it. Brandon Pettigrew committed a false start on second down and then proceeded to drop a touchdown. Pettigrew, who shouldn’t have been playing in the first place, finished with one catch for six yards.
– Sam Martin booted the ball out of bounds on a kickoff, setting up a Mason Crosby 54-yard field goal after James Jones made a brilliant 16-yard reception.
– Matthew Stafford was strip-sixed when Nick Perry beat Riley Reiff.
– Stafford was picked off by Tramon Williams in Green Bay territory. As Stafford and company walked off the field, the crowd booed furiously.
At that point in the game, the Packers were up 10-3 despite not doing anything on offense. Had they maintained any sort of competent scoring attack, they probably would’ve beaten the mistake-prone Lions. But Matt Flynn was the quarterback, so Green Bay ultimately had no chance.
This game was so lopsided that by the time Detroit made this a 40-10 affair, it had outgained the Packers, 563-56. That’s just mind-boggling. As a reference, no team since 1989 (as far back as my data goes) has outgained its opponent by 507 yards or more. Green Bay secured some garbage yardage to keep itself from setting a dubious historical mark.
Flynn was awful. He went 10-of-20 for 139 yards and an interception, but that doesn’t tell the whole story. He had another pick dropped and lost two fumbles. He also took a safety in the third quarter.
I must note that Flynn had no chance. Detroit’s monstrous defensive front dominated Green Bay’s offensive line. Flynn was sacked seven times through three quarters, including the safety by Ndamukong Suh, who had a very strong outing. Ezekiel Ansah was also great, mustering two sacks in the first half. It didn’t help that center Evan Dietrich-Smith left the game in the second quarter, but Green Bay couldn’t block the Lions even when he was in the lineup.
The Packers couldn’t get anything going on the ground either. Eddie Lacy had zero running lanes, as he was able to generate just 16 yards on 10 carries. He also had just two catches for 23 receiving yards. He dropped a screen pass, though the game was out of hand at that point.
Cowboys 31, Raiders 24
Things did not look promising for the Cowboys in the early stages of this game. Terrance Williams fumbled a kickoff that was returned for a touchdown. The defense then couldn’t stop a Matt McGloin-to-Andre Holmes connection, while their only points came off a botched snap by the Raiders inside their own 10, which prompted Phil Simms to remark, “Matt McGloin pulled out a little quick.” Somewhere, Matt Millen was watching the game and smiling.
Romo had just 69 passing yards entering the final drive of the first half, trailing 21-7. He couldn’t get anything going with Dez Bryant, who dropped a pass and was guilty of a fumble that Dallas recovered. Thanks in part to multiple injuries in Oakland’s secondary, things seemed to click for Romo from that point on. Though he started with those 69 yards, he finished 23-of-32 for 225 yards and a touchdown. Romo was so efficient offensively that he helped his team score four times in the final five drives of the game.
McGloin, who ultimately finished 18-of-30 for 255 yards and the pick, targeted Andre Holmes frequently. Holmes, starting in favor of the injured Denarius Moore, made several incredible, acrobatic catches in this contest. He caught seven balls for 136 yards and was inches short of a touchdown in the second quarter. Rod Streater (3-57) also had an impressive reception that he caught over Orlando Scandrick for a gain of 27 yards.
Ravens 22, Steelers 20
The Ravens established a 19-7 lead, so this one shouldn’t have gotten close. Baltimore squandered lots of opportunities; the team drove down the field deep into Pittsburgh territory, but drops and penalties – including five false starts – forced them into too many field goals. There was also one instance in which a yellow flag should’ve been thrown on the Steelers; Mike Tomlin slyly stepped onto the field on a Jacoby Jones kickoff return and helped slow the speedy Raven down enough to allow Cortez Allen to catch him. Cris Collinsworth indicated that the officials could’ve ruled a touchdown if they had decided that Jones would have scored if Tomlin hadn’t interfered. The refs completely missed it, however. Jones noted afterward that he saw Tomlin, who hurt his chances of scoring. However, he wasn’t bitter about it. “I probably would’ve done the same thing if I knew I was back there,” Smith said.
