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WEEK 13

New England Patriots at Green Bay Packers
WEEK 13	1ST	2ND	3RD	4TH	SCORE
New England Patriots (6-5)	7	13	0	6	26
Green Bay Packers (9-2)	3	0	7	14	24

PATRIOTS HOLD OFF PACKERS IN BRADY'S RETURN

Despite Brady's rough day, the Patriots came out on top.

Brady is back, and thankfully so. All though Garoppolo did well during the absence of the Patriots main signal caller, everyone in New England was glad to hear the news that Brady was now fully healed from his broken collerbone and would be starting against the Packers week 13 on Thanksgiving. With Brady having missed a good portion of this season he was understandably rusty. On the Patriots first possession, their offense could not get started which resulted in a quick punt. On the Packers first possession they could not get much started either but Aaron Rodgers kept finding running lanes on 3rd down as he marched the Packers down the field primarily with his legs. He appeared to be getting a bit too comfortable with his scrambles though as he began to take big hits, one of these big hits caused a fumble in which Patriots saftey Harmon recovered. Bolden who was still starting for the injured Vereen would have a big game as he rushed for 95 yards on 14 carries, he also had two touchdowns. Bolden would score one of those touchdowns in the first quarter to put the Patriots on the board first. The Packers would get three of their own in the first quarter as well and thats how that quarter would end.

End of 1st
Patriots-7
Packers-3

In the second quarter Bolden would score his second TD of the game as he took the hand off from Brady towards the left side of the line. He ran through his blocks and forty yards down the field for the touchdown with out having to break a single tackle. The Packers would be completely shut out this quarter and would look even worse as Rodgers was picked off twice, but both of the ensuing possessions would only result in a field goal by Gostkowski as the Patriots took the big lead into halftime.

Half Time
Patriots-20
Packers-3

In the second half the Packers would put forth their best effort as they tried to muster a comeback. They did get very close but never held the lead. They did score their last touchdown with just a little over a minute to go as Brady threw an ill advised pass which was intercepted and returned for the td. The patriots would be much more conservative on their final drive as they ran out the clock to seal the close victory that shouldn't have been so close.

Final
Patriots-26
Packers-24

KEY STATS
PATRIOTS
PASSING
Tom Brady-20/33, 232 yds , 0 TD, 2 INT

RUSHING
Brandon Bolden-14 att, 95 yds, 6.8 avg, 2 td
James Develin-5 att, 15 yds, 3.0 avg
James White-5 att, 14 yds, 2.8 avg

RECEIVING
Rob Gronkowski-6 rec, 108 yds, 18.0 avg
Brandon Bolden-5 rec, 25 yds, 5.0 avg
Brandon Lafell-4 rec, 60 yds, 15.0 avg

DEFENSIVE
Logan Ryan-8 tckls, 2 tfl, 2 sacks, 1 INT
Devin McCourty-7 tckls, 2 tfl, 1 sack
Darrelle Revis-6 tckls

PACKERS
PASSING
Aaron Rodgers-18/25, 162 yds. 0 td, 2 int

RUSHING
James Starks-17 att, 91 yds, 5.4 avg, 1 td
Aaron Roberts-6 att, 70 yds, 11.7 avg
Dujuan Harris-3 att, 14 yds , 4.7 avg, 1 td

RECEIVING
James Starks-7 rec 54 yds 7.7 avg
Jarrett Boykin-4 rec, 23 yds, 5.8 avg
Jordy Nelson-3 rec, 38 yds, 12.7 avg

DEFENSIVE
AJ Hawk-9 tckls, 1 sack
Chris Clemons-7 tckls, 1 defl
Brad Jones-6 tckls, 1 sack


AROUND THE LEAGUE POST WEEK 13
STANDINGS
AFC NORTH
1.PITTSBURGH STEELERS 7-5
2.CLEVELAND BROWNS 6-5-1
3.BALTIMORE RAVENS 5-7
4.CINCINNATI BENGALS 4-7-1

AFC SOUTH
1.JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS 6-6
2.INDIANAPOLIS COLTS 5-7
3.TENNESSEE TITANS 3-9
4.HOUSTON TEXANS 3-9

AFC EAST
1.BUFFALO BILLS 8-4
2.NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS 7-5
3.New York Jets 5-7
4.Miami Dolphins 2-10

AFC WEST
1.Denver Broncos 10-2
2.San Diego Chargers 9-3
3.Oakland Raiders 7-5
4.Kansas City Chiefs 5-7

NFC NORTH
1.GREEN BAY PACKERS 9-3
2.DETROIT LIONS 9-3
3.CHICAGO BEARS 4-8
4.MINNESOTA VIKINGS 1-11

NFC SOUTH
1.Atlanta Falcons 8-4
2.Tampa Bay Buccaneers 8-4
3.NEW ORLEANS SAINTS 7-5
4.CAROLINA PANTHERS 2-10

NFC EAST
1.Dallas Cowboys 9-3
2.Philadelphia Eagles 9-3
3.NEW YORK GIANTS 5-7
4.WASHINGTON REDSKINS 5-7

NFC WEST
1.San Francisco 49ERS 9-3
2.Seattle Seahawks 7-5
3.ST. LOUIS RAMS 4-8
4.ARIZONA CARDINALS 3-9

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WEEK 14

New England Patriots at San Diego Chargers
WEEK14	1ST	2ND	3RD	4TH	SCORE
New England Patriots (7-5)	14	7	7	0	28
San Diego Chargers (9-3)	0	3	3	3	9

PATRIOTS RUN OVER CHARGERS 28-9

FB James Develin plows over Weddle on his way to his second touchdown of the game

Its very close to the end of the regular season and the Patriots find them selves in a unfamiliar position. The top of the division is occupied by the Buffalo Bills, not the New England Patriots. Although it is just one game, the Bills do hold the tie breaker so far as they beat the Patriots in their first matchup, if things stay on track that week 17 matchup could be a win or go home type of game. For the Patriots to have a chance at a win or go home game in week 17 they more then likely have to win their last few games before that game and that has to start in this weeks matchup as they play the San Diego Chargers who have a very impressive record of nine wins and three losses coming into tonights mathup.

