Sixteen and Counting: an M17 presentation by BigJdotcom01

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DIVISIONAL PLAYOFF RESULTS

Saturday, 4:30 PM: Jaguars 23, Bills 17
Saturday, 8:00 PM: Seahawks 20, Eagles 17
Sunday, 1:00 PM: Chargers 28 Broncos 24
Sunday, 4:30 PM: Panthers 27, Redskins 21

Players of the Week:
AFC Offense: Jimmy Clausen (QB, SD) 24-36 279 yds, 2 TD
AFC Defense: Jeremiah Attaochu (OLB, SD) 7 tackles 3 sacks
NFC Offense: Cam Newton (QB, CAR) 22-29 300 yds, 2 TD, 6 car, 22 yds, TD
NFC Defense: Mychal Kendricks (OLB, PHI) 10 tackles, 1 sack, INT

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Quote: Originally Posted by Tearz49ers

Ouch! That's a tough way to lose any game but a playoff game makes it an even tougher pill to swallow

Yeah, so close to advancing to the AFC Title Game.....not sure if Taylor would have scored on the play, but it would have been close.

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CHAMPIONSHIP WEEKEND

Sunday, 3:00 PM: Jaguars (12-5) @ Chargers (14-3)
Sunday, 6:30 PM: Seahawks (11-7) @ Panthers (12-5)

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CHAMPIONSHIP WEEKEND RESULTS

Sunday, 3:00 PM: Jaguars 35, Chargers 7
Sunday, 6:30 PM: Seahawks 27, Panthers 21

Jacksonville will be making the first Super Bowl appearance in team history as they dominated the San Diego Chargers 35-7 at Qualcomm Stadium in San Diego. League MVP Blake Bortles threw for 333 yards and four touchdowns as the Jaguars won for teh first time in three tries in the AFC Title game.

The Seattle Seahawks will return to the Super Bowl after defeating the Carolina Panthers 27-21 at Bank of America Stadium in Charlottle. Earl Thomas III had a pick six and the Seahawks forced five Panther turnovers.

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2017 SEASON - SUPER BOWL LII



SEAHAWKS ARE CHAMPIONS
Seattle Wins Second Super Bowl, Edging Jacksonville 16-13

Thomas Rawls celebrates a third quarter touchdown

2/4/18
Minneapolis, MN (AP) - The Seattle Seahawks rallied from a narrow halftime deficit, then held on late for a 16-13 victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars in Super Bowl LII at US Bank Stadium in Minneapolis. It was the Seahawks second Super Bowl title in four appearances in the game.

Jimmy Graham had a big day for the Seahawks as they won their second championship

Jacksonville, making their first appearance, controlled play for most of the opening half, taking a 6-0 lead midway through the second quarter. Jason Myers connected on field goals of 39 and 50 yards.

Seattle would finally break through on a Thomas Rawls two yard touchdown run off of right tackle, as he ran untouched to put the Hawks up 7-6. Steven Hauschka would add a late field goal as the Seahawks took a 10-6 lead into halftime.

Hauschka would add a 27 yarder late in the third quarter and the Hawks took a touchdown lead into the fourth quarter in this defensive battle.

T.J. Yeldon would tie the game at 13-13, scoring from a yard out early in the fourth quarter for the Jaguars.

The Seahawks would put together a late drive, highlighted by a 29 yard, third and 17 pass from Wilson to Lockett. That setup Steven Hauschka to knock a 46 yard field goal right down the middle with just 3:55 left in regulation. The Jags would get a couple of chances to tie it up, but the Seahawks defense held.

Thomas Rawls was the MVP of the game, rushing for 106 yards and a score. League MVP Blake Bortles struggled against Seattle's tough defense. He completed just 16 of 31 for 197 yards.

Leaders:
Passing: Russell Wilson (SEA): 24-31 248 yds; Blake Bortles (JAX): 16-31 197 yds
Rushing: Thomas Rawls (SEA): 30 car, 106 yds, TD; T.J. Yeldon (JAX): 13 car, 61 yds, TD
Receiving: Jimmy Graham (SEA): 6 rec, 65 yds; Julius Thomas (JAX): 4 rec, 59 yds

T.J. Yeldon celebrated his game tying touchdown in the fourth quarter.


Blake Bortles could not lead the Jags to their first Super Bowl title.

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2017 SEASON
Sixteen and Counting:

HEAD COACH: Jeremy Stott
CAREER RECORD: (15-9)
STADIUM: Bills Field (Capacity: 73,000)
RIVALS: Dolphins, Jets, Patriots
SLIDERS: Armor & Sword's All-Pro Custom Simulation

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As the 2017 NFL league calender draws to a close, we look at some of the notable retirements. The Bills' Richie Incognito has decided to walk away from football, leaving a big hole at left guard for the Bills.

Other Notable Retirements:
Thomas Davis ROLB (Panthers)
Paul Soliai DT (Chargers)
Mike Scifries P (Lions)
Rob Ninkovich DE (Free Agent)
Josh Scobbe K (Free Agent)
Zach Strief RT (Saints)
Eric Weddle SS (Chargers)
Vernon Davis TE (Free Agent)
Nick Mangold C (Jets)
Tavaris Jackson QB (Free Agent)
Cortland Finnegan (CB (Falcons)
Cameron Wake DE (Dolphins)
Doug Free RT (Cowboys)
Larry Fitzgerald WR (Cardinals)

In the only coaching move announced so far, Nate Cable has taken over as the new Jets head coach.

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Here is the 2018 Buffalo Bills roster as we head into free agency and the draft. The Bills have moved guard Scott Smiley from right to left guard with the retirement of Richie Incognito. Patrick Lewis takes over at center as the Bills have decided against resigning Eric Wood. The Bills have also let Corey Graham test the free agent market and may be looking to add a free safety in the draft. The Bills have $28.3M in cap space heading into free agency, but probably won't make much of a splash.