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doncoryell · 11-24-2009, 02:11 PM

Pittsburgh Steelers (1-1) @ Houston Oilers (1-1)

First Quarter
Pittsburgh receives and goes 3 and out but they get the ball back as Carl Roaches fumbles at the Houston 6. Franco Harris runs into the endzone on the next play to give the Steelers the lead, 7-0, with 12:00 remaining. Mel Blount picks off a pass on the third play of the Oilers' drive then Pittsburgh goes 3 and out. Houston drives 54 yards in 5 plays and settles for a Florian Kempf 34 yard field goal to make it 7-3, with 7:00 to go. The teams trade 3 and outs then the Steelers are forced to punt after a short drive. The Oilers start their drive and the quarter ends.
Steelers 7, Oilers 3

Second Quarter
Houston goes 3 and out then after Pittsburgh punts after a short drive, the Oilers march 78 yards in 10 plays but Florian Kempf misses a 19 yard field goal attempt. The Steelers drive 80 yards in 9 plays and Frank Pollard runs 4 yards for a TD to give them a 14-3 lead with 0:50 left in the half. During the series, Pittsburgh's receiver Greg Hawthorne is injured. Houston tries to drive but time runs out in the first half.
Steelers 14, Oilers 3

Third Quarter
Houston receives and mounts a 10-play, 48 yard drive that ends with Florian Kempf drilling a 49 yard field goal to pull them to within eight, 14-6, with 9:30 remaining. Pittsburgh goes 3 and out but gets the ball right back as Carl Roaches fumbles during the return on their 11. Frank Pollard runs into the endzone on the ensuing play to give the Steelers a 21-6 lead with 6:50 to go. Houston is forced to punt following a short drive then the teams trade 3 and outs. Pittsburgh begins their next drive and the quarter ends.
Steelers 21, Oilers 6

Fourth Quarter
Pittsburgh's drive started from their 6 and goes 71 yards in 9 plays with Gary Anderson booting a 40 yard field goal to give them a 24-6 lead with 11:10 remaining. Houston's Carl Roaches fumbled during the kickoff return and the Steelers recover at the Oilers' 14. Three plays later, Gary Anderson misses a 35 yard field goal attempt then Houston goes 3 and out. Pittsburgh covers 52 yards in 10 plays with Franco Harris running 6 yards for a TD to give them a 31-6 lead with 2:10 to go. The Oilers turn the ball over on downs and Cliff Stoudt takes a knee to end the game.

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Steelers 31, Oilers 6
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                   1  2  3  4    F
Pittsburgh         7  7  7 10 - 31
Houston            3  0  3  0 -  6
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Team statistics
                          PIT      HOU
Total net yards           255      285
  Total plays              63       53
  Average gain            4.0      5.4
Net yards rushing         186      114
  Rushes                   37       27
  Average per rush        5.0      4.2
Net yards passing          69      171
  Completed-attempted   10-23    14-23
  Yards per pass          4.1      8.6
  Sacked-yards lost      3-26     3-27
  Had intercepted           0        1
Punts-average          7-43.3   6-41.5
Turnovers                   0        4
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Player statistics

Missed field goals Pittsburgh: Anderson 35.
Houston: Kempf 19.
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Pittsburgh rushing: Abercrombie 4-19,
Harris 19-98(2TD), Odom 1-3, Pollard 11-56(2TD),
Stoudt 2-10.
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Houston rushing: Campbell 20-76, Edwards
1-0, Moriarty 6-38.
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Pittsburgh passing: Stoudt 10-23 for
95, 0 INT, 0 TD.
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Houston passing: Luck 14-23 for 198,
1 INT, 0 TD.
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Pittsburgh receiving: Abercrombie 1-13,
Cunningham 2-26, Garrity 2-7, Harris 1-4,
Pollard 2-10, Sweeney 2-35.
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Houston receiving: Bryant 4-32, Campbell
2-17, Craft 1-2, Dressel 2-46, McCloskey 1-6,
Renfro 1-38, Smith 3-57.

doncoryell · 11-25-2009, 09:35 PM

Minnesota Vikings (0-2) @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers (0-2)

First Quarter
Minnesota receives and on the sixth play of the drive, Hugh Green picks off a pass then the teams trade 3 and outs. The teams trade 3 and outs again then Tampa Bay drives 57 yards in 4 plays with Jack Thompson finding Jimmie Giles in the endzone from 4 yards away to give them the lead, 7-0, with 4:30 remaining. Following a 30 yard kickoff return by Darrin Nelson, the Vikings drive 30 yards in 5 plays and Benny Ricardo misses a 42 yard field goal attempt. The Buccaneers begin to drive an the quarter ends.
Buccaneers 7, Vikings 0

Second Quarter
Tampa Bay is forced to punt following a short drive then the teams trade short drives and punts. Minnesota hits paydirt as they drive 75 yards in 9 plays with Tommy Kramer firing a 14 yard pass to Sam McCullum in the endzone to tie the game, 7-7, with 4:50 remaining. Michael Morton returns the kickoff 50 yards to the Vikings' 35 but the Buccaneers don't get a first down and Bill Capece misses a 47 yard field goal attempt. The Vikings punt after a short drive then the first half ends after a pass by Jack Thompson falls incomplete.
Buccaneers 7, Vikings 7

Third Quarter
Tampa Bay receives and goes 3 and out then Minnesota mounts a drive but Mike Washington intercepts a pass on the 8th play of the drive. The Buccaneers go 36 yards in 9 plays and Bill Capece misses a 50 yard field goal attempt. The teams trade 3 and outs then the Vikings are marching down the field as the quarter ends. During the early part of the drive, Vikings' quarterback Tommy Kramer is injured and replaced by Steve Dils.
Buccaneers 7, Vikings 7

Fourth Quarter
Minnesota covers 67 yards in 17 plays with Benny Ricardo kicking a 36 yard field goal to give them the lead, 10-7, with 9:40 remaining. Fred McNeill picks off a pass on the 3rd play of Tampa Bay's drive then the Vikings go 3 and out. The Buccaneers are pinned at their 7 then march 93 yards in 8 plays with James Wilder busting through and running 25 yards to paydirt to give them the lead, 14-10, with 3:00 to go. Minnesota turns the ball over on downs then Jack Thompson takes a couple of knees to end the game.