The Patriots would come out on fire as Brady competed all four passes on their first drive. He also ran for four yards while Vereen ran for twelve on just one rush and full back Develin rushes it in from two yards out to give the Patriots the early lead.

The Chargers first drive appeared to being just as well as they quickly marched down the field and onto the Patriots side of the field, but they the drive would stall at the New England forty-four yard line and they would be forced to punt. Brady continues his excellence leading the Pats to another seemingly easy touchdown as Vereen also runs it in from two yards out. At this point Brady is 7-7 through the air and the Patriots lead fourteen to zero.

The Chargers struggles would continue their next drive as Logan Ryan intercepted Rivers for his fifth interception of the season as Rivers tried to throw to the left side of the field. That turnover would not turn into points though. On the very next play Brady became perhaps a little too confident as he challeged Weddle deep down the field, Weddle won and intercepted the pass. The Chargers next drive would carry the teams into the second quarter.

END OF FIRST
Patriots-14
Chargers-3


The Chargers would again fail to put any points on the board and would eventually have to punt the ball to the Patriots. The Patriots got back to balanced football as Brady and company marched down the field, eventually capping it off with Develin's second touchdown of the day. The Chargers would get on the board at the very end of the first half has Nick Novak made a 47 yd FG.

END OF HALF
Patriots-21
Chargers-3


The second half was much of the same, the Chargers added two more field goals and Brady hit Gronkowski for a TD giving the Patriots their second win a row against a solid team.

FINAL
Patriots-28
Chargers-9

KEY STATS
PATRIOTS
PASSING
Tom Brady-20/30, 282 yds, 1 td , int

RUSHING
Shane Vereen-17 att, 71 yds, 4.2 avg 1 TD
James Develin-3 att, 10 yds, 3.3 avg 1 TD

RECEIVING
Julian Edelman-6 rec, 102 yds, 17.0 avg
Rob Gronkowski-4 rec, 42 yds, 11.5 avg 1 TD
Aaron Dobson-3 rec, 39 yds, 13.0 avg

DEFENSIVE
Devin Mccourty-6 tackles
Jerod Mayo-6 tackles, 1 tfl
Brandon Browner-5 tackles, 1 defl

CHARGERS
PASSING
Phillip Rivers-30/40, 282 yds 0 TD, 2 INT

RUSHING
Danny Woodhead-12 att, 62 yds, 5.2 avg
Donald Brown-2 att, 8 yds, 4.0 avg

RECEIVING
Danny Woodhead-12 rec, 95 yds, 7.9 avg
Seyi Ajirotutu-4 rec, 44 yds, 11.0 avg
Vincent Brown-4 rec, 41 yds, 10.3 avg

DEFENSIVE
Donald Butler-7 tackles 1 tfl,
Manti Te'o-7 tackles, 1 DEFL
Marcus Gilchrist-6 tackles


AROUND THE LEAGUE WEEK 14
LEAGUE SCORES
Cowboys-44
Bears-9

Steelers-28
Bengals-6

Redskins-24
Rams-20

Titans-14
Giants-9

Saints-30
Panthers-17

Jets-26
Vikings-23

Ravens-27
Dolphins-20

Browns-23
Colts-16

Lions-20
Buccaneers-18

Jaguars-20
Texans-17

Broncos-30
Bills-20

Chifes-23
Cardinals-10

Eagles-30
Seahawks-17

49ERS-34
Raiders-7

Patriots-28
Chargers-9

Packers-28
Falcons-10

2014 LEAGUE STANDINGS (Through 14 Weeks)
x=clinched playoff birth
y=clinched wildcard birth
z=clinched division

AFC NORTH
1.PITTSBURGH STEELERS 8-5
2.CLEVELAND BROWNS 7-5-1
3.BALTIMORE RAVENS 6-7
4.CINCINNATI BENGALS 4-8-1

AFC SOUTH
1.JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS 7-6
2.INDIANAPOLIS COLTS 5-8
3.TENNESSEE TITANS 4-9
4.HOUSTON TEXANS 3-10

AFC EAST
1.Buffalo Bills 8-5
2.New England Patriots 8-5
3.New York Jets 6-7
4.Miami Dolphins 2-11

AFC WEST
1.Denver Broncos 11-2-X
2.San Diego Chargers 9-4
3.Oakland Raiders 7-6
4.Kansas City Chiefs 6-7

NFC NORTH
1.Green Bay Packers 10-3
2.Detroit Lions 10-3
3.Chicago Bears 4-9
4.Minnesota Vikings 1-12

NFC SOUTH
1.Atlanta Falcons 8-5
2.Tampa Bay Buccaneers 8-5
3.New Orleans Saints 8-5
4.Carolina Panthers 2-11

NFC EAST
1.Dallas Cowboys 10-3
2.Philadelphia Eagles 10-3
3.Washington Redskins 6-7
4.New York Giants 5-8

NFC WEST
1.San Francisco 49ers 10-3
2.Seattle Seahawks 7-6
3.St Louis Rams 4-9
4.Arizona Cardinals 3-10