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  • djp73
    Noob
    • Apr 2014
    • 79

    #46
    New England Patriots 2015 Schedule
    DATEOPPONENTRESULT
    Sep 7at Buffalo BillsWon, 24-3
    Sep 13vs Dallas Cowboys
    Sep 20vs Denver Broncos
    Sep 27vs Philadelphia Eagles
    Oct 12at New York Giants
    Oct 18at Miami Dolphins
    Oct 22vs Buffalo Bills
    Nov 1at New York Jets
    Nov 8at Pittsburgh Steelers
    Nov 15at Tennessee Titans
    Nov 22vs Miami Dolphins
    Nov 29at Houston Texans
    Dec 6at New York Jets
    Dec 13at Washington Redskins
    Dec 20vs Indianapolis Colts
    Dec 27vs Jacksonville Jaguars

    Red=MNF, Blue=SNF, Green=TNF
    Bold=AFC East Game
    (Scores are links to game report)

    Comment

    • djp73
      Noob
      • Apr 2014
      • 79

      #47


      Around the NFL


      LIONS QB MATTHEW STAFFORD LED A GAME WINNING DRIVE AGAINST THE BRONCOS

      Scores
      CAR 21 – 42 IND | CIN 13 – 24 STL | NO 26 – 20 WAS | CHI 28 – 10 TB
      OAK 14 – 17 MIA| CLE 14 – 29 PIT | TEN 21 – 24 JAX | SD 14 – 27 KC
      NYJ 10 – 21 DAL | MIN 19 – 31 SEA | HOU 22 – 21 ATL | BAL 42 – 28 ARI
      PHI 45 – 19 NYG | NE 24 – 3 BUF | GB 20 – 17 SF | DET 35 – 30 DEN

      Headlines

      Kyle Long out for season?

      Players of the Week
      NFC Offense – DET HB R. Bush 23Car 88Yds 3TD, 5Rec 43Yds
      NFC Defense – SEA LB B. Wagner – 15Tkl, 1Int
      AFC Offense – DEN QB P. Manning – 46/57 440Yds 3TD 2Int
      AFC Defense – PIT LB L. Timmons 15Tkl, 3Sck

      Key Injuries
      NYG OT J. Pugh - Hip Fracture – IR
      JAX QB K. Clemens – Hip Fracture - IR
      PIT OG R. Foster - Achilles Tear – IR


      CHI RG C. Long – Broken Ankle - 15 Weeks
      CHI DE W. Young – Upper Arm Fracture – 2 Weeks
      CIN DT G. Atkins – Dislocated Ankle – 3 Weeks
      CIN LB V. Burfict – Pulled Groin – 1 Week
      BUF SS A. Williams – Pulled Groin – 1 Week
      BUF HB B. Brown – Pulled Groin – 2 Weeks
      BUF QB C. McCoy – Shoulder Tear – 4 Weeks
      CLE RG M. Pouncey – Ruptured Disk – 5 Weeks
      TB RE M. Johnson – Knee Cartilage Tear – 1 Week
      SD LB M. Ingram – Broken Thumb – 1 Week
      SD LB J. Attaochu – Dislocated Ankle – 2 Weeks
      SD QB B. Hoyer – Knee Cartilage Tear – 2 Weeks
      KC HB J. Charles – Quad Tear – 7 Weeks
      KC LB D. Johnson – Broken Hand – 4 Weeks
      IND LB D. Jackson – Hamstring Tear – 5 Weeks
      DAL LB S. Lee – Shoulder Tear – 3 Weeks
      DAL LE W. Hayes – Partial MCL Tear – 5 Weeks
      ATL LE K. Biermann – Pulled Groin – 2 Weeks
      SF RE J. Smith – Upper Arm Fracture – 1 Week
      DET LE J. Hughes – Dislocated Knee – 1 Week
      DET SS J. Ihedigbo – Broken Thumb – 3 Weeks
      OAK HB K. Moreno – Broken Collarbone – 6 Weeks
      OAK DT B. Raji – Pulled Groin – 3 Weeks
      STL CB J. Jenkins – Dislocated Ankle – 3 Weeks
      STL SS T. McDonald – Pulled Groin – 3 Weeks
      BAL LE H. Ngata – Dislocated Ankle – 5 Weeks
      NO WR K. Stills – Shoulder Tear – 3 Weeks
      SEA RE C. Avril – Pulled Groin – 2 Weeks
      SEA C M. Unger – Upper Arm Fracture – 5 Weeks
      TEN LOB B. Carter – Broken Wrist – 1 Week
      MIN LE V. Curry – Dislocated Ankle – 6 Weeks
      MIN TE K. Rudolph – Broken Collarbone – 7 Weeks


      Transactions
      Giants sign P C. Schmidt 1Yr $1.56M

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      • djp73
        Noob
        • Apr 2014
        • 79

        #48
        Patriots Report

        Cowboys at Patriots Preview
        @
        1-0-------1-0

        Gillette Stadium – Foxborough, Massachusetts
        Sunday, September 13th, 2015 – 1:00PM


        DEZ BRYANT AND THE COWBOYS COME TO TOWN LOOKING TO GET TO 2-0


        This week the Patriots will host the Dallas Cowboys in a 1:00 game at Gillette. The Cowboys defeated the Jets 21-10 in Dallas last week.

