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06-02-2017, 12:34 PM
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Re: California Dreamin'
 PLAYERS OF THE WEEK  THE FAB 5, WEEK 10 1. MINNESOTA VIKINGS (8-1) 2. NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS (7-2) 3. PITTSBURGH STEELERS (7-2) 4. PHILADELPHIA EAGLES (7-2) 5. DALLAS COWBOYS (6-3) Leaderboards Passing Yards: Ben Roethlisberger, PIT- 2,764 Passing TD’s: Aaron Rodgers, GB; Alex Smith, KC- 23 QB Rating: Marcus Mariota, TEN- 115.5 INT Thrown: Matt Ryan, ATL- 15 Rushing Yards: Leonard Fournette, PHI- 983 Rushing TD’s: Leonard Fournette, PHI- 11 Receptions: Jamison Crowder, WAS- 60 Receiving Yards: Antonio Brown, PIT: 772 Receiving Yards/Game: Allen Robinson, JAX: 94.3 Receiving TD’s: Randall Cobb, GB- 9 Total Tackles: Blake Martinez, GB- 91 Solo Tackles: Su'a Cravens, WAS- 72 Sacks: Khalil Mack, OAK- 14.5 Interceptions: Vernon Hargreaves, TB- 7 Westbrook Outplays All Other Jet Receivers Combined Subtract DeDe Westbrook’s stat line (11 catches, 164 yards, 1 TD) from Mitchell Trubisky’s in the Jets’ 31-17 loss to the Bills, and you have a stat line for the entire remainder of Gang Green’s receiving corps of 11 catches for 122 yards and a score. Petty Shreds Pack Bryce Petty? Yeah, him, formerly of the Jets. The surprise NFC Offensive Player of the Week completed 27 of 39 passes for 345 yards and 5 TD’s in Detroit’s stunning upset of the Packers. Is that a testament to what Petty learned from Jim Bob Cooter before being traded to the Lions, or an indictment of Green Green Bay’s secondary- the one that also got blistered by Sean Mannion in last season’s wild card round?  Week 10 Injury Report Bengals LT Jake Fisher - foot, 16 w (IR) Broncos RB Devontae Booker - PCL, 6 w Buccaneers RB Jacquizz Rogers- hip, 7 w Packers CB Tony Brown- arm, 5 w Ravens NT Brandon Williams- hip, 5 w Transactions Bengals sign T Ereck Flowers Bengals re-sign TE Tyler Kroft (3 y) Bengals re-sign P Kevin Huber (1 y) Browns re-sign CB Kareem Jackson (1 y) Falcons re-sign QB Sean Renfree (1 y) Rams re-sign CB Steve Williams (1 y) Ravens re-sign CB Davon House (1 y) Saints re-sign FS Erik Harris (2 y) Texans re-sign DE Christian Covington (3 y) |
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Rams Shot Down By Emergency QB Connor Barth’s Golden BB In what may have been the most colossal fail of the 2018 NFL season thus far, the Los Angeles Rams were defeated by the Chicago Bears, 23-20 at Soldier Filed. It’s not that LA lost to an inferior team. That in and of itself was bad enough. It was the manner in which the loss was dealt to the Rams that was a pill impossible to swallow. Those unfamiliar with the concept of the “Golden BB" should watch the below video clip from Air America below. Fast forward to around 2:35 if you want to get to the point quickly. In trailing 10-6 at halftime, the Rams made it 8 consecutive quarters that they had failed to score a touchdown, with the last one having come in the second quarter of the Kansas City game. But they scored two in the second half, the latter, a 2 yard run by rookie Chase Edmonds, giving them a 20-16 lead with 10:35 left in the game. With the Bears threatening, on a 28 yard completion to Marquess Wilson down to the Los Angeles 21, Chicago QB Tyrod Taylor suffered broken ribs on a hit by a blitzing E.J. Gaines. On the following play, Maurice Alexander picked off backup Matt Barkley in the end zone. That was to be Barkley’s only attempt of the game. After another outstanding Johnny Hekker punt pinned the Bears down at the their 6, Barkley was flushed from the pocket on his next drop-back and narrowly avoided a safety in getting dropped by Robert Quinn at the 1, sustaining a back injury. Practice squad QB Matt Linehan, son of Bears head coach Scott, was in attendance but in street clothes an ineligible, leaving the passing duties to emergency QB Connor Barth, the Bears’ place kicker. After an exchange of punts and two consecutive incomplete passes, Chicago was in a 3rd and 10 at its 20 and the Rams were 21 seconds away from victory. It was then that Barth (at that point 4-of-9 for 21 yards) lofted a pass in the direction of Kevin White, who already had an earlier TD catch. White had gotten behind Trumaine Johnson, but Alexander was on the scene as well. But instead of making a hit to break up the play, Alexander went for another pick. Alexander, perhaps because he’s wired to go after the hard-thrown passes of an actual quarterback and not a lob tossed by a kicker playing one on TV, mis-timed his jump and whiffed, leaving White with nothing but open space in front of him, and T.J. McDonald did not have the pursuit angle or the closing speed to prevent White from scoring the 80 yard game-winning touchdown. LA head coach Sean McVay summed up the play in two words: “Simply unacceptable.”