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Buccaneers 14, Vikings 10
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                   1  2  3  4    F
Minnesota          0  7  0  3 - 10
Tampa Bay          7  0  0  7 - 14
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Team statistics
                          MIN      TBB
Total net yards           261      296
  Total plays              72       54
  Average gain            3.6      5.5
Net yards rushing          51       96
  Rushes                   33       26
  Average per rush        1.5      3.7
Net yards passing         210      200
  Completed-attempted   21-37    11-28
  Yards per pass          6.1      7.1
  Sacked-yards lost      2-16      0-0
  Had intercepted           2        1
Punts-average          6-43.0   6-46.2
Turnovers                   2        1
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Player statistics

Missed field goals Minnesota: Ricardo 42.
Tampa Bay: Capece 47,50.
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Minnesota rushing: Brown 7-25, Galbreath
7-15, Kramer 5-(-16), Nelson 11-26, Young 3-1.
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Tampa Bay rushing: Morton 1-0, Owens
8-31, Thompson 4-(-6), Wilder 13-71(TD).
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Minnesota passing: Kramer 17-27 for 188,
2 INT, 1 TD. Dils 4-10 for 38, 0 INT, 0 TD.
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Tampa Bay passing: Thompson 11-28 for
200, 1 INT, 1 TD.
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Minnesota receiving: Brown 3-56, Bruer
2-6, Casper 2-17, Galbreath 3-23, LeCount 1-15,
McCullum 2-20(TD), Nelson 4-79, White 3-13,
Young 1-(-3).
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Tampa Bay receiving: J.Bell 1-12, Carter
2-53, Giles 2-17(TD), House 3-87, Wilder 3-31.

doncoryell · 11-25-2009, 10:04 PM

New York Jets (1-1) @ New England Patriots (1-1)

First Quarter
New York receives and the teams trade short drives and punts then New England gets the ball back on their 44 thanks to a fumble by Freeman McNeil. The Patriots drive the 56 yards in 5 plays as Tony Eason, starting in place of the injured Steve Grogan, finds Stephen Starring behind the defense and the pass play covers 48 yards for a TD to give them the lead, 7-0, with 6:00 remaining. The teams trade short drives and punts then the Jets go 3 and out with Chuck Ramsey's punt being blocked and recovered by New England on the Jets' 5 as the quarter ends.
Patriots 7, Jets 0

Second Quarter
On the first play of the quarter, Anthony Collins runs the 5 yards for a TD to give New England a 14-0 lead with 14:30 remaining. New York answers right back with a 9 play, 65 yard drive that is capped by a 4 yard run by Freeman McNeil for a TD to cut the deficit in half, 14-7, with 10:10 to go. The Jets get the ball back two plays later as Ken Schroy picks off a pass but they go 3 and out. The Patriots mount an 11 play, 58 yard drive with John Smith missing a 38 yard field goal attempt then New York goes 3 and out. New England drives 33 yards in 4 plays and John Smith misses a 35 yard field goal attempt as time runs out in the first half.
Patriots 14, Jets 7

Third Quarter
New England receives and is forced to punt after a short drive then they get the ball back 8 plays later as Freeman McNeil coughs up the ball at the NE 30. New York gets the ball right back as Mark van Eeghen turns it over on a fumble then the Jets don't get a first down and settle for a 41 yard field goal by Pat Leahy to pull them to within four, 14-10, with 6:30 remaining. The Patriots come right back and march 57 yards in 13 plays and John Smith boots a 30 yard field goal to put them back up by seven, 17-10, with 0:20 to go. The quarter ends after the kickoff return.
Patriots 17, Jets 10

Fourth Quarter
The teams trade 3 and outs then after New York goes 3 and out again, New England is forced to punt following a short drive and Kirk Springs returns it 89 yards for a TD to put tie the game, 17-17, with 7:30 remaining. The Patriots are forced to punt again after a short drive then the Jets go 68 yards in 7 plays and Pat Leahy drills a 21 yard field goal to give them the lead, 20-17, with 2:30 left. New England turns the ball over on downs and Richard Todd takes a couple of knees to end the game.

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Jets 20, Patriots 17
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                   1  2  3  4    F
NY Jets            0  7  3 10 - 20
New England        7  7  3  0 - 17
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Team statistics
                          NYJ      NEP
Total net yards           259      320
  Total plays              59       71
  Average gain            4.4      4.5
Net yards rushing          77      197
  Rushes                   21       38
  Average per rush        3.7      5.2
Net yards passing         182      123
  Completed-attempted   14-34     9-31
  Yards per pass          6.4      4.5
  Sacked-yards lost      4-36     2-17
  Had intercepted           0        1
Punts-average          6-43.3   6-44.5
Turnovers                   2        2
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Player statistics

Missed field goals New England: Smith
38,35.
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New York rushing: Barber 1-7, Dierking
5-15, Harper 3-21, McNeil 10-38(TD), Todd
2-(-4).
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[b]Collins 17-88(TD), Tatupu 8-65, van Eeghen
7-19, Weathers 6-25.
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New York passing: Todd 14-34 for 218,
0 INT, 0 TD.
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New England passing: Eason 9-31 for 140,
1 INT, 1 TD.
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New York receiving: Barkum 4-42,
Dierking 1-14, L.Jones 2-42, McNeil 1-7, Shuler
2-17, Walker 4-96.
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New England receiving: C.Jones 1-1,
Morgan 2-27, Ramsey 1-13, Starring 2-54(TD),
Tatupu 1-16, van Eeghen 1-17, Weathers 1-12.

dodgerblue · 11-25-2009, 10:25 PM

Nice thread. Played strat football with a buddy in the mid 80's. Good times. Also nice to see the LA Rams. Back when I cared about the NFL.

doncoryell · 11-25-2009, 10:38 PM

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Originally Posted by dodgerblue


	Nice thread. Played strat football with a buddy in the mid 80's. Good times. Also nice to see the LA Rams. Back when I cared about the NFL.