        Players to Watch
        Dallas lost HB DeMarco Murray to the Cardinals via free agency and have replaced him with rookie Vintize Rosemond out of Florida State. The Cowboys are led by QB Tony Romo and superstar WR Dez Bryant on offense. Romo also has TE Jason Witten and WR Michael Crabtree to rely on. The Dallas offensive line is a good one led by LT Tyron Smith. On defense Safety Barry Church is the leader. With MLB Sean Lee out the Cowboys will have to rely on LB Brandon Marshall to make key tackles in the running game.

        Tale of the Tape
        DAL –Stat - NE
        Offense
        293 - Tot – 324
        227 - Pass – 236
        66 - Rush – 88
        21.0 - Points – 24.0
        Defense
        392 - Tot – 151
        297 - Pass – 32
        97 - Rush – 119
        10 - Points – 3


        Injury Report
        DAL – RG Lance Louis, LE William Hayes, MLB Sean Lee
        NE - None

        Outlook
        Dallas leans heavily on their passing game with Murray out of the picture. The Patriots will have to put pressure on Romo and not allow him to sit in the pocket and find open receivers.

        New England will have to try to contain Dez Bryant and stop him from making big plays.

        Dallas’ defensive front seven is banged up and the Patriots need to take advantage of that by running the ball. If they are able to that will help them in the passing game.

        Game Prediction
        Whichever quarterback plays better should win this one. It should be a close game that comes down to a few big plays.

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        • djp73
          Noob
          • Apr 2014
          • 79

          #49

          Cowboys @ Patriots
          Gillette Stadium – Foxboro, Massachusetts
          Sunday, September 13th, 2015 1:00pm

          GOSTKOWSKI HITS THE GAME WINNER AS TIME EXPIRES



          1st2nd3rd4thFinal
          Dallas Cowboys [1-0]0314017
          New England Patriots [1-0]3100619

          Pats struggle, top Cowboys

          Tom Brady threw four interceptions. Let me repeat that. Tom Brady threw four interceptions earlier today as the Patriots played host to the Cowboys.

          Brady’s fourth pick of the day went to Dallas corner Antoine Cason, who returned it 67 yards for a score to put the Cowboys on top 17-13. Gostkowski kicked a 26yard field goal early in the fourth to make it 17-16 Dallas.

          With just over a minute left to play Brady and the Pats offense got the ball back at their own 20. On third and ten Brady connected with LaFell for 15 yards and a first down at the Dallas 39. After an incompletion Brady found rookie Treyvon Ford for 14 yards to the Dallas 25. From there it was 3 Ridley runs up the middle and a game-winning 26 yard field goal by Gostkowski.

          “Pretty upset with myself really. I let the team down today. Luckily the defense bailed us out and Stephen was able to win the game for us.” Tom Brady replied when asked about his performance in the game.

          Brady hasn’t thrown four interceptions in a game since September 25th, 2011 in a loss to the Bills.

          New England found some early success running the ball but seemed to go away from it in the second half.

          Dallas’ offensive line was as advertised, holding the Patriots to just 2 sacks and keeping Romo upright and clean for the majority of the game.

          New England will play host to Peyton Manning and the Broncos next week on Sunday Night Football.

          Scoring Summary
          1st Quarter
          NE S. Gostkowski 21 Yd FG
          2nd Quarter
          DAL D. Bailey 51 Yd FG
          NE R. Gronkowski 6 Yd pass from T. Brady (S. Gostkowski kick)
          NE S. Gostkowski 40 Yd FG
          3rd Quarter
          DAL V. Rosemond 2 Yd run (D. Bailey kick)
          DAL A. Cason 67 Yd Int ret (D. Bailey kick)
          4th Quarter
          NE S. Gostkowski 26 Yd FG
          NE S. Gostkowski 25 Yd FG

          Key Player Stats

          T. Romo 20/29 185Yds
          V. Rosemond 15Car 61Yds TD, 3Rec 25Yds
          M. Crabtree 5Rec 59Yds
          T. Williams 4Rec 53Yds
          D. Bryant 1Rec 14Yds
          B. Church 11Tkl
          C. Lawrence 3Tkl, Sck
          A. Cason 4Tkl 2Int, TD
          J. Mouton 3Tkl, Int
          B. Carr Tkl, Int


          T. Brady 31/53 381Yds TD 4Int
          S. Ridley 7Car 45Yds, 4Rec 38Yds
          L. Blount 6Car 32Yds
          R. Gronkowski 9Rec 109Yds TD
          A. Dobson 4Rec 90Yds
          J. Edelman 5Rec 52Yds
          J. Mayo 9Tkl
          D. Hightower 8 Tkl
          V. Wilfork 2Tkl, Sck
          C. Jones 2Tkl, Sck
          -----
          Current Record: 2-0
          Next Week: vs. vs Denver Broncos (1-1)

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          • djp73
            Noob
            • Apr 2014
            • 79

