No More Brady - A Ryan Mallett Patriots Story (Madden 13)

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2013 - Week #5

Substantial Loss for Substantial Time Frame - The Raiders will have less room for error now that Richard Seymour will be out for several weeks.

Undefeated Start - The Falcons are determined to conted in their dividion after four strait wins to start the year.

Building Momentum - Off to a 4-0 start, the Giants are heading in the right direction.

Brandon Spikes will Return this Week - Brandon Spikes has confirmed that he's healed and ready to return to the field and compete.

Building Momentum - Off to a 4-0 start, the Giants are heading in the right direction.

Empty Handed - The Panthers left today's 37-31 game with a loss to the Buccaneers.

See Who's Tweetin'

@MattMillerEA - The Patriots think they just got to keep a gamechanger in RE J. Cunningham. Time will tell

@mortreportEA - Patriots will have Brandon Spikes back this week.

@WingozEA - Is anyone really going to try and act surprised that Doug Martin is the #NFCPoW

@SkipBaylesseA - It would have been a travesty had Ray Rice not been named #AFCPoW

@LArringtonEA - Every player wants respect and that's what Tamarcus Finley is out to get. #NFCPoW

@Donny_Moore - Two things are certain this week...1) T. Finley is not playing like a rook 2) Somebody getting some Madden Ratings love in the #RosterUpdate

@RossTuckerEA - Paul Posluszny was the defense this week for the Jaguars. #AFCPoW

@MattMillerEA - Are people seriously getting excited about the Falcons going 4-0? In the words of my friend's kid: "chillax"

@RoFloEA - Maurice Jones-Drew is now about halfway to Emmitt Smith territory.

@MikeHillEA - All the right moves in the off-season, all the right moves on the field. #Giants

@MarkSchlerethEA - Tough loss for the Raiders this week. He's a great competitor.

@MarkSchlerethEA - You earn road wins, but you have to just go out and take home wins. #Buccaneers win.

NFL Injury Report - Week #5
Pos	Player	Injury Note
LOLB	Von Miller | Broncos	Upper Arm Fracture - 1 Week
WR	Demaryius Thomas | Broncos	Ruptured Disk - 6 Weeks
RE	Darnell Dockett | Cardinals	Broken Jaw - 2 Weeks
RG	Louis Vasquez | Chargers	Broken Jaw - 5 Weeks
CB	Sean Smith | Dolphins	Pulled Groin - 4 Weeks
LE	Junior Galette | Eagles	Quad Tear - 4 Weeks
DT	Steve McLendon | Jaguars	Broken Thumb - 4 Weeks
DT	Richard Seymour | Raiders	Foot Fracture - 4 Weeks
RE	Kamerion Wimbley | Titans	Pulled Groin - 3 Weeks

NFL Players of the Week
Award	Player | Team	Pos	Stats
NFC OFFENSIVE POW	Doug Martin | Tampa Bay Buccaneers	HB	20 CAR, 71 YDS, 5 REC, 113 YDS, 2 TD
NFC DEFENSIVE POW	Tamarcus Finley | Washington Redskins	CB	1 INT, 1 TD
AFC OFFENSIVE POW	Ray Rice | Baltimore Ravens	HB	17 CAR, 114 YDS, 1 TD, 4 REC, 96 YDS, 1 TD
AFC DEFENSIVE POW	Paul Posluszny | Jacksonville Jaguars	MLB	10 TKL, 1 SACK, 2 INT

NFL Scores - Week #5

Sunday's Games

Browns 24 - 49ers 16

Raiders 30 - Chiefs 35

Cardinals 21 - Redskins 48

Rams 17 - Cowboys 38

Colts 35 - Saints 38

Packers 29 - Vikings 19

Panthers 31 - Buccaneers 37

Jaguars 47 - Texans 20

Dolphins 23 - Chargers 20

Falcons 17 - Eagles 14

Seahawks 15 - Giants 20

Steelers 24 - Bengals 39

Monday's Games

Ravens 58 - Titans 24

BYE WEEKS: Buffalo, Chicago, Detroit, New York Jets

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NFL League Leaders
2013 - Week #5