Down 12 and eight on two separate fourth-quarter drives, Ben Roethlisberger led his team down the field twice into the end zone. The second score proved to be costly, as Le’Veon Bell collided with Baltimore cornerback Jimmy Smith and suffered what looked like an ugly concussion. The Steelers also lost center Fernando Velasco in addition to their top two offense tackles, so it’s quite remarkable that they found the end zone. They missed on the two-point conversion, however, as Emmanuel Sanders couldn’t hold on to the ball on what would’ve been a tough reception.
Colts 22, Titans 14
This was actually still a close contest until the Colts engineered a game-sealing drive that went 92 yards and lasted a bit more than six minutes. However, that almost never happened because George Wilson dropped an interception thrown right to him. The CBS announcers correctly remarked that no NFL defensive back would ever see an easier pick. The miscue was huge because it allowed the Colts to eventually score a touchdown while bleeding time off the clock. Tennessee did eventually reach the red zone, but Ryan Fitzpatrick tossed his third interception of the afternoon, giving Indianapolis a victory.
It didn’t help Luck that his receivers struggled to get open. No Colt had more than 50 receiving yards, with Coby Fleener leading the way (3-50). T.Y. Hilton had five grabs for 46 yards, but was responsible for Luck’s sole interception, as the ball tipped off his hands. Darrius Heyward-Bey, meanwhile, took an 11-yard loss and also dropped a pass.
Fitzpatrick’s lone aerial score was a flip to Chris Johnson on a fourth-down try at the goal line. The Titans had been stuffed twice near the end zone because they were foolishly using Shonn Greene, but they were wise to put Johnson on the field for that crucial play. Johnson had 69 rushing yards on 18 carries. He nearly had a rushing touchdown, but was tackled at the one-inch line, only to see Fitzpatrick vulture a score on a sneak.
Panthers 27, Buccaneers 6
By Charlie Campbell – @draftcampbell
After a Bucs’ field goal drive, Newton broke off a 56-yard run into Tampa Bay territory. He hit a wide open Brandon LaFell two plays later for a 16-yard touchdown after Dashon Goldson blew the coverage. The next possession saw Newton throw late and high for LaFell. The ball was tipped in the air and intercepted by Keith Tandy.
The Buccaneers added a long field goal before Glennon hit a bomb to Vincent Jackson (3-75) for a 60-yard gain after he beat Drayton Florence. On third-and-goal, Glennon dropped the ball and it was recovered by Carolina. Newton and Mike Tolbert moved the ball for a field goal. Just before halftime, LaFell (3-36) had Revis beat for a 50-yard touchdown, but Newton overthrew his receiver. A screen to Greg Olsen went for 30 yards inside the 10, and Newton dived over the top on fourth-and-goal.
To start the third quarter, Glennon threw a deep ball up for grabs and it was picked off my Mike Mitchell. Newton hit Olsen (5-85) on the run for 28 yards and dropped in a beautiful 36-yard touchdown to Ted Ginn (2-47), who burned Revis for the score. After Tampa Bay missed a field goal, Revis dropped an interception and injured his chest/shoulder on the play. He left the game and went into the locker room. The Panthers moved the ball into Bucs territory before Newton made a terrible throw off his back foot for an interception to Lavonte David.
Jaguars 32, Browns 28
First, what an awful, Pyrrhic win for the Jaguars. Seriously, this victory will set their franchise back a few years. They’ll miss out on Teddy Bridgewater and Marcus Mariota for sure, so they’ll now how to settle for a lesser quarterback prospect. Without a quality signal-caller, the Jaguars will continue to struggle, and the front office and coaching staff will ultimately be fired. I hope Gus Bradley enjoyed this win because it’ll ultimately cost him his job.
Second, Josh Gordon made history when he became the first receiver in NFL history to record back-to-back 200-yard receiving games. Gordon caught 10 balls for 261 yards and two touchdowns. While the numbers he posted last week were a product of garbage time, everything he did in this contest was legitimate. Gordon actually appeared to suffer a concussion in the third quarter, but he was cleared to return to the field.