            #50
            New England Patriots 2015 Schedule
            DATEOPPONENTRESULT
            Sep 7at Buffalo BillsWon, 24-3
            Sep 13vs Dallas CowboysWon, 19-17
            Sep 20vs Denver Broncos
            Sep 27vs Philadelphia Eagles
            Oct 12at New York Giants
            Oct 18at Miami Dolphins
            Oct 22vs Buffalo Bills
            Nov 1at New York Jets
            Nov 8at Pittsburgh Steelers
            Nov 15at Tennessee Titans
            Nov 22vs Miami Dolphins
            Nov 29at Houston Texans
            Dec 6at New York Jets
            Dec 13at Washington Redskins
            Dec 20vs Indianapolis Colts
            Dec 27vs Jacksonville Jaguars

            Red=MNF, Blue=SNF, Green=TNF
            Bold=AFC East Game
            (Scores are links to game report)

            Comment

            • djp73
              Noob
              • Apr 2014
              • 79

              #51


              Around the NFL


              RICHARD SHERMAN SECURED A SEAHAWKS VICTORY WITH A LATE PICK OF KAEPERNICK

              Scores
              DAL 17 – 19 NE | DEN 30 – 6 KC | CAR 19 – 17 NO | MIA 24 – 13 NYJ
              STL 24 – 29 PIT | ATL 27 – 7 TB | IND 13 – 10 JAX| GB 27 – 39 CHI
              NYG 20 – 27 BUF | SD 20 – 10 MIN | OAK 17 – 20 CIN | TEN 13 – 16 HOU
              SEA 27 – 24 SF | PHI 27 – 17 WAS | ARI 27 – 24 DET | BAL 20 – 45 CLE

              Headlines

              Bears WR Brandon Marshall to be out nearly two months

              Eagles QB Nick Foles dislocates ankle, out 5-7 weeks

              Andre Johnson moves to 8th on all time receptions list

              Kendall Hunter benched in TB, Doug Martin gets start

              Players of the Week
              NFC Offense – CHI QB J. Cutler – 35/54 402Yds 3TD
              NFC Defense – NO LB J. Galette – 14Tkl, 3Sck
              AFC Offense – PIT QB B. Roethlisberger – 35/53 349Yds 2TD
              AFC Defense – DEN DE D. Ware 9Tkl, 3Sck

              Key Injuries
              NYG OT J. Pugh - Hip Fracture – IR
              JAX QB K. Clemens – Hip Fracture - IR
              PIT OG R. Foster - Achilles Tear – IR


              CHI WR B. Marshall – Upper Arm Fracture – 6 Weeks
              CHI RG C. Long – Broken Ankle - 14 Weeks
              CHI DE W. Young – Upper Arm Fracture – 1 Week
              CIN DT G. Atkins – Dislocated Ankle – 2 Weeks
              BUF HB B. Brown – Pulled Groin – 1 Week
              BUF QB C. McCoy – Shoulder Tear – 3 Weeks
              CLE RG M. Pouncey – Ruptured Disk – 4 Weeks
              CLE LB P. Kruger – Dislocated Ankle – 3 Weeks
              SD LB J. Attaochu – Dislocated Ankle – 1 Week
              SD LB M. Te’o – Dislocated Ankle – 1 Week
              SD QB B. Hoyer – Knee Cartilage Tear – 1 Week
              KC HB J. Charles – Quad Tear – 6 Weeks
              KC HB K. Davis – Broken Ribs – 4 Weeks
              KC LB D. Johnson – Broken Hand – 3 Weeks
              IND LB D. Jackson – Hamstring Tear – 4 Weeks
              DAL LB S. Lee – Shoulder Tear – 2 Weeks
              DAL LE W. Hayes – Partial MCL Tear – 4 Weeks
              MIA DE D. Jordan – Broken Ribs – 1 Week
              MIA HB L. Miller – Broken Ribs – 3 Weeks
              PHI LT J. Peters – Broken Thumb – 1 Week
              PHI QB N. Foles – Dislocated Ankle – 6 Weeks
              ATL LE K. Biermann – Pulled Groin – 1 Week
              NYG LT W. Beatty – Partial ACL Tear – 5 Weeks
              NYG DT J. Hankins – Dislocated Knee – 2 Weeks
              NYJ WR P. Harvin – Broken Ribs – 4 Weeks
              DET SS J. Ihedigbo – Broken Thumb – 3 Weeks
              OAK HB K. Moreno – Broken Collarbone – 5 Weeks
              OAK DT B. Raji – Pulled Groin – 2 Weeks
              STL CB J. Jenkins – Dislocated Ankle – 2 Weeks
              STL SS T. McDonald – Pulled Groin – 2 Weeks
              BAL LE H. Ngata – Dislocated Ankle – 4 Weeks
              NO WR K. Stills – Shoulder Tear – 2 Weeks
              SEA RE C. Avril – Pulled Groin – 1 Week
              SEA C M. Unger – Upper Arm Fracture – 4 Weeks
              HOU LT D. Brown – Foot Stress Fracture – 13 Weeks
              MIN RE E. Griffen – Pulled Groin – 4 Weeks
              MIN LE V. Curry – Dislocated Ankle – 5 Weeks
              MIN TE K. Rudolph – Broken Collarbone – 6 Weeks
              MLN LG L. Mankins – Broken Ribs – 5 Weeks

              Transactions
              Jets release FB W. Tukuafu
              Jets sign FB J. Conner 1Yr $730k
              Texans release QB T. Jackson

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              • djp73
                Noob
                • Apr 2014
                • 79

                #52
                Patriots Report

                Broncos at Patriots Preview
                @
                1-1-------2-0

                Gillette Stadium – Foxborough, Massachusetts
                Sunday, September 20th, 2015 – 8:20PM


                PEYTON MANNING ONCE AGAIN COMES TO TOWN


                This week the Patriots will battle the Broncos and Peyton manning on Sunday Night Football on NBC. The Broncos are 1-1 and come in off a 30-6 beatdown of the Chiefs.