Thanks. I like pulling out the old games from time to time. I even have a strat college football game and it has the names of the "skilled" position players (QB, RB, WR, TE) on offense. For example, the Oklahoma State Cowboys have Thurman Thomas as their starting tailback and his backup was Barry Sanders. It doen't have all of the schools, though, just a few from each of the conferences including the Ivy League, and a few independents (Army, Navy, Florida State, Miami (FL), Penn State, Notre Dame, Holy Cross).

doncoryell · 12-04-2009, 01:54 AM

Kansas City Chiefs (1-1) @ Washington Redskins (1-1)

First Quarter
Kansas City receives and drives 48 yards in 9 plays but Nick Lowery misses a 51 yard field goal attempt. Washington marches 66 yards in 13 plays with John Riggins bullying his way 1 yard for a TD to put them in front, 7-0, with 5:00 remaining. The Chiefs answer right back with a 10 play, 45 yard drive that ends with Nick Lowery kicking a 49 yard field goal to pull them to within four, 7-3, with 0:20 to go. Time expires after the kickoff return.
Redskins 7, Chiefs 3

Second Quarter
Washington goes 3 and out but gets the ball back 4 plays later as Mel Kaufman picks off a pass and returns it to the Redskins' 42. Six plays later, Joe Theismann finds Art Monk in the endzone from 2 yards away for a TD to put them up by 11, 14-3, with 8:40 remaining. Kansas City goes 3 and out then Washington goes 34 yards in 7 plays and Mark Moseley misses a 34 yard field goal attempt. The Chiefs are forced to punt following a short drive then the Redskins go 19 yards on a pass play and Mark Moseley misses a 48 yard field goal as time expires to end the first half.
Redskins 14, Chiefs 3

Third Quarter
Washington receives and on the first play Joe Theismann hooks up with Charlie Brown on a 70 yard pass play. Two plays later, John Riggins caps the 3 play, 77 yard drive by rumbling 2 yards for a TD to put them up by 18, 21-3, with 13:00 remaining. Kansas City is forced to punt after a short drive then the teams trade 3 and outs. The Redskins cover 42 yards in 5 plays with Mark Moseley missing a 50 yard field goal attempt then they get the ball back 4 plays later as Theotis Brown coughs up the ball on the Redskins' 41. Washington goes 3 and out then the quarter ends as the Chiefs start their drive.
Redskins 21, Chiefs 3

Fourth Quarter
Anthony Washington intercepts a pass on Kansas City's 5th play of the drive then the teams trade 3 and outs. The Redskins go 3 and out again then the Chiefs punt following a short drive. The teams trade 3 and outs then Washington makes a few first downs and runs out the rest of the clock.

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Redskins 21, Chiefs 3
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                   1  2  3  4    F
Kansas City        3  0  0  0 -  3
Washington         7  7  7  0 - 21
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Team statistics
                          KCC      WAS
Total net yards           222      350
  Total plays              61       62
  Average gain            3.6      5.6
Net yards rushing          18      173
  Rushes                   21       35
  Average per rush        0.9      4.9
Net yards passing         204      177
  Completed-attempted   20-37    11-25
  Yards per pass          6.2      7.7
  Sacked-yards lost      3-26     2-16
  Had intercepted           2        0
Punts-average          7-39.4   6-40.3
Turnovers                   3        0
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Player statistics

Missed field goals Kansas City: Lowery 51.
Washington: Moseley 34,48,50.
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Kansas City rushing: Brown 8-8, Jackson
10-7, Thomas 3-3.
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Washington rushing: Riggins 20-108(2TD),
Theismann 3-7, Washington 10-62, Wonsley 2-(-4).
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Kansas City passing: Kenney 20-37 for 230,
2 INT, 0 TD.
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Washington passing: Theismann 11-25 for 
193, 0 INT, 1 TD.
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Kansas City receiving: Beckman 5-33, Brown
4-49, Carson 3-70, Hancock 2-19, Jackson 2-15,
Marshall 3-29, Scott 1-14.
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Washington receiving: Brown 5-145, Garrett
1-6, Monk 2-14(TD), Walker 1-14, Warren 1-11,
Washington 1-3.

doncoryell · 12-04-2009, 02:36 AM

Los Angeles Rams (1-1) @ Green Bay Packers (1-1)

First Quarter
Los Angeles receives and they drive 63 yards in 9 plays and Mike Lansford kicks a 32 yard field goal to put them in front, 3-0, with 10:30 remaining. Green Bay is forced to punt after a short drive then the Rams go 3 and out. The Packers, thanks to a 55 yard pass from Lynn Dickey to James Lofton, go 74 yards in 3 plays with Lynn Dickey finding Paul Coffman in the endzone from 4 yards away for a TD to give them the lead, 7-3, with 4:30 to go. Los Angeles goes 3 and out then they get the ball back 5 plays later as LeRoy Irvin picks off a pass in front of the endzone and gets to his 5. The Rams start their drive and the quarter ends.
Packers 7, Rams 3

Second Quarter
Los Angeles goes 3 and out then they get the ball back 3 plays later as Nolan Cromwell intercepts a pass and brings it to the Rams' 43. The Rams go the 57 yards in 6 plays as Vince Ferragamo hits Mike Barber with a 13 yard pass for a TD to put them in front, 10-7, with 10:10 remaining. Green Bay goes 3 and out then Los Angeles goes 53 yards in 4 plays with Vince Ferragamo hooking up with Preston Dennard on a 35 yard pass play for a TD to increase their lead to ten, 17-7, with 6:00 to go. The Packers are forced to punt following a short drive then the Rams drive 53 yards in 6 plays and Mike Lansford boots a 40 yard field goal to put them up by 13 at the half.
Rams 20, Packers 7

Third Quarter
Green Bay receives and the teams trade 3 and outs then the Packers march 84 yards in 11 plays with Lynn Dickey firing a 23 yard pass to Paul Coffman for a TD to pull them to within six, 20-14, with 7:00 remaining. Tim Lewis picks off a pass on Los Angeles's 4th play then Green Bay goes 43 yards in 7 plays and Jan Stenerud hits a 25 yard field goal to pull the Pack to within three, 20-17, with 1:30 to go. The Rams are driving as the quarter ends.
Rams 20, Packers 17

Fourth Quarter
Los Angeles punts after a short drive then Green Bay punts after a short drive stalls at midfield and pinning the Rams on their 7. During the drive, James Lofton leaves the game with an injury. On the second play of the drive, Mark Lee picks off a pass then runs 25 yards to paydirt to give the Packers the lead, 24-20, with 10:00 remaining. The Rams go 3 and out but they get the ball back two plays later as Mel Owens intercepts a pass and brings it to the Packers' 29. Four plays later, Vince Ferragamo throws 8 yards to Preston Dennard for the go-ahead TD, 27-24, with 6:00 to go. Nolan Cromwell picks off his second pass of the game on the fifth play of the ensuing drive then Los Angeles drives 45 yards in 7 plays as Vince Ferragamo caps the drive with a 1 yard pass to David Hill for a TD to ice the game and put them in front by ten, 34-24, with only 20 seconds left. The game ends after the kickoff return.