NFL League Leaders - Updated: Oct 8, 2013
QB Rating		Rating	Passing Yards		YDS
	1. Matt Ryan	118.7		1. Drew Brees	1,512
	2. Andrew Luck	112.9		2. Joe Flacco	1,453
	3. Drew Brees	110.3		3. Michael Vick	1,344
	4. Michael Vick	102.7		4. Aaron Rodgers	1,337
	5. Joe Flacco	98.7		5. Blaine Gabbert	1,304
Passing Touchdowns		TDS	Interceptions		INT
	1. Drew Brees	17		1. Jake Locker	11
	2. Michael Vick	13		2. Russell Wilson	9
	3. Joe Flacco	12		3. Ryan Tannehill	9
	4. Andrew Luck	12		4. Ryan Mallett	9
	5. Peyton Manning	12		5. Mark Sanchez	8

NFL League Leaders - Updated: Oct 8, 2013
Rushing Yards		YDS	Rushing Touchdowns		TDS
	1. Ryan Mathews	660		1. Mike Goodson	6
	2. Maurice Jones-Drew	585		2. Michael Turner	5
	3. Ray Rice	559		3. STEVAN RIDLEY	5
	4. STEVAN RIDLEY	513		4. Ryan Mathews	5
	5. DeMarco Murray	493		5. Maurice Jones-Drew	5
Rushing Yards per Carry		YPC	Rushing Yards per Game		YPG
	1. DeShawn Whitmore	9.9		1. Ryan Mathews	132.0
	2. Mike Goodson	8.2		2. Jamaal Charles	119.0
	3. Pierre Thomas	7.9		3. Maurice Jones-Drew	117.0
	4. Mikel Leshoure	7.6		4. Ray Rice	111.8
	5. Xavier Waters	7.5		5. STEVAN RIDLEY	102.6

NFL League Leaders - Updated: Oct 8, 2013
Receptions		REC	Receiving Yards		YDS
	1. Marques Colston	36		1. Marques Colston	502
	2. BRANDON LLOYD	31		2. A.J Green	498
	3. A.J Green	31		3. BRANDON LLOYD	450
	4. Laurent Robinson	30		4. Torrey Smith	432
	5. Calvin Johnson Jr.	27		5. Sidney Rice	411
Receiving Touchdowns		TDS	Receiving Yards per Game		YPG
	1. Marques Colston	5		1. Marques Colston	100.4
	2. Matt Forte	5		2. A.J Green	99.6
	3. Steve Smith	4		3. Calvin Johnson Jr.	98.8
	4. Kenny Britt	4		4. BRANDON LLOYD	90.0
	5. ROB GRONKOWSKI	4		5. Laurent Robinson	88.5

NFL League Leaders - Updated: Oct 8, 2013
Offensive Line Pancakes		Pcake	Offensive Line Sacks		SACK
	1. Travelle Wharton	6		1. Jared Veldheer	6
	2. Sean Locklear	6		2. Lyle Sendlein	5
	3. Anthony Castonzo	6		3. Zach Strief	5
	4. Carl Nicks	6		4. Phil Loadholt	5
	5. Jahri Evans	6		5. Jared Gaither	5