                Players to Watch
                For Denver it’s all about Peyton Manning. He’ll be looking to hook up with WR Demaryius Thomas and TE Julius Thomas. Absent is WR Wes Welker, who has joined the Vikings. WR Emmanuel Sanders gives the Broncos a deep threat in the passing game. HBs C.J. Anderson and Montee Ball give the Broncos a solid 1-2 punch in the backfield. Denver’s defense is led by OLB Von Miller, CB Chris Harris Jr and DE Demarcus Ware.

                Tale of the Tape
                DEN –Stat - NE
                Offense
                786 - Tot – 795
                618 - Pass – 630
                168 - Rush – 165
                30.0 - Points – 21.5
                Defense
                629 - Tot – 397
                433 - Pass – 207
                196 - Rush – 190
                41 - Points – 20


                Injury Report
                DEN – LE Derek Wolfe, DT Andre Fluellen
                NE - None

                Outlook
                New England could have trouble with Denver’s pass rush. If Tom Brady plays as poorly as he did last week the Pats will be in trouble. New England should really look to run the ball this week as the Broncos have had some trouble stopping it.

                The Patriots will have to work hard to slow down the passing attack of the Broncos. Manning is still one of the best QBs in the league and he has plenty of weapons.

                Game Prediction
                Denver might have too much firepower on offense and the Pats might not be able to keep Brady upright against their ferocious pass rush. Look for Denver to win a close one.

                Comment

                • djp73
                  Noob
                  • Apr 2014
                  • 79

                  #53

                  Broncos @ Patriots
                  Gillette Stadium – Foxboro, Massachusetts
                  Sunday, September 20th, 2015 8:20pm

                  EDELMAN SCORES HIS FIRST TD OF THE SEASON



                  1st2nd3rd4thFinal
                  Denver Broncos [1-1]0140014
                  New England Patriots [2-0]7140021

                  Pats top Broncos in close one, remain unbeaten

                  The Patriots held the Broncos offense to just seven points en route to a 21-14 win last night at Gillette. Brady threw a pick six to Broncos linebacker Lamin Barrow that accounted for the Broncos other seven points. New England scored all their points on Tom Brady TD passes. Brady connected with Gronkowski, Edelman and LaFell.

                  Brady’s two interceptions gives him six in the past two games.

                  New England had their best game of the season on the ground with Ridley running for 75 yards and Blount picking up 82.

                  “It’s very important. We need to be balanced and it all starts with the running game.” Julian Edelman answered when asked how important it was for Blount and Ridley to get going.

                  The Pats scored first on a Brady to Edelman pass from five yards out in the first quarter.

                  Barrow scored the 57 yard pick six early in the second to knot it up.

                  Brady answered with an 8 yard TD pass to LaFell.

                  Manning came right back, hitting TE Julian Thomas for a 42 yard score.

                  Gronkowski hauled in a 6 yard scoring pass just before halftime and that turned out to be the game winner as the teams shut each other out in the second half.

                  New England will host the Eagles next sunday

                  Scoring Summary
                  1st Quarter
                  NE J. Edelman 5 Yd pass from T. Brady (S. Gostkowski kick)
                  2nd Quarter
                  DEN L. Barrow 57 Yd Int ret (F. Huerta kick)
                  NE B. LaFell 8 Yd pass from T. Brady (S. Gostkowski kick)
                  DEN J. Thomas 42 Yd pass from P. Manning (F. Huerta kick)
                  NE R. Gronkowski 6 Yd pass from T. Brady (S. Gostkowski kick)
                  3rd Quarter
                  4th Quarter

                  Key Player Stats

                  P. Manning 21/31 185Yds TD
                  C. Anderson 13Car 71Yds
                  J. Thomas 6Rec 80Yds TD
                  D. Thomas 3Rec 27Yds
                  R. Moore 8Tkl
                  D. Trevathan 8Tkl
                  L. Barrow 7Tkl, Int, TD
                  A. Talib 3Tkl, Int


                  T. Brady 23/42 249Yds 3TD 2Int
                  L. Blount 16Car 82Yds
                  S. Ridley 13Car 75Yds, 5Rec 72Yds
                  R. Gronkowski 6Rec 62Yds TD
                  J. Edelman 4Rec 44Yds TD
                  B. LaFell 4Rec 22Yds TD
                  J. Mayo 11Tkl
                  V. Wilfork 2Tkl, Sck
                  C. Jones Tkl, Sck
                  -----
                  Current Record: 3-0
                  Next Week: vs. vs Philadelphia Eagles (3-0)

                  Comment

                  • djp73
                    Noob
                    • Apr 2014
                    • 79