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Rams 34, Packers 24
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                   1  2  3  4    F
LA Rams            3 17  0 14 - 34
Green Bay          7  0 10  7 - 24
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Team statistics
                          LAR      GBP
Total net yards           356      346
  Total plays              64       59
  Average gain            5.6      5.9
Net yards rushing         123       90
  Rushes                   32       21
  Average per rush        3.8      4.3
Net yards passing         233      256
  Completed-attempted   17-31    18-34
  Yards per pass          7.8      8.6
  Sacked-yards lost       1-8     4-35
  Had intercepted           2        4
Punts-average          6-43.0   5-40.8
Turnovers                   2        4
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Player statistics

Missed field goals: None.
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Los Angeles rushing: Dickerson 24-107,
Guman 3-8, Redden 5-8.
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Green Bay rushing: Clark 6-26, Ellis 8-47,
Huckleby 3-7, Meade 4-10.
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Los Angeles passing: Ferragamo 17-31 for
241, 2 INT, 4 TD.
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Green Bay passing: Dickey 18-34 for 291,
4 INT, 2 TD.
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Los Angeles receiving: Barber 4-57(TD),
Dennard 4-52 (2TD), Dickerson 3-29, Ellard 1-44,
Grant 1-11, Guman 2-36, Hill 2-7(TD).
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Green Bay receiving: Clark 1-15, Coffman
3-57(2TD), Ellis 3-36, Epps 1-7, Jefferson 3-38,
Lewis 1-16, Lofton 4-98, Meade 2-24.

doncoryell · 12-08-2009, 02:12 PM

Philadelphia Eagles (1-1) @ Denver Broncos (2-0)

First Quarter
Philadelphia receives and goes 3 and out then Denver drives 53 yards in 11 plays with Steve DeBerg finding Steve Watson in the endzone from 6 yards away to make it 7-0 with 8:00 remaining. The Eagles are forced to punt after a short drive then after the Broncos go 3 and out, the quarter ends as Philadelphia is driving.
Broncos 7, Eagles 0

Second Quarter
On the first play of the quarter, 7th of the drive, Denver recovers a Hubert Oliver fumble at their own 5 then march 78 yards in 11 plays with Rich Karlis kicking a 34 yard field goal to give them a 10-0 lead with 7:40 remaining. Louis Wright picks off a pass on the second play of the ensuing drive then the teams trade 3 and outs. The Broncos' Zack Thomas returns a punt 22 yards to the Eagles' 32 then Rich Karlis boots a 41 yard field goal three plays later to increase the lead to 13-0 with 1:50 to go. Philadelphia is driving but runs out of time as the first half ends.
Broncos 13, Eagles 0

Third Quarter
Denver receives and goes 3 and out but they get the ball right back as they recover a fumble by John Sciarra during the return. The teams trade 3 and outs then Philadelphia gets the ball back on the second play of the next drive as Ray Ellis intercepts a pass. The Eagles turn the ball over on downs after going for it on 4th and 2 at the Denver 38 but they get the ball back three plays later as Herman Edwards picks off a pass. Philadelphia is forced to punt after a short drive then the Broncos are driving as the quarter ends.
Broncos 13, Eagles 0

Fourth Quarter
Denver punts after their drive stalls then Philadelphia goes 3 and out. On the first play of the next drive, Steve Watson gets behind the defense and the pass play goes 50 yards. Steve DeBerg finds Steve Watson in the endzone from 9 yards away on the next play to give the Broncos a 20-0 lead with 11:30 remaining. The Eagles go 3 and out then Denver mounts a 9 play, 59 yard drive that ends with Rich Karlis drilling a 23 yard field goal to make it 23-0 with 5:40 to go. The Broncos get the ball back as they recover a fumble by Michael Haddix on the first play of the ensuing drive at the Eagles' 18 then settle for a 35 yard field goal by Rich Karlis to give them a 26-0 lead with 4:20 left. On the second play of the next drive, Ron Jaworski finds Mike Quick burning the defense and the pass play covers 73 yards for a TD and Philadelphia trails, 26-7, with 2:50 on the clock. Denver goes 3 and out then the Eagles mount another drive but time runs out.

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Broncos 26, Eagles 7
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                   1  2  3  4    F
Philadelphia       0  0  0  7 -  7
Denver             7  6  0 13 - 26
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Team statistics
                          PHI      DEN
Total net yards           230      286
  Total plays              53       69
  Average gain            4.3      4.1
Net yards rushing          34      102
  Rushes                   20       29
  Average per rush        1.7      3.5
Net yards passing         196      184
  Completed-attempted   13-30    18-35
  Yards per pass          7.3      6.5
  Sacked-yards lost      3-24     5-44
  Had intercepted           1        2
Punts-average          7-40.1   6-41.5
Turnovers                   3        2
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Player statistics

Missed field goals: None.
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Philadelphia rushing: Haddix 6-8,
Harrington 1-2, Oliver 7-17, Williams 6-7.
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Denver rushing: DeBerg 3-4, Parros 2-13,
Poole 8-28, Preston 4-17, Winder 12-40.
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Philadelphia passing: Jaworski 13-30 for
220, 1 INT, 1 TD.
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Denver passing: DeBerg 18-35 for 228,
2 INT, 2 TD.
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Philadelphia receiving: Carmichael 2-16,
Dixon 1-5, Haddix 1-4, Hoover 1-5, Kab 1-13,
Oliver 1-17, Quick 6-135(TD), Williams 1-29.
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Denver receiving: Egloff 2-37, Poole 2-19,
Preston 1-10, Thomas 1-13, Upchurch 2-29,
Watson 6-105(2TD), Winder 3-9, Wright 1-6.