– Maurice Jones-Drew (23-77) actually threw a touchdown pass in the second quarter – an 8-yarder to Marcedes Lewis.
– Chad Henne went 22-of-40 for 195 yards, two touchdowns and an interception that was underthrown toward Joe Haden. His scores went to Cecil Shorts (6-64) and Clay Harbor. Shorts had a bad drop that would’ve moved the chains on a third-and-long.
– Brandon Weeden went 24-of-40 for 370 yards, three scores and two picks. He was diagnosed with a concussion after the game. It’s unclear if he’s had this concussion since entering the NFL last year.
– Gordon had two of Weeden’s touchdowns, of course. The other went to Greg Little, who was guilty of his trademark drop. Jordan Cameron (4-43) also saw a ball slip through his hands.
– Willis McGahee gained 57 yards and a touchdown on 14 carries. He outgained Chris Ogbonnaya (7-20) and Fozzy Whittaker (7-15) by a wide margin.
Vikings 23, Bears 20
Unfortunately for the Vikings, they ultimately secured a meaningless, Pyrrhic victory. Robbie Gould, called the “greatest kicker in NFL history” by the FOX play-by-play announcer, whiffed on a 47-yard field goal. The Vikings took over and drove down the field, thanks to numerous Adrian Peterson tough runs. Walsh converted on his next attempt, clinching a win for his team.
Dolphins 23, Jets 3
Rex Ryan had seen enough at that point. He benched Smith in favor of Matt Simms, who wasn’t any better. Simms was 2-of-7 for 27 yards before compiling some garbage yardage late in the fourth quarter. It was all for naught, however, as he eventually threw an interception. He was also credited with a lost fumble on a botched hand-off with Bilal Powell (7-34).
Speaking of Wilkerson, the Jets managed to sack Tannehill just once (by Quinton Coples, who also had a great run stuff on third-and-1). It’s embarrassing that they could barely put any pressure on Tannehill behind his anemic offensive line. In fact, the only thing New York did well in this contest was keep Miami from scoring, thanks to some impressive goal-line stands. Otherwise, this would’ve been a much greater blowout.
Eagles 24, Cardinals 21
Foles went 21-of-34 for 237 yards and three touchdowns. He once again threw no picks, though he tossed one and saw it negated by a defensive hold. He also had an interception dropped in the end zone by Patrick Peterson. Still though, Foles was extremely accurate and read the blitz well. It must also be noted that he did all of this without DeSean Jackson, who was limited to just three catches for 36 yards by Peterson’s awesome coverage. Foles now has 19 touchdowns and zero interceptions on the season, which is just insane.
Palmer finished 24-of-41 for 302 yards, three touchdowns, two picks and the lost fumble. As you can tell by the numbers, Palmer had some positive moments in this contest as well. He converted a third-and-20 to Larry Fitzgerald (5-72, TD), who eluded two colliding Philadelphia defenders to find the end zone. He also had some long connections; Michael Floyd (5-99, TD) hauled in a 34-yarder. Meanwhile, Rob Housler (3-21) disappointed when he dropped a pass on third-and-4 in Philadelphia territory.
Patriots 34, Texans 31
Those who expected a blowout were greatly disappointed, as Houston established a 17-7 lead by halftime. Showing effort for the first time in close to a month, the Texans seemed determined to avenge last year’s playoff loss. New England, meanwhile, looked completely lethargic in the first half. Tom Brady wasn’t sharp at all. He completely missed an open Kenbrell Thompkins along the sideline and then went on to toss an interception on an underthrow to Rob Gronkowski. He later missed an open Julian Edelman for a big gain downfield.
However, Brady played like a new man after intermission. He let the ball hit the ground just five times in the second half, going 18-of-23 for 263 yards and a touchdown following the break. The Patriots’ offense, transforming into a deadly machine, scored on all but one possession in the final two quarters.
