Bills 19, Dolphins 0
Miami’s offense mustered just 103 net yards of offense and a laughable six first downs. The issue was that the offensive line was completely overwhelmed by Buffalo’s stout front (minus Marcell Dareus) in terms of both run blocking and pass protection.
Ryan Tannehill never had a chance. He was sacked on third down on the team’s two opening drives. He then was sacked on multiple third downs in most of the ensuing possessions, and he was ultimately brought down behind the line of scrimmage a whopping seven times. When Tannehill wasn’t being pinned down, he had to throw the ball away under pressure. He took seven sacks, but it felt like 700 sacks, as Miami’s offensive line completely embarrassed itself.
Tannehill deserves some of the blame, however, as he was inaccurate all afternoon. He was eventually benched in favor of Matt Moore, who threw an interception right away. Tannehill came back in and then was yanked again, and Moore went on to toss another pick at the very end. Tannehill went 10-of-27 for 82 yards, while Moore finished 2-of-6 for 53 yards and two interceptions.
Still though, Lewis was solid otherwise. He went 15-of-25 for 193 yards and the pick. He also showed some mobility, picking up 13 rushing yards. Lewis did all of this without three of his receivers. Stevie Johnson was out because of a death in the family. Robert Woods, who caught three balls for 70 yards, was ejected for throwing a punch. Marquise Goodwin, meanwhile, was knocked out with a knee injury.
Panthers 17, Saints 13
Brees was sacked six times in this game, which is a very high number considering how quickly he tends to release the ball. There were two major problems. First, new left tackle Terron Armstead couldn’t handle Greg Hardy at all, allowing three sacks. And second, Brees held the ball too long on occasion because he couldn’t find open targets. Jimmy Graham, who is usually dominant, struggled to break free of Luke Kuechly’s coverage.
Both Kuechly and Thomas Davis played out of their minds in this matchup. They each intercepted Brees once, with Kuechly’s pick being the result of the quarterback not being able to step up in the pocket because of pressure. Kuechly did get away with pass interference on Graham in the red zone at one point during the first half, but something like this is a weekly occurrence for the stud linebacker.
New Orleans still led despite all of this when the Panthers took over at their own 36 with 55 seconds remaining. The Saints strangely called three runs on the previous drive, barely mustering anything on the ground. It was a strange decision by the usually aggressive Sean Payton, who called for a failed fake punt and a successful onside kick earlier in the afternoon. Why run it three times when you have one of the top quarterbacks in the NFL at your disposal? It really makes no sense.
At any rate, Cam Newton struggled throughout most of this game without Steve Smith, who injured his knee in the first quarter. Newton, however, made several clutch throws, ultimately culminating with a touchdown strike to Domenik Hixon for the decisive score. Like Brees, Newton took several hits in this contest – he was sacked four times – and was constantly limping off the field. But he got job done at the very end to clinch a first-round bye for his team.
Bengals 42, Vikings 14
Of course, the Vikings made things extremely easy for the Bengals. Despite receiving great field position throughout the first half, they couldn’t generate any sort of offense. Making matters worse, they gave free possessions to Cincinnati. Matt Cassel was strip-sacked on the first drive at midfield, which led to a BenJarvus Green-Ellis touchdown. Cassel then hurled a pick-six right to emerging linebacker Vincent Rey. He followed that up with an attempted deep shot that just died in the air and was consequently picked off.
While the Vikings were screwing up offensively, the Bengals were doing whatever they wanted to whenever they had the ball. Minnesota’s awful secondary offered no resistance, allowing Andy Dalton to complete 27-of-38 attempts for 366 yards and four touchdowns.
The Vikings looked completely helpless trying to cover A.J. Green, who scored twice while snatching seven balls for 97 yards. Dalton’s other scores went to Mohamed Sanu (4-35) and Jermaine Gresham (3-49), who lost a fumble at midfield in the opening quarter. Marvin Jones also had a big game with six catches for 85 yards.
