Ron Burgundy

Regular Season Week Two - Around the League

Transactions

The Jaguars released DT J. Kennedy.
The Jaguars signed FB D. Kreider. (3 yrs.)

Scores

Cincinnati Bengals 31, Tennessee Titans 16
QB Carson Palmer (28/40 for 278 yards, 1 TD)

Jacksonville Jaguars 16, Buffalo Bills 10
OLB Justin Durant (11 tackles, 1 sack)

Kansas City Chiefs 23, Oakland Raiders 20
QB Brodie Croyle (22/32 for 270 yards, 1 TD)

Indianapolis Colts 23, Minnesota Vikings 20 (OT)
QB Peyton Manning (26/30 for 270 yards, 2 TD)

Carolina Panthers 37, Chicago Bears 10
HB DeAngelo Williams (24 carries for 121 yards, 1 TD)

Detroit Lions 21, Green Bay Packers 9
MLB Buster Davis (11 tackles, 1 fumble recovered)

St. Louis Rams 30, New York Giants 28
QB Marc Bulger (24/28 for 254 yards, 2 TD)

Washington Redskins 34, New Orleans 16
FS LaRon Landry (4 tackles, 1 INT, 1 TD)

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 28, Atlanta Falcons 27
WR Ike Hilliard (6 catches for 85 yards, 2 TD)

Seattle Seahawks 24, San Francisco 6
DE Darryl Tapp (3 tackles, 3 sacks, 1 forced fumble)

San Diego Chargers 33, Denver Broncos 28
QB Philip Rivers (25/37 for 335 yards, 2 TD)

Miami Dolphins 33, Arizona Cardinals 28
CB Michael Lehan (3 tackles, 1 INT, 1 TD)

Baltimore Ravens 26, Houston Texans 21
CB Chris McAlister (4 tackles, 1 sack, 1 INT, 1 forced fumble, 1 TD)

Cleveland Browns 20, Pittsburgh Steelers 15
QB Derek Anderson (28/42 for 357 yards, 2 TD)

Dallas Cowboys 36, Philadelphia Eagles 6
HB Marion Barber (24 carries for 149 yards, 3 TD)

Weekly Awards

Offensive P.O.W.: DAL HB Marion Barber
Defensive P.O.W.: BAL CB Chris McAlister

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Regular Season - Week Three

Sunday, September 21st, 2008 - 1:00pm
New England Patriots (2-0) vs. Miami Dolphins (2-0)

Out: RT Nick Kaczur (NE), HB Ricky Williams (Out)

Scoring Summary

First Quarter, 12:08 remaining - NE - 5-yard touchdown pass, T. Brady to L. Maroney (7-0 NE)
First Quarter, 5:25 remaining - NE - 3-yard touchdown pass, T. Brady to R. Moss (14-0 NE)
Second Quarter, 15:00 remaining - MIA - 20-yard field goal, J. Feely (14-3 NE)
Second Quarter, 11:17 remaining - NE - 1-yard touchdown run, L. Maroney (21-3 NE)
Second Quarter, 2:12 remaining - MIA - 37-yard field goal, J. Feely (21-6 NE)
Second Quarter, 1:57 remaining - MIA - Team Safety (21-8 NE)
Third Quarter, 9:29 remaining - NE - 8-yard touchdown pass, T. Brady to J. Gaffney (28-8 NE)
Fourth Quarter, 14:38 remaining - MIA - 34-yard field goal, J. Feely (28-11 NE)
Fourth Quarter, 9:03 remaining - NE - 48-yard field goal, S. Gostkowski (31-11 NE)
Fourth Quarter, 5:51 remaining - MIA - 14-yard touchdown pass, C. Pennington to D. Kircus (28-18 NE)
Fourth Quarter, 1:26 remaining - NE - 44-yard field goal, S. Gostkowski (34-18 NE)

New England Patriots 34, Miami Dolphins 18

New England Stat Leaders

Passing: Tom Brady (133.6 rating, 27/34 for 307 yards, 3 TD, 0 INT)
Rushing: Laurence Maroney (16 carries for 40 yards, 1 TD)
Receiving: Chad Jackson (3 receptions for 69 yards)
Defense: Mike Vrabel (11 tackles, 2 for losses)

