The resurrection of Barry Sanders: A FOF 2K7 Dynasty - Page 5

nilodor · 07-23-2007, 07:40 PM

Up next 1990 draft retrospective

nilodor · 07-29-2007, 03:19 PM

1990 Draft Review

1 – Lamar Lathon – LB - Houston – Houston – 67/67
72 GS 415 tak 8.5 sck – Had a huge knee injury, but appears to have recovered. Not used to the best of his abilities as he could be a dominant pass rusher
2 – Jeff George – QB - Illinois - Jacksonville – 23/64
10 GS 231/457 2304 yards 8 td 19 int 53.7 rtg
3 – Mike Buck – QB - Maine - Carolina – 54/54
68 GS 1186/2154 12911 yds 66 td 70 int 67.3 rtg
4 – Peter Tom Willis – QB – Florida State - San Diego – 24/47
2 GS (80 G) 119/255 1325 9 td 12 int 54.4
5 – Terance Mathis – WR – New Mexico - Baltimore – 56/56
74 GS 313/3765 18 td – Excellent receiver, tops of the second tier
6 – Joel Smeenge – DE – Western Michigan - Tampa Bay – 54/54
71 GS 157 tak 29 sck – Solid but unspectacular
7 – John Friesz – QB – Idaho - Baltimore – 28/45
3 GS 104-185 961 3 td 9 int 55.7
8 – Junior Seau – LB – Southern California – Green Bay – 69/69
72 GS 431 tak 21 sck 11 int – Gets the most out of his abilities, All Pro
9 – Nate Lewis – WR – Small College - Kansas City – 45/45
74 GS 248/3048 10 td – Has 3 KR td’s, solid receiver, number 2 or 3 guy
10 – James Francis – LB – Baylor - Denver – 65/65
49 GS 208 tak 4 sck – Incredible talent, totally misused in Denver, delivered in the one season where he actually got to play a lot
11 – Chirs Warren – RB - Ferrum - Jets – 38/38
43 GS 1014/3940 3.89 15 td
12 – Ian Beckles – G - Indiana - Seattle – 41/41
Very good pass blocker, started 59 games
13 – Richmond Webb – T – Texas A&M - Saint Louis – 60/60
50 GS – Solid RT, missed two seasons with V serious leg injuries
14 – Barry Foster – RB - Arkansas - New Orleans – 47/47
68 GS 1015att/4356 4.29 ypc 25 td
15 – Calvin Williams – WR - Purdue - Giants – 52/52
80 GS 225/2691 17 td – Great special teams player, good number 2 guy
16 – Ricky Proehl – WR – Wake Forest - Detroit – 48/48
11 GS 85/991 7 td – Good receiver, been trapped behind better ones throughout career
17 – Fred Barnett – WR – Arkansas State - Pittsburgh – 52/52
79 GS 278/4190 24 td – Solid number 2, possible number 1 receiver
18 – Ken Gant – CB – Albany State - Arizona – 28/28
36 GS 140 tak 7 int – Good special teams player and that is it
19 – Shannon Sharpe – TE - Savannah State – Indianapolis – 56/56
34 GS 107/1043 5 td - Excellent receiver, hasn’t been used to the best of his abilities
20 – Tony Siragusa – DT - Pittsburgh - Oakland – 70/70
72 GS 287 tak 22.5 sck – Stout run stuffer who will collapse the pocket against weaker lineman, an absolute steal
21 – Rob Moore – WR – Syracuse - Atlanta – 50/50
60 GS 252/3209 19 td – Great possession receiver
22 – Kenny Davidson – DE – LSU - Miami – 31/47
0 GS 19 tak 2 sck – Could be a decent starter, if he ever gets a chance
23 – Eric Green – TE - Liberty - Philadelphia – 36/49
4 GS 14/148 – Decent, won a ring with Philadelphia
24 – Dennis Brown – DE - Washington - Dallas – 46/46
74 GS 190 tak 36.5 sck – Solid player, delievers every year, plays better than he is
25 – Jeff Mills – LB – Nebraska - San Francisco – 40/40
45 GS 308 tak 3 sck – Nothing special, on his 3rd team, backup + quality
26 – Vince Buck – CB – Small College - Cincinnati – 49/49
73 GS 229 tak 4 int – Decent cover skills, hands made of stone
27 – Jimmie Jones – DT – Miami - New England – 39/39
17 GS 47 tak 5 sck – Nothing to write home about
28 – Brian Mitchell – RB – Louisiana Lafayette - Chicago – 58/58
32 GS 1057/4065 3.85 ypc 36 td
29 – Mike Fox – DE – West Virginia - Cleveland – 46/46
32 GS 73 tak 17.5 sck – Decent starter, never going to set the world on fire
30 – Ron Cox – LB – Fresno State - Tennessee – 41/41
61 GS 318 tak 8 sck – Nothing special, average at best
31 – Mark Carrier – S – Southern California - Washington – 46/46
24 GS 142 tak 9 int – Injuries have ravaged his ability, nothing more than an occasional starter now
32 – Robert Blackmon – S - Baylor - Buffalo – 53/53
42 GS 186 tak 4 int – Excellent cover skills, no hands, finally starting to get playing time

nilodor · 07-29-2007, 03:50 PM

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Top Ten Most Likely Busts:

Name                          Team             Pos	Change
Cofer, Mike                   Detroit          SLB	-35
Boatswain, Harry              Detroit          RT	-13
Glover, Kevin                 Detroit          C	-10
Clark, Kevin                  Detroit          RCB	-10
Arnold, Jim                   Detroit          P	-10
Vardell, Tommy                Detroit          FB	-9
Ball, Jerry                   Detroit          NT	-9
Blades, Bennie                Detroit          SS	-9
Stegall, Milt                 Detroit          SE	-8
Bennett, Edgar                Detroit          RB	-7


Top Ten Most Likely Breakouts:

Name                          Team             Pos	Change
Favre, Brett                  Detroit          QB	24
Davis, Eric                   Detroit          RCB	23
Centers, Larry                Detroit          TE	10
McCardell, Keenan             Detroit          SE	5
Crockett, Ray                 Detroit          LCB	5
Spencer, Jimmy                Detroit          RCB	5
Minter, Barry                 Detroit          SLB	4
Spielman, Chris               Detroit          WILB	3
Sehorn, Jason                 Detroit          LCB	3
Sanders, Barry                Detroit          RB	3

nilodor · 07-29-2007, 04:05 PM

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Detroit Lions Roster, Scout Overview
   
  Player                #   Pos   Start Exp  Current Estimate  Future Estimate Cntrct 
Favre, Brett            4   QB    QB    5    69                69                6 yrs
Friesz, John            3   QB          6    28                46                1 yr.
Frerotte, Gus           8   QB          2    9                 26                2 yrs

Favre just keeps getting better and better. He is becoming one of the best quarterbacks
in the league and is on track to wind up in The Hall. All he needs to do is lead this team
to the promise land and put up a couple more seasons like his record breaking
season of 94. Friesz is a competent backup but he makes too many mistakes,
so if we have to rely on him for too much, we're in trouble. 
Rating: A-

Sanders, Barry          20  RB    RB    7    86                86                3 yrs
Hampton, Rodney         26  RB          6    43                43                1 yr.
##Bennett, Edgar        39  RB          4    19                25                1 yr.
Strong, Mack            34  FB    FB    2    32                45                2 yrs
Vardell, Tommy          43  FB          4    28                37                2 yrs

This is still Barry's team, his numbers have been down the last couple 
of seasons and he is showing signs of wearing out. He probably has 
another 2 or 3 seasons at MVP level, after that someone else is going 
to have to bring home the gravy. Hampton returns and the plan is to 
have him take more carries from Barry. Vardell and Strong offer fantastic 
blocking, and nothing much after that. 
Rating: A

Centers, Larry          24  TE    TE    6    54                54                4 yrs
Walls, Wesley           80  TE          7    49                58                1 yr.
Carter, Cris            86  FL    FL    9    76                76                3 yrs
Bruce, Isaac            87  FL          2    33                52                3 yrs
McCardell, Keenan       81  SE    SE    5    58                58                3 yrs
Stegall, Milt           88  SE          4    35                35                1 yr.
Conway, Curtis          82  SE          3    20                33                2 yrs

Centers is still a great receiver but isn't a good blocker, the same can 
be said for Walls so expect more interior running this season. Carter 
leads this talented receiving core. He is still one of the most talented 
receivers in the league and should put up huge numbers. McCardell 
and Bruce are excellent number 2 and 3 options who are capable of 
hurting teams if they double Carter too often. 
Rating: B+

Glover, Kevin           53  C     C     11   49                49                2 yrs
Robbins, Barret         54  C           1    22                51                4 yrs
O'Dwyer, Matt           70  LG    LG    1    23                40                4 yrs
Utley, Mike             60  LG          7    31                33                1 yr.
Milinchik, Joe          75  RG    RG    10   41                41                1 yr.
##Nutten, Tom           65  RG          1    14                20                3 yrs
Kennedy, Lincoln        68  LT    LT    3    43                56                3 yrs
Ballard, Howard         67  RT    RT    9    65                65                2 yrs
Boselli, Tony           78  RT          1    22                50                4 yrs
##Boatswain, Harry      69  RT          5    34                34                1 yr.

The line is in a state of transition as the new guard is starting to 
take over. They let the team down last season by not opening 
enough holes for Barry and keeping Favre upright. If their 
performance improves just a little bit the offense could be the 
tops in the league.
Rating: B-

Arnold, Jim             15  P           13   55                55                1 yr.
Norwood, Scott          5   K           11   82                82                1 yr.

Still solid, this is probably Arnold's last season as punter. 
Clark provides excellent field position and is a threat to take it 
to the house everytime he touches the ball.
Rating: B

Miller, Les             79  LDE   LDE   9    40                53                1 yr.
Noga, Al                74  LDE         8    31                44                1 yr.
Douglas, Hugh           90  RDE   RDE   1    36                47                4 yrs
Simmons, Clyde          99  RDE         10   25                25                2 yrs
##Alexander, Derrick    76  RDE         1    17                35                3 yrs
Ball, Jerry             77  NT    NT    9    67                67                2 yrs
Randle, John            72  NT          6    40                40                1 yr.
Wilkinson, Dan          71  NT          2    25                32                3 yrs

The line is still recovering from the retirements a couple of seasons 
ago. Ball is still one of the top tackles in the league. Randle replaces 
him on passing downs even though he is a capable pass rusher. The 
ends are raw on experience but need to play like they have some this year.
Rating: B-

Hill, Eric              92  SILB  SILB  7    49                61                2 yrs
McDaniel, Ed            96  SILB        4    42                42                1 yr.
Spielman, Chris         57  WILB  WILB  8    69                69                1 yr.
Fields, Mark            56  SLB   SLB   1    30                56                4 yrs
Cofer, Mike             97  SLB         13   25                25                1 yr.
##Minter, Barry         51  SLB         3    24                39                2 yrs
Hendrickson, Steve      91  WLB   WLB   7    25                44                1 yr.

This unit is solid all the way through, they have successfully transitioned 
from being old to young, while remaining a solid unit. And awkward 
sentances aside, this is a good unit that can cover, stop the run and 
get after the quarterback. Hendrickson is the only weak link and is better 
suited to backup duty.
Rating: B+

Sehorn, Jason           22  LCB   LCB   2    52                59                3 yrs
Crockett, Ray           30  LCB         7    57                57                2 yrs
Gordon, Darrien         36  LCB         3    28                38                2 yrs
Davis, Eric             21  RCB   RCB   6    63                63                3 yrs
Spencer, Jimmy          41  RCB         4    40                40                1 yr.
Clark, Kevin            28  RCB         9    19                19                2 yrs
Blades, Bennie          40  SS    SS    8    61                61                1 yr.
Bellamy, Jay            37  SS          2    23                35                2 yrs
White, William          42  FS    FS    8    61                61                3 yrs
##Teague, George        46  FS          3    24                37                1 yr.

This is still a solid unit. There are questions to how long the safeties 
can stay at star level but it appears that they should still be dominant 
this season. The top three corners all could start anywhere and this 
should be a very difficult unit to complete any passes against.
Rating: A
   
$$ - player is suspended, ## - player is inactive,  
** = player is injured, %% - player is on IR.  
   
Players Under Contract: 52
Inactive: 6
On Active Roster: 46
   
Salary Cap: $65,200,000
Cap Room: $380,000
Maximum for New Player: $380,000
Cap Room Lost (to old contracts): $1,010,000
   
Cap Room Lost Next Year (to old contracts): $0
Cap Room Required Next Year: $56,630,000

nilodor · 07-31-2007, 04:48 PM

PreSeason
No news is good news as we go 4-0 and don’t lose anyone to injury, so aside for a few nicks and scrapes we are ready for the regular season.

Week 1
vs Green Bay (0-0) -11
Passing: Favre 18-24 217 1 td
Rushing: Sanders 42-200 1 td – Even at 80% PT? Crazy!
Receiving: Carter 7-82 1 td

Good start, we had the ball for almost three quarters of the game as we gained 28 first downs, with 15 of those coming on the ground. The Pack never got a chance to get going and only ran 45 plays gaining a paltry 101 yards. The following was the best line of the dynasty:

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Green Bay	Catch	Targ	Yards	Avg	YAC	LG	TD
WR Sterling Sharpe	1	10	8	8.00	0	8	0

Boo-freaking-yah!
Final: 26-0 W (1-0)

Week 2
at Oakland (1-0) -6
Passing: Favre 18-27 260 3 td 1 int
Rushing: Sanders 28-146 1 td
Receiving: McCardell 6-95

Ah finally Barry vs Bo. Bo is starting to show his age but he still is a major threat. However when the team you’re playing scores 3 touchdowns on their first three drives and you commit 2 turnovers and punt, you’re probably not going to be running the ball a whole lot. So we limited Bo to 42 yards on 10 carries as Dave Brown unsuccessfully tried to lead the charge for the Raiders. The defense is slipping, allowing 196 yards, maybe I’ll have to call a Monday practice?
Final: 31-6 W (2-0)

Week 3
vs St. Louis (1-1) -5
Passing: Favre 20-27 274 2 td
Rushing: Sanders 36-139 1 td
Receiving: Carter 6-120 1 td

Three straight games going over 400 yards for the offense, three straight games allowing less than 200 for the defense. I just wish we are racking up these types of stats up at the end of the season. When you’re up 31-6 at halftime, it’s generally a good thing, unless you’re the Oilers, playing the Bills in a AFC championship game, when the team loses their star QB.
Final: 40-16 W (3-0)

Week 4
at Dallas (3-0) -8
Passing: Favre 17-23 241 4 td 1 int
Rushing: Sanders 35-184 1 td
Receiving: Carter 6-79 3 td

Something had to give, two 3 and 0 heavyweights meeting in big D. Both teams had looked dominant so far so this should be a close, hard fought affair. Well that wasn’t quite the case as we went out and skunked the Boys. Aikman had one of his worst days, throwing for 212 with two picks and completing less than half of his passes. It’s still weird seeing the Cowboys with Salaam instead of Smith in the backfield, surreal.
Final: 37-14 W (4-0)

Travis · 07-31-2007, 05:08 PM

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Originally Posted by nilodor

When you’re up 31-6 at halftime, it’s generally a good thing, unless you’re the Oilers, playing the Bills in a AFC championship game, when the team loses their star QB.

Boo and hiss.

That is all.

nilodor · 08-01-2007, 02:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Travis

Boo and hiss.