                    #54
                    New England Patriots 2015 Schedule
                    DATEOPPONENTRESULT
                    Sep 7at Buffalo BillsWon, 24-3
                    Sep 13vs Dallas CowboysWon, 19-17
                    Sep 20vs Denver BroncosWon, 21-14
                    Sep 27vs Philadelphia Eagles
                    Oct 12at New York Giants
                    Oct 18at Miami Dolphins
                    Oct 22vs Buffalo Bills
                    Nov 1at New York Jets
                    Nov 8at Pittsburgh Steelers
                    Nov 15at Tennessee Titans
                    Nov 22vs Miami Dolphins
                    Nov 29at Houston Texans
                    Dec 6at New York Jets
                    Dec 13at Washington Redskins
                    Dec 20vs Indianapolis Colts
                    Dec 27vs Jacksonville Jaguars

                    Red=MNF, Blue=SNF, Green=TNF
                    Bold=AFC East Game
                    (Scores are links to game report)

                    Comment

                    • djp73
                      Noob
                      • Apr 2014
                      • 79

                      #55


                      Around the NFL


                      JOHNNY MANZIEL THREW FOR A PAIR OF TDS AND RAN FOR A THIRD AS THE BROWNS TRAMPLED THE CHIEFS

                      Scores
                      SEA 49 – 3 CHI | ATL 21 – 31 NO | CLE 31 – 13 KC | HOU 10 – 13 CAR
                      WAS 30 – 19 NYG | NYJ 33 – 18 IND | BUF 23 – 16 MIA | GB 37 – 16 MIN
                      DAL 14 – 36 PHI | TB 14 – 16 SF | STL 18 – 42 ARI | DET 33 – 3 OAK
                      CIN 41 – 20 SD | DEN 14 – 21 NE | PIT 16 – 23 BAL | JAX 23 – 25 TEN

                      Headlines

                      Eagles Jason Kelce to return

                      Browns rookie Trayvon Payne out at least 5 weeks

                      Players of the Week
                      NFC Offense – NO TE J. Graham 13Rec 126Yds 3TD
                      NFC Defense – STL CB B. McGee 9Tkl, Int, FF, FR
                      AFC Offense – CLE QB J. Manziel – 20/31 192Yds 2TD, 4Car 83Yds TD
                      AFC Defense – CIN FS R. Nelson 9Tkl, Int, TD

                      Key Injuries
                      BUF LG K. Urbik – Achilles Tear – IR
                      IND C J. Harrison – Pectoral tear - IR
                      NYG OT J. Pugh - Hip Fracture – IR
                      JAX QB K. Clemens – Hip Fracture - IR
                      PIT OG R. Foster - Achilles Tear – IR


                      CHI WR B. Marshall – Upper Arm Fracture – 5 Weeks
                      CHI RG C. Long – Broken Ankle - 13 Weeks
                      CIN DT G. Atkins – Dislocated Ankle – 1 Week
                      BUF QB C. McCoy – Shoulder Tear – 2 Weeks
                      BUF QB E. Manuel – Broken Thumb – 3 Weeks
                      DEN WR E. Sanders – Dislocated Knee – 5 Weeks
                      CLE RG M. Pouncey – Ruptured Disk – 3 Weeks
                      CLE LB P. Kruger – Dislocated Ankle – 2 Weeks
                      KC HB J. Charles – Quad Tear – 5 Weeks
                      KC HB K. Davis – Broken Ribs – 3 Weeks
                      KC LB D. Johnson – Broken Hand – 2 Weeks
                      IND LB D. Jackson – Hamstring Tear – 3 Weeks
                      DAL LT T. Smith – Broken Thumb – 1 Week
                      DAL LB S. Lee – Shoulder Tear – 1 Week
                      DAL LE W. Hayes – Partial MCL Tear – 3 Weeks
                      MIA HB L. Miller – Broken Ribs – 2 Weeks
                      PHI QB N. Foles – Dislocated Ankle – 5 Weeks
                      NYG LT W. Beatty – Partial ACL Tear – 4 Weeks
                      NYG DT J. Hankins – Dislocated Knee – 1 Week
                      NYJ WR P. Harvin – Broken Ribs – 3 Weeks
                      DET SS J. Ihedigbo – Broken Thumb – 1 Week
                      OAK HB K. Moreno – Broken Collarbone – 4 Weeks
                      OAK DT B. Raji – Pulled Groin – 1 Week
                      STL CB J. Jenkins – Dislocated Ankle – 1 Week
                      STL SS T. McDonald – Pulled Groin – 1 Week
                      BAL LE H. Ngata – Dislocated Ankle – 3 Weeks
                      NO WR K. Stills – Shoulder Tear – 1 Week
                      SEA C M. Unger – Upper Arm Fracture – 3 Weeks
                      HOU LT D. Brown – Foot Stress Fracture – 12 Weeks
                      MIN RE E. Griffen – Pulled Groin – 3 Weeks
                      MIN LE V. Curry – Dislocated Ankle – 4 Weeks
                      MIN TE K. Rudolph – Broken Collarbone – 5 Weeks
                      MLN LG L. Mankins – Broken Ribs – 2 Weeks

                      Transactions
                      None

                      Comment

                      • djp73
                        Noob
                        • Apr 2014
                        • 79

                        #56
                        Patriots Report

                        Eagles at Patriots Preview
                        @
                        3-0-------3-0

                        Gillette Stadium – Foxborough, Massachusetts
                        Sunday, September 27th, 2015 – 1:00PM


                        MATT BARKLEY BRINGS HIS 3-0 EAGLES TO GILLETTE


                        The Patriots will host the 3-0 Eagles as two of the last three undefeated teams do battle. Kickoff is set for 1:00PM.