Broncos 37, Texans 13
Thanks to his final stat line – 32-of-51, 400 yards and four touchdowns – Manning is now 265 yards shy of Drew Brees’ single-season record for passing yardage. He should be able to eclipse that mark as well; the Raiders will offer very little resistance next week, and Manning will have to play because the Patriots beat the Ravens, meaning Denver will have to triumph in Week 17 to secure homefield advantage, barring a New England loss to Buffalo.
On Houston’s second possession, Von Miller went down with a knee injury. He would eventually walk off on his own power, but the Denver Post reported that the Broncos fear that the star linebacker tore his ACL. Miller will undergo tests on Monday. If he’s out for the playoffs, it’s highly unlikely that Manning will earn his second Super Bowl ring. As great as Manning has been this season, he probably won’t be able to win if one of the league’s best defensive players is sidelined.
– Manning wasn’t picked, but Houston safety Shiloh Keo nearly had two interceptions. One was thrown right to his hands in the end zone, but he just dropped it.
– Manning’s aforementioned four touchdowns went to Decker (10-131), Demaryius Thomas (8-123) and Julius Thomas (6-78). Decker found the end zone on two occasions.
– Knowshon Moreno didn’t carry the ball all that much. He received just 11 totes, but did as much as possible with them, gaining 76 yards. He also caught two balls for 26 receiving yards.
– Montee Ball had been a larger part of the offense recently, but he was limited to just 32 yards on four tries.
Titans 20, Jaguars 16
Here are some key stats:
– Ryan Fitzpatrick went 17-of-26 for 181 yards, one touchdown and an interception. He wasn’t very good early on, as he sailed a pass on fourth-and-goal at the 2-yard line. He also took some sacks, but eventually got his act together and led his team to victory.
– Fitzpatrick’s lone score went to Nate Washington (6-117). Only two other Titans caught more than one pass: Delanie Walker (4-35) and Kendall Wright (4-22).
– Maurice Jones-Drew wasn’t expected to play during the week, but he suited up. He handled most of the carries, but managed just 45 yards on 13 carries, though he did catches for 24 receiving yards.
– Chad Henne surprisingly did well without Cecil Shorts, going 24-of-34 for 237 yards, two touchdowns and an interception. The scores went to Mike Brown (5-61) and Marcedes Lewis (4-50).
– One of Henne’s completions was fired to center Brad Meester. Playing for 14 years with the Jaguars, Meester announced that he would be retiring after this season, so this was his final home game. He received a standing ovation after his catch, which went for nine yards. It’s a shame he couldn’t get one more yard for that person who started him on their fantasy team!
Colts 23, Chiefs 7
Smith was terrible against a defense that hasn’t been able to stop anyone recently. His final numbers don’t look too bad (16-of-29, 153 yards, two interceptions), but by the time the Colts made this a 23-7 score with 2:47 remaining in the third quarter, he was 10-of-18 for 79 yards and a pick. He generated some garbage yardage in the final frame, but ultimately tossed his second interception on an underthrown touch pass.
Smith enjoyed so much success last week because the Raiders inexplicably had no idea that the Chiefs would be running screen plays. The Colts were more prepared for that, limiting Charles to 38 receiving yards on his five receptions. Charles did rush for 106 yards and a touchdown on 13 carries though, but he obviously couldn’t do much more because his team trailed throughout.
Having said that, Luck’s supporting cast needs to improve as well. Luck nearly tossed an interception in the red zone during the opening quarter because Da’Rick Rogers (4-42) screwed up his route. LaVon Brazill then dropped a touchdown after Adam Vinatieri was uncharacteristically wide left from 34 yards, so this could’ve been an even greater victory for Indianapolis.
Jets 24, Browns 13
It seemed like the Browns spent the entire first half in the red zone, yet they were able to muster just 10 points prior to intermission. They simply shot themselves in the foot with red-zone miscues, including three drops. Greg Little let the ball hit the ground despite getting a perfect pass thrown his way. Josh Gordon then dropped two touchdowns.