That is all.

nilodor · 08-01-2007, 02:13 PM

Week 5
at Philadelphia (1-3) -9
Passing: Favre 18-32 198 1 td
Rushing: Sanders 28-148 4 td
Receiving: McCardell 7-100

The Eagles are still dangerous but they had to jettison most of their offensive and defensive lines after winning the championship in 93 due to salary cap issues. That being said they go as Randall goes and today he looked like Henry Burris. We got a lot of heat on him forcing 3 interceptions and sacking him 4 times. He still managed to throw for almost 300 yards on 13-32 with 2 touchdowns but it wasn’t enough as we scored 33 second half points, punctuated by Barry’s 4 touchdowns. Randle was the main thorn in Randall’s side as he accumulated 1 sack along with 5 hurries and 5 knockdowns. We also weren’t hurt by Kevin Clark averaging 58 yards a kick return.
Final: 46-24 W (5-0)

Week 6
vs New York (3-1) -6
Passing: Favre 17-25 196 3 td 1 int
Rushing: Sanders 30-280 1 td
Receiving: Carter 6-77 2 td

Another game, another almost 500 yard offensive performance, in stark contrast to the Hipple days of almost 300 yard performances. Barry had a stupid performance setting the single game rushing record and in the process eclipsing the 1000 yard barrier. Maybe we’re going to have to start another Barry watch? Emmitt Smith (how’s that feel Giant fans) was their lone bright spot, rushing for 102 yards on 14 carries. The only cause for concern was the 105 yards in penalties we amassed; maybe we’re the 70’s raiders? Also of note we now have scored more points this season than 2 teams did all of last season.
Final: 46-18 W (6-0)

Week 7
at Chicago (2-3) -11
Passing: Favre 17-24 203 1 int
Rushing: Sanders 34-112 3 td
Receiving: McCardell 8-107

This is a first for the season, we were outgained by the Bears by 18 yards. Mike Tomczak had a good day throwing the ball, passing for 274 yards but when he made a mistake we were there to capitalize with 3 interceptions. The Bears also held Barry in check, except for around the endzone. Favre was injured this game with a bruised sternum, we’re still going to suit him up, but I’ll reduce his PT.
Final: 37-13 W (7-0)

Week 8
at Green Bay (3-4) -9
Passing: Favre 17-25 215 2 td
Rushing: Sanders 27-89 2 td
Receiving: Bruce 4-86

For the second straight week the offense failed to reach the 400 yard plateau, guess I kinda jinxed them? The Packers also managed to be the first team to keep Barry under 100 yards. No matter though as a viscous John Randle hit removed Jim Harbaugh from under centre and unleashed the beast that is Anthony Bigby. Ok by beast I meant stuffed plush toy but it’s the thought that counts. This game was never close as we wrap up the first half with another convincing victory.
Final: 31-6 W (8-0)

Week 9
Bye

Good time for the bye as we had 14 players doubtful or better, nice to get some of them healed up.

nilodor · 08-01-2007, 02:19 PM

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1995 Regular Season Standings
   
  AC North              W   L   T   Pct   PF    PA    Conf    Div  
Pittsburgh              7   1   0   .875  185   107   6-1     2-0       
Cincinnati              6   2   0   .750  190   84    5-2     1-1       
Baltimore               6   2   0   .750  187   153   6-1     2-1       
Cleveland               1   8   0   .111  114   241   0-8     0-3       
   
  AC South              W   L   T   Pct   PF    PA    Conf    Div  
Houston                 6   2   0   .750  171   110   5-2     1-1       
Jacksonville            5   3   0   .625  140   142   4-3     1-2       
Indianapolis            5   3   0   .625  146   127   5-2     1-1       
Tennessee               4   4   0   .500  165   129   4-3     2-1       
   
  AC East               W   L   T   Pct   PF    PA    Conf    Div  
New Jersey              5   4   0   .556  182   168   5-3     3-0       
Miami                   4   4   0   .500  100   136   4-3     2-1       
New England             3   6   0   .333  95    172   2-6     1-2       
Buffalo                 3   6   0   .333  185   228   3-5     0-3       
   
  AC West               W   L   T   Pct   PF    PA    Conf    Div  
Oakland                 4   4   0   .500  150   168   4-3     3-0       
Denver                  4   4   0   .500  141   142   3-4     1-1       
Kansas City             2   6   0   .250  111   170   1-6     0-2       
San Diego               1   7   0   .125  125   184   1-6     1-2       
   
  NC North              W   L   T   Pct   PF    PA    Conf    Div  
Detroit                 8   0   0   1.000 289   97    7-0     3-0       
Green Bay               3   5   0   .375  157   199   3-4     1-2       
Minnesota               3   5   0   .375  142   165   2-5     1-1       
Chicago                 3   5   0   .375  161   182   3-4     0-2       
   
  NC South              W   L   T   Pct   PF    PA    Conf    Div  
Carolina                8   1   0   .889  220   113   7-1     2-1       
New Orleans             6   2   0   .750  165   132   5-2     2-1       
Atlanta                 5   3   0   .625  150   98    5-2     0-2       
Tampa Bay               2   6   0   .250  146   213   2-5     1-1       
   
  NC East               W   L   T   Pct   PF    PA    Conf    Div  
New York                6   2   0   .750  186   145   5-2     1-1       
Dallas                  5   3   0   .625  159   144   4-3     2-1       
Washington              4   4   0   .500  134   119   4-3     1-2       
Philadelphia            2   6   0   .250  135   221   1-6     1-1       
   
  NC West               W   L   T   Pct   PF    PA    Conf    Div  
Seattle                 5   4   0   .556  158   145   5-3     3-0       
St. Louis               3   6   0   .333  143   200   3-5     2-1       
Arizona                 2   6   0   .250  139   157   1-6     0-3       
San Francisco           1   8   0   .111  113   193   1-7     1-2

nilodor · 08-01-2007, 02:20 PM

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1995 Summary for Detroit Lions
   
Year                1995                                      
Record              8-0                                       
Winning Pct.        1.000                                     
All-Time            70-34                                     
Winning Pct.        .673                                      
Playoffs            0-3                                       
Playoff Visits      3                                         
Bowl Wins           0                                         
Head Coach          Frank Lutt                                
Record              63-28                                     
Winning Pct.        .692                                      
Off. Coord.         J. Elway                                  
Def. Coord.         A. Gossage                                
   
Detroit Lions           Team      Rank  
Rushes per Game         40.3      1           
Rushing Yards           194.5     1           
Yards Per Carry         4.83      2           
Pass Attempts           25.9      32          
Completions             17.8      28 (T)      
Completion Pct.         68.6      1           
Passing Yards           225.5     13          
Yards Per Attempt       8.71      1           
Yards Per Catch         12.70     1           
Total Yardage Gained    409.4     1           
3rd Down Conversions    40.2      9           
Points Per Game         36.1      1           
Pass Rush Pct.          17.1      5           
Pass Defense Pct.       100.0     1           
Turnovers               7         2           
Turnover Margin         +16       1 (T)       
   
Opponents               Team      Rank  
Rushes per Game         20.4      3           
Rushing Yards           80.4      5           
Yards Per Carry         3.94      14          
Pass Attempts           36.4      21          
Completions             17.5      2           
Completion Pct.         48.1      1           
Passing Yards           188.1     2           
Yards Per Attempt       5.17      1           
Yards Per Catch         10.75     19 (T)      
Total Yardage Gained    256.0     1           
3rd Down Conversions    25.2      1           
Points Per Game         12.1      2           
Pass Rush Pct.          12.4      4           
Pass Defense Pct.       40.5      4           
Turnovers               23        3           
   
Week  Team  Versus        Oppnt  
1     26    GBY           0       
2     31    at OAK        6       
3     40    STL           16      
4     37    at DAL        14      
5     46    at PHI        24      
6     41    NYK           18      
7     37    at CHI        13      
8     31    at GBY        6       
10          WAS                   
11          MIN                   
12          KCY                   
13          at ATL                
14          at SDO                
15          at MIN                
16          DEN                   
17          CHI                   
   
Passing                 Pos   Att   Comp  Yards Y/Att TD    Int   Rate  
4 B. Favre              QB    207   142   1804  8.71  16    4     113.2   
**Team                  ---   207   142   1804  8.71  16    4     113.2   
$$Opp                   ---   291   140   1505  5.17  3     18    41.4    
   
Rushing                 Pos   Att   Yards Y/Att TD    Fum  
20 B. Sanders           RB    260   1298  4.99  14    2       
26 R. Hampton           RB    50    203   4.06  1     2       
**Team                  ---   322   1556  4.83  15    7       
$$Opp                   ---   163   643   3.94  5     10      
   
Receiving               Pos   Targ  Catch Yards Y/Ctc Y/Tar Drop  TD  
81 K. McCardell         WR    53    39    534   13.69 10.08 3     3       
86 C. Carter            WR    57    34    510   15.00 8.95  1     8       
24 L. Centers           TE    29    18    236   13.11 8.14  1     0       
20 B. Sanders           RB    21    16    126   7.88  6.00  1     1       
87 I. Bruce             WR    18    16    229   14.31 12.72 0     2       
   
Defense                 Pos   Tack  Asst  Sack  Hurr  Ints  Defn  PDPct  
57 C. Spielman          ILB   51    16    1.0   0     3     4     82.4    
40 B. Blades            S     35    19    0.0   1     2     6     83.0    
92 E. Hill              ILB   34    8     0.0   0     1     2     80.6    
42 W. White             S     30    8     0.0   0     5     8     90.8    
30 R. Crockett          CB    27    3     1.5   5     1     5     86.0    
21 E. Davis             CB    27    10    1.0   0     3     13    87.2    
56 M. Fields            OLB   25    8     1.0   2     0     5     79.0    
22 J. Sehorn            CB    24    7     0.0   1     3     10    87.4    
90 H. Douglas           DE    15    5     4.0   7     0     1     82.0    
72 J. Randle            DT    12    8     4.5   16    0     0     82.1

Alot of 1's there, could use a better pash rush, but that is about it, yikes!

nilodor · 08-01-2007, 02:21 PM

My personal favourite line is the opposing QB numbers, beautiful.

nilodor · 08-03-2007, 11:13 AM

Week 10
vs Washington (4-4) -13
Passing: Favre 15-20 202 1 td
Rushing: Sanders 25-112
Receiving: Carter 7-117

After starting off the season incredibly hot, our defense has “struggled” for them. Not like giving up massive amounts of yards, but giving up 300 ish yards consistently. Now a lot of these yards are garbage yards, like today for instance. Scott Zolak threw for 268 yards, but had 3 picks and only completed 22 of 47 pass attempts. Michael Timpson was the main beneficiary grabbing 6 balls for 137 yards and a score, but all of this didn’t matter as again we crushed the opposition. I have begun to think that all of Roy Williams and Jon Kitna’s predictions are about this team and not the 07 Lions, which is nice because football needs less crazy people.
Final: 23-10 W (9-0)

Week 11
vs Minnesota (4-5) -13
Passing: Favre 20-27 207 2 td
Rushing: Sanders 22-84 2 td
Receiving: McCardell 7-71

Another game, another Detroit backup starting at quarterback. This time it’s Bob Gagliano and Bob, much like Eric didn’t play very well against us. Barry again failed to go over the 100 yard mark and his ypc numbers keep dropping, hopefully he’ll pick it back up again. Despite the final score, the result was still up for grabs near the end of the 3rd quarter, but then our offense decided to do something embarking on 80, 58 and 92 yard touchdown drives on our last three possessions to ice the game.
Final: 35-9 W (10-0)

Injuries: Bennie Blades is out 7 weeks with torn knee cartilage, which promotes Jay Bellamy to starting SS

Week 12
vs Kansas City (2-8) -12
Passing: Favre 17-22 177 1 td 1 int
Rushing: Sanders 25-47
Receiving: Carter 4-67

Alright, the defense really stepped it up this week, holding the Chiefs to only 197 yards. In the process we also limited Dorsey Levens to 40 yards after he had gone over the century mark the last 3 weeks. This was probably Barry’s worst game as a pro averaging a paltry 1.88 yards per carry, it seems like ol Rex may have burned him out. What a quality drive summary.

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Quar	Began	Poss	From	Plays	Yards	Result
1	15:00	1:42	OWN 6	3	2	Punt
1	12:03	2:04	OWN 20	3	11	Punt
1	5:56	5:56	OWN 20	9	30	Punt
2	11:01	1:37	OWN 1	3	8	Punt
2	7:31	3:23	OWN 18	5	11	Punt
2	0:50	0:50	OWN 14	1	-3	Half
3	12:58	1:55	OWN 20	5	21	Punt
3	7:02	1:16	OWN 24	3	0	Punt
3	4:43	0:29	OPP 42	2	-5	Interception
3	0:30	6:42	OWN 15	14	71	Downs
4	6:25	0:37	OWN 21	3	-2	Fumble
4	3:27	3:27	OWN 11	12	45	Game

Final: 24-0 W (11-0)

Week 13
at Atlanta (6-5) -8
Passing: Favre 22-38 236 2 td
Rushing: Sanders 15-79 1 td
Receiving: Carter 4-61

Now is the time to find out how good we are. If we sweep this three game road trip, hopes will be high, if not, those seeds of doubt may start to creep in. This game started off well enough, our first two drives we good long ones that resulted in touchdowns and we were up 14-3 at the end of the first quarter. In the second quarter a Brett Favre fumble set up an easy Falcons score and all of a sudden it was 14-13. We then exchanged touchdowns and at half it was 21-20. The second half was terrible and except for one drive, we were unable to gain any first downs. While our defense played well, they were unable to contain the Falcons and Hugh Millen who threw for 235 yards, but crucially didn’t commit any turnovers as our road trip got off to an inauspicious start. Also an interesting note, Millen completed passes to 11 different receivers, with none gaining more than 37 yards or catching more than 3 balls. One other thing of note, Favre was sacked 3 times but a certain person I wanted to draft would up hurrying Favre 7 times and getting 5 knockdowns.
Final: 32-28 L (11-1)

nilodor · 08-03-2007, 11:14 AM

We also lost Jason Sehorn for two weeks and there is a whole laundry list of guys banged up.

nilodor · 08-03-2007, 02:24 PM

Week 14
at San Diego (4-8) -11
Passing: Favre 19-32 287 1 td
Rushing: Sanders 23-83 1 td
Receiving: Carter 6-139 1 td

Man we had better get home field advantage because we suck on the road. Against the lowly Chargers and Mark Vlasic Pickle we almost kicked the bucket. We are really missing Bennie Blades as we are giving up a lot of deep passes as can been seen in Kelvin Martins 20+ yard per catch average and 2 touchdowns. If it wasn’t for a late Eric Davis catch and a couple of timely Hugh Douglas sacks, this could have been a different result.
Final: 27-17 W (12-1)

Injuries: Jim Arnold is out for the season with torn ankle ligaments also our other safety is out now with a sprained neck.

Week 15
at Minnesota (6-7) -8
Passing: Favre 20-26 213 4 td
Rushing: Sanders 25-117
Receiving: Carter 7-105 1 td

Apparently the defense harboured some hostility for ol Bob Gagliano as he was sacked 11 times today. Twice each by Mark Fields, Jimmy Spencer and Jerry Ball. Joey Browner had the biggest day for the Vikings with 13 tackles and 3 passes defended. Other than that it was all Lions all the time as we held Herschel in check and waltzed to an easy victory. And I’m pretty sure we have clinched home field advantage as Carolina is 11-3 with an 8-3 record in conference compared to our 10-1. So once again the road to the superbowl goes through the Silverdome.
Final: 39-17 W (13-1)

Week 16
vs Denver (6-8) -13
Passing: Favre 21-25 302 3 td
Rushing: Sanders 17-48 2 td
Receiving: Carter 4-107 1 td

You gotta feel bad for Elway, in real life they were just gearing up to win back to back superbowls, in this world they are mired in another 500 season and then he has to deal with Jerry Ball falling on him. You really can’t blame him for not wanting to get up. This was fine for us, because after Elway left the game we had to deal with Elvis Grbac and lets just say, it went well, for us. The lone brightspot for the Broncos was Charlie Garner who ran for 105 yards on 23 carries. On a side note if Barry manages 132 yards he will become the first back to eclipse 2000 yards twice.
Final: 41-6 W (14-1)

Week 17
vs Chicago (7-8) -8
Passing: Favre 14-24 237 3 td
Rushing: Sanders 25-87 1 td
Receiving: Carter 5-97 1 td

So we really have nothing to play for this weekend, when we take the field next we’ll have our secondary back intact, with Sehorn, Blades and White all returning to action but apparently we can do fine without them as not even the Magic Man himself could put up any points on the board. The only sad note of this game is that Barry only managed 87 yards but 15-1 ain’t half bad. Onto the playoffs.
Final: 31-0 W (15-1)

nilodor · 08-03-2007, 02:29 PM

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1995 Summary for Detroit Lions
   
Year                1995                                      
Record              15-1                                      
Winning Pct.        .937                                      
All-Time            77-35                                     
Winning Pct.        .687                                      
Playoffs            0-3                                       
Playoff Visits      4                                         
Bowl Wins           0                                         
Head Coach          Frank Lutt                                
Record              70-29                                     
Winning Pct.        .707                                      
Off. Coord.         J. Elway                                  
Def. Coord.         A. Gossage                                
   
Detroit Lions           Team      Rank  
Rushes per Game         36.1      1           
Rushing Yards           160.1     1           
Yards Per Carry         4.44      8           
Pass Attempts           26.3      32          
Completions             18.1      29          
Completion Pct.         68.9      1           
Passing Yards           229.1     8           
Yards Per Attempt       8.71      1           
Yards Per Catch         12.64     1           
Total Yardage Gained    377.1     2           
3rd Down Conversions    40.7      5           
Points Per Game         33.6      1           
Pass Rush Pct.          15.3      14          
Pass Defense Pct.       85.6      1           
Turnovers               13        1           
Turnover Margin         +24       1           
   
Opponents               Team      Rank  
Rushes per Game         22.6      3           
Rushing Yards           85.3      3           
Yards Per Carry         3.78      8           
Pass Attempts           35.8      24          
Completions             18.4      5           
Completion Pct.         51.6      1           
Passing Yards           196.6     4           
Yards Per Attempt       5.50      3           
Yards Per Catch         10.66     21          
Total Yardage Gained    265.2     1           
3rd Down Conversions    31.2      2           
Points Per Game         11.8      1           
Pass Rush Pct.          11.8      1           
Pass Defense Pct.       35.9      1           
Turnovers               37        3           
   
Week  Team  Versus        Oppnt  
1     26    GBY           0       
2     31    at OAK        6       
3     40    STL           16      
4     37    at DAL        14      
5     46    at PHI        24      
6     41    NYK           18      
7     37    at CHI        13      
8     31    at GBY        6       
10    23    WAS           10      
11    35    MIN           9       
12    24    KCY           0       
13    28    at ATL        32      
14    27    at SDO        17      
15    39    at MIN        17      
16    41    DEN           6       
17    31    CHI           0       
   
Passing                 Pos   Att   Comp  Yards Y/Att TD    Int   Rate  
4 B. Favre              QB    421   290   3665  8.71  33    5     116.9   
**Team                  ---   421   290   3665  8.71  33    5     116.9   
$$Opp                   ---   572   295   3145  5.50  9     26    54.2    
   
Rushing                 Pos   Att   Yards Y/Att TD    Fum  
20 B. Sanders           RB    437   1955  4.47  21    3       
26 R. Hampton           RB    108   471   4.36  5     4       
**Team                  ---   577   2561  4.44  27    16      
$$Opp                   ---   361   1364  3.78  6     20      
   
Receiving               Pos   Targ  Catch Yards Y/Ctc Y/Tar Drop  TD  
86 C. Carter            WR    119   75    1266  16.88 10.64 2     12      
81 K. McCardell         WR    103   73    1008  13.81 9.79  6     10      
20 B. Sanders           RB    49    39    287   7.36  5.86  1     3       
24 L. Centers           TE    53    34    405   11.91 7.64  3     2       
87 I. Bruce             WR    28    22    318   14.45 11.36 1     2       
80 W. Walls             TE    23    16    163   10.19 7.09  3     2       
   
Defense                 Pos   Tack  Asst  Sack  Hurr  Ints  Defn  PDPct  
57 C. Spielman          ILB   114   33    2.0   0     4     7     79.8    
92 E. Hill              ILB   80    20    0.0   1     2     3     77.8    
42 W. White             S     60    20    0.0   0     5     15    85.5    
21 E. Davis             CB    56    16    1.0   0     5     27    86.6    
56 M. Fields            OLB   56    16    4.0   5     0     7     77.9    
30 R. Crockett          CB    46    15    2.5   7     2     10    83.9    
40 B. Blades            S     41    23    0.0   1     2     7     81.5    
90 H. Douglas           DE    36    21    8.5   18    0     1     81.6    
37 J. Bellamy           S     32    12    0.0   0     0     4     77.5    
77 J. Ball              DT    31    13    6.0   7     0     0     81.6    
22 J. Sehorn            CB    30    9     0.0   1     5     16    89.5    
72 J. Randle            DT    25    12    8.5   20    0     0     82.3

nilodor · 08-03-2007, 02:29 PM

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1995 Regular Season Standings
   