NFL League Leaders - Updated: Oct 8, 2013
Defensive Tackles		TKL	Defensive Sacks		SACK
	1. Philip Wheeler	42		1. CHANDLER JONES	6
	2. Paul Posluszny	41		2. Brian Robison	5
	3. Chase Blackburn	39		3. Antwan Applewhite	5
	4. Perry Riley	37		4. Cliff Avril	4
	5. Gary Brackett	36		5. Mike Devito	4
Defensive Interceptions		INT	Defensive Pass Deflections		DEFL
	1. ANTOINE CASON	4		1. Darian Stewart	10
	2. Erin Henderson	3		2. Christopher Owens	8
	3. Jimmy Smith	3		3. Ryan Clark	7
	4. Eric Smith	3		4. Tyvon Branch	7
	5. Paul Posluszny	3		5. Tramon Williams	7
Defensive Forced Fumbles		FF	Defensive Touchdowns		TDS
	1. Daryl Smith	3		1. Chris Gamble	1
	2. Terrell Suggs	2		2. Ryan Kerrigan	1
	3. James Anderson	2		3. Darrelle Revis	1
	4. Clay Matthews	2		4. Tramon Williams	1
	5. Ryan Kerrigan	2		5. Lefi Banks	1

NFL League Leaders - Updated: Oct 8, 2013
Field Goals Made		FGM	Field Goal %		FG%
	1. David Akers	14		1. David Akers	100%
	2. Nate Kaeding	13		2. Shaun Suisham	100%
	3. Dave Rayner	12		3. Josh Brown	100%
	4. Shayne Graham	11		4. Matt Bryant	100%
	5. Sebastian Janikowski	11		5. Mike Nugent	100%
Field Goal Long		LONG	Field Goals Made 50+		FGM50
	1. Sebastian Janikowski	58		1. Dan Carpenter	4
	2. Josh Scobee	57		2. Sebastian Janikowski	3
	3. Dan Carpenter	56		3. Shaun Suisham	3
	4. Mason Crosby	55		4. Nate Kaeding	2
	5. STEPHEN GOSTKOWSKI	54		5. David Akers	2
Punts		Punt	Punting Yards		YDS
	1. Dave Zastudil	46		1. Andy Lee	2,271
	2. Andy Lee	45		2. Dave Zastudil	2,045
	3. Jason Baker	43		3. Tim Masthay	1,974
	4. Tim Masthay	40		4. Jason Baker	1,884
	5. Chris Kluwe	38		5. Chris Kluwe	1,814
Punting Net Average		AVG	Punts Inside 20		IN20
	1. Nico Midgett	48.0		1. Chris Kluwe	13
	2. Andy Lee	47.8		2. Mike Scifres	12
	3. Mike Scifres	44.2		3. Dave Zastudil	11
	4. Tim Masthay	44.1		4. Andy Lee	10
	5. Adam Podlesh	43.9		5. Chas Henry	10

NFL League Leaders - Updated: Oct 8, 2013
Kick Return Yards		YDS	Punt Return Yards		YDS
	1. Richard Goodman	512		1. Nate Burleson	325
	2. Brandon Banks	399		2. Jerrel Jernigan	286
	3. Brandon Tate	387		3. D.J Greenwood	284
	4. Antonio Brown	387		4. Antonio Brown	222
	5. Damian Williams	363		5. Danieal Manning	221
Kick Return Average		AVG	Punt Return Average		AVG
	1. T.Y Hilton	46.8		1. Nate Burleson	20.3
	2. Richard Goodman	46.5		2. Andre Caldwell	19.5
	3. Laurent Robinson	41.8		3. Jerrel Jernigan	13.6
	4. Mike Thomas	40.3		4. C.J Spiller	12.7
	5. Josh Wilson	35.9		5. D.J Greenwood	12.3
Kick Return Touchdowns		TDS	Punt Return Touchdowns		TDS
	1. Richard Goodman	3		1. Nate Burleson	3
	2. Laurent Robinson	2		2. Jerrel Jernigan	2
	3. T.Y Hilton	1		3. D.J Greenwood	2
	4. Mike Thomas	1		4. Lance Moore	1
	5. Josh Wilson	1		5. Andre Caldwell	1
Kick Return Long		LONG	Punt Return Long		LONG
	1. Richard Goodman	99		1. Nate Burleson	86
	2. Joe McKnight	99		2. Danieal Manning	83
	3. Josh Wilson	99		3. Randall Cobb	81
	4. Joe Lefeged	99		4. Jerrel Jernigan	80
	5. T.Y Hilton	99		5. D.J Greenwood	79

