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of the 2010 NFL regulation Season.
16 games for 32 teams in 8 divisions
THE BENCH who compete for 4 titles. Only 2 will
be earn their place as Super Bowl
PLAYER STATUS & INJU RY REPORT
INJURY Contenders and only 1 can be the
National Champion. Records and
bodies will be broken, there is some
LINE ‘EM UP very stiff competition this season.
This is The Year of the Quarterback,
NEXT WEEK‟S MATCHES with several teams abilities resting
solely in the talented (or not so talented) hands of their QB.
There is a fair share of hype, hope, and expectation.
SHOWDOWN  Will Batman and Robin ever do more than talk a good game?
LEAGUE STANDINGS  Should Calvin Johnson‟s “catch” have been considered com-
plete or should the rule stand?
 Will Big Ben Roethlisberger return to glory from under the
MONDAY RECAP dark cloud of scandal?
 What is the future for Matt Stafford?
 Will the Lions ever win a game?
Will Mike Vick have a chance to start as QB after displaying
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 SCORE REPORT
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TEAM 1 2 3 4 TOTAL POSSESS RUSH PASS TOTAL TURN 1ST DOWN PEN/YD CONV

MIA 3 7 0 5 15 36:53 132 164 296 0 19 3-15 8/18 44%

BUF 0 3 0 7 10 23:07 50 116 166 0 9 5-35 3/14 21%

DET 7 7 0 0 14 25:18 20 148 168 3 13 7-40 4/14 28%

CHI 3 10 0 6 19 34:42 101 362 463 4 23 9-100 6/14 48%

OAK 3 3 0 7 13 28:56 135 151 286 2 21 10-77 3/14 21%

TEN 10 14 7 7 38 31:04 205 140 345 1 17 8-81 8/15 53%

CIN 0 3 14 7 24 31:50 88 341 428 2 26 2-5 8/15 53%

NE 10 14 7 7 38 28:10 118 258 376 0 20 6-30 9/13 69%

CAR 3 13 0 2 18 25:21 89 148 237 5 14 7-63 8/17 47%

NYG 7 7 10 7 31 34:39 118 258 376 4 20 9-95 5/14 35%

ATL 0 3 3 3 9 30:29 58 237 295 1 18 3-24 6/16 37%

PIT 3 0 3 3 o6 15 32:06 143 211 354 1 14 4-25 4/14 28%

CLE 7 7 0 0 14 27:39 104 236 340 3 15 5-47 5/13 38%

TB 3 7 0 7 17 32:21 119 169 288 2 13 6-55 7/17 41%

DEN 0 7 7 3 17 30:30 89 274 363 2 21 7-70 3/10 30%

JAX 0 7 10 7 24 29:30 134 165 299 0 18 5-47 3/10 30%

IND 0 10 0 14 24 29:07 44 419 463 1 25 5-73 4/12 33%

HOU 6 7 7 14 34 30:53 257 98 355 1 23 7-50 3/11 54%

SF 3 3 0 0 6 32:45 49 214 263 2 14 8-60 1/15 6%

SEA 0 14 14 3 31 27:15 77 165 242 1 14 5-35 5/11 45%

GB 0 13 14 0 27 31:55 132 167 299 2 22 2-15 6/14 42%

PHI 3 0 7 10 20 28:05 150 171 321 1 16 10-80 5/13 38%

ARI 0 10 0 7 17 27:09 112 266 378 4 21 10-72 5/13 38%

STL 0 10 3 0 13 32:51 85 240 325 4 20 5-40 8/20 40%

DAL 0 0 7 0 7 34:03 103 277 380 1 24 12-91 5/13 38%

WSH 3 7 0 3 13 25:57 89 161 250 0 17 5-42 3/13 23%

MIN 0 9 0 0 9 26:17 91 162 253 1 12 6-60 5/13 38%

NO 7 0 7 0 14 33:43 79 229 308 0 18 3-20 3/11 37%

THE 2010 BYE SCHEDULE

WEEK 1-3: NONE
WEEK 4: DALLAS, KANSAS CITY, MINNESOTA, TAMPA BAY
WEEK 5: MIAMI, NEW ENGLAND, PITTSBURGH, SEATTLE
WEEK 6: ARIZONA, BUFFALO, CAROLINA, CINCINATTI
WEEK 7: DETROIT, HOUSTON, INDIANAPOLIS, NEW YORK JETS
WEEK 8: ATLANTA, BALTIMORE, CHICAGO, CLEVELAND, NEW YORK GIANTS, PHILADELPHIA
WEEK 9: DENVER, JACKSONVILLE, SAN FRANCISCO, ST LOUIS, TENNESSEE, WASHINGTON
WEEK 10: GREEN BAY, NEW ORLEANS, OAKLAND, SAN DIEGO
WEEK 11-17: NONE
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MIAMI @ BUFFALO
MIA: K. Dansby leads a rejuvenated Dolphins defense with 8 tackles, R. Brown
scores a 1yd TD with a flying leap over the pile, D. Carpenter kicks 2 field goals
32 & 43 yds, for the 1st opening win for the Fins in 5 years. B. Marshall catches 8
passes for 53 yds in his Dolphins debut.
BUF: Bills QB T. Edwards was sacked 3 times, his best drive of the game an 80