  AC North              W   L   T   Pct   PF    PA    Conf    Div  
Pittsburgh              12  4   0   .750  345   234   9-3     5-1       
Cincinnati              12  4   0   .750  375   197   9-3     4-2       
Baltimore               7   9   0   .438  326   347   6-6     2-4       
Cleveland               3   13  0   .188  236   419   1-11    1-5       
   
  AC South              W   L   T   Pct   PF    PA    Conf    Div  
Houston                 11  5   0   .688  327   256   9-3     5-1       
Tennessee               9   7   0   .563  282   232   7-5     4-2       
Jacksonville            8   8   0   .500  278   285   6-6     2-4       
Indianapolis            7   9   0   .438  252   277   6-6     1-5       
   
  AC East               W   L   T   Pct   PF    PA    Conf    Div  
Miami                   11  5   0   .688  256   259   9-3     5-1       
New Jersey              7   9   0   .438  297   308   6-6     3-3       
Buffalo                 6   10  0   .375  335   383   5-7     2-4       
New England             6   10  0   .375  180   278   4-8     2-4       
   
  AC West               W   L   T   Pct   PF    PA    Conf    Div  
Oakland                 9   7   0   .563  303   331   8-4     6-0       
Denver                  7   9   0   .438  290   327   6-6     3-3       
San Diego               5   11  0   .313  327   345   4-8     3-3       
Kansas City             2   14  0   .125  180   374   1-11    0-6       
   
  NC North              W   L   T   Pct   PF    PA    Conf    Div  
Detroit                 15  1   0   .938  537   188   11-1    6-0       
Green Bay               9   7   0   .563  343   328   6-6     2-4       
Minnesota               8   8   0   .500  279   327   5-7     3-3       
Chicago                 7   9   0   .438  315   327   5-7     1-5       
   
  NC South              W   L   T   Pct   PF    PA    Conf    Div  
New Orleans             12  4   0   .750  329   221   9-3     5-1       
Carolina                12  4   0   .750  341   234   8-4     3-3       
Atlanta                 9   7   0   .563  281   230   8-4     2-4       
Tampa Bay               4   12  0   .250  241   378   3-9     2-4       
   
  NC East               W   L   T   Pct   PF    PA    Conf    Div  
Dallas                  12  4   0   .750  370   307   8-4     5-1       
Washington              9   7   0   .563  281   261   7-5     3-3       
New York                9   7   0   .563  331   278   7-5     2-4       
Philadelphia            5   11  0   .313  271   373   3-9     2-4       
   
  NC West               W   L   T   Pct   PF    PA    Conf    Div  
Seattle                 10  6   0   .625  312   261   8-4     6-0       
St. Louis               6   10  0   .375  267   363   4-8     3-3       
Arizona                 4   12  0   .250  268   312   2-10    1-5       
San Francisco           3   13  0   .188  226   341   2-10    2-4

nilodor · 08-03-2007, 02:30 PM

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Passing Statistics
   
  Player              Pos Team  GP GS Att  Cmp  Pct   Yards Avg/C Avg/A Lg  
**Favre, Brett        QB  DET   16 16 421  290  68.9  3665  12.64 8.71  57    
Eason, Tony           QB  PIT   16 16 471  308  65.4  3132  10.17 6.65  63    
Esiason, Boomer       QB  CIN   15 15 496  316  63.7  3402  10.77 6.86  53    
Buck, Mike            QB  CAR   16 16 499  303  60.7  3545  11.70 7.10  66    
Aikman, Troy          QB  DAL   16 16 571  358  62.7  4158  11.61 7.28  71    
Kelly, Jim            QB  BUF   16 16 646  415  64.2  4934  11.89 7.64  61    
Bledsoe, Drew         QB  BAL   16 16 515  314  61.0  3529  11.24 6.85  76    
Gagliano, Bob         QB  MIN   16 16 504  323  64.1  3087  9.56  6.13  51    
Kubiak, Gary          QB  SEA   16 16 430  276  64.2  3083  11.17 7.17  85    
Burrell, Justin       QB  NYK   16 16 462  288  62.3  3153  10.95 6.82  92    
Miller, Chris         QB  HOU   16 16 495  304  61.4  3505  11.53 7.08  56    
Green, Trent          QB  NOS   16 16 541  352  65.1  3579  10.17 6.62  86    
Harbaugh, Jim         QB  GBY   16 16 516  311  60.3  3517  11.31 6.82  74    
Vlasic, Mark          QB  SDO   12 12 390  232  59.5  2570  11.08 6.59  51    
Moon, Warren          QB  TEN   16 16 613  376  61.3  3834  10.20 6.25  80    
Elway, John           QB  DEN   16 16 465  267  57.4  2982  11.17 6.41  73    
Tomczak, Mike         QB  CHI   16 16 448  269  60.0  3036  11.29 6.78  54    
Brown, Dave           QB  OAK   16 16 560  328  58.6  3637  11.09 6.49  50    
O'Brien, Ken          QB  NJY   16 16 564  335  59.4  3344  9.98  5.93  58    
George, Jeff          QB  JAX   13 13 422  261  61.8  2896  11.10 6.86  53    
Zolak, Scott          QB  WAS   16 16 499  292  58.5  3196  10.95 6.40  71    
Millen, Hugh          QB  ATL   16 16 556  320  57.6  3241  10.13 5.83  43    
Marino, Dan           QB  MIA   16 16 594  344  57.9  3288  9.56  5.54  58    
Blake, Jeff           QB  IND   15 15 431  273  63.3  2646  9.69  6.14  64    
Cunningham, Randall   QB  PHI   16 16 592  323  54.6  3504  10.85 5.92  51    
Everett, Jim          QB  STL   16 16 597  332  55.6  3321  10.00 5.56  79    
Justin, Paul          QB  TBY   16 16 596  338  56.7  3269  9.67  5.48  69    
Kosar, Bernie         QB  CLE   16 16 648  356  54.9  3531  9.92  5.45  80    
Daniels, Dana         QB  NED   16 16 502  285  56.8  2771  9.72  5.52  67    
Young, Steve          QB  SFO   16 16 682  347  50.9  3375  9.73  4.95  52    
Hostetler, Jeff       QB  ARI   16 16 553  314  56.8  2945  9.38  5.33  84    
Taylor, Troy          QB  KCY   16 16 581  331  57.0  2964  8.95  5.10  47    
   
  Player              Pos Team  TD   Int  20+T 300+ Rating  
**Favre, Brett        QB  DET   33   5    52   1    116.9  
Eason, Tony           QB  PIT   26   5    33   1    98.2   
Esiason, Boomer       QB  CIN   27   7    43   4    96.0   
Buck, Mike            QB  CAR   31   13   44   0    92.1   
Aikman, Troy          QB  DAL   27   12   56   3    91.6   
Kelly, Jim            QB  BUF   32   21   72   7    90.4   
Bledsoe, Drew         QB  BAL   23   10   46   2    88.2   
Gagliano, Bob         QB  MIN   18   8    34   1    86.3   
Kubiak, Gary          QB  SEA   17   13   35   0    86.0   
Burrell, Justin       QB  NYK   19   13   34   0    84.4   
Miller, Chris         QB  HOU   23   17   51   1    83.9   
Green, Trent          QB  NOS   16   13   38   3    83.7   
Harbaugh, Jim         QB  GBY   24   18   48   1    81.7   
Vlasic, Mark          QB  SDO   16   11   32   0    81.0   
Moon, Warren          QB  TEN   21   15   41   1    80.5   
Elway, John           QB  DEN   17   11   40   0    79.0   
Tomczak, Mike         QB  CHI   13   13   44   0    77.9   
Brown, Dave           QB  OAK   20   16   54   2    77.9   
O'Brien, Ken          QB  NJY   22   16   37   2    77.4   
George, Jeff          QB  JAX   16   18   39   1    77.1   
Zolak, Scott          QB  WAS   16   14   34   1    76.5   
Millen, Hugh          QB  ATL   15   11   38   0    75.0   
Marino, Dan           QB  MIA   21   17   25   2    73.2   
Blake, Jeff           QB  IND   8    17   33   0    70.2   
Cunningham, Randall   QB  PHI   15   17   47   1    68.6   
Everett, Jim          QB  STL   20   22   38   1    67.4   
Justin, Paul          QB  TBY   11   16   39   1    67.1   
Kosar, Bernie         QB  CLE   19   27   27   0    63.0   
Daniels, Dana         QB  NED   9    19   28   0    62.6   
Young, Steve          QB  SFO   15   18   26   1    61.4   
Hostetler, Jeff       QB  ARI   12   24   26   0    60.7   
Taylor, Troy          QB  KCY   9    25   31   0    58.0   
   
Att - Attempts, Cmp - Completions, Pct - Completion Percentage,  
Yards - Passing Yards, Avg/C - Yards per Completion, Ave/A - Yards per Attempt,  
Lg - Longest Completion, TD - Passing Touchdowns, Int - Passes Intercepted,  
20+T - Completions of 20 or More Yards, 300+ - 300-yard Games,  
Rate - Quarterback Rating.

nilodor · 08-03-2007, 02:31 PM

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Rushing Statistics
   
  Player              Pos Team  GP GS Att  Yards Avg   Lg  TD   RZAtt Yards  
**Sanders, Barry      RB  DET   16 16 437  1955  4.47  98  21   92    271     
Smith, Emmitt         RB  NYK   16 16 316  1566  4.96  51  10   38    139     
Davis, Kenneth        RB  PIT   16 16 329  1509  4.59  35  6    43    107     
Mitchell, Brian       RB  CHI   15 15 320  1477  4.62  73  12   42    92      
Kaufman, Napoleon     RB  SEA   16 16 376  1469  3.91  43  10   53    105     
Hearst, Garrison      RB  CIN   16 15 313  1324  4.23  51  7    44    161     
Thomas, Thurman       RB  BUF   16 16 301  1260  4.19  49  8    30    98      
Means, Natrone        RB  SDO   16 16 280  1169  4.18  63  9    47    126     
Bettis, Jerome        RB  JAX   16 16 308  1154  3.75  62  5    40    103     
Levens, Dorsey        RB  KCY   16 16 251  1141  4.55  44  5    25    95      
Jackson, Bo           RB  OAK   16 16 246  1138  4.63  70  5    44    63      
Garner, Charlie       RB  DEN   16 16 271  1129  4.17  28  8    32    102     
Foster, Barry         RB  NOS   16 16 255  1123  4.40  50  10   42    114     
Gary, Cleveland       RB  HOU   16 16 247  1087  4.40  40  4    38    118     
Allen, Terry          RB  CLE   16 16 231  1070  4.63  32  1    15    50      
Faulk, Marshall       RB  BAL   16 16 250  1060  4.24  95  9    33    65      
Hill, Greg            RB  ATL   16 16 253  1056  4.17  47  3    25    61      
Stewart, James        RB  NJY   16 16 256  964   3.77  30  6    29    74      
Humphrey, Ronald      RB  CAR   16 16 284  957   3.37  25  4    41    124     
Martin, Curtis        RB  HOU   16 0  210  950   4.52  78  7    31    63      
Pegram, Erric         RB  IND   16 1  240  923   3.85  51  8    39    125     
Salaam, Rashaan       RB  DAL   16 16 231  907   3.93  29  10   34    92      
Hebron, Vaughn        RB  WAS   16 0  216  897   4.15  32  7    29    112     
Walker, Herschel      RB  MIN   16 16 228  895   3.93  23  3    29    57      
Taylor, Craig         RB  DEN   16 0  178  893   5.02  80  5    17    57      
Pringle, Mike         RB  ARI   16 16 238  892   3.75  21  7    21    76      

  Player              Pos Team  Avg   3DAtt 3DCnv Pct   FDRu 10+R 100+  
**Sanders, Barry      RB  DET   2.95  66    24    36.4  112  66   9      
Smith, Emmitt         RB  NYK   3.66  41    14    34.1  81   56   7      
Davis, Kenneth        RB  PIT   2.49  35    14    40.0  77   44   7      
Mitchell, Brian       RB  CHI   2.19  45    20    44.4  71   40   7      
Kaufman, Napoleon     RB  SEA   1.98  37    20    54.1  74   38   6      
Hearst, Garrison      RB  CIN   3.66  41    15    36.6  70   47   5      
Thomas, Thurman       RB  BUF   3.27  27    6     22.2  61   37   4      
Means, Natrone        RB  SDO   2.68  39    20    51.3  59   24   5      
Bettis, Jerome        RB  JAX   2.58  35    10    28.6  49   26   2      
Levens, Dorsey        RB  KCY   3.80  32    20    62.5  64   36   4      
Jackson, Bo           RB  OAK   1.43  29    10    34.5  49   34   3      
Garner, Charlie       RB  DEN   3.19  35    17    48.6  63   32   1      
Foster, Barry         RB  NOS   2.71  16    7     43.8  63   32   2      
Gary, Cleveland       RB  HOU   3.11  23    11    47.8  37   27   2      
Allen, Terry          RB  CLE   3.33  13    5     38.5  48   35   1      
Faulk, Marshall       RB  BAL   1.97  23    10    43.5  53   27   3      
Hill, Greg            RB  ATL   2.44  17    15    88.2  56   29   3      
Stewart, James        RB  NJY   2.55  24    16    66.7  57   29   1      
Humphrey, Ronald      RB  CAR   3.02  20    16    80.0  49   16   0      
Martin, Curtis        RB  HOU   2.03  37    16    43.2  46   19   1      
Pegram, Erric         RB  IND   3.21  43    16    37.2  42   19   2      
Salaam, Rashaan       RB  DAL   2.71  15    12    80.0  51   22   2      
Hebron, Vaughn        RB  WAS   3.86  59    25    42.4  46   21   2      
Walker, Herschel      RB  MIN   1.97  2     1     50.0  37   14   0      
Taylor, Craig         RB  DEN   3.35  27    9     33.3  44   23   1      
Pringle, Mike         RB  ARI   3.62  24    13    54.2  54   27   1

nilodor · 08-03-2007, 02:32 PM

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Receiving Statistics
   
  Player              Pos Team  GP GS Targ Ctch Pct   Yards Avg/C Avg/T YAC  
Reed, Andre           WR  BUF   16 16 238  161  67.6  2594  16.11 10.90 691    
McCaffrey, Ed         WR  NJY   16 16 162  95   58.6  1118  11.77 6.90  238    
Irvin, Michael        WR  DAL   13 13 137  90   65.7  1484  16.49 10.83 339    
Early, Quinn          WR  SDO   16 16 155  89   57.4  1334  14.99 8.61  330    
McKnight, James       WR  CLE   16 16 177  87   49.2  1109  12.75 6.27  173    
Carrier, Mark         WR  TBY   16 16 162  79   48.8  1157  14.65 7.14  220    
Moore, Herman         WR  STL   16 16 151  78   51.7  1049  13.45 6.95  146    
Calloway, Chris       WR  PHI   16 16 138  77   55.8  1139  14.79 8.25  275    
Morton, Johnnie       WR  CIN   16 15 144  77   53.5  1214  15.77 8.43  227    
Givins, Ernest        WR  TEN   16 16 145  76   52.4  1083  14.25 7.47  133    
Sharpe, Sterling      WR  GBY   15 15 147  76   51.7  1430  18.82 9.73  435    
Faulk, Marshall       RB  BAL   16 16 102  76   74.5  740   9.74  7.25  371    
Brown, Tim            WR  OAK   16 16 162  75   46.3  1185  15.80 7.31  252    
**Carter, Cris        WR  DET   16 16 119  75   63.0  1266  16.88 10.64 233    
Mathis, Terance       WR  BAL   16 16 128  75   58.6  914   12.19 7.14  74     
Blades, Brian         WR  SEA   15 15 112  73   65.2  1233  16.89 11.01 305    
**McCardell, Keenan   WR  DET   16 14 103  73   70.9  1008  13.81 9.79  138    
McDuffie, O.J.        WR  CAR   16 15 134  73   54.5  1113  15.25 8.31  198    
Galloway, Joey        WR  KCY   16 14 145  73   50.3  795   10.89 5.48  81     
Taylor, John          WR  OAK   16 15 130  72   55.4  983   13.65 7.56  106    
Smith, Jimmy          WR  JAX   16 16 134  71   53.0  1160  16.34 8.66  228    
Jefferson, Shawn      WR  BAL   16 16 139  69   49.6  887   12.86 6.38  111    
Smith, Emmitt         RB  NYK   16 16 79   66   83.5  523   7.92  6.62  262    
Hill, Bruce           WR  SFO   16 16 125  65   52.0  629   9.68  5.03  53     
Jackson, Mark         WR  MIA   16 16 118  65   55.1  810   12.46 6.86  115    
Hearst, Garrison      RB  CIN   16 15 80   65   81.3  400   6.15  5.00  124    
Levens, Dorsey        RB  KCY   16 16 87   65   74.7  480   7.38  5.52  206    