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2013 - Week #5
(#) = previous week

NFL Power Rankings - Week #5
RK (LW)	Team	Record	Next Game
1 (1)	Buffalo Bills	4-0-0	@ Miami Dolphins
2 (2)	New York Giants	4-0-0	@ Dallas Cowboys
3 (6)	Atlanta Falcons	4-0-0	vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
4 (3)	Indianapolis Colts	4-1-0	BYE
5 (7)	New England Patriots	4-1-0	BYE
6 (8)	Dallas Cowboys	4-1-0	vs. New York Giants
7 (4)	Philadelphia Eagles	4-1-0	@ St. Louis Rams
8 (12)	Kansas City Chiefs	3-1-0	@ Minnesota Vikings
9 (5)	Pittsburgh Steelers	3-1-0	vs. Houston Texans
10 (11)	Chicago Bears	3-1-0	@ Detroit Lions
11 (16)	New Orleans Saints	3-2-0	@ Tennessee Titans
12 (9)	Houston Texans	3-2-0	@ Pittsburgh Steelers
13 (10)	San Diego Chargers	3-2-0	vs. Oakland Raiders
14 (15)	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	3-2-0	@ Atlanta Falcons
15 (19)	Jacksonville Jaguars	3-2-0	@ New York Jets
16 (13)	Baltimore Ravens	3-2-0	vs. Cincinnati Bengals
17 (18)	Cleveland Browns	3-2-0	@ Denver Broncos
18 (20)	Detroit Lions	2-2-0	vs. Chicago Bears
19 (14)	San Francisco 49ers	2-3-0	BYE
20 (24)	Green Bay Packers	2-3-0	vs. Carolina Panthers
21 (27)	Washington Redskins	2-3-0	BYE
22 (17)	Carolina Panthers	2-3-0	@ Green Bay Packers
23 (21)	Denver Broncos	2-3-0	vs. Cleveland Browns
24 (22)	Arizona Cardinals	1-4-0	vs. Seattle Seahawks
25 (26)	Minnesota Vikings	1-4-0	vs. Kansas City Chiefs
26 (23)	Seattle Seahawks	1-4-0	@ Arizona Cardinals
27 (29)	Cincinnati Bengals	1-4-0	@ Baltimore Ravens
28 (30)	Miami Dolphins	1-4-0	vs. Buffalo Bills
29 (25)	Tennessee Titans	1-4-0	vs. New Orleans Saints
30 (28)	St. Louis Rams	0-5-0	vs. Philadelphia Eagles
31 (31)	Oakland Raiders	0-5-0	@ San Diego Chargers
32 (32)	New York Jets	0-4-0	vs. Jacksonville Jaguars

Game To Watch - New York Giants @ Dallas
Game to Sleep Through - Seattle @ Arizona
Projected Blowout - Buffalo over Miami
Nail-biter - Chicago @ Detroit

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NFL Standings
2013 - Week #5