11-24-2009, 02:11 PM	#49
doncoryell All Star OVR: 20 Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Rhode Island	Re: 1983 - An NFL Replay -- The SOM Project Pittsburgh Steelers (1-1) @ Houston Oilers (1-1) First Quarter Pittsburgh receives and goes 3 and out but they get the ball back as Carl Roaches fumbles at the Houston 6. Franco Harris runs into the endzone on the next play to give the Steelers the lead, 7-0, with 12:00 remaining. Mel Blount picks off a pass on the third play of the Oilers' drive then Pittsburgh goes 3 and out. Houston drives 54 yards in 5 plays and settles for a Florian Kempf 34 yard field goal to make it 7-3, with 7:00 to go. The teams trade 3 and outs then the Steelers are forced to punt after a short drive. The Oilers start their drive and the quarter ends. Steelers 7, Oilers 3 Second Quarter Houston goes 3 and out then after Pittsburgh punts after a short drive, the Oilers march 78 yards in 10 plays but Florian Kempf misses a 19 yard field goal attempt. The Steelers drive 80 yards in 9 plays and Frank Pollard runs 4 yards for a TD to give them a 14-3 lead with 0:50 left in the half. During the series, Pittsburgh's receiver Greg Hawthorne is injured. Houston tries to drive but time runs out in the first half. Steelers 14, Oilers 3 Third Quarter Houston receives and mounts a 10-play, 48 yard drive that ends with Florian Kempf drilling a 49 yard field goal to pull them to within eight, 14-6, with 9:30 remaining. Pittsburgh goes 3 and out but gets the ball right back as Carl Roaches fumbles during the return on their 11. Frank Pollard runs into the endzone on the ensuing play to give the Steelers a 21-6 lead with 6:50 to go. Houston is forced to punt following a short drive then the teams trade 3 and outs. Pittsburgh begins their next drive and the quarter ends. Steelers 21, Oilers 6 Fourth Quarter Pittsburgh's drive started from their 6 and goes 71 yards in 9 plays with Gary Anderson booting a 40 yard field goal to give them a 24-6 lead with 11:10 remaining. Houston's Carl Roaches fumbled during the kickoff return and the Steelers recover at the Oilers' 14. Three plays later, Gary Anderson misses a 35 yard field goal attempt then Houston goes 3 and out. Pittsburgh covers 52 yards in 10 plays with Franco Harris running 6 yards for a TD to give them a 31-6 lead with 2:10 to go. The Oilers turn the ball over on downs and Cliff Stoudt takes a knee to end the game. Code: Steelers 31, Oilers 6 ---------------------------------------------- 1 2 3 4 F Pittsburgh 7 7 7 10 - 31 Houston 3 0 3 0 - 6 ---------------------------------------------- Team statistics PIT HOU Total net yards 255 285 Total plays 63 53 Average gain 4.0 5.4 Net yards rushing 186 114 Rushes 37 27 Average per rush 5.0 4.2 Net yards passing 69 171 Completed-attempted 10-23 14-23 Yards per pass 4.1 8.6 Sacked-yards lost 3-26 3-27 Had intercepted 0 1 Punts-average 7-43.3 6-41.5 Turnovers 0 4 ---------------------------------------------- Player statistics Missed field goals Pittsburgh: Anderson 35. Houston: Kempf 19. ---------------------------------------------- Pittsburgh rushing: Abercrombie 4-19, Harris 19-98(2TD), Odom 1-3, Pollard 11-56(2TD), Stoudt 2-10. ---------------------------------------------- Houston rushing: Campbell 20-76, Edwards 1-0, Moriarty 6-38. ---------------------------------------------- Pittsburgh passing: Stoudt 10-23 for 95, 0 INT, 0 TD. ---------------------------------------------- Houston passing: Luck 14-23 for 198, 1 INT, 0 TD. ---------------------------------------------- Pittsburgh receiving: Abercrombie 1-13, Cunningham 2-26, Garrity 2-7, Harris 1-4, Pollard 2-10, Sweeney 2-35. ---------------------------------------------- Houston receiving: Bryant 4-32, Campbell 2-17, Craft 1-2, Dressel 2-46, McCloskey 1-6, Renfro 1-38, Smith 3-57.

11-25-2009, 09:35 PM	#50
doncoryell All Star OVR: 20 Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Rhode Island	Re: 1983 - An NFL Replay -- The SOM Project Minnesota Vikings (0-2) @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers (0-2) First Quarter Minnesota receives and on the sixth play of the drive, Hugh Green picks off a pass then the teams trade 3 and outs. The teams trade 3 and outs again then Tampa Bay drives 57 yards in 4 plays with Jack Thompson finding Jimmie Giles in the endzone from 4 yards away to give them the lead, 7-0, with 4:30 remaining. Following a 30 yard kickoff return by Darrin Nelson, the Vikings drive 30 yards in 5 plays and Benny Ricardo misses a 42 yard field goal attempt. The Buccaneers begin to drive an the quarter ends. Buccaneers 7, Vikings 0 Second Quarter Tampa Bay is forced to punt following a short drive then the teams trade short drives and punts. Minnesota hits paydirt as they drive 75 yards in 9 plays with Tommy Kramer firing a 14 yard pass to Sam McCullum in the endzone to tie the game, 7-7, with 4:50 remaining. Michael Morton returns the kickoff 50 yards to the Vikings' 35 but the Buccaneers don't get a first down and Bill Capece misses a 47 yard field goal attempt. The Vikings punt after a short drive then the first half ends after a pass by Jack Thompson falls incomplete. Buccaneers 7, Vikings 7 Third Quarter Tampa Bay receives and goes 3 and out then Minnesota mounts a drive but Mike Washington intercepts a pass on the 8th play of the drive. The Buccaneers go 36 yards in 9 plays and Bill Capece misses a 50 yard field goal attempt. The teams trade 3 and outs then the Vikings are marching down the field as the quarter ends. During the early part of the drive, Vikings' quarterback Tommy Kramer is injured and replaced by Steve Dils. Buccaneers 7, Vikings 7 Fourth Quarter Minnesota covers 67 yards in 17 plays with Benny Ricardo kicking a 36 yard field goal to give them the lead, 10-7, with 9:40 remaining. Fred McNeill picks off a pass on the 3rd play of Tampa Bay's drive then the Vikings go 3 and out. The Buccaneers are pinned at their 7 then march 93 yards in 8 plays with James Wilder busting through and running 25 yards to paydirt to give them the lead, 14-10, with 3:00 to go. Minnesota turns the ball over on downs then Jack Thompson takes a couple of knees to end the game. Code: Buccaneers 14, Vikings 10 ------------------------------------------- 1 2 3 4 F Minnesota 0 7 0 3 - 10 Tampa Bay 7 0 0 7 - 14 ---------------------------------------------- Team statistics MIN TBB Total net yards 261 296 Total plays 72 54 Average gain 3.6 5.5 Net yards rushing 51 96 Rushes 33 26 Average per rush 1.5 3.7 Net yards passing 210 200 Completed-attempted 21-37 11-28 Yards per pass 6.1 7.1 Sacked-yards lost 2-16 0-0 Had intercepted 2 1 Punts-average 6-43.0 6-46.2 Turnovers 2 1 ---------------------------------------------- Player statistics Missed field goals Minnesota: Ricardo 42. Tampa Bay: Capece 47,50. ---------------------------------------------- Minnesota rushing: Brown 7-25, Galbreath 7-15, Kramer 5-(-16), Nelson 11-26, Young 3-1. ---------------------------------------------- Tampa Bay rushing: Morton 1-0, Owens 8-31, Thompson 4-(-6), Wilder 13-71(TD). ---------------------------------------------- Minnesota passing: Kramer 17-27 for 188, 2 INT, 1 TD. Dils 4-10 for 38, 0 INT, 0 TD. ---------------------------------------------- Tampa Bay passing: Thompson 11-28 for 200, 1 INT, 1 TD. ---------------------------------------------- Minnesota receiving: Brown 3-56, Bruer 2-6, Casper 2-17, Galbreath 3-23, LeCount 1-15, McCullum 2-20(TD), Nelson 4-79, White 3-13, Young 1-(-3). ---------------------------------------------- Tampa Bay receiving: J.Bell 1-12, Carter 2-53, Giles 2-17(TD), House 3-87, Wilder 3-31.