yard drive ending with a 31 yrd pass to R. Parrish for a TD. R. Lindell kicks a 51 yd
field goal in the 2nd Qtr. G.Sanborn fumbles out of bounds in end zone for Dol-
phins safety.
OAKLAND @ TENNESSEE
TEN: C. Johnson ran for 142 yards and 2 TD, V. Young threw for two TD and J.
Ringer also had a 76 yd TD. Tennessee sacked Jason Campbell 4 times, and capi-
talized on 2 turnovers for 10 points. Chris Johnson marks his 12th straight 100+ yd
game,.
OAK: Janikowksi completes 2 field goals, J. Campbell connects with D. McFadden
for TD.
CAROLINA @ NEW YORK GIANTS
CAR: J. Kasay 3 FGs averaging 38.6 yds. Moore connects with S. Smith for 19 yd
TD pass. G. Hardy blocks a punt for safety in the 4th Qtr
NYG: E. Manning connects with H. Nicks 3 times for 21 points, A. Bradshaw
scores a TD on a 4 yrd run. 31yrd FG by L. Tynes.
CLEVELAND @ TAMPA BAY
CLE: Massaquoi catches 41 yd TD pass from Delhomme. Peyton Hillis had a10 yd
run for TD, after a fumble early on. Delhomme threw two interceptions in what
was a less than stellar game for the Browns.
TB: Barth kicks a 49 yd FG. Williams catches a 3 yd TD pass from Freeman,
Spurlock catches 33 yd TD pass from Freeman, Freeman sacked 3 times and
throws 1 interception.
INDIANAPOLIS @ HOUSTON
HOU: Rackers gives the Texans an early lead with two FGs 30 yd & 49 yd, in the
1st QTR. Walter catches a 22 yd TD pass from Schaub in beginning of 2nd QTR,
Foster dominates with 1 yd TD run, 25 yd TD run, and 8 yd TD run in the 3rd and
4th QTRs.
IND: Wayne answers the Texans FG‟s with 14 yd TD pass from P. Manning,
Vinateiri boots a 20 yd FG at very end of 1st half. Clark catches 10 yd TD pass,
and Collie a 73 yd TD pass from P. Manning late in 4th, but not enough to win.
GREEN BAY @ PHILADELPHIA
Kevin Kolb suffers a concussion in the 2nd QTR which set Vick to take the field for
the first time since 2006. He rallied, throwing a TD and giving a rushing perform-
ance that was reminiscent of his Superman days. Aaron Rodgers (2TDs) and the
Packers were still better, breaking apart the Philly defense late in the second qtr,
scoring on three drives in a row, and the Green Bay special teams took advan-
tage of every opportunity they were presented with. A true defensive battle.
DALLAS @ WASHINGTON (RIVALS)
Mike Shanahan and Donovan McNabb made their debut performances as Redsins
in an edge of your seat game, where defense was key and mistakes were costly.
Graham Gano led the score with a 49 yd FG, and DeAngelo Hall capitalized on a
Cowboys fumble, returning it 32 yds for a TD in the 2nd QTR. The Cowboys
scored their only TD with Miles Autsin receving a 4 yd pass fro Romo that capped
a stinging six yard drive. Another FG by Gano in the last two minutes of the game
sealed the deal for the Cowboys. The Redskins would have padded their lead by
a lot, but several penalties negated scores. The night was filled with mistakes by
both sides.
HIGHLIGHTS FROM MONDAY NIGHTS GAMES
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DETROIT @ CHICAGO
A controversial loss for the Lions. Gould is first to score with a 20 yd FG, Lions
answer with Best‟s 7 yd TD run. Best does it again with a 4 yd run late in the 2nd
QTR, but Forte answers with 89 yd TD pass from Cutler, and another FG by
Gould. No score in the 3rd QTR, Forte ends the game with a 28 yd TD pass from
Cutler. Lions Calvin Johnson leapt for ball in the end zone with 25 seconds to go,
but refs denied him the TD calling it an incomplete pass. Lions QB Matt Stafford
was pulled from the game near the end of the 1st half due to a shoulder injury.