This seemed to energize the Jets – Smith in particular, who went 10-of-16 for 92 yards and two touchdowns following intermission. The rookie ultimately finished 20-of-36 for 214 yards and three touchdowns (two passing, one rushing) to go along with 48 rushing yards on 10 scrambles.
Rams 23, Buccaneers 13
By Charlie Campbell – @draftcampbell
Alec Ogletree stripped the ball away from Rainey on the next drive. Following the sudden change, St. Louis dialed up an awesome double-reverse to Stedman Bailey (3-44), who bolted down the field for a 27-yard touchdown run. The Rams should have scored more often, but had ball-security issues. On a third-and-goal, Kellen Clemens fumbled the ball away on a quarterback draw. St. Louis got the ball in Tampa Bay territory again, but Stacy fumbled the ball away after a hit from Dekoda Watson. The Rams had a 14-10 lead at the half.
The teams traded field goals in the third quarter. In the fourth quarter, Glennon fumbled the ball away on a sack from James Laurinaitis and Alec Ogletree. That set up another St. Louis field goal. To close out the game, Chris Long and Robert Quinn recorded sacks to finish off Tampa Bay.
Cowboys 24, Redskins 23
Save for an interception he made because of a bad decision, Romo was awesome in the second half. While he finished 17-of-27 for 226 yards, two touchdowns and the pick, he was 12-of-18 for 164 yards, one score and an interception following the break. Romo did this despite suffering some sort of leg/back injury on an attempted spin move. Romo could barely move at times, yet he still led his team from behind.
However, despite this win, we’ve seen this from the Cowboys before. It’s not like Romo hasn’t orchestrated fourth-quarter comebacks before. He also played well last December. His problem has always been in Week 17 and beyond. He’ll have a chance to win the division with a win over the Eagles in front of his home crowd next week.
Garcon still had a monstrous day, accounting for nearly all of Kirk Cousins’ yardage. Out of 197, Garcon accumulated 144 off 11 catches. He also found the end zone on a play that actually counted.
Giants 23, Lions 20
Jim Schwartz will almost certainly be fired. Schwartz, who has always been overmatched as a head coach, went out with a bang by cursing at the fans twice. Responding to a chorus of boos, Schwartz turned toward the crowd on two occasions and unleashed at least one “F-bomb.”
Stafford finished 25-of-42 for 222 yards and the two interceptions, displaying awful mechanics throughout. Just as he did at Lambeau earlier in the year, Stafford struggled mightily without Calvin Johnson. Megatron did suit up despite Sunday morning reports that he would be a game-time decision, but he was highly ineffective. Constantly leaving and reentering the game, Johnson was limited to just three catches for 43 yards.
Without a solid second option to throw to, Stafford couldn’t sustain drives. When he wasn’t firing picks and incompletions, he was checking the ball down to Joique Bell, who had 10 grabs for 63 receiving yards. Megatron was second in receiving, tying Joseph Fauria (3-43), who caught a two-point conversion.
Cardinals 17, Seahawks 10
The fact of the matter is, this game meant very little to the Seahawks, who essentially had the No. 1 seed locked up. They didn’t actually have it clinched, but with the Rams coming into town in Week 17, they would easily wrap up homefield advantage next Sunday, assuming the 49ers didn’t trip up in one of their final two contests. Conversely, Arizona absolutely had to win this game to keep its playoff chances alive. It got the job done, so with a victory in Week 17, the Cardinals will earn a playoff spot with a loss by one of the 49ers or Saints.
Palmer finished 13-of-25 for 178 yards, one touchdown and the four interceptions. He wasn’t all bad, as his score was a great, 31-yard rainbow to Michael Floyd. He also should’ve tossed a second touchdown, but Rob Housler dropped the pass.
Steelers 38, Packers 31
It appeared as though Green Bay’s season would be over because the Bears were battling a Philadelphia team that had nothing to play for. The Bears lost, however, granting the Packers new life. They’ll play in Chicago next week for the NFC North title.