Brady’s final numbers looked like this: 29-of-41, 371 yards, two touchdowns and the aforementioned pick. Brady, who had a potential third score dropped by Brandon Bolden, had a strong connection going with Gronkowski and Edelman after the early mistakes. Gronkowski had six grabs for 127 yards and a score, while Edelman led the team with nine receptions for 101 yards. Gronkowski hurt his ankle during the game, but remained on the field. It’s reportedly not serious at all.
Falcons 34, Bills 31
The Bills still had a chance to win at the end of regulation, but Stevie Johnson fumbled at the Atlanta 30-yard line. Scott Chandler then coughed the ball up near midfield on the first drive in overtime. The Falcons, starting at the Buffalo 47-yard line, went 30 yards to set up Matt Bryant with a short, game-winning field goal.
Ryan’s score went to Tony Gonzalez (4-42), who logged three of his four receptions following intermission. Roddy White, meanwhile, led the Falcons with 10 catches for 143 yards.
49ers 23, Rams 13
Kaepernick went 19-of-28 for 275 yards and a touchdown. He also rushed for 21 yards on four scrambles. He had some issues with pass protection, taking four sacks, including two from Michael Brockers. The issue was that Joe Staley left the game with a knee injury. Staley joined starting guard Mike Iupati on the sidelines.
Kaepernick’s sole aerial score went to Vernon Davis (4-82). Davis had to briefly leave the game for a play because safety T.J. McDonald grabbed him by the wang and wouldn’t let go (seriously). Anquan Boldin, meanwhile, led the team with nine grabs for 98 yards.
Crabtree wasn’t the only 49er who hurt his team with mistakes. Guard Joe Looney nullified a 15-yard gain because of a hold. A personal foul on special teams set up a chip-shot field goal for the Rams. They had a false start in the red zone. Gore (15-42) lost a fumble in the same area. Safety Eric Reid, meanwhile, dropped an interception that floated right to him. He appeared to lose the ball in the sun.
Broncos 35, Chiefs 28
By Charlie Campbell – @draftcampbell
The Chiefs got the ball moving on their opening drive with a 24-yard completion to Dwayne Bowe to move the ball inside the 15. After a completion to Anthony Fasano (3-28) moved the ball to the two, Smith rolled out and threw the ball right to Wesley Woodyard for an interception in the end zone. Peyton Manning gave it right back when he threw a floater downfield that was batted around before Quentin Demps controlled the ball for a pick. Smith came back to hit Junior Hemingway (3-42) for a 17-yard score.
The Broncos answered with a 34-yard screen pass to Knowshon Moreno. Manning then threw a perfect strike on a deep post to Decker for a 41-yard touchdown. Decker beat Brandon Flowers on the play. The Chiefs took that seven right back as Knile Davis returned the kickoff 108-yards to put Kansas City back in front. Manning tried to go back to Decker, but the veteran signal-caller had the underthrown ball fall short to Marcus Cooper for an interception that set up the Chiefs inside Broncos’ territory. Smith took advantage with a touchdown pass to Fasano. Manning answered by hitting Decker for a gain of 42 yards to the three-yard line. That led to a short touchdown toss to Moreno and a 21-14 Kansas City lead at halftime.
To open the third quarter, Decker burned the Chiefs’ secondary again. Manning had a beautiful throw as Decker burned Flowers and Demps for a 37-yard touchdown. Manning kept pushing the ball down the field as Demaryius Thomas (3-106), who beat Cooper on his release to get open for a long catch and run of 77 yards inside Kansas City’s 20-yard line. Denver took the lead with Decker’s third touchdown catch of the game. He also beat Cooper on that play.
Smith tossed a perfectly thrown deep ball that was dropped by A.J. Jenkins, so the Chiefs had to punt. Montee Ball (13-117) had a 45-yard run to midfield on a drive that also ended with a touchdown toss to Decker against Cooper. Despite Donnie Avery having two bad drops on passes downfield, Smith methodically moved the ball. At the goal line, Jamaal Charles (19-93) dove over the top to cut the Broncos lead to seven. Moreno converted a second-and-20 with a 31-yard completion, but eventually the Chiefs defense got off the field. The Chiefs took over inside their 10 with three and a half minutes remaining. Smith completed a 26-yarder on a third down to Jenkins (3-35), Dexter McCluster (5-43) made a diving catch for 28 yards and Smith got 25 more on a back shoulder to Bowe (3-56). On fourth down from the 12-yard line, Smith threw incomplete for Bowe in the end zone.