  Player              Pos Team  Lg  TD   Drp  PPly TPct 20+C 100+  
Reed, Andre           WR  BUF   79  19   8    612  38.9  49   12     
McCaffrey, Ed         WR  NJY   42  8    10   439  36.9  15   3      
Irvin, Michael        WR  DAL   71  11   6    398  34.4  28   8      
Early, Quinn          WR  SDO   51  7    6    540  28.7  24   6      
McKnight, James       WR  CLE   80  7    13   545  32.5  11   5      
Carrier, Mark         WR  TBY   69  5    8    504  32.1  20   4      
Moore, Herman         WR  STL   51  10   6    483  31.3  17   2      
Calloway, Chris       WR  PHI   40  3    8    489  28.2  22   2      
Morton, Johnnie       WR  CIN   53  12   5    470  30.6  20   3      
Givins, Ernest        WR  TEN   33  4    12   468  31.0  18   1      
Sharpe, Sterling      WR  GBY   74  12   4    530  27.7  27   7      
Faulk, Marshall       RB  BAL   58  6    2    413  24.7  8    0      
Brown, Tim            WR  OAK   50  6    6    555  29.2  24   4      
**Carter, Cris        WR  DET   57  12   2    391  30.4  23   5     
Mathis, Terance       WR  BAL   40  6    7    446  28.7  14   2      
Blades, Brian         WR  SEA   85  3    10   395  28.4  17   3      
**McCardell, Keenan   WR  DET   35  10   6    371  27.8  15   2      
McDuffie, O.J.        WR  CAR   51  12   7    431  31.1  18   3      
Galloway, Joey        WR  KCY   47  3    9    459  31.6  7    2      
Taylor, John          WR  OAK   47  7    11   487  26.7  16   1      
Smith, Jimmy          WR  JAX   53  6    7    482  27.8  21   4      
Jefferson, Shawn      WR  BAL   76  7    10   457  30.4  15   2      
Smith, Emmitt         RB  NYK   37  3    0    381  20.7  2    0      
Hill, Bruce           WR  SFO   48  2    11   459  27.2  3    0      
Jackson, Mark         WR  MIA   58  6    11   396  29.8  8    2      
Hearst, Garrison      RB  CIN   30  2    4    372  21.5  2    0      
Levens, Dorsey        RB  KCY   29  0    3    400  21.8  4    0

nilodor · 08-03-2007, 02:32 PM

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Return Statistics
   
  Player              Pos Team  GP GS PR   Yards Avg   TD  KR   Yards Avg   TD  
**Clark, Kevin        CB  DET   16 0  41   522   12.7  1   22   710   32.3  0     
Marshall, Arthur      WR  ATL   16 2  42   495   11.8  1   7    147   21.0  0     
McDuffie, O.J.        WR  CAR   16 15 37   473   12.8  0   0    0     0.0   0     
Jeffires, Haywood     WR  ARI   16 0  44   446   10.1  0   35   827   23.6  0     
Ellard, Henry         WR  SEA   16 2  39   442   11.3  0   2    41    20.5  0     
Milburn, Glyn         RB  PIT   16 0  37   362   9.8   0   26   628   24.2  0     
Hawkins, Courtney     WR  NYK   16 1  21   356   17.0  2   0    0     0.0   0     
Metcalf, Eric         WR  IND   16 1  37   317   8.6   1   29   644   22.2  0     
Levy, Chuck           RB  NED   16 0  39   317   8.1   0   9    198   22.0  0     
Dunn, David           WR  STL   16 0  30   315   10.5  0   35   817   23.3  0     
Shepherd, Leslie      WR  SDO   16 0  32   301   9.4   0   0    0     0.0   0     
Kinchen, Todd         WR  WAS   16 0  39   282   7.2   0   8    168   21.0  0     
Carter, Anthony       WR  OAK   16 3  34   278   8.2   0   11   233   21.2  0

nilodor · 08-03-2007, 02:33 PM

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Tackles
  Player              Pos Team  GP GS Tckl Asst Sack Blkd Hurr QBKd  
Barrow, Michael       ILB MIA   16 16 145  40   0.0  0    4    1      
Williams, Jarvis      S   MIA   16 16 139  42   2.0  0    0    0      
Brooks, Mike          ILB WAS   16 16 134  41   3.0  1    3    0      
Thomas, Derrick       OLB KCY   16 16 124  38   5.5  3    5    6      
Hager, Britt          ILB PHI   16 16 123  36   3.0  2    3    1      
Norton Jr., Ken       ILB DAL   16 16 120  32   2.0  0    1    4      
Brown, Richard        ILB CAR   16 16 117  39   1.5  1    2    4      
McDonald, Tim         S   ARI   16 16 116  30   3.0  1    1    0      
Jones, Robert         ILB CHI   16 16 116  37   0.5  0    4    0      
Bailey, Carleton      ILB BAL   16 16 115  23   3.0  1    1    4      
**Spielman, Chris     ILB DET   16 16 114  33   2.0  1    0    5      
Smith, Al             ILB TEN   16 16 113  33   2.0  1    1    0      
Newman, Anthony       S   STL   15 15 106  26   2.0  0    2    0      
Lathon, Lamar         OLB HOU   16 16 105  22   2.5  1    3    3      
Swilling, Pat         OLB NOS   16 16 104  25   6.5  3    4    0      
Tuggle, Jessie        ILB ATL   16 16 104  28   1.5  0    1    0      
Brown, Chad           ILB MIN   16 16 104  47   3.0  0    3    0      
Brown, Vincent        ILB NED   16 16 102  41   0.0  0    1    0      
Noga, Niko            ILB HOU   16 16 102  34   2.0  2    2    0      
Harvey, Ken           OLB ARI   16 16 101  32   3.0  1    5    5      
Meadows, Scottie      OLB OAK   16 16 101  38   2.5  0    1    0      
Holland, Johnny       ILB GBY   16 16 100  40   2.0  2    3    1      
Greene, Kevin         OLB STL   16 16 99   30   1.0  0    3    0      
Small, Jessie         OLB PHI   16 16 99   27   1.5  0    4    2      
Perry, Darren         S   BUF   16 16 99   22   0.5  0    2    0      
Herrod, Jeff          ILB IND   16 16 98   31   0.5  1    1    0      
Wells, Dean           ILB NYK   16 16 98   34   1.0  1    4    0      
Wyman, Dave           ILB SEA   16 16 97   25   5.5  0    2    2      
Coryatt, Quentin      OLB ATL   16 16 97   27   2.0  1    1    0      
Miller, Corey         OLB WAS   16 16 96   27   2.5  0    0    2      
Mason, Eddie          ILB BUF   15 15 96   22   0.0  0    4    0      
Joyner, Seth          OLB JAX   16 16 95   26   3.0  2    6    4      
D'Onofrio, Mark       ILB STL   16 14 95   37   1.0  1    0    0      
Roper, John           OLB CLE   16 16 94   38   9.5  1    12   14     
Gibson, Dennis        ILB NJY   16 16 93   15   2.0  0    2    2      
Lake, Carnell         S   PIT   16 16 93   48   0.0  1    0    0      
Banks, Carl           OLB NYK   16 16 92   26   3.5  0    1    0      
Hackett, Dino         ILB KCY   12 12 92   27   1.5  0    1    0      
Williams, Willie      CB  STL   16 13 92   25   0.0  0    0    0      
Browner, Joey         S   MIN   13 13 90   30   0.0  0    0    0      
Fletcher, Simon       OLB BAL   16 16 90   22   2.5  3    4    2      
Walton, Alvin         S   WAS   16 16 90   37   3.0  1    2    0

nilodor · 08-03-2007, 02:33 PM

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Sacks

  Player              Pos Team  GP GS Tckl Asst Sack Blkd Hurr QBKd  
McGlockton, Chester   DE  NED   16 16 58   24   17.5 3    22   26     
Armstrong, Trace      DE  CHI   15 15 46   17   17.5 5    26   33     
Burnett, Rob          DE  GBY   16 16 46   14   16.0 1    24   28     
Ahanotu, Chidi        DE  NOS   16 16 48   15   15.0 10   29   22     
Brock, Matt           DE  GBY   13 13 40   11   14.0 3    11   6      
White, Reggie         DE  PHI   16 16 59   15   13.0 4    32   12     
Childress, Ray        DT  CAR   16 16 48   24   12.5 8    23   32     
Williams, Brent       DE  NED   16 15 45   15   12.5 5    17   13     
LaBounty, Matt        DE  MIA   16 16 41   15   12.5 6    19   0      
Fontenot, Al          DE  OAK   16 16 41   12   12.0 5    15   0      
Jones, Sean           DE  SFO   16 16 34   16   12.0 3    19   10     
McClendon, Skip       DE  CIN   16 16 43   18   11.5 4    12   0      
Rocker, Tracy         DT  NJY   16 16 34   17   11.5 5    16   5      
Stokes, Fred          DE  WAS   16 16 50   11   11.0 10   19   14     
Cross, Jeff           DE  MIA   15 15 34   14   11.0 6    18   15     
Robbins, Austin       DT  SDO   16 16 49   21   10.5 2    16   7      
Mims, Chris           DE  SEA   16 16 46   9    10.5 10   19   7      
Carroll, Herman       DE  CAR   16 16 35   11   10.5 2    6    1      
Curry, Shane          DE  NYK   16 16 33   19   10.5 5    20   8      
Barker, Roy           DE  IND   16 16 29   12   10.5 6    30   4      
Piel, Mike            DE  PIT   16 16 30   5    10.0 4    14   16     
Roper, John           OLB CLE   16 16 94   38   9.5  1    12   14     
Emtman, Steve         DE  SEA   16 16 46   30   9.5  5    24   7      
McCrary, Michael      DE  BAL   16 16 40   24   9.5  3    11   2      
Owens, Rich           DE  DEN   16 16 34   14   9.5  4    11   1      
Martin, Wayne         DE  NOS   13 13 33   12   9.5  8    25   38     
Knight, Shawn         DE  JAX   16 16 49   21   9.0  3    11   0      
Bratzke, Chad         DE  ARI   16 16 46   17   9.0  4    17   3      
O'Neal, Leslie        DE  SDO   16 16 45   16   9.0  5    17   20     
Hamilton, Keith       DT  DAL   16 16 54   21   8.5  3    8    5      
Smeenge, Joel         DE  TBY   16 16 42   18   8.5  3    19   3      
Hancock, Conrad       DE  OAK   16 16 41   18   8.5  4    21   5      
Klingbeil, Chuck      DT  OAK   16 15 41   16   8.5  1    7    2      
**Douglas, Hugh       DE  DET   16 16 36   21   8.5  5    18   9      
Williams, Lincoln     DE  HOU   16 16 35   13   8.5  5    14   9      
Grossman, Burt        DE  SDO   16 16 32   12   8.5  3    11   13     
**Randle, John        DT  DET   16 8  25   12   8.5  1    20   18     
Buckner, Brenston     DT  SEA   16 16 42   29   8.0  6    16   2

nilodor · 08-03-2007, 02:34 PM

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Pass Coverage Statistics
   
  Player              Pos Team  GP GS Ints IRYd TD   Defn Cght PPly PDPct  
Wright, Felix         S   SDO   16 12 9    95   1    8    28   432  88.8    
Allen, Eric           CB  PHI   14 14 7    99   0    19   39   504  88.2    
Bailey, Carleton      ILB BAL   16 16 7    96   0    7    48   627  80.6    
Brown, J.B.           CB  GBY   16 16 7    58   0    11   38   566  84.4    
Carrington, Darren    S   TEN   16 12 6    100  0    15   33   521  86.7    
Fulcher, David        S   CIN   16 16 6    25   0    22   42   654  86.6    
Hagy, John            S   CAR   16 16 6    99   1    13   30   587  86.1    
McMillan, Erik        S   NJY   14 14 6    73   0    14   30   517  87.1    
Stinson, Lemuel       CB  NYK   16 16 6    77   0    10   48   561  80.8    
Butler, Le Roy        S   IND   16 8  6    143  1    6    22   295  87.7    
Maxie, Brett          S   NOS   13 13 5    37   0    12   31   518  84.9    
McDowell, Bubba       S   TEN   15 15 5    32   0    9    34   495  82.7    
Prior, Mike           S   IND   15 15 5    24   0    10   25   524  85.5    
**White, William      S   DET   16 13 5    35   0    15   33   569  85.5    
**Davis, Eric         CB  DET   16 16 5    15   0    27   49   599  86.6    
Lambert, Dion         CB  CAR   16 16 5    16   0    8    42   591  80.6    
Bishop, Blaine        S   HOU   16 14 5    31   0    16   39   610  84.4    
**Sehorn, Jason       CB  DET   12 9  5    106  1    16   26   412  89.5    
Talley, Ben           OLB BUF   16 16 5    41   0    5    47   563  78.0    
Figaro, Cedric        ILB TBY   15 9  4    37   1    8    22   439  84.8    
Harper, Dwayne        CB  SEA   16 16 4    43   0    17   45   596  82.6    
**Spielman, Chris     ILB DET   16 16 4    78   0    7    40   608  79.8    
Taylor, Keith         S   IND   11 11 4    50   0    4    14   331  85.8    
Walton, Alvin         S   WAS   16 16 4    46   0    13   35   602  83.2    
Woolford, Donnell     CB  CHI   14 14 4    83   0    6    30   463  81.4    
Devine, Randy         CB  OAK   15 8  4    28   0    3    32   446  79.1    
Lathon, Lamar         OLB HOU   16 16 4    34   1    10   51   664  78.9    
Williams, James       CB  MIA   16 14 4    86   1    8    41   529  79.6    
Fain, Richard         CB  JAX   16 11 4    12   0    5    38   537  79.1    
Turner, Eric          S   TBY   15 15 4    69   1    6    29   534  81.8    
Williams, Aeneas      CB  MIN   16 16 4    58   1    11   36   467  82.2    
Buckley, Terrell      CB  CHI   16 16 4    45   0    13   36   573  83.0    
Clay, Willie          S   TBY   16 13 4    46   0    6    36   509  79.9    
Hall, Dana            S   NOS   16 11 4    17   0    4    35   575  79.6    
Brooks, Derrick       OLB DEN   15 15 4    23   0    16   37   540  84.2    
Pounds, Darryl        CB  MIA   15 14 4    36   0    13   37   487  82.8    
Shade, Sam            S   KCY   16 8  4    28   0    3    17   213  84.7

nilodor · 08-03-2007, 02:39 PM

I think this was a pretty remarkable season. Offensively out output ranks 4th all time behind the 98 Vikings, 83 Redskins and 2000 Rams and defensively we weren't too far behind the 2000 Ravens who allowed 165 points. Hopefully this dominance can translate into a couple of post season victories.

nilodor · 08-03-2007, 07:44 PM

Wild Card
24 Atlanta
17 Dallas

16 Carolina
20 Seattle

31 Cincinnati
15 Oakland

14 Tennessee
7 Houston

Division Round
vs Atlanta (10-7) -6
Passing: Favre 18-26 239 2 td
Rushing: Sanders 19-109 1 td
Receiving: McCardell 4-113

Atlanta got the ball to start the game off and promptly ran Greg Hill down our throats with an 80 yard drive ending in a field goal. Our first possession, a little less inspiring. 3 plays, -1 yards. Here we go again. But all is not lost, after we punt it away, we hold them to a 5 play drive and when we get the ball back the magic begins. Our next three drives all ended in the end zone, while all Atlanta could manage in response was a field goal, sandwiched around an interception and a punt. One more Atlanta punt and we were up 21-6 at half time.

The second half started off even better than the first. Our first possession we drove deep into Atlanta territory and settled for a field goal. Then the defense forced a 3 and out and we followed that by scoring a touchdown. One more touchdown late in the game iced this one as we get revenge for our only defeat of the season.
Final:38-9 W (16-1)

A big loss today as Kevin Clark is out for the season with a torn ACL.

23 Seattle
7 New Orleans

16 Cincinnati
21 Miami

21 Tennessee
14 Pittsburgh

Conference Finals
vs Seattle (12-6) -11
Passing: Favre 19-29 218 1 td
Rushing: Sanders 26-142 1 td
Receiving: Carter 5-75

When you look at the Seahawks you’re like, they are fantastic, except for that Kubiak guy. That point was illustrated today as the Hawks played well, but Kubiak’s three interceptions all proved costly as each one led to Lions points. Our longest drive was 47 yards but it didn’t matter as our defense held Kubiak to 18 of 42 passing and a 38.3 rating. Eric Davis came up big with 2 of the picks and he really help shut down Brian Blades who only caught 5 of the 16 balls thrown his way as Sir Rice was experiencing double coverage most of the game.
Final: 20-7 W (17-1)

10 Tennessee
3 Miami

Marino again gets denied a trip to the big game.

nilodor · 08-03-2007, 07:46 PM

Super Bowl

nilodor · 08-03-2007, 07:48 PM

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Detroit won the toss and elected to receive. 
Start of first quarter. 
(1Q: 15:00) Cole Ford kicked off 65 yards from the TEN30. Jason Sehorn returned the ball 22 yards to the DET27. Tackled by Irving Spikes. 
1-10-DET27 (1Q: 14:26) Brett Favre pass fell incomplete, intended for WR Cris Carter. CB Doug Evans defended the pass. 
2-10-DET27 (1Q: 14:17) Rodney Hampton ran around right end for 3 yards. Tackled by OLB Broderick Thomas.  
3-7-DET30 (1Q: 13:45) Brett Favre pass completed to WR Milt Stegall for 1 yard. Tackled by S Tripp Welborne. 
4-6-DET31 (1Q: 13:00) Dan Stryzinski punted 44 yards. Charles Jordan returned the kick 13 yards to the TEN38. Tackled by Milt Stegall.

nilodor · 08-03-2007, 07:51 PM

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1-10-TEN38 (1Q: 12:50) Warren Moon pass completed to RB Lorenzo White for 10 yards. Tackled by CB Ray Crockett, assisted by ILB Eric Hill. 
1-10-TEN48 (1Q: 12:12) Warren Moon pass fell incomplete, intended for WR Charlie Matthews. OLB Mark Fields drove right through Gerald Perry to hurry the quarterback. 
2-10-TEN48 (1Q: 12:05) Warren Moon pass was intended for WR Ernest Givins and was intercepted by S Bennie Blades at the DET37. Tackled by Ernest Givins. The quarterback threw into double coverage.

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1-10-DET37 (1Q: 11:57) Brett Favre pass completed to WR Cris Carter for 16 yards. Tackled by CB Doug Evans, assisted by S Darren Carrington. The receiver ran his route right over the middle of the field. Carter gained 6 yards after the catch. 
1-10-TEN47 (1Q: 11:10) Barry Sanders ran inside the left tackle for 8 yards. Tackled by S Bubba McDowell. Key block delivered by Matt O'Dwyer.  
2-2-TEN39 (1Q: 10:39) Barry Sanders ran around right end for 23 yards. Tackled by OLB Klondike Clark. Key block delivered by Lincoln Kennedy.  
1-10-TEN16 (1Q: 10:04) Brett Favre pass completed to TE Larry Centers for 16 yards and a TOUCHDOWN! Detroit 6, Tennessee 0 
(1Q: 10:04) Extra point by Scott Norwood was good. Detroit 7, Tennessee 0 
(1Q: 09:55) Scott Norwood kicked off 75 yards from the DET30. Touchback. 
Thank You Warren!!!