It’ll obviously be huge for the Packers if Aaron Rodgers is cleared to play. He has a good chance, and he’ll need to suit up because Flynn once again wasn’t very good. In addition to the two aforementioned mistakes, he took some bad sacks and missed several receivers on overthrows. He also fired a pick-six on one of the most awkward passes I’ve ever seen. It was so odd that I jotted down “pick-six WTF?” in my notes.
Flynn finished 21-of-39 for 232 yards, one touchdown and the interception. His offense’s struggles to move the ball through the air wasn’t all his fault; the Packers had three drops in the opening half. Also, Eddie Lacy, who gained 84 yards and two touchdowns on 15 carries, suffered an ankle injury in the third quarter and never returned, and the offense sputtered afterward as a consequence. This is why it’s absolutely crucial for Rodgers to return. If the Packers don’t have him or Lacy, they’ll have major problems moving the chains next week despite how awful Chicago’s defense looked Sunday night.
Brown still had a big game though, catchiing six balls for 105 yards. Big Ben’s touchdowns went to Matt Spaeth and Emmanuel Sanders, who also left early with a knee injury.
Chargers 26, Raiders 13
Philip Rivers didn’t play his best game. He lost a fumble on a botched snap near midfield and then went on to heave an interception on an underthrow. Rivers also threw behind Keenan Allen on a few occasions, including once in the red zone. He did enough positive things, however, as he fiished 19-of-29 for 201 yards, one touchdown and the pick.
McGloin nearly had a touchdown on a pass in which he heaved up for grabs while under pressure at the very end of the game. The ball floated toward Marcel Reece, who let it fall through his hands. This score would’ve covered the spread, so anyone who bet the Raiders has to be absolutely furious at Reece.
Patriots 41, Ravens 7
By Charlie Campbell – @draftcampbell
Early in the first quarter, Torrey Smith (3-69) was wide open by a mile for a long touchdown, but Joe Flacco threw the ball late and short to let Devin McCourty come over and break up the pass. That set the tone for the game. New England got the ball on the one-yard line after a questionable 34-yard pass interference penalty on Jimmy Smith. LeGarrette Blount (16-76) then scored from a yard out.
Flacco went on to have a pass bounce off of Dont’a Hightower and be intercepted by Logan Ryan. Brady hit Danny Amendola (2-45) for a 34-yard gain to get the ball near the end zone before finishing the drive with a toss in the flat to Shane Vereen (2-6) for a score. The Patriots took a 17-0 lead into the half. The Ravens’ offense was completely inept and New England was putting a lot of heat on Flacco.
In the third quarter, the Patriots were set up inside the Ravens’ territory after Ryan grabbed his second interception on a deflection off Dennis Pitta. That set up another field goal. Baltimore finally got going with a pass to Smith for a gain of 42, but Rob Ninkovich stuffed Ray Rice (11-40) for no gain on a fourth-and-1 inside the five-yard line. Everything was going against the Ravens as Justin Tucker missed a field goal. They got into the end zone in the fourth quarter as Flacco dove into the end zone from a yard out.
The Patriots answered with a dominating drive on the ground with their stable of backs, and Blount finished off Baltimore with his second touchdown run. In the final two minutes, a bad shotgun snap rolled into the end zone and was recovered by Chandler Jones for a touchdown. Tavon Wilson also picked off Tyrod Taylor and returned the interception 74 yards for a score.
Eagles 54, Bears 11
With this game being completely irrelevant for Philadelphia, let’s talk about the Bears, who put forth an absolutely disgraceful performance. Their offense didn’t play well, as Jay Cutler was pretty erratic, but it doesn’t matter who the quarterback is as long as the defense is this inept.
Chicago was so terrible on this side of the ball in every facet. The Eagles ran all over the Bears, as LeSean McCoy gained 133 yards and two touchdowns on 18 carries. Bryce Brown chipped in with 115 yards on nine attempts, including a 65-yard score in garbage time. Chris Polk (2-12) also scored. In case you don’t want to do the math, the three Philadelphia running backs averaged 8.97 yards per carry. That’s nearly a first down every time they handled the ball!