Bengals 17, Chargers 10
Andy Dalton has been woeful lately following a fast start, but he was going up against the worst defense in the NFL. He didn’t improve, however, going 14-of-23 for 190 yards, one touchdown and an interception. Those numbers don’t tell the whole story, as Dalton was wildly inaccurate all afternoon. His pick was lobbed up for grabs, he missed a wide-open Jermaine Gresham for a big gain, and he was whistled for a terrible intentional-grounding penalty.
Dalton, however, was able to lead his team to victory, as San Diego inexplicably let A.J. Green run uncovered into the end zone for what turned out to be a 21-yard score. Green, who finished with five catches for 83 yards and the touchdown, suffered an injury in the first quarter when leaping for a catch. He didn’t miss much action, however; 58 of his yards came after halftime.
It started when Antonio Gates lost a fumble in the red zone on the opening drive. Danny Woodhead then had a drop. Philip Rivers tossed an interception, though it was really Gates’ fault because cornerback Dre Kirkpatrick ripped the ball out of his hands. Keenan Allen followed all of this up with a lost fumble of his own deep in his own territory.
Gates, who had five catches for 41 yards, was outclassed by the other tight end, Ladarius Green, who had two grabs for 45 yards and a touchdown. Allen, meanwhile, logged eight receptions for 106 yards.
Giants 24, Redskins 17
But then, reality set in. The Redskins screwed up so many times that they didn’t give themselves much of a chance. Though Griffin let the ball hit the ground just eight times – he was 24-of-32 for 207 yards and a touchdown – his receivers were guilty of four drops. Pierre Garcon, who was flagged for a delay of game for randomly kicking the ball into the stands, lost a fumble on the team’s final drive where safety Will Hill actually took the ball away from him. Garcon’s lack of effort in this contest was alarming.
The most egregious error of the night, however, came via the officials. On Washington’s final possession, Garcon was tackled near the first-down marker. It should have brought up a third down, but one of the officials signaled a first down. Following an incompletion, referee Jeff Triplette told everyone that it was indeed fourth down. It ultimately didn’t matter because the Redskins completed a pass that Garcon fumbled, but it was still a terrible blunder by the officiating crew. Triplette should have stopped the play and measured for a first down.
Seahawks 34, Saints 7
The Saints came into this game with a top-10 defense, but they looked completely helpless trying to stop Russell Wilson, who was phenomenal. Wilson had a couple of mistakes early – he missed an open receiver for a touchdown and then had an interception dropped – but he made so many great plays after that. He connected on tons of clutch throws and picked up rushing yardage when he needed to. The fans chanted “M-V-P” after the game, and Wilson certainly deserves consideration.
Wilson let the ball hit the ground on just eight occasions, going 22-of-30 for 310 yards and three touchdowns to go along with his team-leading 47 rushing yards on eight scrambles. Wilson attempted just 11 passes after intermission because of the massive lead, so his numbers could’ve been even better. The Saints sacked him only once, which wasn’t just a product of Wilson’s mobility. His offensive line played better than it has in weeks.
Brees simply had no chance. He was constantly under pressure. Cliff Avril sacked him in the first quarter and forced a fumble, allowing Michael Bennett to return the ball into the end zone. That was the only time Brees was officially sacked, but he was harassed throughout the entire evening. He had to hurry so many throws, and he released the ball while getting hit on numerous occasions.
“There was no delay of game because we were stretching our balls.”
Ah, so that’s how Hochuli was able to develop his massive muscles. I think I may just stretch my balls tonight.
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Super Bowl XLVII Recap - Feb. 4
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Super Bowl XLVI Live Blog - Feb. 6
2010: Live 2010 NFL Draft Blog - April 22
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Super Bowl XLIV Live Blog - Feb. 7
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