NFL Standings - Updated: Oct 8, 2013
NFC EAST	W	L	T	PF	PA
New York Giants	4	0	0	129	90
Dallas Cowboys	4	1	0	139	110
Philadelphia Eagles	4	1	0	135	105
Washington Redskins	2	3	0	163	148
NFC NORTH	W	L	T	PF	PA
Chicago Bears	3	1	0	110	114
Detroit Lions	2	2	0	141	150
Green Bay Packers	2	3	0	121	135
Minnesota Vikings	1	4	0	138	169
NFC SOUTH	W	L	T	PF	PA
Atlanta Falcons	4	0	0	151	75
New Orleans Saints	3	2	0	198	147
Tampa Bay Buccaneers	3	2	0	130	157
Carolina Panthers	2	3	0	160	176
NFC WEST	W	L	T	PF	PA
San Francisco 49ers	2	3	0	107	100
Arizona Cardinals	1	4	0	126	164
Seattle Seahawks	1	4	0	99	131
St. Louis Rams	0	5	0	87	142
AFC EAST	W	L	T	PF	PA
Buffalo Bills	4	0	0	123	87
NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS	4	1	0	112	93
Miami Dolphins	1	4	0	110	145
New York Jets	0	4	0	54	142
AFC NORTH	W	L	T	PF	PA
Pittsburgh Steelers	3	1	0	116	108
Baltimore Ravens	3	2	0	178	143
Cleveland Browns	3	2	0	137	117
Cincinnati Bengals	1	4	0	125	147
AFC SOUTH	W	L	T	PF	PA
Indianapolis Colts	4	1	0	180	135
Houston Texans	3	2	0	131	157
Jacksonville Jaguars	3	2	0	131	157
Tennessee Titans	1	4	0	121	194
AFC WEST	W	L	T	PF	PA
Kansas City Chiefs	3	1	0	135	91
San Diego Chargers	3	2	0	160	107
Denvers Broncos	2	3	0	138	153
Oakland Raiders	0	5	0	112	170

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Ryan Mallett Suspended for 4 Games
NFL Drug Abuse Policy

Foxboro, MA - A stunning turn of events in the story of Ryan Mallett overdosing on cold medication. Roger Goodell heard of the story and made Ryan Mallett go through a drug screening test. Tests came back positive for chemicals found in the restricted drugs section of the policy.

Mallett didn’t tell the league about the cold medicine before the test and, as a result, failed his urine test. Presumably something in that medication overlapped with one of the many banned substances. Mallett was taking a combination of Promethazine w/ Codeine, Claritin D 24-hour, and Cotabflu Oral.

Mr. Mallett had an obligation to check with the league before taking the medication, but the league itself needs to do a better job of informing the players and the teams that every thing they put into their bodies could lead to a positive test.

Someone in the league and officials within each team should scare their players to the point that even the delivered pizza or the fast food they eat at the drive-thru might very well lead to a positive test.

Along those same lines, the players union and the NFL need to come to some resolution about supplements. How often do we see that a player tested positive for a banned substance, and the reason wasn’t necessarily something egregious like steroids or HGH, but rather some element of a supplement that triggered a positive result?

Needless to say, the New England Patriots are astonished over this. They will obey the law of Goodell, though. Chad Sapozink may have a few more weeks as the Patriots starting QB while Mallett serves his suspension. The earliest Mallett could return is November 17th against the Philadelphia Eagles. We shall all wait and see what this rookie QB can do for us until then.

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2013 - Week #6

Versatili-D - Oklahoma RE Rudy Outlaw is being considered as the most versatile defender ever. He could play DT, DE, OLB, or MLB in the NFL.

Saints and Graham Ink New Deal - The Saints have decided to re-sign TE Jimmy Graham to a 6-year deal worth $50.0M.

Big Loss for Panthers - The big news for the Carolina Panthers this week is that DeAngelo Williams will be sidelined for at least several games with an injury.

No Time To Lose - At the end of Week 6, a number of teams around the league have put themselves in a good position moving forward with these indefeated starts.

Rewriting the Record Books - Write Tom Brady's name in pencil because he's going to keep climbing the all-time passing yards list. In other words, he won't be 9th all time for long.

Franchise Maker - Drew Brees is a red zone artist. He's moved past Fran Tarkenton into 4th place on the all-time passing touchdown list.

Worthy of the Hype - Drew Brees is passing all0time greats while still passing all over defenses. He's now above Fran Tarkenton on the all-time passing yardage list.

See Who's Tweetin'

@RossTuckerEA - HUGE re-signing by the Saints. Totally changes the landscape in the NFC South.

@RossTuckerEA - I could play O-line an maybe TE. Rudy Outlaw can play every D position but DB. Rare talent, team first guy.