Other Notables

Randy Moss, WR (5 receptions for 68 yards, 1 TD)
Laurence Maroney, HB (5 receptions 50 yards, 1 TD)
D'Qwell Jackson, LB (8 tackles, 1 for loss, 1 pass deflection)

Miami Stat Leaders

Passing: Chad Pennington (94.7 rating, 24/38 for 285 yards, 1 TD, 0 INT)
Rushing: Ronnie Brown (17 attempts for 64 yards)
Receiving: Ernest Wilford (7 receptions for 111 yards)
Defense: Channing Crowder (10 tackles, 4 for losses, 1 pass deflection)

Other Notables

Jalen Parmale, HB (6 attempts for 37 yards)
Anthony Fasano, WR (6 receptions for 65 yards)
David Kircus, WR (5 receptions for 59 yards, 1 TD)
Reggie Torbor, LB (7 tackles, 3 for losses)

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You could call this our "easiest" win thus far this season. We stepped out to a quick fourteen point lead in the first quarter. We had the game relatively in hand by the end of the first half, despite ending it on a bad note with the safety. The fact that we came right back out and scored yet again, making it a three touchdown game, really made me confident in the fact that this one was over. The past two games we have had one receiver really burn us with over 100 yards. I suppose as long it is only the one guy and not two or three, we'll be okay. I still think our defense could perform at a higher level. We have a bye week next week, so perhaps we'll make some changes.

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I suppose in the "surprising" trade spectrum, this one may fall under "slighty surprising". We reached an agreement with Houston to send cornerback Fernando Bryant to them in return for their third-round draft pick. Although Fernando was our third corner, we are confident that Brandon Meriweather and Terrence Wheatley can step up and do the job. We now have eight picks in the 2009 NFL Draft, including Cleveland's second, Houston's third, Cleveland's fourth, and Chicago's fifth.

Regular Season Week Three - Around the League

Transactions

None

Scores

Kansas City Chiefs 23, Atlanta Falcons 22
HB Larry Johnson (24 carries for 155 yards, 1 TD)

Buffalo Bills 27, Oakland Raiders 23
HB Marshawn Lynch (21 carries for 119 yards, 1 TD)

New York Giants 24, Cincinnati Bengals 17
QB Eli Manning (24/30 for 276 yards, 2 TD)

Tennessee Titans 23, Houston Texans 15
DT Tony Browns (7 tackles, 2 sacks)

Chicago Bears 10, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 3
CB Trumaine McBride (3 tackles, 1 INT, 1 fumble recovery)

Washington Redskins 30, Arizona Cardinals 16
QB Jason Campbell (22/30 for 293 yards, 2 TD)

Minnesota Vikings 24, Carolina Panthers 16
WR Sidney Rice (6 catches for 114 yards, 1 TD)

Denver Broncos 23, New Orleans Saints 9
OLB D.J. Williams (10 tackles, 1 sack)

San Francisco 49ers 24, Detroit Lions 12
QB Alex Smith (29/42 for 325 yards, 2 TD)

St. Louis Rams 24, Seattle Seahawks 20
HB Stephen Jackson (17 carries for 115 yards, 4 catches for 41 yards, 2 TD)

Indianpolis Colts 37, Jacksonville Jaguars 27
QB Peyton Manning (23/30 for 351 yards, 2 TD)

Piitsburgh Steelers 13, Philadelphia Eagles 7
MLB James Farrior (7 tackles, 1 sack, 1 forced fumble, 1 fumble recovery)

Baltimore Ravens 21, Cleveland Browns 18
WR Derrick Mason (6 catches for 62 yards, 2 TD)

Green Bay Packers 22, Dallas Cowboys 10
QB Aaron Rodgers (22/32 for 188 yards, 2 TD)

San Diego Chargers 40, New York Jets 28
QB Philip Rivers (32/42 for 403 yards, 5 TD)

Weekly Awards

Offensive P.O.W.: SD QB Philip Rivers
Defensive P.O.W.: PIT MLB James Farrior

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Ron Burgundy

Regular Season Week Four - Around the League

Transactions

None

Scores

Cincinnati Bengals 16, Cleveland Browns 15
QB Carson Palmer (19/28 for 163 yards, 1 TD)

Jacksonville Jaguars 13, Houston Texans 3
QB David Garrard (15/25 for 147 yards, 1 TD)

Denver Broncos 21, Kansas City Chiefs 20
SS Hamza Abdullah (4 tackles, 1 INT)