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1-10-TEN20 (1Q: 09:55) Curvin Richards ran inside the right tackle for 2 yards. Tackled by ILB Chris Spielman.  
2-8-TEN22 (1Q: 09:17) Warren Moon pass completed to WR Charles Jordan for 2 yards. Tackled by CB Jason Sehorn. 
3-6-TEN24 (1Q: 08:36) Warren Moon sacked by OLB Mark Fields for a loss of 7 yards. Sack allowed by Steve Hoyem. The ball was fumbled and recovered by TEN Curvin Richards on the TEN17. 
4-13-TEN17 (1Q: 08:09) Greg Montgomery punted 50 yards. Darrien Gordon returned the kick 20 yards to the TEN47. Tackled by Greg Jeffries.

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1-10-TEN47 (1Q: 08:00) Barry Sanders ran inside the left tackle for 9 yards. Tackled by ILB Al Smith, assisted by S Bubba McDowell. Key block delivered by Lincoln Kennedy.  
2-1-TEN38 (1Q: 07:19) Brett Favre pass was thrown incomplete, intended for RB Barry Sanders. 
3-1-TEN38 (1Q: 07:15) Barry Sanders ran inside the right guard for -3 yards. Tackled by S Bubba McDowell.  
4-4-TEN41 (1Q: 06:39) Dan Stryzinski punted 38 yards. The ball was downed at the TEN03.

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1-10-TEN03 (1Q: 06:31) Curvin Richards ran inside the left guard for 1 yard. Tackled by ILB Chris Spielman.
2-9-TEN04 (1Q: 05:50) Lorenzo White ran inside the left guard for 1 yard. Tackled by ILB Eric Hill, assisted by ILB Chris Spielman.
3-8-TEN05 (1Q: 05:07) Warren Moon pass completed to WR Charles Jordan for 13 yards. Tackled by ILB Chris Spielman, assisted by CB Jason Sehorn. The receiver ran his route right over the middle of the field.
1-10-TEN18 (1Q: 04:33) Warren Moon pass completed to WR Ernest Givins for 5 yards. Tackled by DT John Randle. The quarterback threw into double coverage.
2-5-TEN23 (1Q: 04:07) Warren Moon pass completed to WR Charlie Matthews for 8 yards. Tackled by ILB Ed McDaniel, assisted by CB Jason Sehorn. Matthews gained 8 yards after the catch.
1-10-TEN31 (1Q: 03:36) Curvin Richards ran around the left tackle for 11 yards. Tackled by S William White, assisted by CB Eric Davis. Key block delivered by Jay Pennison.
1-10-TEN42 (1Q: 03:12) Warren Moon pass completed to WR Ernest Givins for 11 yards. Tackled by S Bennie Blades, assisted by OLB Mark Fields.
1-10-DET47 (1Q: 02:51) Lorenzo White ran around the left tackle for 4 yards. Tackled by CB Ray Crockett, assisted by S Bennie Blades.
2-6-DET43 (1Q: 02:21) Lorenzo White ran around the left tackle for 5 yards. Tackled by OLB Mark Fields, assisted by CB Ray Crockett.
3-1-DET38 (1Q: 01:51) Warren Moon pass completed to FB Alonzo Highsmith for 12 yards. The receiver went out of bounds. Tackled by CB Jason Sehorn, assisted by ILB Eric Hill. The receiver ran his route right over the middle of the field. Highsmith gained 8 yards after the catch.
1-10-DET26 (1Q: 01:29) Warren Moon pass was blocked at the line, intended for WR Ernest Givins. DT John Randle blocked the pass. The quarterback threw away from the double coverage.
2-10-DET26 (1Q: 01:23) Warren Moon pass was intended for WR Ernest Givins and was intercepted by CB Jason Sehorn in the end zone. Touchback.

!!!!! Again Thank you Warren, now lets get another score boys!

nilodor · 08-03-2007, 07:56 PM

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1-10-DET20 (1Q: 01:15) Barry Sanders ran around the left tackle for 12 yards. Tackled by DT Keith Traylor. Key block delivered by Lincoln Kennedy.
1-10-DET32 (1Q: 00:30) Brett Favre scrambled for 4 yards. Tackled by ILB Al Smith.
Start of second quarter.
2-6-DET36 (2Q: 15:00) Barry Sanders ran around the left tackle for 10 yards. Tackled by S Darren Carrington, assisted by CB Doug Evans. Key block delivered by Larry Centers.
1-10-DET46 (2Q: 14:13) Barry Sanders ran inside the right guard for 1 yard. Tackled by DT Alphonso Taylor.
2-9-DET47 (2Q: 13:29) Barry Sanders ran around right end for 14 yards. Tackled by OLB Broderick Thomas. Key block delivered by Joe Milinchik.
1-10-TEN39 (2Q: 12:52) Brett Favre pass completed to WR Milt Stegall for 6 yards. Tackled by CB Chris Dishman. The quarterback threw away from the double coverage.
2-4-TEN33 (2Q: 12:15) Rodney Hampton ran inside the left tackle for 4 yards. Tackled by DT Joe Phillips. Key block delivered by Lincoln Kennedy.
1-10-TEN29 (2Q: 11:39) Brett Favre pass fell incomplete, intended for RB Barry Sanders. CB Greg Jeffries defended the pass. The quarterback threw away from the double coverage.
2-10-TEN29 (2Q: 11:36) Barry Sanders ran inside the right tackle for 2 yards. Tackled by CB Greg Jeffries.
3-8-TEN27 (2Q: 11:11) Brett Favre pass completed to RB Barry Sanders for 6 yards. Tackled by S Darren Carrington, assisted by DE Kevin Carter. Sanders gained 1 yard after the catch. The quarterback threw away from the double coverage.
4-2-TEN21 (2Q: 10:41) Scott Norwood attempted a 38 yard field goal and succeeded. Detroit 10, Tennessee 0
Only a field goal, hopefully that doesn't come back to haunt us.

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(2Q: 10:34) Scott Norwood kicked off 64 yards from the DET30. Irving Spikes returned the ball 16 yards to the TEN22. Tackled by William White. Ball was fumbled and recovered by DET Tommy Vardell on the TEN22. 
1-10-TEN22 (2Q: 10:29) Brett Favre scrambled for 10 yards. Tackled by OLB Broderick Thomas. 
1-10-TEN12 (2Q: 10:00) Barry Sanders ran inside the right guard for 6 yards. Tackled by ILB Al Smith. Key block delivered by Lincoln Kennedy.  
2-4-TEN06 (2Q: 09:31) Brett Favre pass completed to WR Cris Carter for 3 yards. Tackled by OLB Broderick Thomas. 
3-1-TEN03 (2Q: 08:44) Barry Sanders ran inside the left guard for 3 yards and a TOUCHDOWN! Key block delivered by Tommy Vardell. Vardell ran over Trev Alberts to open the hole. Detroit 16, Tennessee 0 
(2Q: 08:44) Extra point by Scott Norwood was good. Detroit 17, Tennessee 0 
(2Q: 08:37) Scott Norwood kicked off 61 yards from the DET30. Charles Jordan returned the ball 19 yards to the TEN28. Tackled by Mike Cofer.

Again, 3 huge turnovers for Tennessee, this is what we're good at. I'm just trying not to get too excited, but it's hard.

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1-10-TEN28 (2Q: 08:12) Curvin Richards ran inside the left guard for 0 yards. Tackled by OLB Mark Fields.  
2-10-TEN28 (2Q: 07:26) Warren Moon pass was intended for RB Irving Spikes and was intercepted by S Bennie Blades at the DET27. Tackled by Irving Spikes. The quarterback threw away from the double coverage.

Another one, unbelievable. Poor ol Warren, poor ol Travis.

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1-10-DET27 (2Q: 07:13) Barry Sanders ran inside the right tackle for 8 yards. Tackled by CB Chris Dishman. Key block delivered by Howard Ballard.  
2-2-DET35 (2Q: 06:29) Rodney Hampton ran inside the left guard for 1 yard. Tackled by OLB Klondike Clark, assisted by S Bubba McDowell.  
3-1-DET36 (2Q: 06:00) Barry Sanders ran inside the right tackle for -1 yards. Tackled by DT Alphonso Taylor. ILB Al Smith crushed Tony Boselli to wreck the play.  
4-2-DET35 (2Q: 05:16) Dan Stryzinski punted 53 yards. Charles Jordan returned the kick 3 yards to the TEN15. Tackled by Mack Strong.

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1-10-TEN15 (2Q: 05:09) Warren Moon pass was thrown incomplete, intended for WR Ernest Givins. 
2-10-TEN15 (2Q: 05:00) Curvin Richards ran inside the right guard for 0 yards. Tackled by DE Les Miller.  
3-10-TEN15 (2Q: 04:15) Warren Moon pass completed to WR Charlie Matthews for 25 yards. Tackled by CB Eric Davis. The receiver ran his route right over the middle of the field. Matthews gained 5 yards after the catch. The quarterback threw away from the double coverage. 
1-10-TEN40 (2Q: 03:47) Warren Moon pass fell incomplete, intended for WR Charlie Matthews. S Bennie Blades defended the pass. 
2-10-TEN40 (2Q: 03:35) Warren Moon pass fell incomplete, intended for WR Charlie Matthews. CB Eric Davis defended the pass. 
3-10-TEN40 (2Q: 03:25) Warren Moon pass was blocked at the line, intended for WR Ernest Givins. CB Jason Sehorn blocked the pass. 
4-10-TEN40 (2Q: 03:15) Greg Montgomery punted 50 yards. Darrien Gordon returned the kick 12 yards to the DET22. Tackled by Greg Jeffries.

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1-10-DET22 (2Q: 03:05) Brett Favre pass completed to WR Cris Carter for 9 yards. Tackled by S Bubba McDowell, assisted by OLB Broderick Thomas. 
2-1-DET31 (2Q: 02:19) Brett Favre pass completed to WR Isaac Bruce for 31 yards. Tackled by S Bubba McDowell. Bruce gained 2 yards after the catch. 
Official time out for the two-minute warning. 
1-10-TEN38 (2Q: 02:00) Brett Favre pass fell incomplete, intended for WR Keenan McCardell. CB Doug Evans defended the pass. 
2-10-TEN38 (2Q: 01:49) Brett Favre pass was blocked at the line, intended for WR Isaac Bruce. DE Kevin Carter blocked the pass. 
3-10-TEN38 (2Q: 01:40) Brett Favre pass fell incomplete, intended for WR Keenan McCardell. S Darren Carrington hurried the quarterback into a bad throw. 
4-10-TEN38 (2Q: 01:31) Scott Norwood attempted a 55 yard field goal and missed wide to the left.

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1-10-TEN45 (2Q: 01:23) Warren Moon pass completed to WR Charles Jordan for 10 yards. Tackled by S William White. The quarterback threw into double coverage. PENALTY: Detroit was called for Defensive Holding. The penalty was declined. 
1-10-DET45 (2Q: 01:13) Warren Moon pass fell incomplete, intended for WR Charles Jordan. S Bennie Blades defended the pass. 
2-10-DET45 (2Q: 01:03) Warren Moon pass fell incomplete, intended for WR Oscar Dunbar. S William White defended the pass. 
3-10-DET45 (2Q: 00:53) Warren Moon pass fell incomplete, intended for WR Charles Jordan. CB Eric Davis simply crushed the receiver as the ball arrived. 
4-10-DET45 (2Q: 00:44) Greg Montgomery punted 39 yards. The ball was downed at the DET06. 
1-10-DET06 (2Q: 00:36) Rodney Hampton ran inside the left guard for -2 yards. Tackled by OLB Klondike Clark, assisted by OLB Broderick Thomas.

Halftime
Detroit 17 Tennessee 0!

nilodor · 08-03-2007, 07:59 PM

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(3Q: 15:00) Scott Norwood kicked off 72 yards from the DET30. Touchback. 
1-10-TEN20 (3Q: 15:00) Warren Moon pass completed to RB Lorenzo White for 8 yards. Tackled by CB Eric Davis. White gained 5 yards after the catch. The quarterback threw away from the double coverage. 
2-2-TEN28 (3Q: 14:22) PENALTY: Tennessee was called for a False Start. 
2-7-TEN23 (3Q: 14:15) Warren Moon pass was dropped by WR Ernest Givins. 
3-7-TEN23 (3Q: 14:05) Warren Moon pass fell incomplete, intended for WR Charlie Matthews. DT John Randle hurried the quarterback into a bad throw. 
4-7-TEN23 (3Q: 13:59) Greg Montgomery punted 53 yards. Darrien Gordon returned the kick 14 yards to the DET38. Tackled by Jerry Ostroski.

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1-10-DET38 (3Q: 13:50) Brett Favre pass completed to WR Cris Carter for 29 yards. Tackled by OLB Broderick Thomas. The receiver ran his route right over the middle of the field. Carter gained 12 yards after the catch. The quarterback threw into double coverage. 
1-10-TEN33 (3Q: 13:04) Barry Sanders ran inside the right guard for 21 yards. Tackled by CB Doug Evans. Key block delivered by Kevin Glover. Glover absolutely flattened Mike Evans to create the hole. PENALTY: Detroit was called for Unnecessary Roughness. 
1-10-TEN27 (3Q: 12:51) Brett Favre pass completed to TE Larry Centers for 20 yards. Tackled by CB Greg Jeffries. Centers gained 2 yards after the catch. The quarterback threw away from the double coverage. 
1-7-TEN07 (3Q: 12:10) Brett Favre pass completed to RB Barry Sanders for 7 yards and a TOUCHDOWN! Sanders gained 6 yards after the catch. Detroit 23, Tennessee 0 
(3Q: 12:10) Extra point by Scott Norwood was good. Detroit 24, Tennessee 0 
(3Q: 12:05) Scott Norwood kicked off 66 yards from the DET30. Charles Jordan returned the ball 12 yards to the TEN16. Tackled by Jay Bellamy.

Oh it's getting so close!

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1-10-TEN16 (3Q: 11:38) Lorenzo White ran inside the right tackle for 5 yards. Tackled by S Bennie Blades. Key block delivered by Gerald Perry.  
2-5-TEN21 (3Q: 10:53) Warren Moon pass fell incomplete, intended for WR Charles Jordan. ILB Chris Spielman defended the pass. The defense looked very familiar with that play. 
3-5-TEN21 (3Q: 10:47) Warren Moon pass completed to RB Curvin Richards for 7 yards. Tackled by ILB Chris Spielman. Richards gained 3 yards after the catch. 
1-10-TEN28 (3Q: 10:05) Warren Moon sacked by ILB Chris Spielman for a loss of 5 yards. Spielman simply blew through Mike Withycombe to reach the quarterback and knock him down. The ball was fumbled and recovered by TEN Shawn Harper on the TEN23. 
2-15-TEN23 (3Q: 09:34) Warren Moon sacked by OLB Mark Fields for a loss of 6 yards. Sack allowed by Mike Withycombe. 
3-21-TEN17 (3Q: 09:11) Warren Moon pass fell incomplete, intended for WR Charlie Matthews. S William White defended the pass. The defense looked very familiar with that play. The quarterback threw away from the double coverage. 
4-21-TEN17 (3Q: 09:02) Greg Montgomery punted 45 yards. Darrien Gordon called for a fair catch at the DET38.

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1-10-DET38 (3Q: 08:55) Rodney Hampton ran inside the right guard for 7 yards. Tackled by ILB Al Smith. Key block delivered by Howard Ballard.  
2-3-DET45 (3Q: 08:16) Rodney Hampton ran around left end for 16 yards. Tackled by ILB Al Smith, assisted by OLB Broderick Thomas. Key block delivered by Matt O'Dwyer.  
1-10-TEN39 (3Q: 07:45) Barry Sanders ran inside the right guard for -1 yards. Tackled by DT Keith Traylor, assisted by DT Alphonso Taylor.  
2-11-TEN40 (3Q: 07:17) Barry Sanders ran around right end for 4 yards. Tackled by ILB Al Smith, assisted by S Bubba McDowell.  
3-7-TEN36 (3Q: 06:33) Brett Favre pass completed to TE Larry Centers for 7 yards. Tackled by CB Greg Jeffries. 
1-10-TEN29 (3Q: 06:07) Brett Favre pass was intended for RB Barry Sanders and was intercepted by CB Greg Jeffries at the TEN26. The interception was returned 28 yards. Tackled by Barry Sanders. The quarterback threw away from the double coverage.

*Game was stopped as a pair of binoculars is scraped off the field, it appears they were thrown from the Lions box, possibly at Brett Favre*

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1-10-DET46 (3Q: 05:55) Curvin Richards ran inside the right tackle for 1 yard. Tackled by OLB Mark Fields, assisted by DE Clyde Simmons. S Bennie Blades crushed Jay Pennison to wreck the play.  
2-9-DET45 (3Q: 05:14) Warren Moon pass completed to RB Curvin Richards for -1 yards. The receiver went out of bounds. Tackled by DT John Randle, assisted by S William White. The receiver ran his route right over the middle of the field. 
3-10-DET46 (3Q: 04:33) Warren Moon pass completed to WR Ernest Givins for 9 yards. Tackled by ILB Chris Spielman. 
4-1-DET37 (3Q: 04:04) Greg Montgomery punted 37 yards. Touchback.