@RossTuckerEA - Always like when guys like Sam Bradford who maybe aren't 'stars' by some standards put up a big week. #NFCPoW

@SkipBaylessEA - Some of the thanks has to go to the defense that went up against BenJarvus Green-Ellis. #AFCPoW

@WingozEA - No doubt about it, Jarrett Bush is the NFC defensive player of the week.

@RossTuckerEA - Dimitri Patterson just made all the plays this week. #AFCPoW

@MarkSchlerethEA - DeAngelo Williams suffers a broken wrist and is going to be out several weeks. #breakingnews

@WingozEA - 9,000 yards and probably plenty more to follo for Adrian Peterson

@MikeHillEA - Tom Brady will not end as 9th on the all-time passing yards list, he'll keep rising.

@WingozEA - No one's going undefeated. By week 10 everyone will have a big fat L on their resume.

@RoFloEA - You have to tune in each week to see Drew Brees just to see what will happen next. #recordwatch

@MattMillerEA - Now 6th on the all-time list, Drew Brees is passing his way to the hall of fame.

@MarkSchlerethEA - Got to see the highlights from the Rams game, what a day for Sam Bradford.

@WingozEA - "Touchdowns for all!" That was Sam Bradford's motto this week.

@RoFloEA - Parity will conquer these undefeateds. I don't even see one 14-win team in the bunch.

NFL Injury Report - Week #6
Pos	Player	Injury Note
LG	Travelle Wharton | Bengals	Broken Jaw - 1 Week
LE	Derek Wolfe | Broncos	Broken Toe - 3 Weeks
LE	Corey Liuget | Chargers	Shoulder Tear - 1 Week
DT	Antonio Garay | Chargers	Dislocated Knee - 3 Weeks
LE	Kroy Biermann | Falcons	Fractured Shoulder Blade - Out for Season
LG	Nate Garner | Jaguars	Broken Collarbone - 4 Weeks
QB	Max Hall | Jaguars	Torn Bicep - 7 Weeks
FB	John Kuhn | Packers	Pulled Groin - 1 Week
HB	DeAngelo Williams | Panthers	Broken Wrist - 6 Weeks

NFL Players of the Week
Award	Player | Team	Pos	Stats
NFC OFFENSIVE POW	Sam Bradford | St. Louis Rams	QB	24/36, 440 YDS, 7 TD, 2 INT
NFC DEFENSIVE POW	Jarrett Bush | Green Bay Packers	CB	3 TKL, 2 INT, 1 FF
AFC OFFENSIVE POW	BenJarvus Green-Ellis | Cincinnati Bengals	HB	14 CAR, 179 YDS, 2 TD
AFC DEFENSIVE POW	Dimitri Patterson | Cleveland Browns	CB	3 TKL, 1 INT, 1 TD

NFL Scores - Week #6

Sunday's Games

Texans 38 - Steelers 35

Saints 48 - Titans 21

Jaguars 47 - Jets 23

Bengals 40 - Ravens 31

Raiders 19 - Chargers 37

Eagles 25 - Rams 50

Giants 17 - Cowboys 49

Buccaneers 9 - Falcons 44

Bears 43 - Lions 44

Browns 24 - Broncos 32

Panthers 31 - Packers 38

Chiefs 24 - Vikings 38

Bills 33 - Dolphins 20

Monday's Games

Seahawks 28 - Cardinals 21

BYE WEEKS: New England, Indianapolis, Washington, San Francisco

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2013 - Week #6
(#) = previous week