Carolina Panthers 36, Atlanta Falcons 3
QB Jake Delhomme (24/33 for 198 yards, 3 TD)

New York Jets 28, Arizona Cardinals 23
CB Hank Poteat (3 tackles, 1 INT, 1 TD)

San Francisco 49ers 15, New Orleans Saints 14
CB Nate Clements (7 tackles, 1 INT)

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 25, Green Bay Packers 20
HB Warrick Dunn (8 carries for 26 yards, 2 TD)

Tennessee Titans 26, Minnesota Vikings 10
QB Vince Young (30/42 for 236 yards, 1 TD)

Oakland Raiders 24, San Diego Chargers 20
CB Nnamdi Asomugha (8 tackles, 1 INT)

St. Louis Rams 20, Buffalo Bills 9
QB Marc Bulger (27/36 for 248 yards, 2 TD)

Dallas Cowboys 17, Washington Redskins 14
DT Jay Ratcliff (4 tackles, 2 sacks)

Philadelphia Eagles 38, Chicago Bears 26
HB Brian Westbrook (17 carries for 137 yards, 3 TD)

Pittsburgh Steelers 28, Baltimore Ravens 21
WR Hines Ward (9 catches for 97 yards, 2 TD)

Weekly Awards

Offensive P.O.W.: PHI HB Brian Westbrook
Defensive P.O.W.: PHI CB Asante Samuel

Quarterly report coming up next, after today's games!

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The 2008 NFL Wrap-Up
Through Week Four of the Regular Season

Standings
Team (Record) - Points Forced - Points Allowed

AFC North
Cincinnati Bengals (3-1) - 91 - 75
Pittsburgh Steelers (2-2) - 86 - 79
Baltimore Ravens (2-2) - 88 - 94
Cleveland Browns (1-3) - 71 - 81

AFC South
Indianapolis Colts (3-0) - 84 - 64
Tennessee Titans (3-1) - 89 - 73
Jacksonville Jaguars (2-2) - 73 - 74
Houston Texans (1-3) - 70 - 92

AFC East
New England Patriots (3-0) - 90 - 62
Miami Dolphins (2-1) - 72 - 78
Buffalo Bills (2-2) - 55 - 59
New York Jets (1-3) - 92 - 110

AFC West
Denver Broncos (3-1) - 106 - 86
San Diego Chargers (2-2) - 120 - 111
Kansas City Chiefs (2-2) - 90 - 93
Oakland Raiders (1-3) - 91 - 104

NFC North
Detroit Lions (2-1) - 51 - 44
Green Bay Packers (2-2) - 78 - 68
Minnesota Vikings (1-3) - 66 - 92
Chicago Bears (1-3) - 63 - 102

NFC South
Tampa Bay Buccaneers (3-1) - 82 - 72
Carolina Panthers (3-1) - 120 - 64
Atlanta Falcons (0-4) - 63 - 105
New Orleans Saints (0-4) - 54 - 98

NFC East
Dallas Cowboys (3-1) - 92 - 60
New York Giants (2-1) - 74 - 62
Philadelphia Eagles (2-2) - 71 - 89
Washington Redskins (2-2) - 93 - 71

NFC West
St. Louis Rams (3-1) - 88 - 77
San Francisco 49ers (2-2) - 62 - 70
Seattle Seahawks (1-2) - 44 - 39
Arizona Cardinals (1-3) - 87 - 108

AFC Stat Leaders

Passing: IND QB Peyton Manning (130.0 rating, 858 yards, 6 TD, 0 INT)
Rushing: KC HB Larry Johnson (399 yards, 3 TD)
Receiving: BAL WR Derrick Mason (28 catches for 377 yards, 3 TD)
Tackles: HOU MLB DeMeco Ryans (34 tackles, 7 for losses)
Sacks: Five Tied (4 sacks)
Interceptions: Five Tied (2 INT)

NFC Stat Leaders

Passing: NYG QB Eli Manning (113.7 rating, 715 yards, 6 TD, 2 INT)
Rushing: MIN HB Adrian Peterson (443 yards, 1 TD)
Receiving: SF WR Issac Bruce (29 catches for 413 yards, 2 TD)
Tackles: CHI MLB Brian Urlacher (35 tackles, 8 for losses)
Sacks: MIN DT Pat Williams (5 sacks)
Interceptions: Two Tied (3)