CINCINATTI @ NEW ENGLAND
A very organized Brady and the Patriots took apart Palmer and the Bengals.
Brady completed to Welker for a 9 yd TD pass early in the 1st, with a FG by
Gostkowski soon after. Another Welker/Brady TD, this time for 4 yds, and Guy-
ton returns an interception 59 yds for a TD. Bengals get on the board with a FG
by Nugent just before the end of the half. Tate runs a 97 yd kick return to open
the 3rd Qtr for the Pats, but Palmer answers with two TD passes to Ocho (28yds)
and Gresham (1yd). Gronkowski scores with a 1yd TD pass from Brady, and
Cedric Benson ended the game on a semi-positive note for the Bengals with a
1yd TD run. Palmer was disorganized, Batman and Robin did not live up to the
hype.
ATLANTA @ PITTSBURGH
The Steelers did ok without BigBen this week. After a battle of the FGs,
Mendenhall runs in a 50 yd TD in overtime to win it for Pittsburg. Polamalu inter-
cepted Matt Ryan late in the 4th. Steelers 2nd string QB Dixon had a shaky start
with only one long completions, 52 yds to Mike Wallace. The Falcons had a hard
time with the Steelers defense, only coming within TD range once, very late in
the 4th.
DENVER @ JACKSONVILLE
Play of the Game: Tebow proved to be a non-issue this week, but the Jag‟s
Garrard showed his true potential with 3 TD passes, two of them to M. Lewis. An
almost scoreless first half ended with a TD each team, with the same in the 3rd
QTR. The Jags edged ahead at the end of the 3rd with a 45 yd FG by Scobee,
which the Broncos answered with one of their own in the 4th. Garrards final TD
pass to Osgood with seven minutes to go sealed the fate of the Broncos, Jackson-
ville wins at home for their opener.
SAN FRANCISCO @ SEATTLE
What started as a promising performance for at least the 49r‟s kicker turned into
a sound defeat by the Seahawks. Hasselbeck was 18 for 23, and the „Hawks capi-
talized on an interception by Butler late in the 2nd Qtr. The 49r‟s would not score
again, and converted on 1 of 15 3rd downs. A disappointing performance by QB
A. Smith, with no TD‟s and 2 INT. Seahawks win it 31-6. The 49r‟s play the Saints,
the defending Champs next week… maybe they needed motivation, but it looks
like they all want to get fired.
ARIZONA @ ST. LOUIS
The Rams lost at home to a sellout crowd, their fifteenth straight loss. No score in
the 1st, but Arizona took to the board in the 2nd QTR, with a 22 yd FG by Feely.
The end of the 2nd qtr was a bit more active with a FG by the Rams J. Brown, a 1
yd TD run by Hightower of ARI, and a risky Ram‟s 1 yd TD pass at the absolute
last second to Robinson. The 3rd QTR only offered up a FG for the Rams, as the
Cardinals used the shotgun over and over, but the 4th QTR ensured their lead
with a pass to Larry Fitzgerald, who had been pretty much useless due to the
MINNESOTA @ NEW ORLEANS
Brett Favre and the Vikings were frustrated by the solid defense and pass rush
created by the Saints on the rematch of their championship game. Favre seemed
disoriented, and it allowed Saints QB Brees to strike hard with an early 29 yd TD
pass to Henderson in the 1st Qtr. The Vikings responded late in the 2nd Qtr with
a 41 yd FG by Longwell, and Favre‟s last minute 20yd TD pass to Shencoe with
34 seconds on the clock. The extra point was denied but it didn't matter as Pi-
erre Thomas ran for a 1yd TD late in the 4th. Favre was intercepted once by
Vilma. Brees had a stellar performance completing 27 of 36 attempts.
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REEL IT? RECAP