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1-10-DET20 (3Q: 03:58) Rodney Hampton ran outside the right tackle for 9 yards. Tackled by ILB Al Smith, assisted by CB Chris Dishman. Key block delivered by Wesley Walls.  
2-1-DET29 (3Q: 03:33) Barry Sanders ran around left end for 10 yards. Tackled by CB Rod Smith. Key block delivered by Lincoln Kennedy.  
1-10-DET39 (3Q: 02:49) Barry Sanders ran inside the left guard for 1 yard. Tackled by DT Joe Phillips, assisted by S Bubba McDowell.  
2-9-DET40 (3Q: 02:14) Barry Sanders ran around left end for 11 yards. Tackled by CB Greg Jeffries, assisted by DE Greg Jefferson. Key block delivered by Matt O'Dwyer.  
1-10-TEN49 (3Q: 01:43) Brett Favre pass completed to FB Mack Strong for 1 yard. Tackled by CB Greg Jeffries. 
2-9-TEN48 (3Q: 01:18) Barry Sanders ran around the left tackle for 5 yards. Tackled by DE Kevin Carter, assisted by S Darren Carrington.  
3-4-TEN43 (3Q: 00:36) Brett Favre pass completed to WR Keenan McCardell for -2 yards. The receiver went out of bounds. Tackled by CB Greg Jeffries. 
4-6-TEN45 (3Q: 00:03) Dan Stryzinski punted 34 yards. Charles Jordan returned the kick 6 yards to the TEN17. PENALTY: Tennessee was called for an Illegal Block on the Punt Return.

nilodor · 08-03-2007, 08:03 PM

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1-10-TEN08 (4Q: 15:00) Warren Moon pass fell incomplete, intended for WR Ernest Givins. DE Hugh Douglas drove right through Steve Hoyem to hurry the quarterback. 
2-10-TEN08 (4Q: 14:50) Warren Moon pass was intended for WR Ernest Givins and was intercepted by CB Jason Sehorn at the TEN27. Tackled by Ernest Givins.

Well that's about all she wrote, let's just get outta dodge with a championship, how bout it boys?

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1-10-TEN27 (4Q: 14:42) Barry Sanders ran inside the left guard for 0 yards. Tackled by S Bubba McDowell.  
2-10-TEN27 (4Q: 14:19) PENALTY: Detroit was called for a False Start. 
2-15-TEN32 (4Q: 14:14) Brett Favre pass completed to RB Barry Sanders for 6 yards. Tackled by ILB Al Smith. The receiver ran his route right over the middle of the field. The quarterback threw away from the double coverage. 
3-9-TEN26 (4Q: 13:41) Brett Favre pass completed to WR Isaac Bruce for 24 yards. Tackled by CB Greg Jeffries. The receiver ran his route right over the middle of the field. The quarterback threw away from the double coverage. 
1-2-TEN02 (4Q: 12:58) Barry Sanders ran around right end for 0 yards. Tackled by ILB Al Smith.  
2-2-TEN02 (4Q: 12:34) Barry Sanders ran around right end for -1 yards. Tackled by DT Alphonso Taylor. The defense looked very familiar with that play.  
3-3-TEN03 (4Q: 12:05) Brett Favre pass completed to WR Cris Carter for 3 yards and a TOUCHDOWN! Detroit 30, Tennessee 0 
(4Q: 12:05) Extra point by Scott Norwood was good. Detroit 31, Tennessee 0 
(4Q: 11:55) Scott Norwood kicked off 72 yards from the DET30. Touchback.

Or that will work

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1-10-TEN20 (4Q: 11:55) Warren Moon pass completed to RB Irving Spikes for 12 yards. Tackled by CB Jason Sehorn. The receiver ran his route right over the middle of the field. Spikes gained 1 yard after the catch. 
1-10-TEN32 (4Q: 11:18) Warren Moon pass was dropped by WR Charles Jordan. 
2-10-TEN32 (4Q: 11:05) Warren Moon pass fell incomplete, intended for RB Irving Spikes. S William White defended the pass. 
3-10-TEN32 (4Q: 10:57) Warren Moon sacked by DE Hugh Douglas for a loss of 5 yards. Sack allowed by Mike Withycombe. 
4-15-TEN27 (4Q: 10:27) Greg Montgomery punted 57 yards. Darrien Gordon returned the kick 12 yards to the DET28. Tackled by Alonzo Highsmith.

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1-10-DET28 (4Q: 10:16) Barry Sanders ran around left end for 1 yard. Tackled by ILB Al Smith, assisted by DE Kevin Carter.  
2-9-DET29 (4Q: 09:38) Rodney Hampton ran inside the right tackle for 1 yard. Tackled by CB Rod Smith, assisted by ILB Al Smith.  
3-8-DET30 (4Q: 09:15) Barry Sanders ran around the left tackle for -3 yards. Tackled by ILB Al Smith, assisted by S Tripp Welborne.  
4-11-DET27 (4Q: 08:45) Dan Stryzinski punted 50 yards. Charlie Matthews returned the kick 5 yards to the TEN28. Tackled by Tommy Vardell.

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1-10-TEN28 (4Q: 08:36) Warren Moon pass fell incomplete, intended for WR Ernest Givins. S Bennie Blades defended the pass. The quarterback threw into double coverage. 
2-10-TEN28 (4Q: 08:29) Warren Moon pass was dropped by RB Irving Spikes. The quarterback threw away from the double coverage. 
3-10-TEN28 (4Q: 08:20) Warren Moon pass completed to RB Curvin Richards for 7 yards. Tackled by CB Jason Sehorn, assisted by CB Ray Crockett. 
4-3-TEN35 (4Q: 07:40) Greg Montgomery punted 34 yards. Cris Carter returned the kick 12 yards to the DET43. Tackled by Curvin Richards.

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1-10-DET43 (4Q: 07:30) Barry Sanders ran outside the right tackle for -1 yards. Tackled by OLB Broderick Thomas, assisted by DE Mike Evans.  
2-11-DET42 (4Q: 06:45) Barry Sanders ran inside the right guard for 1 yard. Tackled by OLB Broderick Thomas, assisted by CB Rod Smith.  
3-10-DET43 (4Q: 05:59) Barry Sanders ran inside the left tackle for 1 yard. Tackled by DE Kevin Carter. Sanders looked a little sluggish on this cold day.  
4-9-DET44 (4Q: 05:15) Dan Stryzinski punted 53 yards. The ball was downed at the TEN03.

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1-10-TEN03 (4Q: 05:05) Lorenzo White ran inside the left tackle for 3 yards. Tackled by DT Jerry Ball. ILB Chris Spielman knocked down Steve Hoyem to break up the play.  
2-7-TEN06 (4Q: 04:42) Warren Moon sacked by DE Hugh Douglas and CB Ray Crockett for a loss of 6 yards and a safety. Sack allowed by Mike Withycombe. Detroit 33, Tennessee 0 
(4Q: 04:26) Cole Ford kicked off 52 yards from the TEN20. Jason Sehorn returned the ball 27 yards to the TEN45. Tackled by Oscar Dunbar.

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1-10-TEN45 (4Q: 04:19) Barry Sanders ran inside the left tackle for 0 yards. Tackled by DT Joe Phillips, assisted by ILB Al Smith.  
2-10-TEN45 (4Q: 03:32) Rodney Hampton ran around the left tackle for 2 yards. Tackled by ILB Trev Alberts, assisted by OLB Darion Conner.  
3-8-TEN43 (4Q: 02:48) Barry Sanders ran a counterplay inside the right tackle for 2 yards. Tackled by DE Greg Jefferson.  
4-6-TEN41 (4Q: 02:04) Dan Stryzinski punted 41 yards. Touchback.

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1-10-TEN20 (4Q: 01:57) Curvin Richards ran inside the left tackle for -2 yards. Tackled by ILB Eric Hill, assisted by S Bennie Blades. Richards looked a little sluggish on this cold day.  
2-12-TEN18 (4Q: 01:21) Warren Moon pass fell incomplete, intended for WR Charles Jordan. ILB Chris Spielman defended the pass. The quarterback threw away from the double coverage. 
3-12-TEN18 (4Q: 01:08) PENALTY: Tennessee was called for a False Start. 
3-17-TEN13 (4Q: 01:08) Curvin Richards ran around left end for 6 yards. Tackled by S Bennie Blades.  
4-11-TEN19 (4Q: 00:40) Greg Montgomery punted 59 yards. Cris Carter returned the kick 3 yards to the DET25. Tackled by Jerry Ostroski. 
1-10-DET25 (4Q: 00:33) Barry Sanders ran inside the right guard for 0 yards. Tackled by DE Greg Jefferson, assisted by CB Rod Smith.

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Final Score: Detroit Lions 33, Tennessee Titans 0

It's Bears, Patroits all over again, Barry gets his ring, we're the champions and the Matt Millen era never exists. Boo-freaking-yah!

nilodor · 08-03-2007, 08:03 PM

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Team Statistics DET TEN 
Record 18-1 12-8 
First Downs 19 10 
- by Rushing 10 1 
- by Passing 9 9 
- by Penalty 0 0 
Total Net Yards 381 146 
- Offensive Plays 66 56 
- Yards per Play 5.77 2.61 
Net Rushing Yards 198 37 
- Rushing Attempts 42 13 
- Yards per Rush 4.71 2.85 
Net Passing Yards 183 109 
- Att./Comp./Intrcpt 24 - 17 - 1 38 - 15 - 4 
- Gross Passing Yards 183 138 
- Sacks/Yards Lost 0/0 5/29 
- Yards per Pass Play 7.63 2.53 
Fumbles/Lost 0/0 3/1 
3rd Down Conversions 4/13 4/13 
- Avg. YtG on 3rd Down 5.9 9.6 
4th Down Conversions 0/0 0/0 
Penalties/Yards 2/20 3/18 
Punt Returns/Yards 6/73 3/21 
Kick Returns/Yards 2/49 3/47 
Interception Ret./Yards 4/0 1/28 
2pt Conversions 0/0 0/0 
Red Zone Visits 4 0 
- Red Zone TDs/FGs 4/0 0/0 
Avg. Drive Start OWN 36 OWN 22 
Time of Possession 36:29 23:31

nilodor · 08-03-2007, 08:04 PM

Joe Milinchik is out after the game from severe depression? WTF? Anyways it's a good thing we won this year because we're right up against the cap and are going to lose some good players. Phew!

nilodor · 08-03-2007, 08:06 PM

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1995 Awards List
   
   Award                                      Player                      Team  
**Player of the Year                          Barry Sanders               DET    
**Front Office Bowl MVP                       Barry Sanders               DET    
Coach of the Year                             Bill Coleman                DAL    
Legend of the Game                            Frank Minnifield            CLE    
**Offensive Player of the Year                Barry Sanders               DET    
Defensive Player of the Year                  Chester McGlockton          NED    
Offensive Rookie of the Year                  Napoleon Kaufman            SEA    
Defensive Rookie of the Year                  Derrick Brooks              DEN    
**All-League First Team Quarterback           Brett Favre                 DET    
**All-League First Team Running Back          Barry Sanders               DET    
All-League First Team Fullback                Craig Heyward               NOS    
All-League First Team Tight End               Keith Jackson               PHI    
All-League First Team Wide Receiver           Andre Reed                  BUF    
All-League First Team Wide Receiver           Sterling Sharpe             GBY    
All-League First Team Center                  Dermontti Dawson            PIT    
All-League First Team Offensive Guard         Kevin Gogan                 DAL    
All-League First Team Offensive Guard         Will Shields                DEN    
**All-League First Team Offensive Tackle      Howard Ballard              DET    
All-League First Team Offensive Tackle        Jumbo Elliott               NYK    
All-League First Team Punter                  Rohn Stark                  IND    
**All-League First Team Kicker                Scott Norwood               DET    
All-League First Team Defensive End           Chester McGlockton          NED    
All-League First Team Defensive End           Trace Armstrong             CHI    
All-League First Team Defensive Tackle        Ray Childress               CAR    
All-League First Team Defensive Tackle        Austin Robbins              SDO    
All-League First Team Inside Linebacker       Carleton Bailey             BAL    
All-League First Team Outside Linebacker      John Roper                  CLE    
All-League First Team Outside Linebacker      William Thomas              NED    
**All-League First Team Cornerback            Eric Davis                  DET    
All-League First Team Cornerback              Eric Allen                  PHI    
All-League First Team Safety                  David Fulcher               CIN    
All-League First Team Safety                  Tim McDonald                ARI    
All-League Second Team Quarterback            Boomer Esiason              CIN    
All-League Second Team Running Back           Emmitt Smith                NYK    
All-League Second Team Fullback               William Howard              PIT    
All-League Second Team Tight End              Shannon Sharpe              PIT    
All-League Second Team Wide Receiver          Michael Irvin               DAL    
**All-League Second Team Wide Receiver        Cris Carter                 DET    
All-League Second Team Center                 Darrick Brilz               SEA    
All-League Second Team Offensive Guard        Guy McIntyre                CHI    
All-League Second Team Offensive Guard        Tre Johnson                 ATL    
All-League Second Team Offensive Tackle       Bruce Armstrong             NED    
All-League Second Team Offensive Tackle       Jeff Criswell               NJY    
All-League Second Team Punter                 Chris Gardocki              GBY    
All-League Second Team Kicker                 Fuad Reveiz                 ATL    
All-League Second Team Defensive End          Rob Burnett                 GBY    
All-League Second Team Defensive End          Chidi Ahanotu               NOS    
All-League Second Team Defensive Tackle       Tony Siragusa               OAK    
All-League Second Team Defensive Tackle       Tracy Rocker                NJY    
**All-League Second Team Inside Linebacker    Chris Spielman              DET    
All-League Second Team Outside Linebacker     Pat Swilling                NOS    
All-League Second Team Outside Linebacker     Derrick Thomas              KCY    
All-League Second Team Cornerback             J.B. Brown                  GBY    
All-League Second Team Cornerback             A.J. Johnson                WAS    
All-League Second Team Safety                 Jarvis Williams             MIA    
All-League Second Team Safety                 Erik McMillan               NJY    
**League's Fastest Man                        Cris Carter                 DET    
League's Strongest Man                        Jeff Criswell               NJY

nilodor · 08-05-2007, 02:54 PM

Off Season

Retirements
OLB Mike Cofer – 3 time all pro, skills had totally diminished though, 366 tak 44.5 sck
DE Clyde Simmons – Leaves 8th all time in sacks, 238 tak 73 sck, 144 hur, 168 qbkd

Other Notable
K Morten Andersen
K Gary Anderson
RB Neal Anderson
LB Carl Banks
S Joey Browner
WR Gary Clark
WR Mark Clayton
LB Jack Del Rio
DE Chris Doleman
LB Simon Fletcher
QB Eric Hipple – 1619/2760 15587 yards 78 td 80 int 71.8 rtg 30 W 53 L
CB Ronnie Lippett
G Bruce Matthews
RB Herschel Walker – 3rd all-time rusher 8902 yards

Free Agency
Needs – RG, P, LDE, WLB, SS

Trying to Keep
P – Dan Stryzinski – 1.63M 3yr - DET
SS – Bennie Blades – 1.89M 2yr - DET
LB – Chris Spielman – Franchised
SILB – Ed McDaniel – 600K 1yr - CIN
CB – Jimmy Spencer – 450K 1yr - NYJ
WR – Milt Stegall – 920K 2yr - DET
NT – John Randle – 1.17M 2yr - DET
FS – George Teague – 870K 2 yr - DET

Letting Go
TE – Wesley Walls – 670K 1yr - SD
P – Jim Arnold – 690 K 1yr - MIN
DE – Les Miller – 1.81M 2yr - CIN
QB – John Friesz –
LB – Steve Hendrickson –
RG – Joe Milinchik – 2.23 M 2yr - CLV
LG – Mike Utley -
RT – Harry Boatswain – 520K 1yr - MIN
RB – Edgar Bennett

New Targets
TE – Walter Reeves – 1.12M 2 yr – DET
RG – Nate Newton – 2M 2yr – DET
QB – Eric Zeier – 600K 2yr - DET
LB – Marvin Jones – 860K 2yr - DET

Draft

1-32 – Simeon Rice – DE – Illinois – 27/52
3-32 – Donnie Abraham – CB – Small College – 22/36
4-32 – Carlos Emmons – LB – Arkansas State – 22/40
5-5 - La’Roi Glover – DT – San Diego State – 11/21
6-32 – Jermaine Lewis – WR – Maryland – 11/17
7-32 – Lawrence Phillips – RB – Nebraska – 25/33
Overall: A-

Rest of the first round:

Spoiler

nilodor · 08-05-2007, 03:00 PM

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Top Ten Most Likely Busts:

Name                          Team             Pos	Change
Ball, Jerry                   Detroit          NT	-17
Glover, Kevin                 Detroit          C	-15
Vardell, Tommy                Detroit          FB	-11
Clark, Kevin                  Detroit          RCB	-11
Stegall, Milt                 Detroit          SE	-10
Blades, Bennie                Detroit          SS	-9
Spielman, Chris               Detroit          WILB	-9
Ballard, Howard               Detroit          RT	-7
Hampton, Rodney               Detroit          RB	-7
Sanders, Barry                Detroit          RB	-5


Top Ten Most Likely Breakouts:

Name                          Team             Pos	Change
Favre, Brett                  Detroit          QB	25
Davis, Eric                   Detroit          RCB	24
Centers, Larry                Detroit          TE	12
Sehorn, Jason                 Detroit          LCB	8
Frerotte, Gus                 Detroit          QB	7
Bruce, Isaac                  Detroit          FL	5
Kennedy, Lincoln              Detroit          LT	4
Douglas, Hugh                 Detroit          RDE	3
Wilkinson, Dan                Detroit          NT	3
Fields, Mark                  Detroit          SLB	2

Senator · 08-05-2007, 05:31 PM

Senator · 08-05-2007, 05:37 PM

I was reading this dynasty and my 1 year old son started pushing buttons on my laptop. I think he meant to say this is a 5 star dynasty.

dj_morton · 08-07-2007, 04:53 PM

Good job, I'm following

nilodor · 08-10-2007, 04:05 PM

1991 Draft Retrospective
Instead of doing the whole first round, I’m going to look at our draft, if you, the loyal readers liked the old way better, let me know, maybe I can be accommodating.