11-25-2009, 10:04 PM	#51
doncoryell All Star OVR: 20 Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Rhode Island	Re: 1983 - An NFL Replay -- The SOM Project New York Jets (1-1) @ New England Patriots (1-1) First Quarter New York receives and the teams trade short drives and punts then New England gets the ball back on their 44 thanks to a fumble by Freeman McNeil. The Patriots drive the 56 yards in 5 plays as Tony Eason, starting in place of the injured Steve Grogan, finds Stephen Starring behind the defense and the pass play covers 48 yards for a TD to give them the lead, 7-0, with 6:00 remaining. The teams trade short drives and punts then the Jets go 3 and out with Chuck Ramsey's punt being blocked and recovered by New England on the Jets' 5 as the quarter ends. Patriots 7, Jets 0 Second Quarter On the first play of the quarter, Anthony Collins runs the 5 yards for a TD to give New England a 14-0 lead with 14:30 remaining. New York answers right back with a 9 play, 65 yard drive that is capped by a 4 yard run by Freeman McNeil for a TD to cut the deficit in half, 14-7, with 10:10 to go. The Jets get the ball back two plays later as Ken Schroy picks off a pass but they go 3 and out. The Patriots mount an 11 play, 58 yard drive with John Smith missing a 38 yard field goal attempt then New York goes 3 and out. New England drives 33 yards in 4 plays and John Smith misses a 35 yard field goal attempt as time runs out in the first half. Patriots 14, Jets 7 Third Quarter New England receives and is forced to punt after a short drive then they get the ball back 8 plays later as Freeman McNeil coughs up the ball at the NE 30. New York gets the ball right back as Mark van Eeghen turns it over on a fumble then the Jets don't get a first down and settle for a 41 yard field goal by Pat Leahy to pull them to within four, 14-10, with 6:30 remaining. The Patriots come right back and march 57 yards in 13 plays and John Smith boots a 30 yard field goal to put them back up by seven, 17-10, with 0:20 to go. The quarter ends after the kickoff return. Patriots 17, Jets 10 Fourth Quarter The teams trade 3 and outs then after New York goes 3 and out again, New England is forced to punt following a short drive and Kirk Springs returns it 89 yards for a TD to put tie the game, 17-17, with 7:30 remaining. The Patriots are forced to punt again after a short drive then the Jets go 68 yards in 7 plays and Pat Leahy drills a 21 yard field goal to give them the lead, 20-17, with 2:30 left. New England turns the ball over on downs and Richard Todd takes a couple of knees to end the game. Code: Jets 20, Patriots 17 ------------------------------------------- 1 2 3 4 F NY Jets 0 7 3 10 - 20 New England 7 7 3 0 - 17 ---------------------------------------------- Team statistics NYJ NEP Total net yards 259 320 Total plays 59 71 Average gain 4.4 4.5 Net yards rushing 77 197 Rushes 21 38 Average per rush 3.7 5.2 Net yards passing 182 123 Completed-attempted 14-34 9-31 Yards per pass 6.4 4.5 Sacked-yards lost 4-36 2-17 Had intercepted 0 1 Punts-average 6-43.3 6-44.5 Turnovers 2 2 ---------------------------------------------- Player statistics Missed field goals New England: Smith 38,35. ---------------------------------------------- New York rushing: Barber 1-7, Dierking 5-15, Harper 3-21, McNeil 10-38(TD), Todd 2-(-4). ---------------------------------------------- [b]Collins 17-88(TD), Tatupu 8-65, van Eeghen 7-19, Weathers 6-25. ---------------------------------------------- New York passing: Todd 14-34 for 218, 0 INT, 0 TD. ---------------------------------------------- New England passing: Eason 9-31 for 140, 1 INT, 1 TD. ---------------------------------------------- New York receiving: Barkum 4-42, Dierking 1-14, L.Jones 2-42, McNeil 1-7, Shuler 2-17, Walker 4-96. ---------------------------------------------- New England receiving: C.Jones 1-1, Morgan 2-27, Ramsey 1-13, Starring 2-54(TD), Tatupu 1-16, van Eeghen 1-17, Weathers 1-12.