BIGGEST UPSET?
TEXANS OVER THE COLTS, NO ONE EXPECTED THAT EXCEPT
FOR THE TEXAN FANS THAT WERE PRAYING FOR IT. IT BODES
WELL FOR THE TEXANS THIS YEAR. SEE THE STATS HERE.
BIGGEST BLUNDER?
OCHO AND T.O.. THE CAPED CRUSADERS DIDNT SAVE THE
DAY, THEIR TEAM OR ANYONE ELSE FOR THAT MATTER.
BIGGEST ROOKIE SUCCESS?
ROOKIE ARIAN FOSTER CARRIED THE TEXANS TO VICTORY
OVER THE INDIANAPOLIS COLTS WITH 33 CARRIES FOR 231
YDS AND 3TD.
MOST DESERVED WIN?
NYG OVER CAR, THEY OPEN THE NEW STADIUM WITH A WIN AT HOME, AND MANAGE TO GIVE MATT
MOORE A CONCUSSION. IF ELI MANNING CAN KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK, THIS COULD BE A GREAT YEAR
FOR THE NEW YORK GIANTS.
MOST UNDESERVED WIN?
CHI OVER DET. THE BEARS WON BECAUSE OF A RULE TECHNICALITY THAT MOST PLAYERS, AND DEFINITELY
MOST LIONS FANS WOULD NOT AGREE WITH.
MOST UNEXPECTED WIN?
HOU OVER IND. NO ONE THOUGHT THAT THE TEXANS WOUILD SHINE RIGHT OUT OF THE GATE LIKE THEY
DID, HOPEFULLY FOSTER CAN CONTINUE HIS INCREDIBLE ROOKIE DEBUT SUCCESS.
WORST BLOW OUT?
SEA OVER SF 31-6. THE 49R‟S ARE COMPLETELY DISORGANIZED, THEY ONLY CONVERTED ONE OF THE 15
THIRD DOWNS THAT THEY HAD INTO A FIRST DOWN. PETE CARROLLS FIRST GAME WITH THE SEAHAWKS IS
A MASSACRE.
MOST EXCITING GAME?
DAL @ WASH. AT LEAST THE COWBOYS MISTAKES KEPT THE FANS ON THE EDGE OF THEIR SEATS. THE NEW
LOOK OF THE REDSKINS IS A GOOD LOOK FOR THEM.
LEAST EXCITING GAME?
PIT OVER ATL. THEY PROVED YOU DON'T NEED TOUCHDOWN PASSES TO PLAY AND WIN A FOOTBALL
GAME, BUT “BATTLE OF THE FIELD GOALS” VERY RARELY MAKES THE HIGHLIGHT REEEL. IT WAS HARDLY A
MEMORABLE EXPERIENCE FOR BOTH TEAMS., SAVE FOR THE TD AT THE VER-R-R-Y END.
QB OF THE WEEK?
PEYTON MANNING, THE MAN IS A MACHINE. CHECK OUT SOME OF THE “BEST OF” STATS HERE.
BEST NON-FOOTBALL MOMENT?
THE CHEERLEADER GETTING EATEN BY THE TITANS MASCOT. COME ON, THAT‟S FUNNY!
MOST UNEXPECTED SUCCESS STORY:
MIKE VICK GOT A TURN AT QB AFTER KEVIN KOLB LEAVES THE FIELDS SEEING STARS. HE MADE ME REMEM-
BER THE OLD DAYS...
MOST UPSETTING INJURY:
MATT STAFFORD (SHOULDER) STAFFORD LANDED HARD ON HIS SHOULDER, ITS UNKNOWN HOW LONG HE
WILL BE OUT, BUT HE HAD SO MUCH POTENTIAL. SEE THE CLIP HERE.
BEST PLAY OF THE WEEK:
CHRIS JOHNSON RUNS 76 YDS FOR A 2ND QTR TD THAT GIVES HIM 100+ YDS IN JUST THE FIRST HALF OF THE