Pick-Name-Position-College-Then-Now

1-3 Brett Favre – QB – Southern Mississippi – 14/34 – 70/70 - DET
Favre was part of a huge deal where we sent a boat load of gifts to the Jets for the number 3 pick, it seems to have worked out as Favre led us to the championship last year, is the all time leader in quarterback rating and completion percentage and has been a total force.
78 GS – 2032 att 1363 cmp 67.1% 16304 yds 120 td 32 int 3.75:1 ratio 104.5 rating
2-15 Herman Moore – WR – Virginia – 29/53 – 57/57 – STL
Herman was only in Detroit for two seasons before being dealt in a blockbuster to Philadelphia for Cris Carter. Herman was never going to be the number 1 guy on a contender but he is a very good number 2 and it is touch and go with Keenan as to who is better.
80 GS – 314 rec 4151 yds 30 td
3-14 Keenan McCardell – WR – UNLV – 39/57 – 54/54 - DET
Alltime Lions leader in receptions and has been a consistent number 2 since he was drafted. Keenan has been excellent value for a third round pick and has an outside chance at the hall.
73 GS 336 rec 4633 yds 36 td
4-13 John Flannery – G – Syracuse – 22/48 – 38/38 – MIA
Now on his third team, Flannery is an adequate backup, but if he’s anything more you’re in trouble
79 G 5 GS 24/91 KRB 1 pck 18 sckA
5-12 Harry Boatswain – T – New Haven – 14/54 – 31/31 – MIN
Harry never quite lived up to his enormous potential, when drafted there were hopes that he would become the starting RT but after Favre got driven into the turn a few times during Harry’s spot starts the writing was on the wall.
66 G 4 GS 16/67 KRB 17 sckA
6-15 Steve Lofton – CB – Texas A&M – 13/23 - Retired
Out of football, never played a snap
7-14 Calvin Tiggle – ILB – Georgia Tech – 16/40 – Retired
Didn’t play much, was mainly a backup on the weak side, nothing really of note
48 G 2 GS 9 tck 5 asst 0.5 sck
Grade then: B
Grade now: A- Favre and two very good receivers is a pretty damn good draft

nilodor · 08-10-2007, 04:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Senator

I was reading this dynasty and my 1 year old son started pushing buttons on my laptop. I think he meant to say this is a 5 star dynasty.

Hopefully that and not shitty, shitty dynasty.

Travis · 08-10-2007, 04:45 PM

Congrats on the title, though, well, damn. A bit more of a competitive game would've been okay...

nilodor · 08-10-2007, 04:53 PM

Code:

Detroit Lions Roster, Scout Overview
   
  Player                #   Pos   Start Exp  Current Estimate  Future Estimate Cntrct 
Favre, Brett            4   QB    QB    6    70                70                5 yrs
Frerotte, Gus           8   QB          3    12                32                1 yr.
Zeier, Eric             17  QB          2    22                48                2 yrs

Favre is the unquestioned leader of this team. He is one of the best
at his position and with him we can win any game. Without him we're
looking at either Eric "Light My" Zeier or Gus "Headbutt" Frerotte,
not exactly the most inspiring choices.
Rating: B+

Sanders, Barry          20  RB    RB    8    78                78                2 yrs
Hampton, Rodney         26  RB          7    35                35                1 yr.
Phillips, Lawrence      29  RB          1    26                37                3 yrs
Vardell, Tommy          43  FB          5    31                35                1 yr.
Strong, Mack            34  FB    FB    3    39                45                1 yr.

Barry is slipping a little the last couple of seasons, but he is still 
dominant and still 3 good seasons away from the all-time rushing record.
Behind him Hampton is servicable and Strong and Vardell are outstanding
blockers, but nothing much more.
Rating: B+

Reeves, Walter          84  TE          8    42                52                2 yrs
Centers, Larry          24  TE    TE    7    56                56                3 yrs
Carter, Cris            86  FL    FL    10   77                77                2 yrs
Bruce, Isaac            87  FL          3    52                57                2 yrs
McCardell, Keenan       81  SE    SE    6    54                54                2 yrs
Stegall, Milt           88  SE          5    33                33                2 yrs
Conway, Curtis          82  SE          4    26                33                1 yr.
##Lewis, Jermaine       85  SE          1    13                21                3 yrs

Carter, McCardell and Bruce form one of the best trio's in the game today.
Anyone can dominate the field and they all can score from anywhere on the 
field. Centers doesn't offer much as a blocker but is a dependable target
and gives defenses fits.
Rating: A

Glover, Kevin           53  C           12   44                44                1 yr.
Robbins, Barret         54  C     C     2    31                51                3 yrs
O'Dwyer, Matt           70  LG    LG    2    35                39                3 yrs
Newton, Nate            63  RG    RG    11   33                33                2 yrs
Nutten, Tom             65  RG          2    16                22                2 yrs
Kennedy, Lincoln        68  LT    LT    4    59                59                4 yrs
Ballard, Howard         67  RT    RT    10   59                59                1 yr.
Boselli, Tony           78  RT          2    35                49                3 yrs

The line is in transition as Glover is now the backup at center and a new 
guard and tackle are on the horizon. This unit is good, but not great. 
They should still be able to open holes for Barry and keep Brett upright
but don't ask for any miracles because your calls won't be answered.
Rating: B

Stryzinski, Dan         18  P           7    70                70                3 yrs
Norwood, Scott          5   K           12   82                82                3 yrs

Again, still solid, Clark is still dangerous, same ol, same ol.
Rating: A-

Noga, Al                74  LDE         9    31                44                1 yr.
Rice, Simeon            98  LDE   LDE   1    27                53                4 yrs
Alexander, Derrick      76  RDE         2    18                35                2 yrs
Douglas, Hugh           90  RDE   RDE   2    50                50                3 yrs
Ball, Jerry             77  NT    NT    10   59                59                3 yrs
Randle, John            72  NT          7    41                41                2 yrs
Wilkinson, Dan          71  NT          3    34                34                2 yrs
##Glover, La'roi        94  NT          1    15                26                3 yrs

With Rice and Douglas this unit has successfully transitioned to the
next generation. The development of Rice will dictate how well these
guys perform as a whole. The only problem is there is no real stud
all the pieces are good but no one is going to take over a game if
we need it.
Rating: B+

Hill, Eric              92  SILB  SILB  8    63                63                1 yr.
Spielman, Chris         57  WILB  WILB  9    57                57                1 yr.
Jones, Marvin           50  WILB        4    34                41                2 yrs
Minter, Barry           51  SLB         4    22                35                1 yr.
Fields, Mark            56  SLB   SLB   2    42                58                3 yrs
Emmons, Carlos          99  WLB   WLB   1    25                44                4 yrs

Another solid unit. Spielman has lost a step and is no longer the 
star he once was. Eric Hill has really turned it on and he should
see his role expanded on the team this year. Fields is coming into
his own and Emmons will see limited action on the weakside coming
out for all of the subpackages.
Rating: B

Crockett, Ray           30  LCB         8    51                51                1 yr.
##Gordon, Darrien       36  LCB         4    33                38                1 yr.
Sehorn, Jason           22  LCB   LCB   3    64                64                2 yrs
Clark, Kevin            28  RCB         10   18                18                1 yr.
Davis, Eric             21  RCB   RCB   7    64                64                2 yrs
Abraham, Donnie         45  RCB         1    32                47                4 yrs
Blades, Bennie          40  SS    SS    9    61                61                2 yrs
Bellamy, Jay            37  SS          3    29                35                1 yr.
White, William          42  FS    FS    9    61                61                2 yrs
##Teague, George        46  FS          4    26                37                2 yrs
   
All of the starters can play at probowl level and this unit should
give opposing passing attacks fits. Eric Davis is one of the best 
at his position, although it would be nice if he could hold onto a
few more of the passes he breaks up. Sehorn is really coming into 
his own and should be a force for years to come. The injuries to 
White and Blades exposed the lack of depth at safety. Bellamy and
Teague should only be counted on for short stretches, any more and
bad things will happen. 
Rating: A

OVerall: A- This team is solid top to bottom and anything less than a
repeat performance of last season should be considered a dissapointment.

$$ - player is suspended, ## - player is inactive,  
** = player is injured, %% - player is on IR.  
   
Players Under Contract: 50
Inactive: 4
On Active Roster: 46
   
Salary Cap: $68,300,000
Cap Room: $1,280,000
Maximum for New Player: $1,280,000
Cap Room Lost (to old contracts): $210,000
   
Cap Room Lost Next Year (to old contracts): $0
Cap Room Required Next Year: $55,350,000

nilodor · 08-10-2007, 04:58 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Travis

Congrats on the title, though, well, damn. A bit more of a competitive game would've been okay...

Not the best day to be a Moon fan.

nilodor · 08-10-2007, 05:21 PM

One last thing to do before the season starts, lets take a quick comparison of Robo Barry, Real Barry and Emmitt (through the first 7 seasons)

Code:

Player         Att    Yards  Average  Touchdowns  Rec  Yards  TD
Robo Barry  2855   12475  4.37           93          330  2231   15
Real Barry   2077   10172  4.90           73          258  2180   7
Emmitt       2334   10160  4.35           108

So robo Barry is way ahead in attempts which is probably what is hurting his ypc but he is well on his way to getting the alltime rushing record.

08-03-2007, 07:46 PM	#226
nilodor College Benchwarmer Join Date: Oct 2000 Location: calgary, AB	Super Bowl Last edited by nilodor : 08-03-2007 at 07:46 PM.

08-05-2007, 05:31 PM	#237
Senator FOFC's Elected Representative Join Date: Oct 2000 Location: The stars at night; are big and bright	s sd __________________ "i have seen chris simms play 4-5 times in the pros and he's very clearly got it. he won't make a pro bowl this year, but it'll come. if you don't like me saying that, so be it, but its true. we'll just have to wait until then" imettrentgreen "looking at only ten games, and oddly using a median only, leaves me unmoved generally" - Quiksand

08-05-2007, 05:37 PM	#238
Senator FOFC's Elected Representative Join Date: Oct 2000 Location: The stars at night; are big and bright	I was reading this dynasty and my 1 year old son started pushing buttons on my laptop. I think he meant to say this is a 5 star dynasty. __________________ "i have seen chris simms play 4-5 times in the pros and he's very clearly got it. he won't make a pro bowl this year, but it'll come. if you don't like me saying that, so be it, but its true. we'll just have to wait until then" imettrentgreen "looking at only ten games, and oddly using a median only, leaves me unmoved generally" - Quiksand

08-10-2007, 04:45 PM	#242
Travis Pro Rookie Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: Canada eh	Congrats on the title, though, well, damn. A bit more of a competitive game would've been okay... __________________ "I don't want to play golf. When I hit a ball, I want someone else to go chase it." - Rogers Hornsby

07-23-2007, 07:40 PM	#201
nilodor College Benchwarmer Join Date: Oct 2000 Location: calgary, AB	Up next 1990 draft retrospective

07-29-2007, 03:19 PM	#202
nilodor College Benchwarmer Join Date: Oct 2000 Location: calgary, AB	1990 Draft Review 1 – Lamar Lathon – LB - Houston – Houston – 67/67 72 GS 415 tak 8.5 sck – Had a huge knee injury, but appears to have recovered. Not used to the best of his abilities as he could be a dominant pass rusher 2 – Jeff George – QB - Illinois - Jacksonville – 23/64 10 GS 231/457 2304 yards 8 td 19 int 53.7 rtg 3 – Mike Buck – QB - Maine - Carolina – 54/54 68 GS 1186/2154 12911 yds 66 td 70 int 67.3 rtg 4 – Peter Tom Willis – QB – Florida State - San Diego – 24/47 2 GS (80 G) 119/255 1325 9 td 12 int 54.4 5 – Terance Mathis – WR – New Mexico - Baltimore – 56/56 74 GS 313/3765 18 td – Excellent receiver, tops of the second tier 6 – Joel Smeenge – DE – Western Michigan - Tampa Bay – 54/54 71 GS 157 tak 29 sck – Solid but unspectacular 7 – John Friesz – QB – Idaho - Baltimore – 28/45 3 GS 104-185 961 3 td 9 int 55.7 8 – Junior Seau – LB – Southern California – Green Bay – 69/69 72 GS 431 tak 21 sck 11 int – Gets the most out of his abilities, All Pro 9 – Nate Lewis – WR – Small College - Kansas City – 45/45 74 GS 248/3048 10 td – Has 3 KR td’s, solid receiver, number 2 or 3 guy 10 – James Francis – LB – Baylor - Denver – 65/65 49 GS 208 tak 4 sck – Incredible talent, totally misused in Denver, delivered in the one season where he actually got to play a lot 11 – Chirs Warren – RB - Ferrum - Jets – 38/38 43 GS 1014/3940 3.89 15 td 12 – Ian Beckles – G - Indiana - Seattle – 41/41 Very good pass blocker, started 59 games 13 – Richmond Webb – T – Texas A&M - Saint Louis – 60/60 50 GS – Solid RT, missed two seasons with V serious leg injuries 14 – Barry Foster – RB - Arkansas - New Orleans – 47/47 68 GS 1015att/4356 4.29 ypc 25 td 15 – Calvin Williams – WR - Purdue - Giants – 52/52 80 GS 225/2691 17 td – Great special teams player, good number 2 guy 16 – Ricky Proehl – WR – Wake Forest - Detroit – 48/48 11 GS 85/991 7 td – Good receiver, been trapped behind better ones throughout career 17 – Fred Barnett – WR – Arkansas State - Pittsburgh – 52/52 79 GS 278/4190 24 td – Solid number 2, possible number 1 receiver 18 – Ken Gant – CB – Albany State - Arizona – 28/28 36 GS 140 tak 7 int – Good special teams player and that is it 19 – Shannon Sharpe – TE - Savannah State – Indianapolis – 56/56 34 GS 107/1043 5 td - Excellent receiver, hasn’t been used to the best of his abilities 20 – Tony Siragusa – DT - Pittsburgh - Oakland – 70/70 72 GS 287 tak 22.5 sck – Stout run stuffer who will collapse the pocket against weaker lineman, an absolute steal 21 – Rob Moore – WR – Syracuse - Atlanta – 50/50 60 GS 252/3209 19 td – Great possession receiver 22 – Kenny Davidson – DE – LSU - Miami – 31/47 0 GS 19 tak 2 sck – Could be a decent starter, if he ever gets a chance 23 – Eric Green – TE - Liberty - Philadelphia – 36/49 4 GS 14/148 – Decent, won a ring with Philadelphia 24 – Dennis Brown – DE - Washington - Dallas – 46/46 74 GS 190 tak 36.5 sck – Solid player, delievers every year, plays better than he is 25 – Jeff Mills – LB – Nebraska - San Francisco – 40/40 45 GS 308 tak 3 sck – Nothing special, on his 3rd team, backup + quality 26 – Vince Buck – CB – Small College - Cincinnati – 49/49 73 GS 229 tak 4 int – Decent cover skills, hands made of stone 27 – Jimmie Jones – DT – Miami - New England – 39/39 17 GS 47 tak 5 sck – Nothing to write home about 28 – Brian Mitchell – RB – Louisiana Lafayette - Chicago – 58/58 32 GS 1057/4065 3.85 ypc 36 td 29 – Mike Fox – DE – West Virginia - Cleveland – 46/46 32 GS 73 tak 17.5 sck – Decent starter, never going to set the world on fire 30 – Ron Cox – LB – Fresno State - Tennessee – 41/41 61 GS 318 tak 8 sck – Nothing special, average at best 31 – Mark Carrier – S – Southern California - Washington – 46/46 24 GS 142 tak 9 int – Injuries have ravaged his ability, nothing more than an occasional starter now 32 – Robert Blackmon – S - Baylor - Buffalo – 53/53 42 GS 186 tak 4 int – Excellent cover skills, no hands, finally starting to get playing time

07-31-2007, 04:48 PM	#205
nilodor College Benchwarmer Join Date: Oct 2000 Location: calgary, AB	PreSeason No news is good news as we go 4-0 and don’t lose anyone to injury, so aside for a few nicks and scrapes we are ready for the regular season. Week 1 vs Green Bay (0-0) -11 Passing: Favre 18-24 217 1 td Rushing: Sanders 42-200 1 td – Even at 80% PT? Crazy! Receiving: Carter 7-82 1 td Good start, we had the ball for almost three quarters of the game as we gained 28 first downs, with 15 of those coming on the ground. The Pack never got a chance to get going and only ran 45 plays gaining a paltry 101 yards. The following was the best line of the dynasty: Code: Green Bay Catch Targ Yards Avg YAC LG TD WR Sterling Sharpe 1 10 8 8.00 0 8 0 Boo-freaking-yah! Final: 26-0 W (1-0) Week 2 at Oakland (1-0) -6 Passing: Favre 18-27 260 3 td 1 int Rushing: Sanders 28-146 1 td Receiving: McCardell 6-95 Ah finally Barry vs Bo. Bo is starting to show his age but he still is a major threat. However when the team you’re playing scores 3 touchdowns on their first three drives and you commit 2 turnovers and punt, you’re probably not going to be running the ball a whole lot. So we limited Bo to 42 yards on 10 carries as Dave Brown unsuccessfully tried to lead the charge for the Raiders. The defense is slipping, allowing 196 yards, maybe I’ll have to call a Monday practice? Final: 31-6 W (2-0) Week 3 vs St. Louis (1-1) -5 Passing: Favre 20-27 274 2 td Rushing: Sanders 36-139 1 td Receiving: Carter 6-120 1 td Three straight games going over 400 yards for the offense, three straight games allowing less than 200 for the defense. I just wish we are racking up these types of stats up at the end of the season. When you’re up 31-6 at halftime, it’s generally a good thing, unless you’re the Oilers, playing the Bills in a AFC championship game, when the team loses their star QB. Final: 40-16 W (3-0) Week 4 at Dallas (3-0) -8 Passing: Favre 17-23 241 4 td 1 int Rushing: Sanders 35-184 1 td Receiving: Carter 6-79 3 td Something had to give, two 3 and 0 heavyweights meeting in big D. Both teams had looked dominant so far so this should be a close, hard fought affair. Well that wasn’t quite the case as we went out and skunked the Boys. Aikman had one of his worst days, throwing for 212 with two picks and completing less than half of his passes. It’s still weird seeing the Cowboys with Salaam instead of Smith in the backfield, surreal. Final: 37-14 W (4-0)