                        Players to Watch
                        It’s no secret that the Eagles will be leaning on HB LeSean McCoy. McCoy has 294 yards and 4 touchdowns on 50 carries so far this season. Behind McCoy is the always dangerous Darren Sproles. At receiver the Eagles feature Jeremy Maclin and Jordan Matthews with Riley Cooper as their third option. TE Zach Ertz is also a dangerous option.

                        Defensively the Eagles are led by RE Fletcher Cox, MLB Mychal Kendricks and LOLB Connor Barwin.

                        Tale of the Tape
                        PHI –Stat - NE
                        Offense
                        1203 - Tot – 1203
                        806 - Pass – 879
                        397 - Rush – 324
                        36.0 - Points – 21.3
                        Defense
                        1027 - Tot – 644
                        799 - Pass – 383
                        228 - Rush – 261
                        50 - Points – 34


                        Injury Report
                        PHI – QB Nick Foles, WR Aaron Black, C David Molk, DT Bennie Logan
                        NE - None

                        Outlook
                        Philadelphia’s offense is dangerous, even with Foles out. Their receivers can stretch the field and both McCoy and Sproles can take any play the distance. New England should be able to take advantage of the Eagles’ secondary.

                        Game Prediction
                        Expect another close one as the teams match up with each other well.

                        Comment

                        • djp73
                          Noob
                          • Apr 2014
                          • 79

                          #57

                          Eagles @ Patriots
                          Gillette Stadium – Foxboro, Massachusetts
                          Sunday, September 27th, 2015 1:00pm


                          DURON HARMON’S LATE PICK ALL BUT SEALED THE DEAL


                          Scoreboard1st2nd3rd4thFinal
                          Philadelphia Eagles [3-0]3106322
                          New England Patriots [3-0]7072236

                          Pats pull away in the 4th to top Eagles

                          The Eagles ground game couldn’t be stopped. LeSean McCoy and Darren Sproles combined for 188 yards rushing and helped the Eagles dominate time of possession in the first half. Phily rode their runners on the opening drive which they capped with a 39 yard Cody Parkey field goal. The drive chewed up over half of the first quarter. New England was able to answer quickly on a drive that saw Tom Brady hook up with Julian Edelman for an 11 yard touchdown.

                          The second quarter was more of the same with the Eagles pounding the football and the Patriots struggling to slow them down. Matt Barkley mixed in short to intermediate passes and kept the Eagles moving the ball. They added ten points in the second, coming on a 3 yard McCoy run and a 50 yard Parkey field goal just before halftime. Philadelphia led 13-7 at the break.

                          New England opened the second half with a long drive that concluded with Brady’s second passing touchdown, this time to Aaron Dobson, who scored from 14 yards out. McCoy answered with a 68 yard touchdown run on the Eagles next possession. Philly went for 2 but the pass was broken up by Jamie Collins, giving the Eagles a 19-14 lead.

                          The Patriots put together a long drive early in the fourth and capitalized when LeGarrette Blount hopped over a crowd of defenders and into the endzone. Brady hit Rob Gronkowski for the two point conversion that put the Pats up 22-19.

                          Cody Parkey tied it back up on the next possession, hitting a 35 yarder.

                          On their own 27 yard line Brady hit Dobson on a flag route. Dobson shook of tackle attempts by safety Marcus Gilchrist and corner Nolan Carroll before going the distance for six. The kick put New England on top 29-22.

                          Safety Duron Harmon essentially sealed the game when he picked off a Barkley pass that was intended for WR Riley Cooper. Vince Wilfork and Rob Ninkovich supplied pressure on Barkley and he was forced the throw before he was ready.

                          Brady led his troops up the field and capped off the game with a 5 yard scramble TD to make the final score 36-22 Patriots.

                          “Well, I won’t say it was pretty but it put six on the board and at the end of the day that’s all that matters.” Julian Edelman replied with a laugh when asked about Brady’s run. The rushing TD was Brady’s 15th of his career and first since the 2012 season.

                          The Patriots are off next week. They will travel to face the New York Giants on Monday Night Football in two weeks.

                          Scoring Summary
                          1st Quarter
                          PHI C. Parkey 39 Yd FG
                          NE J. Edelman 11 Yd pass from T. Brady (S. Gostkowski kick)
                          2nd Quarter
                          PHI L. McCoy 3 Yd run (C. Parkey kick)
                          PHI C. Parkey 50 Yd FG
                          3rd Quarter
                          NE A. Dobson 14 Yd pass from T. Brady (S. Gostkowski kick)
                          PHI L. McCoy 68 Yd run (2pt failed)
                          4th Quarter
                          NE L. Blount 1 Yd run (2pt)
                          PHI C. Parkey 35 Yd FG
                          NE A. Dobson 73 Yd pass from T. Brady (S. Gostkowski kick)
                          NE T. Brady 5 Yd run (S. Gostkowski kick)