11-25-2009, 10:25 PM	#52
dodgerblue MVP OVR: 19 Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Southern California Posts: 1,241	Re: 1983 - An NFL Replay -- The SOM Project Nice thread. Played strat football with a buddy in the mid 80's. Good times. Also nice to see the LA Rams. Back when I cared about the NFL. __________________ Pitchers and Catchers Report; Life Worth Living Again

12-04-2009, 01:54 AM	#54
doncoryell All Star OVR: 20 Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Rhode Island	Re: 1983 - An NFL Replay -- The SOM Project Kansas City Chiefs (1-1) @ Washington Redskins (1-1) First Quarter Kansas City receives and drives 48 yards in 9 plays but Nick Lowery misses a 51 yard field goal attempt. Washington marches 66 yards in 13 plays with John Riggins bullying his way 1 yard for a TD to put them in front, 7-0, with 5:00 remaining. The Chiefs answer right back with a 10 play, 45 yard drive that ends with Nick Lowery kicking a 49 yard field goal to pull them to within four, 7-3, with 0:20 to go. Time expires after the kickoff return. Redskins 7, Chiefs 3 Second Quarter Washington goes 3 and out but gets the ball back 4 plays later as Mel Kaufman picks off a pass and returns it to the Redskins' 42. Six plays later, Joe Theismann finds Art Monk in the endzone from 2 yards away for a TD to put them up by 11, 14-3, with 8:40 remaining. Kansas City goes 3 and out then Washington goes 34 yards in 7 plays and Mark Moseley misses a 34 yard field goal attempt. The Chiefs are forced to punt following a short drive then the Redskins go 19 yards on a pass play and Mark Moseley misses a 48 yard field goal as time expires to end the first half. Redskins 14, Chiefs 3 Third Quarter Washington receives and on the first play Joe Theismann hooks up with Charlie Brown on a 70 yard pass play. Two plays later, John Riggins caps the 3 play, 77 yard drive by rumbling 2 yards for a TD to put them up by 18, 21-3, with 13:00 remaining. Kansas City is forced to punt after a short drive then the teams trade 3 and outs. The Redskins cover 42 yards in 5 plays with Mark Moseley missing a 50 yard field goal attempt then they get the ball back 4 plays later as Theotis Brown coughs up the ball on the Redskins' 41. Washington goes 3 and out then the quarter ends as the Chiefs start their drive. Redskins 21, Chiefs 3 Fourth Quarter Anthony Washington intercepts a pass on Kansas City's 5th play of the drive then the teams trade 3 and outs. The Redskins go 3 and out again then the Chiefs punt following a short drive. The teams trade 3 and outs then Washington makes a few first downs and runs out the rest of the clock. Code: Redskins 21, Chiefs 3 ------------------------------------------- 1 2 3 4 F Kansas City 3 0 0 0 - 3 Washington 7 7 7 0 - 21 ---------------------------------------------- Team statistics KCC WAS Total net yards 222 350 Total plays 61 62 Average gain 3.6 5.6 Net yards rushing 18 173 Rushes 21 35 Average per rush 0.9 4.9 Net yards passing 204 177 Completed-attempted 20-37 11-25 Yards per pass 6.2 7.7 Sacked-yards lost 3-26 2-16 Had intercepted 2 0 Punts-average 7-39.4 6-40.3 Turnovers 3 0 ---------------------------------------------- Player statistics Missed field goals Kansas City: Lowery 51. Washington: Moseley 34,48,50. ---------------------------------------------- Kansas City rushing: Brown 8-8, Jackson 10-7, Thomas 3-3. ---------------------------------------------- Washington rushing: Riggins 20-108(2TD), Theismann 3-7, Washington 10-62, Wonsley 2-(-4). ---------------------------------------------- Kansas City passing: Kenney 20-37 for 230, 2 INT, 0 TD. ---------------------------------------------- Washington passing: Theismann 11-25 for 193, 0 INT, 1 TD. ---------------------------------------------- Kansas City receiving: Beckman 5-33, Brown 4-49, Carson 3-70, Hancock 2-19, Jackson 2-15, Marshall 3-29, Scott 1-14. ---------------------------------------------- Washington receiving: Brown 5-145, Garrett 1-6, Monk 2-14(TD), Walker 1-14, Warren 1-11, Washington 1-3.

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12-04-2009, 02:36 AM	#55
doncoryell All Star OVR: 20 Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Rhode Island	Re: 1983 - An NFL Replay -- The SOM Project Los Angeles Rams (1-1) @ Green Bay Packers (1-1) First Quarter Los Angeles receives and they drive 63 yards in 9 plays and Mike Lansford kicks a 32 yard field goal to put them in front, 3-0, with 10:30 remaining. Green Bay is forced to punt after a short drive then the Rams go 3 and out. The Packers, thanks to a 55 yard pass from Lynn Dickey to James Lofton, go 74 yards in 3 plays with Lynn Dickey finding Paul Coffman in the endzone from 4 yards away for a TD to give them the lead, 7-3, with 4:30 to go. Los Angeles goes 3 and out then they get the ball back 5 plays later as LeRoy Irvin picks off a pass in front of the endzone and gets to his 5. The Rams start their drive and the quarter ends. Packers 7, Rams 3 Second Quarter Los Angeles goes 3 and out then they get the ball back 3 plays later as Nolan Cromwell intercepts a pass and brings it to the Rams' 43. The Rams go the 57 yards in 6 plays as Vince Ferragamo hits Mike Barber with a 13 yard pass for a TD to put them in front, 10-7, with 10:10 remaining. Green Bay goes 3 and out then Los Angeles goes 53 yards in 4 plays with Vince Ferragamo hooking up with Preston Dennard on a 35 yard pass play for a TD to increase their lead to ten, 17-7, with 6:00 to go. The Packers are forced to punt following a short drive then the Rams drive 53 yards in 6 plays and Mike Lansford boots a 40 yard field goal to put them up by 13 at the half. Rams 20, Packers 7 Third Quarter Green Bay receives and the teams trade 3 and outs then the Packers march 84 yards in 11 plays with Lynn Dickey firing a 23 yard pass to Paul Coffman for a TD to pull them to within six, 20-14, with 7:00 remaining. Tim Lewis picks off a pass on Los Angeles's 4th play then Green Bay goes 43 yards in 7 plays and Jan Stenerud hits a 25 yard field goal to pull the Pack to within three, 20-17, with 1:30 to go. The Rams are driving as the quarter ends. Rams 20, Packers 17 Fourth Quarter Los Angeles punts after a short drive then Green Bay punts after a short drive stalls at midfield and pinning the Rams on their 7. During the drive, James Lofton leaves the game with an injury. On the second play of the drive, Mark Lee picks off a pass then runs 25 yards to paydirt to give the Packers the lead, 24-20, with 10:00 remaining. The Rams go 3 and out but they get the ball back two plays later as Mel Owens intercepts a pass and brings it to the Packers' 29. Four plays later, Vince Ferragamo throws 8 yards to Preston Dennard for the go-ahead TD, 27-24, with 6:00 to go. Nolan Cromwell picks off his second pass of the game on the fifth play of the ensuing drive then Los Angeles drives 45 yards in 7 plays as Vince Ferragamo caps the drive with a 1 yard pass to David Hill for a TD to ice the game and put them in front by ten, 34-24, with only 20 seconds left. The game ends after the kickoff return. Code: Rams 34, Packers 24 ------------------------------------------- 1 2 3 4 F LA Rams 3 17 0 14 - 34 Green Bay 7 0 10 7 - 24 ---------------------------------------------- Team statistics LAR GBP Total net yards 356 346 Total plays 64 59 Average gain 5.6 5.9 Net yards rushing 123 90 Rushes 32 21 Average per rush 3.8 4.3 Net yards passing 233 256 Completed-attempted 17-31 18-34 Yards per pass 7.8 8.6 Sacked-yards lost 1-8 4-35 Had intercepted 2 4 Punts-average 6-43.0 5-40.8 Turnovers 2 4 ---------------------------------------------- Player statistics Missed field goals: None. ---------------------------------------------- Los Angeles rushing: Dickerson 24-107, Guman 3-8, Redden 5-8. ---------------------------------------------- Green Bay rushing: Clark 6-26, Ellis 8-47, Huckleby 3-7, Meade 4-10. ---------------------------------------------- Los Angeles passing: Ferragamo 17-31 for 241, 2 INT, 4 TD. ---------------------------------------------- Green Bay passing: Dickey 18-34 for 291, 4 INT, 2 TD. ---------------------------------------------- Los Angeles receiving: Barber 4-57(TD), Dennard 4-52 (2TD), Dickerson 3-29, Ellard 1-44, Grant 1-11, Guman 2-36, Hill 2-7(TD). ---------------------------------------------- Green Bay receiving: Clark 1-15, Coffman 3-57(2TD), Ellis 3-36, Epps 1-7, Jefferson 3-38, Lewis 1-16, Lofton 4-98, Meade 2-24.