08-01-2007, 02:13 PM	#208
nilodor College Benchwarmer Join Date: Oct 2000 Location: calgary, AB	Week 5 at Philadelphia (1-3) -9 Passing: Favre 18-32 198 1 td Rushing: Sanders 28-148 4 td Receiving: McCardell 7-100 The Eagles are still dangerous but they had to jettison most of their offensive and defensive lines after winning the championship in 93 due to salary cap issues. That being said they go as Randall goes and today he looked like Henry Burris. We got a lot of heat on him forcing 3 interceptions and sacking him 4 times. He still managed to throw for almost 300 yards on 13-32 with 2 touchdowns but it wasn’t enough as we scored 33 second half points, punctuated by Barry’s 4 touchdowns. Randle was the main thorn in Randall’s side as he accumulated 1 sack along with 5 hurries and 5 knockdowns. We also weren’t hurt by Kevin Clark averaging 58 yards a kick return. Final: 46-24 W (5-0) Week 6 vs New York (3-1) -6 Passing: Favre 17-25 196 3 td 1 int Rushing: Sanders 30-280 1 td Receiving: Carter 6-77 2 td Another game, another almost 500 yard offensive performance, in stark contrast to the Hipple days of almost 300 yard performances. Barry had a stupid performance setting the single game rushing record and in the process eclipsing the 1000 yard barrier. Maybe we’re going to have to start another Barry watch? Emmitt Smith (how’s that feel Giant fans) was their lone bright spot, rushing for 102 yards on 14 carries. The only cause for concern was the 105 yards in penalties we amassed; maybe we’re the 70’s raiders? Also of note we now have scored more points this season than 2 teams did all of last season. Final: 46-18 W (6-0) Week 7 at Chicago (2-3) -11 Passing: Favre 17-24 203 1 int Rushing: Sanders 34-112 3 td Receiving: McCardell 8-107 This is a first for the season, we were outgained by the Bears by 18 yards. Mike Tomczak had a good day throwing the ball, passing for 274 yards but when he made a mistake we were there to capitalize with 3 interceptions. The Bears also held Barry in check, except for around the endzone. Favre was injured this game with a bruised sternum, we’re still going to suit him up, but I’ll reduce his PT. Final: 37-13 W (7-0) Week 8 at Green Bay (3-4) -9 Passing: Favre 17-25 215 2 td Rushing: Sanders 27-89 2 td Receiving: Bruce 4-86 For the second straight week the offense failed to reach the 400 yard plateau, guess I kinda jinxed them? The Packers also managed to be the first team to keep Barry under 100 yards. No matter though as a viscous John Randle hit removed Jim Harbaugh from under centre and unleashed the beast that is Anthony Bigby. Ok by beast I meant stuffed plush toy but it’s the thought that counts. This game was never close as we wrap up the first half with another convincing victory. Final: 31-6 W (8-0) Week 9 Bye Good time for the bye as we had 14 players doubtful or better, nice to get some of them healed up.

08-01-2007, 02:21 PM	#211
nilodor College Benchwarmer Join Date: Oct 2000 Location: calgary, AB	My personal favourite line is the opposing QB numbers, beautiful.

08-03-2007, 11:13 AM	#212
nilodor College Benchwarmer Join Date: Oct 2000 Location: calgary, AB	Week 10 vs Washington (4-4) -13 Passing: Favre 15-20 202 1 td Rushing: Sanders 25-112 Receiving: Carter 7-117 After starting off the season incredibly hot, our defense has “struggled” for them. Not like giving up massive amounts of yards, but giving up 300 ish yards consistently. Now a lot of these yards are garbage yards, like today for instance. Scott Zolak threw for 268 yards, but had 3 picks and only completed 22 of 47 pass attempts. Michael Timpson was the main beneficiary grabbing 6 balls for 137 yards and a score, but all of this didn’t matter as again we crushed the opposition. I have begun to think that all of Roy Williams and Jon Kitna’s predictions are about this team and not the 07 Lions, which is nice because football needs less crazy people. Final: 23-10 W (9-0) Week 11 vs Minnesota (4-5) -13 Passing: Favre 20-27 207 2 td Rushing: Sanders 22-84 2 td Receiving: McCardell 7-71 Another game, another Detroit backup starting at quarterback. This time it’s Bob Gagliano and Bob, much like Eric didn’t play very well against us. Barry again failed to go over the 100 yard mark and his ypc numbers keep dropping, hopefully he’ll pick it back up again. Despite the final score, the result was still up for grabs near the end of the 3rd quarter, but then our offense decided to do something embarking on 80, 58 and 92 yard touchdown drives on our last three possessions to ice the game. Final: 35-9 W (10-0) Injuries: Bennie Blades is out 7 weeks with torn knee cartilage, which promotes Jay Bellamy to starting SS Week 12 vs Kansas City (2-8) -12 Passing: Favre 17-22 177 1 td 1 int Rushing: Sanders 25-47 Receiving: Carter 4-67 Alright, the defense really stepped it up this week, holding the Chiefs to only 197 yards. In the process we also limited Dorsey Levens to 40 yards after he had gone over the century mark the last 3 weeks. This was probably Barry’s worst game as a pro averaging a paltry 1.88 yards per carry, it seems like ol Rex may have burned him out. What a quality drive summary. Code: Quar Began Poss From Plays Yards Result 1 15:00 1:42 OWN 6 3 2 Punt 1 12:03 2:04 OWN 20 3 11 Punt 1 5:56 5:56 OWN 20 9 30 Punt 2 11:01 1:37 OWN 1 3 8 Punt 2 7:31 3:23 OWN 18 5 11 Punt 2 0:50 0:50 OWN 14 1 -3 Half 3 12:58 1:55 OWN 20 5 21 Punt 3 7:02 1:16 OWN 24 3 0 Punt 3 4:43 0:29 OPP 42 2 -5 Interception 3 0:30 6:42 OWN 15 14 71 Downs 4 6:25 0:37 OWN 21 3 -2 Fumble 4 3:27 3:27 OWN 11 12 45 Game Final: 24-0 W (11-0) Week 13 at Atlanta (6-5) -8 Passing: Favre 22-38 236 2 td Rushing: Sanders 15-79 1 td Receiving: Carter 4-61 Now is the time to find out how good we are. If we sweep this three game road trip, hopes will be high, if not, those seeds of doubt may start to creep in. This game started off well enough, our first two drives we good long ones that resulted in touchdowns and we were up 14-3 at the end of the first quarter. In the second quarter a Brett Favre fumble set up an easy Falcons score and all of a sudden it was 14-13. We then exchanged touchdowns and at half it was 21-20. The second half was terrible and except for one drive, we were unable to gain any first downs. While our defense played well, they were unable to contain the Falcons and Hugh Millen who threw for 235 yards, but crucially didn’t commit any turnovers as our road trip got off to an inauspicious start. Also an interesting note, Millen completed passes to 11 different receivers, with none gaining more than 37 yards or catching more than 3 balls. One other thing of note, Favre was sacked 3 times but a certain person I wanted to draft would up hurrying Favre 7 times and getting 5 knockdowns. Final: 32-28 L (11-1)

08-03-2007, 11:14 AM	#213
nilodor College Benchwarmer Join Date: Oct 2000 Location: calgary, AB	We also lost Jason Sehorn for two weeks and there is a whole laundry list of guys banged up.

08-03-2007, 02:24 PM	#214
nilodor College Benchwarmer Join Date: Oct 2000 Location: calgary, AB	Week 14 at San Diego (4-8) -11 Passing: Favre 19-32 287 1 td Rushing: Sanders 23-83 1 td Receiving: Carter 6-139 1 td Man we had better get home field advantage because we suck on the road. Against the lowly Chargers and Mark Vlasic Pickle we almost kicked the bucket. We are really missing Bennie Blades as we are giving up a lot of deep passes as can been seen in Kelvin Martins 20+ yard per catch average and 2 touchdowns. If it wasn’t for a late Eric Davis catch and a couple of timely Hugh Douglas sacks, this could have been a different result. Final: 27-17 W (12-1) Injuries: Jim Arnold is out for the season with torn ankle ligaments also our other safety is out now with a sprained neck. Week 15 at Minnesota (6-7) -8 Passing: Favre 20-26 213 4 td Rushing: Sanders 25-117 Receiving: Carter 7-105 1 td Apparently the defense harboured some hostility for ol Bob Gagliano as he was sacked 11 times today. Twice each by Mark Fields, Jimmy Spencer and Jerry Ball. Joey Browner had the biggest day for the Vikings with 13 tackles and 3 passes defended. Other than that it was all Lions all the time as we held Herschel in check and waltzed to an easy victory. And I’m pretty sure we have clinched home field advantage as Carolina is 11-3 with an 8-3 record in conference compared to our 10-1. So once again the road to the superbowl goes through the Silverdome. Final: 39-17 W (13-1) Week 16 vs Denver (6-8) -13 Passing: Favre 21-25 302 3 td Rushing: Sanders 17-48 2 td Receiving: Carter 4-107 1 td You gotta feel bad for Elway, in real life they were just gearing up to win back to back superbowls, in this world they are mired in another 500 season and then he has to deal with Jerry Ball falling on him. You really can’t blame him for not wanting to get up. This was fine for us, because after Elway left the game we had to deal with Elvis Grbac and lets just say, it went well, for us. The lone brightspot for the Broncos was Charlie Garner who ran for 105 yards on 23 carries. On a side note if Barry manages 132 yards he will become the first back to eclipse 2000 yards twice. Final: 41-6 W (14-1) Week 17 vs Chicago (7-8) -8 Passing: Favre 14-24 237 3 td Rushing: Sanders 25-87 1 td Receiving: Carter 5-97 1 td So we really have nothing to play for this weekend, when we take the field next we’ll have our secondary back intact, with Sehorn, Blades and White all returning to action but apparently we can do fine without them as not even the Magic Man himself could put up any points on the board. The only sad note of this game is that Barry only managed 87 yards but 15-1 ain’t half bad. Onto the playoffs. Final: 31-0 W (15-1)

08-03-2007, 02:39 PM	#224
nilodor College Benchwarmer Join Date: Oct 2000 Location: calgary, AB	I think this was a pretty remarkable season. Offensively out output ranks 4th all time behind the 98 Vikings, 83 Redskins and 2000 Rams and defensively we weren't too far behind the 2000 Ravens who allowed 165 points. Hopefully this dominance can translate into a couple of post season victories.

08-03-2007, 07:44 PM	#225
nilodor College Benchwarmer Join Date: Oct 2000 Location: calgary, AB	Wild Card 24 Atlanta 17 Dallas 16 Carolina 20 Seattle 31 Cincinnati 15 Oakland 14 Tennessee 7 Houston Division Round vs Atlanta (10-7) -6 Passing: Favre 18-26 239 2 td Rushing: Sanders 19-109 1 td Receiving: McCardell 4-113 Atlanta got the ball to start the game off and promptly ran Greg Hill down our throats with an 80 yard drive ending in a field goal. Our first possession, a little less inspiring. 3 plays, -1 yards. Here we go again. But all is not lost, after we punt it away, we hold them to a 5 play drive and when we get the ball back the magic begins. Our next three drives all ended in the end zone, while all Atlanta could manage in response was a field goal, sandwiched around an interception and a punt. One more Atlanta punt and we were up 21-6 at half time. The second half started off even better than the first. Our first possession we drove deep into Atlanta territory and settled for a field goal. Then the defense forced a 3 and out and we followed that by scoring a touchdown. One more touchdown late in the game iced this one as we get revenge for our only defeat of the season. Final:38-9 W (16-1) A big loss today as Kevin Clark is out for the season with a torn ACL. 23 Seattle 7 New Orleans 16 Cincinnati 21 Miami 21 Tennessee 14 Pittsburgh Conference Finals vs Seattle (12-6) -11 Passing: Favre 19-29 218 1 td Rushing: Sanders 26-142 1 td Receiving: Carter 5-75 When you look at the Seahawks you’re like, they are fantastic, except for that Kubiak guy. That point was illustrated today as the Hawks played well, but Kubiak’s three interceptions all proved costly as each one led to Lions points. Our longest drive was 47 yards but it didn’t matter as our defense held Kubiak to 18 of 42 passing and a 38.3 rating. Eric Davis came up big with 2 of the picks and he really help shut down Brian Blades who only caught 5 of the 16 balls thrown his way as Sir Rice was experiencing double coverage most of the game. Final: 20-7 W (17-1) 10 Tennessee 3 Miami Marino again gets denied a trip to the big game.

08-03-2007, 08:04 PM	#233
nilodor College Benchwarmer Join Date: Oct 2000 Location: calgary, AB	Joe Milinchik is out after the game from severe depression? WTF? Anyways it's a good thing we won this year because we're right up against the cap and are going to lose some good players. Phew!

08-05-2007, 02:54 PM	#235
nilodor College Benchwarmer Join Date: Oct 2000 Location: calgary, AB	Off Season Retirements OLB Mike Cofer – 3 time all pro, skills had totally diminished though, 366 tak 44.5 sck DE Clyde Simmons – Leaves 8th all time in sacks, 238 tak 73 sck, 144 hur, 168 qbkd Other Notable K Morten Andersen K Gary Anderson RB Neal Anderson LB Carl Banks S Joey Browner WR Gary Clark WR Mark Clayton LB Jack Del Rio DE Chris Doleman LB Simon Fletcher QB Eric Hipple – 1619/2760 15587 yards 78 td 80 int 71.8 rtg 30 W 53 L CB Ronnie Lippett G Bruce Matthews RB Herschel Walker – 3rd all-time rusher 8902 yards Free Agency Needs – RG, P, LDE, WLB, SS Trying to Keep P – Dan Stryzinski – 1.63M 3yr - DET SS – Bennie Blades – 1.89M 2yr - DET LB – Chris Spielman – Franchised SILB – Ed McDaniel – 600K 1yr - CIN CB – Jimmy Spencer – 450K 1yr - NYJ WR – Milt Stegall – 920K 2yr - DET NT – John Randle – 1.17M 2yr - DET FS – George Teague – 870K 2 yr - DET Letting Go TE – Wesley Walls – 670K 1yr - SD P – Jim Arnold – 690 K 1yr - MIN DE – Les Miller – 1.81M 2yr - CIN QB – John Friesz – LB – Steve Hendrickson – RG – Joe Milinchik – 2.23 M 2yr - CLV LG – Mike Utley - RT – Harry Boatswain – 520K 1yr - MIN RB – Edgar Bennett New Targets TE – Walter Reeves – 1.12M 2 yr – DET RG – Nate Newton – 2M 2yr – DET QB – Eric Zeier – 600K 2yr - DET LB – Marvin Jones – 860K 2yr - DET Draft 1-32 – Simeon Rice – DE – Illinois – 27/52 3-32 – Donnie Abraham – CB – Small College – 22/36 4-32 – Carlos Emmons – LB – Arkansas State – 22/40 5-5 - La’Roi Glover – DT – San Diego State – 11/21 6-32 – Jermaine Lewis – WR – Maryland – 11/17 7-32 – Lawrence Phillips – RB – Nebraska – 25/33 Overall: A- Rest of the first round: Spoiler

08-07-2007, 04:53 PM	#239
dj_morton H.S. Freshman Team Join Date: Jan 2007	Good job, I'm following

08-10-2007, 04:05 PM	#240
nilodor College Benchwarmer Join Date: Oct 2000 Location: calgary, AB	1991 Draft Retrospective Instead of doing the whole first round, I’m going to look at our draft, if you, the loyal readers liked the old way better, let me know, maybe I can be accommodating. Pick-Name-Position-College-Then-Now 1-3 Brett Favre – QB – Southern Mississippi – 14/34 – 70/70 - DET Favre was part of a huge deal where we sent a boat load of gifts to the Jets for the number 3 pick, it seems to have worked out as Favre led us to the championship last year, is the all time leader in quarterback rating and completion percentage and has been a total force. 78 GS – 2032 att 1363 cmp 67.1% 16304 yds 120 td 32 int 3.75:1 ratio 104.5 rating 2-15 Herman Moore – WR – Virginia – 29/53 – 57/57 – STL Herman was only in Detroit for two seasons before being dealt in a blockbuster to Philadelphia for Cris Carter. Herman was never going to be the number 1 guy on a contender but he is a very good number 2 and it is touch and go with Keenan as to who is better. 80 GS – 314 rec 4151 yds 30 td 3-14 Keenan McCardell – WR – UNLV – 39/57 – 54/54 - DET Alltime Lions leader in receptions and has been a consistent number 2 since he was drafted. Keenan has been excellent value for a third round pick and has an outside chance at the hall. 73 GS 336 rec 4633 yds 36 td 4-13 John Flannery – G – Syracuse – 22/48 – 38/38 – MIA Now on his third team, Flannery is an adequate backup, but if he’s anything more you’re in trouble 79 G 5 GS 24/91 KRB 1 pck 18 sckA 5-12 Harry Boatswain – T – New Haven – 14/54 – 31/31 – MIN Harry never quite lived up to his enormous potential, when drafted there were hopes that he would become the starting RT but after Favre got driven into the turn a few times during Harry’s spot starts the writing was on the wall. 66 G 4 GS 16/67 KRB 17 sckA 6-15 Steve Lofton – CB – Texas A&M – 13/23 - Retired Out of football, never played a snap 7-14 Calvin Tiggle – ILB – Georgia Tech – 16/40 – Retired Didn’t play much, was mainly a backup on the weak side, nothing really of note 48 G 2 GS 9 tck 5 asst 0.5 sck Grade then: B Grade now: A- Favre and two very good receivers is a pretty damn good draft

08-10-2007, 05:21 PM	#245
nilodor College Benchwarmer Join Date: Oct 2000 Location: calgary, AB	One last thing to do before the season starts, lets take a quick comparison of Robo Barry, Real Barry and Emmitt (through the first 7 seasons) Code: Player Att Yards Average Touchdowns Rec Yards TD Robo Barry 2855 12475 4.37 93 330 2231 15 Real Barry 2077 10172 4.90 73 258 2180 7 Emmitt 2334 10160 4.35 108 So robo Barry is way ahead in attempts which is probably what is hurting his ypc but he is well on his way to getting the alltime rushing record.

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