                          Key Player Stats

                          M. Barkley 18/27 162Yds Int
                          L. McCoy 23Car 148Yds 2TD, 4Rec 24Yds
                          D. Sproles 5Car 40Yds, 3Rec 22Yds
                          J. Matthews 6Rec 73Yds
                          Z. Ertz 2Rec 26Yds
                          J. Maclin 0Rec
                          C. Barwin 8Tkl, Sck
                          M. Kendricks 8Tkl, Sck
                          T. Cole 6Tkl
                          J. Kruger Tkl, Sck


                          T. Brady 28/41 382Yds 3TD, 2Car 9Yds TD
                          L. Blount 12Car 48Yds TD
                          S. Ridley 10Car 25Yds
                          R. Gronkowski 7Rec 85Yds
                          J. Edelman 7Rec 79Yds
                          A. Dobson 4Rec 123Yds 2TD
                          B. LaFell 3Rec 51Yds
                          J. Mayo 8Tkl
                          D. McCourty 6Tkl
                          J. Collins 6Tkl, Sck
                          C. Jones 5Tkl, 2Sck
                          V. Wilfork 4Tkl, Sck
                          D. Harmon 2Tkl, Int
                          L. Walden Tkl, Sck
                          -----
                          Current Record: 4-0
                          Next Week: vs. BYE

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                          • djp73
                            Noob
                            • Apr 2014
                            • 79

                            #58
                            New England Patriots 2015 Schedule
                            DATEOPPONENTRESULT
                            Sep 7at Buffalo BillsWon, 24-3
                            Sep 13vs Dallas CowboysWon, 19-17
                            Sep 20vs Denver BroncosWon, 21-14
                            Sep 27vs Philadelphia EaglesWon, 36-22
                            Oct 12at New York Giants
                            Oct 18at Miami Dolphins
                            Oct 22vs Buffalo Bills
                            Nov 1at New York Jets
                            Nov 8at Pittsburgh Steelers
                            Nov 15at Tennessee Titans
                            Nov 22vs Miami Dolphins
                            Nov 29at Houston Texans
                            Dec 6at New York Jets
                            Dec 13at Washington Redskins
                            Dec 20vs Indianapolis Colts
                            Dec 27vs Jacksonville Jaguars

                            Red=MNF, Blue=SNF, Green=TNF
                            Bold=AFC East Game
                            (Scores are links to game report)

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                            • djp73
                              Noob
                              • Apr 2014
                              • 79

                              #59


                              Around the NFL


                              RUSSELL WILSON AND MARSHAWN LYNCH HAVE LED SEATTLE TO A 4-0 START

                              Scores
                              CLE 24 – 36 BAL | MIA 13 – 7 WAS | PHI 22 – 36 NE | ATL 41 – 31 DAL
                              CHI 24 – 16 MIN | NYG 14 – 22 CAR | HOU 13 – 17 JAX | NO 20 – 17 TB
                              PIT 10 – 30 SF | STL 28 – 52 GB | DET 17 – 27 SEA | ARI 26 – 8 CIN
                              SD 13 – 24 DEN | IND 31 – 24 TEN

                              Headlines

                              Bengals Vontaze Burfict out for season

                              Patriots, Seahawks only unbeaten teams left

                              Giants, Bucs, Raiders and Vikings still looking to get in the win column

                              Players of the Week
                              NFC Offense – GB QB A. Rodgers – 45/57 405Yds 5TD Int
                              NFC Defense – TB LB P. Angerer – 9Tkl, 2Int, FF, FR
                              AFC Offense – NE QB T. Brady – 28/41 382Yds 3TD, 2Car 9Yds TD
                              AFC Defense – CIN FS R. Nelson – 7Tkl, 3Int

                              Key Injuries
                              BUF LG K. Urbik – Achilles Tear – IR
                              IND C J. Harrison – Pectoral tear - IR
                              NYG OT J. Pugh - Hip Fracture – IR
                              JAX QB K. Clemens – Hip Fracture - IR
                              PIT OG R. Foster - Achilles Tear – IR