 Ryan Anderson pursues Tyrod Taylor to collect a sack.  Aaron Donald gets a shoestring sack of a scrambling Taylor.  Kyle Fuller’s goal line pick was just the third thrown by Jared Goff this season and the first since Week 2.  Chase Edmonds’ 2 yard run gave the Rams their only lead of the game at 20-16.  Maurice Alexander gave up the game-winning TD by whiffing on a pick attempt. Highlight Reel (7:26): |
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06-03-2017, 04:42 PM
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PLAYERS OF THE WEEK  THE FAB 5, WEEK 10 1. MINNESOTA VIKINGS (9-1) 2. PITTSBURGH STEELERS (8-2) 3. PHILADELPHIA EAGLES (8-2) 4. TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS (7-3) 5. NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS (7-3) Awards Candidates Update MVP Alex Smith, KC Aaron Rodgers, GB Ben Roethlisberger, PIT Leonard Fournette, PHI Cam Newton, CAR Coach of the Year Mike Zimmer, Vikings Doug Pederson, Eagles Dirk Koetter, Buccaneers Mike Tomlin, Steelers Mike McCarthy, Packers NFC OP Aaron Rodgers, GB Leonard Fournette, PHI Cam Newton, CAR Jared Goff, LA Jameis Winston, TB NFC DP Blake Martinez, GB Vontaze Burfict, MIN Kwon Alexander, TB Brandon Graham, PHI Sean Lee, DAL NFC OROY Derrius Guice, NYG Bo Scarbrough, CAR Quinton Flowers, NYG James Washington, LA Christian Kirk, CHI NFC DROY Micah Kiser, NO Lowell Lotulelei, SEA Arden Key, TB Xavier Phillips, ATL Deadrin Senat, CAR NFC QB Aaron Rodgers, GB Jameis Winston, TB Dak Prescott, DAL Jared Goff, LA Cam Newton, CAR NFC RB Leonard Fournette, PHI Ezekiel Elliott, DAL Charles Sims III, TB Jamaal Charles, SEA Jordan Howard, CHI NFC WR Randall Cobb, GB Golden Tate, DET Kevin White, CHI Adam Thielen, MIN Alshon Jeffery, LA NFC OL Tyron Smith, DAL Zack Martin, DAL David Bakhtiari, GB Travis Frederick, DAL T.J. Lang, GB NFC DL Demarcus Lawrence, DAL Brandon Graham, PHI Olivier Vernon, NYG Kony Ealy, CAR Everson Griffen, MIN NFC LB Sean Lee, DAL Vontaze Burfict, MIN Tahir Whitehead, DET Leonard Floyd, CHI Clay Matthews, GB NFC DB Vernon Hargreaves III, TB Xavier Rhodes, MIN Josh Robinson, TB Tyrann Mathieu, ARI Kyle Fuller, CHI NFC K Chandler Catanzaro, ARI Caleb Sturgis, PHI Graham Gano, CAR Greg Zuerlein, LA Mason Crosby, GB AFC OP Alex Smith, KC Ben Roethlisberger, PIT Marcus Mariota, TEN Gio Bernard, CIN Lamar Miller, HOU AFC DP Ryan Shazier, PIT Jarrad Davis, KC Khalil Mack, OAK Justin Houston, KC Barkevious Mingo, NE AFC OROY Mason Rudolph, HOU Josh Rosen, POR Josh Allen, CLE Sam Darnold, BAL Lavon Coleman, KC AFC DROY Cameron Smith, OAK Tarvarus McFadden, NYJ Steven Parker, MIA De’Shawn Hand, CIN Chase Hansen, NE AFC QB Alex Smith, KC Marcus Mariota, TEN Ben Roethlisberger, PIT Tom Brady, NE Deshone Kizer, BUF AFC RB Gio Bernard, CIN Dalvin Cook, OAK Melvin Gordon, POR Lamar Miller, HOU Spencer Ware, KC AFC WR Antonio Brown, PIT Davante Adams, KC Allen Robinson, JAX Jaelen Strong, HOU Keenan Allen, POR AFC OL Joe Thomas, CLE David DeCastro, PIT Taylor Lewan, TEN Shaq Mason, NE Keleche Osemele, OAK AFC DL Khalil Mack, OAK J.J. Watt, HOU Ndamukong Suh, MIA Emanuel Ogbah, CLE Dante Fowler Jr., JAX AFC LB Justin Houston, KC Barkevious Mingo, NE Myles Jack, JAX Ryan Shazier, PIT Carl Lawson, NE AFC DB Sean Smith, OAK Malcolm Butler, NE A.J. Bouye, HOU Jalen Ramsey, JAX David Amerson, OAK AFC K Brandon McManus, DEN Justin Tucker, BAL Blair Walsh, IND Andrew Franks, MIA Jason Myers, JAX Hot Seat Coaches Bruce Arians, Cardinals 4-6 If the Cards finish below .500, Arians, who dealt with health issues during the 2016 season, will some some behind-the-scenes encouragement to retire and turn the reins over to head coach in waiting Harold Goodwin before Goodwin is lost to another team. Adam Gase, Dolphins (3-7) Should he get more than 3 years since Joe Philbin did? This team is