NFL Week 14

taidghbaby

Peyton manning winning another AFC south title for the Colts :-)

helimachoptor

Hunter is going to be megatron version 2!

Itssoeasy

Chris Johnson coughs up the ball.

Jolly Red Giant

The Broncos offence has been awesome tonight - utterly unstoppable - and that is without Welker for the entire second half.

As for the flag on Pollard - I suspect the antics of Pollard earlier in the game fed into the refs decision.

Arawn

polaris68 wrote: »

News is that Gronk has a torn ACL.

Just saw a gif of the hit. Pretty brutal.

As I said earlier it looked like it was a bounty hit

polaris68

Seahawks get their noses in front with a FG. 17-16.

polaris68

Great run by Gore but looks like he did his hamstring.

Wait, he's back in.

Paully D

Thoughts on the late game, lads?

Jolly Red Giant

Broncos run 90+ offensive plays tonight and Matt Prater breaks the FG record.

Satisfactory night - next up the Bolts.

Arawn

Paully D wrote: »

Thoughts on the late game, lads?

Can't see passed the panthers tbh

polaris68

Signature win for Cam Newton.

Mark it down☺

matthew8

Arawn wrote: »

Can't see passed the panthers tbh

That's crazy. The Saints are great at home.

Arawn

matthew8 wrote: »

That's crazy. The Saints are great at home.

Why is it crazy?

matthew8

Arawn wrote: »

Why is it crazy?

You're giving a team that never loses at home, who are odds on, no chance.

Arawn

matthew8 wrote: »

You're giving a team that never loses at home, who are odds on, no chance.

We shall see

polaris68

OK Golden Tate .........forget it.

polaris68

Russell Wilson going to lose an eyebrow over this?

Son Of A Vidic

Jolly Red Giant wrote: »

Matt Prater breaks the FG record.

Similar to Beamon setting the High Jump record at altitude, back in Mexico City in 1968. Such records when achieved at altitude, always tend to be questioned and never seem to carry the same legitimacy amongst purists. For those records that are set at sea level.

polaris68

The guy whose record Prater beat was Tom Dempsey, a kicker for the New Orleans Saints. He had (has) a club foot - fascinating stuff.


http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tom_Dempsey

samthompson11

Seattle Seahawks are still in contention even after todays defeat

Paully D

That was definitely one of the all-time great editions of Red Zone today. Trying to recount everything that happened:

1) 5 TD's in the last two minutes of the Ravens v Vikings game, capped off with a last second winner on a great catch from Marlon Brown

2) Antonio Brown inches away from completing a last second winning play full of laterals as he just about stepped out of bounds on his way into the end zone.

3) All those fun snow games!

4) Patriots with 2 TD's in the final 30 seconds to go up by 1 point before Cundiff misses a 58 yarder to win it

5) Matt Prater breaks the longest field goal record hitting a 64 yarder

6) 49ers beating Seahawks by 2 points on a field goal with 25 seconds to go

7) 85 touchdowns beating the previous Red Zone record of 81

Arawn

samthompson11 wrote: »

Seattle Seahawks are still in contention even after todays defeat

......yes......obviously

UnitedIrishman

Paully D wrote: »

That was definitely one of the all-time great editions of Red Zone today. Trying to recount everything that happened:

..And I missed the lot after falling asleep around 8pm. Woke up briefly when heard a loud roar when the Pats scored the game winning TD!

Now to catch up.. well after the Saints game.

SimmerDean

very tough to stop graham and colston. so tough to win in new orleans

polaris68

Panthers need a score on this possession.

polaris68

Don't look quite ready for prime time.

SimmerDean

did i just see a man dressed as Rob Ryan in the crowd??? yep

https://twitter.com/candicechoi/status/409876085241696256/photo/1/large

skeleton_boy

Panthers secondary getting exposed by a good QB.

Son Of A Vidic

What an incredibly stupid call by Peyton. He declines a penalty and takes the 2nd and 3 instead. They then go 3 and out. Mind boggling.

GoldFour4

Just woke up to check the score. Disappointing so far. Stewart was deliberately hit on the knees on that last drive though by the looks of it.