The Bears also showed very little resistance through the air. Nick Foles let the ball hit the ground only four times, completing 21-of-25 for 230 yards and two touchdowns. Foles, who also scrambled twice for 17 rushing yards, basically did whatever he pleased. He barely saw any pressure throughout the evening, as Chicago’s defense was reeling.
Foles, by the way, fired his touchdowns to Brent Celek (3-58) and Riley Cooper (3-53). DeSean Jackson disappointed his fantasy owners with four catches for 29 yards.
– Cutler was erratic at times, going 20-of-35 for 222 yards, one late touchdown to Brandon Marshall (4-36) and a pick-six. He simply wasn’t sharp, which will fuel the quarterback controversy even further.
– Pass protection was a huge issue. Matt Forte struggled on blitz pick-ups, allowing two sacks in the first half alone. Cutler did a poor job of holding on to the ball too long on other occasions.
– Forte, who also dropped a pass, couldn’t get going on the ground because the team was down big early. He was handed just nine carries, which he turned into 29 yards.
49ers 34, Falcons 24
Kaepernick was woeful in the opening half, going just 6-of-11 for 69 yards. He was nearly picked twice, as his favorite target, Vernon Davis, missed plenty of action because he had something wrong with his eyes. Davis took the field following intermission, and Kaepernick suddenly improved. He let the ball hit the ground only three times in the second half, and two of those passes were dropped by Davis and Michael Crabtree. Kaepernick ultimately finished 13-of-21 for 197 yards and a touchdown to Anquan Boldin (6-72).
While Kaepernick improved after the break, the defense suddenly couldn’t stop Matt Ryan. The Falcon signal-caller dinked and dunked in the first half, but really opened things up following intermission. He took more chances on shots to Roddy White, and as mentioned, he was in position to pull a colossal upset. Ryan’s numbers in the second half were quite amazing: 21-of-28 for 204 yards, two touchdowns and a pair of fluky picks (the aforementioned tip and a Hail Mary try at the very end).
It’s almost inexplicable how porous San Francisco’s defense was against an offense that couldn’t muster much against the Redskins last week. It’s possible that the team was overconfident or distracted in the wake of all of the hoopla ESPN caused with the closing of Candlestick. It’s still a bad omen, however. I’ve been a 49er supporter all year, ranking them in the top three even when they were 1-2 following the blowout loss to Indianapolis. But unlike the Colts’ game, this was a crucial contest that had playoff implications. Given that the 49ers were battling an East Coast team at night, this should have been a demolition. Instead, San Francisco was one fluke pick away from losing to a dreadful four-win team.
– Only two 49ers caught more than one pass: Boldin and Crabtree (5-102). Davis didn’t log a single reception. Davis dropped a pass following intermission. Kaepernick then returned the favor by missing his stud tight end for a touchdown.
– Frank Gore rushed for 97 yards and a touchdown on 21 carries.
– Bowman had the decisive pick-six, but Patrick Willis was the better player, logging a whopping 18 tackles.
– Ryan finished 37-of-48 for 348 yards, two touchdowns and the two picks. He wasn’t legitimately intercepted, but that nearly happened in the first half when a 49er dropped what looked to b e a possible pick-six.
– White was a monster, catching 12 balls for 141 yards and a touchdown. Ryan’s other score went to Tony Gonzalez (8-63), who caught the pass right where Dwight Clark hauled in the touchdown in the NFC Championship more than three decades ago.
– Steven Jackson also found the end zone. He looked good, gaining 53 yards on 16 carries.
– Defensive tackle Corey Peters suffered an Achilles injury in the first half. He was helped off the field and was later seen crying on the bench.
But a picture’s worth a thousand words, so here’s something to show you how frustrated Jim Harbaugh was with Coleman throughout the evening:
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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 XLV Live Blog - Feb. 6
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Super Bowl XLIV Live Blog - Feb. 7
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NFL Week 1 Review - Sept. 8
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