Patriots' Stat Leaders

Passing: Tom Brady (118.2 rating, 951 yards, 8 TD, 0 INT)
Rushing: Laurence Maroney (298 yards, 1 TD)
Receiving: Randy Moss (22 catches for 327 yards, 2 TD)
Tackles: Mike Vrabel (26 tackles, 6 for losses)
Sacks: Jarvis Green (4 sacks)
Interceptions: No Interceptions

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Regular Season - Week Five

Sunday, October 5th, 2008 - 4:15pm
New England Patriots (3-0) @ San Francisco 49ers (2-2)

Out: RT Nick Kaczur (NE)

Scoring Summary

First Quarter, 2:36 remaining - NE - 6-yard touchdown pass, T. Brady to C. Jackson (7-0 NE)
Second Quarter, 12:10 remaining - SF - 45-yard field goal, J. Nedney (7-3 NE)
Second Quarter, 4:49 remaining - NE - 3-yard touchdown run, S. Morris (14-3 NE)
Third Quarter, 9:35 remaining - NE - 32-yard field goal, S. Gostkowski (17-3 NE)
Third Quarter, 6:29 remaining - SF - Team Safety (17-5 NE)
Third Quarter, 2:19 remaining - SF - 3-yard touchdown run, F. Gore (17-12 NE)
Fourth Quarter, 12:20 remaining - NE - 7-yard touchdown pass, T. Brady to L. Maroney (24-12 NE)
Fourth Quarter, 6:29 remaining - NE - 4-yard touchdown pass, T. Brady to R. Moss (31-12 NE)
Fourth Quarter, 2:10 remaining - SF - 6-yard touchdown run, D. Foster [2-Point Failed] (31-18 NE)

New England Patriots 31, San Francisco 18

New England Stat Leaders

Passing: Tom Brady (125.9 rating, 31/39 for 315 yards, 3 TD, 0 INT)
Rushing: Laurence Maroney (19 carries for 53 yards)
Receiving: Randy Moss (8 receptions for 80 yards, 1 TD)
Defense: Adalius Thomas (8 tackles, 1 for loss)

Other Notables

Sam Aiken, WR (3 receptions for 55 yards)
Jabar Gaffney, WR (6 receptions for 51 yards)
Wes Welker, WR (4 receptions for 45 yards)
Chad Jackson, WR (4 receptions for 35 yards, 1 TD)
Chris Gamble, CB (7 tackles, 1 for loss, 1 INT)
Mike Vrabel, LB (7 tackles, 4 for losses, 1 sack)

San Francisco Stat Leaders

Passing: Alex Smith (68.1 rating, 18/31 for 231 yards, 0 TD, 1 INT)
Rushing: Frank Gore (17 attempts for 50 yards, 1 TD)
Receiving: Vernon Davis (5 receptions for 71 yards)
Defense: Patrick Willis (10 tackles, 2 for losses)

Other Notables

DeShaun Foster, HB (7 attempts for 41 yards, 1 TD)
Issac Bruce, WR (5 receptions for 54 yards)
Jason Hill, WR (1 reception for 42 yards)

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Looks like Tom Brady is going to have another amazing season with his second straight three touchdown, no interception game. Make that 11 TD's and 0 INT's this season thus far. Our defense has held two straight opponents to eighteen points, even though in this one they technically only gave up sixteen, damn safeties. We improved mightily on third downs, going 11-for-16. We were five-for-five in the Red Zone too, with four touchdowns and a field goal. Overall, a great game. The bad news? RG Stephen Neal broke his hand, which could keep him out eleven weeks. He is the second major injury we've had to deal with on the offensive line, and both were on the right side. Billy Yates is going to start next week alongside Ryan O'Callaghan against the Chargers. Yikes. Expect more tight end and fullback activity on the right side.

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Regular Season Week Five - Around the League

Transactions

The Saints released K M. Gramatica.
The Saints signed QB Daunte Culpepper. (3 yrs.)

