Sunday, October 25, 2009
NFL Football- Week Seven Review
There were blowouts galore on Sunday as the Indianapolis Colts and New Orleans Saints remained unbeaten while, at the same time the Minnesota Vikings and quarterback Brett Favre showed they are human in losing their first game of the season.
Colts roll over Rams- Behind three touchdown passes from Peyton Manning and a defense that limited the Rams (0-7) to 272 yards, the Indianapolis Colts improved to 6-0 with a 42-6 road victory over St. Louis ...
Steelers defense comes up big- Minnesota Vikings' QB Brett Favre fumbled when hit and threw an interception in the fourth quarter as the Steelers (5-2) took both turnovers and made them pay immediate dividends with touchdowns in a 27-17 win to knock Minnesota from unbeaten status ...
Pats cruise to victory overseas- The New England Patriots (5-2) overwhelmed Tampa Bay (0-7) in London, England 35-7 as Tom Brady finished with 308 yards passing and three TD strikes to three different receivers ...
Cowboys get back on stride- The Dallas Cowboys rolled to their second win in a row by knocking off the visiting Falcons, 37-21. Quarterback Tony Romo threw for 311 yards and hit wide receiver Miles Austin (six catches, 171 yards) twice for TDs, including a 59-yard score that put the 'Pokes up for good. The Dallas defense sacked Falcons' QB Matt Ryan four times to bolster the win ...
Packers smash Browns- Green Bay Packers' QB Aaron Rodgers had three TD passes for an easy victory on the road against Cleveland, 31-3 as the Browns (1-6) managed just 139 yards for the game ...
Texans break .500 mark- The Houston Texans improved to 4-3 and handed the 49ers their second consecutive defeat in Houston, 24-21 behind two touchdown passes from Matt Schaub and a touchdown by running back Steve Slaton. The 49ers (3-3) made a game of it in the second half as Alex Smith stepped in at quarterback and threw three TD passes to rally San Francisco before a late interception sealed the game ...
Jets bomb Raiders- The New York Jets snapped a three-game losing streak with a 38-0 shut out win at Oakland. Jets running back Thomas Jones rushed for 121 yards and a touchdown and rookie running back Shonn Greene gained 144 yards and scored two TDs in the rout. Raiders QB JaMarcus Russell was benched as Oakland (2-5) turned the ball over four times ...
Chargers jolt the Chiefs- San Diego bounced back from a disappointing home loss to improve to 3-3 with a 37-7 domination of the host Kansas City Chiefs. Chargers' QB Philip Rivers had three TD passes in the win, including a 58-yard scoring pass to Darren Sproles ...
Saints keep marching- The New Orleans Saints beat the host Miami Dolphins, 46-34 and improved to 6-0 as Drew Brees led the comeback on offense with two scoring runs and a TD pass to help offset the three interceptions he threw. The Dolphins led 24-3 in the second quarter, which saw Miami run the ball at will, including a 68-yard scoring romp by Rickey Williams. But along with Brees and the high powered offense, the Saints' defense also scored twice on interception returns in the second half comeback.
Bengals, Benson crush Bears- The Cincinnati Bengals (5-2) completely dominated the Chicago Bears, 45-10 as QB Carson Palmer threw five touchdown passes, including two to Chad Ochocinco and running back Cedric Benson (a former Bear) had a career best 189 yards rushing and a touchdown ...
Bills 'D' dominates- The Buffalo Bills rode a stingy defense for the second consecutive win an improved to 3-4 with the 20-9 road win at Carolina. Panthers' QB Jake Delhomme was intercepted three times by Buffalo's defense, which had five last week in a win over the New York Jets ...
Arizona rising- The Arizona Cardinals knocked off the New York Giants in the Sunday Night Game, 24-17 to improve to 4-2. The Giants (5-2) lost their second game in a row as QB Eli Manning was intercepted three times and running back Ahmad Bradshaw fumbled the ball in the final minutes as Arizona took over sole possession of first place in the NFC West.
More of the same in D.C.- The Redskins fell to 2-5 as the Eagles won 27-17 in Washington, D.C. on Monday Night Football as DeSean Jackson scored two touchdowns to lead the way for Philadelphia.
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I was thrilled to see Favre lose, but so upset watching the Bears look bad. Benson really proved his point. He said he was going to get even and roll right through and he sure did. The Bears are in desperate need of help. Defense sucks and offense is struggling. Cutler has no protection whatsoever. I don't understand the receiver situation and I can't believe the number of interceptions Cutler has thrown either. I would dump Ron Turner first then Lovie. I think this season is looking like another washout. :( The only thing I am looking forward to now is the next match up between the Vikings and Packers at Lambeau field. That ought to be a good one with the crowd involvement. I hope Aaron Rodgers shines and defeats the Vikings.
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