12-08-2009, 02:12 PM	#56
doncoryell All Star OVR: 20 Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Rhode Island	Re: 1983 - An NFL Replay -- The SOM Project Philadelphia Eagles (1-1) @ Denver Broncos (2-0) First Quarter Philadelphia receives and goes 3 and out then Denver drives 53 yards in 11 plays with Steve DeBerg finding Steve Watson in the endzone from 6 yards away to make it 7-0 with 8:00 remaining. The Eagles are forced to punt after a short drive then after the Broncos go 3 and out, the quarter ends as Philadelphia is driving. Broncos 7, Eagles 0 Second Quarter On the first play of the quarter, 7th of the drive, Denver recovers a Hubert Oliver fumble at their own 5 then march 78 yards in 11 plays with Rich Karlis kicking a 34 yard field goal to give them a 10-0 lead with 7:40 remaining. Louis Wright picks off a pass on the second play of the ensuing drive then the teams trade 3 and outs. The Broncos' Zack Thomas returns a punt 22 yards to the Eagles' 32 then Rich Karlis boots a 41 yard field goal three plays later to increase the lead to 13-0 with 1:50 to go. Philadelphia is driving but runs out of time as the first half ends. Broncos 13, Eagles 0 Third Quarter Denver receives and goes 3 and out but they get the ball right back as they recover a fumble by John Sciarra during the return. The teams trade 3 and outs then Philadelphia gets the ball back on the second play of the next drive as Ray Ellis intercepts a pass. The Eagles turn the ball over on downs after going for it on 4th and 2 at the Denver 38 but they get the ball back three plays later as Herman Edwards picks off a pass. Philadelphia is forced to punt after a short drive then the Broncos are driving as the quarter ends. Broncos 13, Eagles 0 Fourth Quarter Denver punts after their drive stalls then Philadelphia goes 3 and out. On the first play of the next drive, Steve Watson gets behind the defense and the pass play goes 50 yards. Steve DeBerg finds Steve Watson in the endzone from 9 yards away on the next play to give the Broncos a 20-0 lead with 11:30 remaining. The Eagles go 3 and out then Denver mounts a 9 play, 59 yard drive that ends with Rich Karlis drilling a 23 yard field goal to make it 23-0 with 5:40 to go. The Broncos get the ball back as they recover a fumble by Michael Haddix on the first play of the ensuing drive at the Eagles' 18 then settle for a 35 yard field goal by Rich Karlis to give them a 26-0 lead with 4:20 left. On the second play of the next drive, Ron Jaworski finds Mike Quick burning the defense and the pass play covers 73 yards for a TD and Philadelphia trails, 26-7, with 2:50 on the clock. Denver goes 3 and out then the Eagles mount another drive but time runs out. Code: Broncos 26, Eagles 7 ------------------------------------------- 1 2 3 4 F Philadelphia 0 0 0 7 - 7 Denver 7 6 0 13 - 26 ---------------------------------------------- Team statistics PHI DEN Total net yards 230 286 Total plays 53 69 Average gain 4.3 4.1 Net yards rushing 34 102 Rushes 20 29 Average per rush 1.7 3.5 Net yards passing 196 184 Completed-attempted 13-30 18-35 Yards per pass 7.3 6.5 Sacked-yards lost 3-24 5-44 Had intercepted 1 2 Punts-average 7-40.1 6-41.5 Turnovers 3 2 ---------------------------------------------- Player statistics Missed field goals: None. ---------------------------------------------- Philadelphia rushing: Haddix 6-8, Harrington 1-2, Oliver 7-17, Williams 6-7. ---------------------------------------------- Denver rushing: DeBerg 3-4, Parros 2-13, Poole 8-28, Preston 4-17, Winder 12-40. ---------------------------------------------- Philadelphia passing: Jaworski 13-30 for 220, 1 INT, 1 TD. ---------------------------------------------- Denver passing: DeBerg 18-35 for 228, 2 INT, 2 TD. ---------------------------------------------- Philadelphia receiving: Carmichael 2-16, Dixon 1-5, Haddix 1-4, Hoover 1-5, Kab 1-13, Oliver 1-17, Quick 6-135(TD), Williams 1-29. ---------------------------------------------- Denver receiving: Egloff 2-37, Poole 2-19, Preston 1-10, Thomas 1-13, Upchurch 2-29, Watson 6-105(2TD), Winder 3-9, Wright 1-6.

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