Scores

Buffalo Bills 20, Arizona Cardinals 13
DE Aaron Schobel (2 tackles, 2 sacks, 1 forced fumble)

Baltimore Ravens 27, Tennessee Titans 20
HB Willis McGahee (16 carries for 35 yards, 4 catches for 27 yards, 2 TD)

Carolina Panthers 23, Kansas City Chiefs 20
CB Richard Marshall (1 tackle, 2 INT)

Houston Texans 34, Indianapolis Colts 20
MLB DeMeco Ryans (4 tackles, 1 INT, 1 TD)

San Diego Chargers 20, Miami Dolphins 17
HB LaDainian Tomlinson (20 carries for 158 yards, 4 catches for 41 yards)

Detroit Lions 23, Chicago Bears 16
HB Tatum Bell (9 carries for 70 yards, 1 TD)

Atlanta Falcons 15, Green Bay Packers 13
SS Lawyer Milloy (5 tackles, 1 INT, 1 TD)

New York Giants 17, Seattle Seahawks 5
QB Eli Manning (20 of 37 for 252 yards, 1 TD)

Washington Redskins 17, Philadelphia Eagles 6
QB Jason Campbell (29 of 38 for 255 yards, 2 TD)

Denver Broncos 38, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 31
CB Champ Bailey (7 tackles, 1 INT, 1 forced fumble, 1 TD)

Dallas Cowboys 24, Cincinnati Bengals 22
QB Tony Romo (18 of 20 for 221 yards, 1 TD)

Pittsburgh Steelers 17, Jacksonville Jaguars 13
WR Hines Ward (9 catches for 152 yards, 1 TD)

New Orleans Saints 22, Minnesota Vikings 17
CB Randell Gay (4 tackles, 1 sack, 1 INT)

Weekly Awards

Offensive P.O.W.: NE QB Tom Brady
Defensive P.O.W.: DEN CB Champ Bailey

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Ron Burgundy

Regular Season - Week Six

Sunday, October 12th, 2008 - 8:15pm
New England Patriots (4-0) @ San Diego Chargers (3-2)

Out: RT Nick Kaczur (NE), RG Stephen Neal (NE), C Nick Hardwick (SD), LT Marcus McNeill (SD), WR Legedu Naanee (SD)

Scoring Summary

First Quarter, 10:58 remaining - NE - 34-yard field goal, S. Gostkowski (3-0 NE)
First Quarter, 6:42 remaining - SD - 37-yard field foal, N. Kaeding (3-3)
First Quarter, 4:37 remaining - NE - 1-yard touchdown pass, T. Brady to R. Moss (10-3 NE)
Second Quarter, 13:13 remaining - SD - 4-yard touchdown pass, P. Rivers to V. Jackson (10-10)
Second Quarter, 2:34 remaining - SD - 7-yard touchdown run, L. Tomlinson (17-10 SD)
Second Quarter, 0:53 remaining - NE - 45-yard field goal, S. Gostkowski (17-13 SD)
Third Quarter, 11:55 remaining - SD - 48-yard field goal, N. Kaeding (20-13 SD)
Third Quarter, 6:37 remaining - SD - 52-yard field goal, N, Kaeding (23-13 SD)
Third Quarter, 2:43 remaining - NE - 5-yard touchdown pass, T. Brady to J. Gaffney (23-20 SD)
Fourth Quarter, 14:26 remaining - SD - 23-yard field goal, N. Kaeding (26-20 SD)

San Diego Chargers 26, New England Patriots 20

New England Stat Leaders

Passing: Tom Brady (106.2 rating, 20/31 for 215 yards, 2 TD, 0 INT)
Rushing: Laurence Maroney (9 carries for 39 yards)
Receiving: Randy Moss (8 receptions for 79 yards, 1 TD)
Defense: Mike Vrabel (12 tackles, 3 for losses, 1 sack)

Other Notables

Benjamin Watson, TE (3 receptions for 77 yards)
Jarvis Green, DE (7 tackles, 2 for losses, 1 sack)
Adalius Thomas, LB (5 tackles, 2 for losses, 1 sack, 1 pass deflection)

San Diego Stat Leaders

Passing: Philip Rivers (103.6 rating, 23/32 for 240 yards, 1 TD, 0 INT)
Rushing: Ladainian Tomlinson (20 attempts for 130 yards, 1 TD)
Receiving: Kassim Osgood (2 receptions for 68 yards)
Defense: Clinton Hart (7 tackles, 1 for loss)

Other Notables

Billy Volek, QB (5 of 9 for 89 yards)
Buster Davis, TE (4 receptions for 66 yards)
Vincent Jackson, WR (5 receptions for 62 yards)
Chris Chambers, WR (6 receptions for 57 yards)