SimmerDean

thought rivera said pregame that they can't win by kicking field goals. impressive defensive display by saints though

polaris68

malistheman wrote: »

Just woke up to check the score. Disappointing so far. Stewart was deliberately hit on the knees on that last drive though by the looks of it.

Thought the same myself. Cheap hit.

SimmerDean

that is a great play by brees to colston

rockonollie

DDC1990 wrote: »

WWWWWWWWWOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOW!!!!

End of the Steelers game! Out of bounds?

Ain't karma a b****

Son Of A Vidic

polaris68 wrote: »

Thought the same myself. Cheap hit.

Quite a few of those yesterday unfortunately.

cathalio11

The Gronk with a suspected ACL tear.

donfers

greatest sunday in nfl history without question

rockonollie

donfers wrote: »

greatest sunday in nfl history without question

When have you ever seen a game with 54 points scored and 0 kicks

UnitedIrishman

Just watched the game in Philly on Sky - some entertainment and a few great run TD's.

I know the elements played there part but Eagles run game did brilliantly against the Lions, given they were giving up something like 3ypc the last 5 games.

Richard Hillman

Eagles-Lions: Played in 8 inches of snow
Ravens-Vikings: 5 lead changes in the last 2 mins 5 seconds
Patriots-Browns: Patriots make a 14 point comeback after being 13 down with 1 min 1 second on the clock
Denver-Titans: 80 point shootout, including the longest ever field goal
49ers-Seahawks: Winning field goal with 26 seconds remaining
Steelers-Dolphins: Steelers win the game and save their season with time up after about 5 laterals only to have it taken away after the receiver puts his foot out of bounds by about an inch (ironically the week the Tomlin incident)

These are all season highlights let alone football that happened over the space of 6 hours.

rockonollie

Richard Hillman wrote: »

Steelers-Dolphins: Steelers win the game and save their season with time up after about 5 laterals only to have it taken away after the receiver puts his foot out of bounds by about an inch (ironically the week the Tomlin incident)

I love the karma aspect of this with Brown stepping out-of-bounds, but it likely wouldn't have counted anyway

Itssoeasy

I'm a bears fan for tonight only. Don't let me down Chicago.

Realt Dearg Sec

Itssoeasy wrote: »

I'm a bears fan for tonight only. Don't let me down Chicago.

Ha, yeah we were all Iggles fans for the evening yesterday. Hopefully the Bears can return the favour now.

Lionbacker

Itssoeasy wrote: »

I'm a bears fan for tonight only. Don't let me down Chicago.

On the other side of the coin, I'm a Cowboys fan for the night.

One of the few times times I want the Boys to win, even though I'd much prefer to see the Eagles take the division

UnitedIrishman

Thought this was pretty cool for anyone who plays poker - the % win ratio for the Ravens/Vikes game illustrated in a poker hand.

https://twitter.com/BillEBowen/status/410099955328876544/photo/1

Arawn

Well I was certainly wrong about the panthers last night, looked like a team on a 8 game losing streak not winning!


Come on romo, do your stuff tonight champ

Realt Dearg Sec

Realt Dearg Sec wrote: »

Ha, yeah we were all Iggles fans for the evening yesterday. Hopefully the Bears can return the favour now.

yup ye owe us one buddy i felt cold just watching that game and we manager to beat the lions in camouflage for ye;)

rockonollie

http://www.sportsclubstats.com/NFL/AFC.html

Has all but closed up the AFC playoff race to everyone but the Dolphins and Ravens.....Dolphins with a much higher likelihood due to remaining schedule, despite the Ravens holding the tie-breaker.

I could honestly see the Ravens finishing 0-3 with games left against Detroit, New England and Cincinnati.......and I think sportsclubstats have the same thinking.....in that case the Dolphins would need only 1 win, against either New England, New York or Buffalo to get in

Itssoeasy

Nice video that sums up the reasons I love the nfl .http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap2000000295508/article/watch-nfl-sets-record-with-90-touchdowns-sunday

HigginsJ

Arawn wrote: »

Come on romo, do your stuff tonight champ

Choke with the game on the line?? :P

Lionbacker wrote: »

On the other side of the coin, I'm a Cowboys fan for the night.

One of the few times times I want the Boys to win, even though I'd much prefer to see the Eagles take the division

I want the Boys to win so they can get to final game of the season against the Eagles & he can throw 3 int's :P