better on paper than itmis on the field, and that comes down to coaching. It’s going to take a miracle for Gase to avoid a third consecutive losing season and save his job. Ben McAdoo, Giants (1-9) The G-Men were dreadful out of the gates and things haven’t gotten better since Eli Manning returned from his preseason injury. While the o-line is one of the worst in the NFL, the defense should be playing well enough for New York to have only a 1 in the W column, but it isn’t. Jim Caldwell, Lions (4-6) The Leos dropped 6 straight after wins in Weeks 1-2. Now they’ve found ways two win another 2 games with Bryce Petty at the helm, making it more difficult for Caldwell to get a pass due to Matthew Stafford’s absence. The final six games will be critical to Caldwell’s fate, but management should keep in mind that he has a pair of new coordinators who are still getting their feet under them. John Harbaugh, Ravens (4-6) Could John Harbaugh be fired just two seasons removed from an AFC title? It depends on how bad it gets for the Ravens this year after they traded up to draft Sam Darnold, who has not been striking any Heisman poses lately. Sean Payton, Saints (3-7) Payton’s departure has been rumored at the end of almost every recent season. With New Orleans foundering and Drew Brees likely to retire, this could be the year that Payton and the organization agree to go their separate ways. Mike McCoy, Snowhawks (5-5 After the team’s early playoff exit last season, owner Dean Spanos strongly hinted that it’s going to take some postseason success for McCoy to stick around. Staford Cleared Detroit’s medical staff has given Matthew Stafford the green light to start in Thursday night’s meeting with the Dolphins. Given the eye bleed potential of the teams’ Color Rush unis, this may be a game only their fans will care to watch. Week 11 Injury Report Bears QB Tyrod Taylor- ribs, 5 w Bills RG John Miller- ankle, 5 w Bills WR Amara Darboh- MCL, 7 w Bills DE Michael Bennett- arm, 5 w Broncos CB Cyrus Jones- knee, 3 w Cardinals SS Tony Jefferson- shoulder, 20 w (IR) Colts FS Clayton Geathers- shoulder, 3 w Colts RB Kareem Hunt- groin, 3 w Eagles C Jason Kelce- shoulder, 3 w Packers FS Ha Ha Clinton-Dix- shoulder, 3 w Panthers RG Trai Turner- shoulder, 2 w Raiders CB David Amerson- pectoral, 28 w (IR) Redskins RB Matt Jones- ribs, 4 w Redskins QB Kirk Cousins- elbow, 3 w Steelers RB Le’Veon Bell- ankle, 6 w Texans LT Duane Brown- ankle, 6 w Titans RB Brian Hill- hand, 6 w Transactions Bears place DE Montravious Adams on injured reserve Berars sign QB Matt Linehan from practice squad Cardinals sign S Chucky Williams from practice squad Raiders sign CB Tavon Young Redskins place RB Chris Thompson on injured reserve Redskins sign QB Richard Lagow from practice squad Bears re-sign RT Bobby Massie (4 y) Bears re-sign RG Eric Kush (1 y) Bills re-sign QB Cardale Jones (1 y) Broncos re-sign TE Jeff Huuerman (4 y) Browns re-sign OLB Corey Lemonier (2 y) Buccaneers re-sign FB Danny Vitale (2 y) Chiefs re-sign CB Kenneth Acker (1 y) Chiefs re-sign ILB Ramik Wilson (2 y) Colts re-sign LT Jeremy Vujnovich (3 y) Dolphins re-sign QB Matt Moore (1 y) Falcons re-sign LS Josh Harris (2 y) 49ers re-sign LS Kyle Nelson (1 y) Giants re-sign DE Romeo Okwara (1 y) Jets re-sign SS Rontez Miles (2 y) Packers re-sign OLB Jayrone Elliott (3 y) Patriots re-sign FS Jordan Richards (2 y) Raiders re-sign G Jon Feliciano (1 y) Ravens re-sign OLB Za’Darius Smith (2 y) Ravens re-sign DT Carl Davis (3 y) Reskins re-sign LS Nick Sundberg (1 y) Seahawks re-sign DT Ahtyba Rubins (1 y) Snowhawks re-sign DE Darius Philon (2 y) Snowhawks re-sign RG Spencer Pulley (2 y) Texans re-sign C Nick Martin (4 y) Texans re-sign K Nick Novak (1 y) Vikings re-sign OLB Edmond Robinson (2 y) |
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