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Well, it had to happen eventually. Our defense looked tired and they got burned, badly. Even when Philip Rivers went down towards the end of the game (forearm fracture, season ending - by the way), Billy Volek was able to drive his team at least a little bit. Tom Brady was solid and he was only sacked four times despite injuries on the line, but our running game was awful. Rivers spread the ball very well, thinning out our worn-out secondary. Tomlinson took it to our guys up front, breaking off two runs over twenty yards. We will probably see these guys in the playoffs if all goes well, although losing Rivers for the season will hurt them. Either way, it will nice to get back home and get one extra day of rest before we see Denver. We need to see if we can recover from a loss, to a five and one team, no less.

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Just as a heads up... If you want, quite possibly the best deal in the entire world in that game... Sign John Lynch back to the Pats, change him from SS, which is what he's listed as, back into a FS, which is what he played in Tampa and he becomes a 96... Food for thought, at the very least you've got some serious talent to either keep for two years, or trade away for a #1 pick from a team like the Fins or Bengals... You're welcome!

As a side note... Why use the up to date roster to start your "quest"

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I'm Canadian, but even I can't endorse a sport that allows fighting as a way to resolve disputes or lists an unrelated behaviour such as fighting as an asset. That's why I don't watch hockey!

Ron Burgundy

First of all, I didn't have the updated rosters at the time I started it, so I missed the Tom Brady injury, whoo.

As far as John Lynch, I currently have Sheldon Brown at free safety, who is a 96 as well. I am satisfied with that. I wouldn't want to trade Lynch away for a first round pick either, as that's not very realistic.

Thanks for reading! Around the League coming up eventually.

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Regular Season Week Six - Around the League

Transactions

The Chiefs signed K Martin Gramatica. (3 yrs.)

Scores

Miami Dolphins 31, Houston Texans 23
QB Chad Pennington (22 of 27 for 218 yards, 2 TD)

Indianapolis Colts 25, Baltimore Ravens 21
QB Peyton Manning (23 of 35 for 219 yards, 3 TD)

New York Jets 28, Cincinnati Bengals 24
QB Brett Favre (24 of 30 for 249 yards, 3 TD)

New Orleans Saints 24, Oakland Raiders 14
QB Daunte Culpepper (17 of 32 for 219 yards, 3 TD)

Atlanta Falcons 27, Chicago Bears 6
MLB Curtis Lofton (7 tackles, 1 fumbled recovered, 1 TD)

Minnesota Vikings 20, Detroit Lions 10
QB Tavaris Jackson (24 of 35 for 221 yards, 1 TD)

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 35, Carolina Panthers 13
WR Ike Hilliard (9 catches for 130 yards, 2 TD)

Washington Redskins 31, St. Louis Rams 13
FS LaRon Landry (6 tackles, 2 INT, 1 TD)

Denver Broncos 29, Jacksonville Jaguars 23
WR Brandon Marshall (11 catches for 140 yards, 1 TD)

Seattle Seahawks 27, Green Bay Packers 17
CB Jordan Babineaux (4 tackles, 1 INT, 1 TD)

Arizona Cardinals 23, Dallas Cowboys 18
QB Matt Leinart (18 of 24 for 164 yards, 2 TD)

San Francisco 49ers 24, Philadelphia Eagles 9
QB Alex Smith (18 of 18 for 160 yards, 2 TD)

Cleveland Browns 31, New York Giants 21
QB Derek Anderson (31 of 43 for 302 yards, 1 TD)

Weekly Awards

Offensive P.O.W.: TB WR Ike Hilliard
Defensive P.O.W.: WAS FS LaRon Landry

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Canadian Speed

Realism!? And yet you have Brady in there... WHOOT! Go sim! I mean, if you're going to overlook one aspect, overlook them all or don't overlook any... Typical Pats fan

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I'm Canadian, but even I can't endorse a sport that allows fighting as a way to resolve disputes or lists an unrelated behaviour such as fighting as an asset. That's why I don't watch hockey!

Ron Burgundy

Well, I started before Tom's injury, so why would he be injured?

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Canadian Speed

I'm just kidding man... Just bugging...

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I'm Canadian, but even I can't endorse a sport that allows fighting as a way to resolve disputes or lists an unrelated behaviour such as fighting as an asset. That's why I don't watch hockey!