NFL Power Rankings - Week #6
RK (LW)	Team	Record	Next Game
1 (1)	Buffalo Bills	5-0-0	vs. San Diego Chargers
2 (3)	Atlanta Falcons	5-0-0	@ Detroit Lions
3 (6)	Dallas Cowboys	5-1-0	@ Washington Redskins
4 (2)	New York Giants	4-1-0	@ Arizona Cardinals
5 (4)	Indianapolis Colts	4-1-0	vs. Pittsburgh Steelers
6 (5)	New England Patriots	4-1-0	@ Oakland Raiders
7 (15)	Jacksonville Jaguars	4-2-0	BYE
8 (12)	Houston Texans	4-2-0	BYE
9 (7)	Philadelphia Eagles	4-2-0	@ Chicago Bears
10 (13)	San Diego Chargers	4-2-0	@ Buffalo Bills
11 (11)	New Orleans Saints	4-2-0	vs. San Francisco 49ers
12 (18)	Detroit Lions	3-2-0	vs. Atlanta Falcons
13 (8)	Kansas City Chiefs	3-2-0	@ New York Jets
14 (9)	Pittsburgh Steelers	3-2-0	@ Indianapolis Colts
15 (10)	Chicago Bears	3-2-0	vs. Philadelphia Eagles
16 (14)	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	3-3-0	BYE
17 (20)	Green Bay Packers	3-3-0	vs. Minnesota Vikings
18 (23)	Denver Broncos	3-3-0	vs. Miami Dolphins
19 (16)	Baltimore Ravens	3-3-0	@ Seattle Seahawks
20 (17)	Cleveland Browns	3-3-0	vs. Tennessee Titans
21 (19)	San Francisco 49ers	2-3-0	@ New Orleans Saints
22 (21)	Washington Redskins	2-3-0	vs. Dallas Cowboys
23 (26)	Seattle Seahawks	2-4-0	vs. Baltimore Ravens
24 (27)	Cincinnati Bengals	2-4-0	@ St. Louis Rams
25 (22)	Carolina Panthers	2-4-0	BYE
26 (25)	Minnesota Vikings	2-4-0	@ Green Bay Packers
27 (24)	Arizona Cardinals	1-5-0	vs. New York Giants
28 (28)	Miami Dolphins	1-5-0	@ Denver Broncos
29 (30)	St. Louis Rams	1-5-0	vs. Cincinnati Bengals
30 (29)	Tennessee Titans	1-5-0	@ Cleveland Browns
31 (31)	Oakland Raiders	0-6-0	vs. New England Patriots
32 (32)	New York Jets	0-5-0	vs. Kansas City Chiefs

Game To Watch - San Diego @ Buffalo
Game to Sleep Through - Cincinnati @ St. Louis
Projected Blowout - New England over Oakland
Nail-biter - Philadelphia @ Chicago

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Matchup Preview | October 20, 2013
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New England Patriots (4-1-0, 1-1-0 Away)		Oakland Raiders (0-6-0, 0-2-0 Home)
Offensive Stats Comparison 2024 (15th) Total Offensive Yards 2236 (9th) 1298 (21st) Passing Yards 1426 (10th) 726 (14th) Rushing Yards 810 (9th) 22.4 (27th) Points Per Game 21.8 (28th) Defensive Stats Comparison 1463 (1st) Total Yards Allowed 2208 (21st) 804 (1st) Passing Yards Allowed 1360 (17th) 659 (12th) Rushing Yards Allowed 848 (25th) 93 (2nd) Points Allowed 207 (30th) Injury Report QB Ryan Mallett Suspension - 4 Weeks DT Richard Seymour Foot Fracture - 3 Weeks Game Notes Chad Sapozink vs. Carson Palmer - Raiders Win Stevan Ridley vs. Raiders Linebackers - Patriots Win Patriots Wide Receivers vs. Raiders Secondary - Patriots Win Patriots Offensive Line vs. Raiders Defensive Line - Patriots Win Darren McFadden vs. Patriots Linebackers - Raiders Win Raiders Wide Receivers vs. Patriots Secondary - Patriots Win Raiders Offensive Line vs. Patriots Defensive Line - Patriots Win Patriots Special Teams vs. Raiders Special Teams - Raiders Win Prediction PATRIOTS 28 - Raiders 21