                              CHI WR B. Marshall – Upper Arm Fracture – 4 Weeks
                              CHI RG C. Long – Broken Ankle - 12 Weeks
                              CIN RE M. Daniels – Broken Thumb – 4 Weeks
                              CIN LB V. Burfict – Foot Stress Fracture – 13 Weeks
                              BUF QB C. McCoy – Shoulder Tear – 1 Week
                              BUF QB E. Manuel – Broken Thumb – 2 Weeks
                              DEN WR E. Sanders – Dislocated Knee – 4 Weeks
                              DEN FS R. Moore – Dislocated Ankle – 3 Weeks
                              CLE HB A. Ellington – Partial ACL Tear – 3 Weeks
                              CLE RG M. Pouncey – Ruptured Disk – 2 Weeks
                              CLE LB P. Kruger – Dislocated Ankle – 1 Week
                              TB DT G. McCoy – Broken Toe – 3 Weeks
                              TB DT T. Knighton – Dislocated Ankle – 7 Weeks
                              SD LB M. Ingram – Pulled Groin – 2 Weeks
                              KC HB J. Charles – Quad Tear – 4 Weeks
                              KC HB K. Davis – Broken Ribs – 2 Weeks
                              KC LB D. Johnson – Broken Hand – 1 Week
                              IND LT M. Roos – Broken Thumb – 2 Weeks
                              IND LB D. Jackson – Hamstring Tear – 2 Weeks
                              IND FS R. Johnson – Forearm Fracture – 4 Weeks
                              DAL LE W. Hayes – Partial MCL Tear – 2 Weeks
                              MIA HB L. Miller – Broken Ribs – 1 Week
                              PHI QB N. Foles – Dislocated Ankle – 4 Weeks
                              PHI TE Z. Ertz – Shoulder Tear – 4 Weeks
                              SF CB C. Culliver – Dislocated Ankle – 4 Weeks
                              NYG LT W. Beatty – Partial ACL Tear – 3 Weeks
                              NYJ WR P. Harvin – Broken Ribs – 2 Weeks
                              DET LE J. Hughes – Dislocated Ankle – 2 Weeks
                              OAK HB K. Moreno – Broken Collarbone – 3 Weeks
                              BAL LE H. Ngata – Dislocated Ankle – 2 Weeks
                              WAS MLB P. Riley Jr. – Foor Fracture – 3 Weeks
                              SEA C M. Unger – Upper Arm Fracture – 2 Weeks
                              SEA LB K. Wright – Dislocated Ankle – 5 Weeks
                              PIT TE H. Miller – Broken Toe – 2 Weeks
                              HOU LT D. Brown – Foot Stress Fracture – 11 Weeks
                              MIN HB C. Spiller – Broken Toe – 3 Weeks
                              MIN TE K. Rudolph – Broken Collarbone – 4 Weeks
                              MLN LG L. Mankins – Broken Ribs – 1 Week
                              MIN LE V. Curry – Dislocated Ankle – 3 Weeks
                              MIN RE E. Griffen – Pulled Groin – 2 Weeks

                              Transactions
                              Colts sign C J. Samuda 1Yr $640k

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                              • djp73
                                Noob
                                • Apr 2014
                                • 79

                                #60


                                Around the NFL
                                First Quarter Report

                                NFL Standings – After Week Four
                                NFC EASTWLTPFPA
                                Eagles31013086
                                Redskins1307485
                                Cowboys13083106
                                Giants04072124
                                NFC NORTHWLTPFPA
                                Bears31094102
                                Packers310136100
                                Lions22010987
                                Vikings04061112
                                NFC SOUTHWLTPFPA
                                Panthers3107583
                                Saints3109477
                                Falcons22011091
                                Buccaneers0404891
                                NFC WESTWLTPFPA
                                Seahawks40013463
                                Cardinals31012392
                                49ers2208771
                                Rams13094136
                                AFC EASTWLTPFPA
                                Patriots40010056
                                Dolphins3107057
                                Bills2105360
                                Jets1205663
                                AFC NORTHWLTPFPA
                                Ravens310121113
                                Steelers2208491
                                Browns22011498
                                Bengals2208287
                                AFC SOUTHWLTPFPA
                                Colts31010488
                                Texans2206164
                                Jaguars2207472
                                Titans1308394
                                AFC WESTWLTPFPA
                                Broncos2209875
                                Chiefs1204675
                                Chargers13067102
                                Raiders0303470


                                NFL League Leaders – After Week Four
                                Passing YardsPYDSPassing TouchdownsPTD
                                1. A. Rodgers13091. A. Rodgers10
                                2. T. Brady12562. T. Brady9
                                3. J. Cutler12093. M. Ryan9
                                4. J. Flacco11474. R. Wilson9
                                5. M. Stafford11255. J. Cutler8
                                Rushing YardsRYDSRushing TouchdownsRTD
                                1. M. Lynch4511. L. McCoy6
                                2. L. McCoy4422. R. Bush6
                                3. A. Morris3863. T. Richardson6
                                4. R. Bush3354. T. Mason/J. Stewart4
                                5. C. Hyde/D. Murray3305. C. Anderson/D. Sproles4
                                ReceptionsRECReceiving YardsRYDS
                                1. S. Smith Sr.381. S. Smith Sr.480
                                2. J. Graham312. C. Johnson429
                                3. S. Landrum/G. Tate303. A. Robinson373
                                4. A. Robinson/L. Fitzgerald294. S. Landrum341
                                5. J. Matthews295. K. Wright341
                                Receiving TouchdownsRTDField Goals MadeFGM
                                1. J. Graham61. B. Walsh11
                                2. R. Meachem52. C. Parkey11
                                3. C. Johnson43. B. McManus/J. Tucker10
                                4. R. Gronkowski44. R. Bullock/G. Gano9
                                5. R. White45. C. Sturgis9


                                NFL League Leaders – After Week Four
                                TacklesTKLSacksSCK
                                1. L. Timmons431. J. Galette7
                                2. A. Williamson422. S. Maponga5
                                3. K. Dansby403. A. Carrington5
                                4. D. Bruton Jr./C. Matthews394. V. Wilfork5
                                5. C. Lofton/M. Barron395. C. Jones5
                                InterceptionsINTDefensive TouchdownsDTD
                                1. D. Trufant41. D. Dennard1
                                2. V. Davis42. L. Barrow1
                                3. R. Nelson43. R. Nelson1
                                4. T. Gipson34. A. Cason1
                                5. Several Tied25. K. Minter/E. Reid1
                                Last edited by djp73; 01-04-2015, 07:49 PM.

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