GAME. HE ENDED THE DAY WITH 27 CARRIES FOR 148 YDS, AND 2 TDS.
BEST POST GAME BLUNDER:
RANDY MOSS‟S “POOR-ME-PLEASE-PAY-ME-MORE-OR-IM-LEAVING” RANT. WATCH THE CLIP AND GET A
GOOD LAUGH. I JUST CAN‟T PITY HIM, OR ANYONE ELSE WHO GETS PAID TO PLAY FOOTBALL.
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Minnesota Vikings at New Orleans Saints Indianapolis Colts at Houston Texans Arizona Cardinals at St. Louis Rams
MIN IND ARZ
Chris Cook CB Knee Out Tony Ugoh T Foot -- Chris Wells RB Knee Questionable
Jimmy Kennedy DT Knee Out Bob Sanders CB Rested -- Jason Wright RB Toe Questionable
Toby Gerhart RB Knee Questionable Cody Glenn LB Hamstring Questionable Michael Adams CB Shoulder Probable
Cedric Griffin CB Knee Questionable Charlie Johnson T Foot Questionable Will Davis LB Knee Probable
Brett Favre QB Ankle Probable Jacob Lacey CB Head Questionable Larry Fitzgerald WR Knee Probable
Jamarca Sanford S Ankle Probable Jeff Saturday C Knee Questionable Ben Patrick TE Knee Probable
John Sullivan C Calf Probable Anthony Gonzalez WR Back Questionable Joey Porter LB Back Probable
NO HOU Andre Roberts WR Shoulder Probable
Tony Hargrove DT Knee Probable Antwaun Molden CB Ankle Doubtful STL
Marques Colston WR Kidney Probable Kareem Jackson CB Eye Probable James Butler S Knee Probable
Jimmy Graham TE Ankle Probable Steve Slaton RB Toe Probable Atlanta Falcons at Pittsburgh Steelers
Pierson Prioleau S Knee Probable Duane Brown T Hamstring Probable ATL
Tracy Porter CB Knee Probable Owen Daniels TE Knee Probable Michael Jenkins WR Shoulder Out
Jonathan Vilma LB Groin Probable Mario Williams DE Groin Probable Brent Grimes CB Hip Questionable
Stanley Arnoux LB Ankle Out Denver Broncos at Jacksonville Jaguars Corey Peters DT Knee Questionable
Chris Ivory RB Knee Out DEN Joe Hawley C Hip Questionable
Zach Strief T Knee Questionable Knowshon Moreno RB Hamstring Probable PIT
Cleveland Browns at Tampa Bay Buccaneers Ryan Harris T Ankle Out Byron Leftwich QB Knee Out
CLV Darcel McBath S Forearm Out Chris Kemoeatu G Foot Probable
David Bowens LB Knee -- Andre Brown RB Toe Questionable Green Bay Packers at Philadelphia Eagles
Nick Sorensen S Head Out Demaryius Thomas WR Foot Questionable GB
D'Qwell Jackson LB Chest Out Daniel Graham TE Chest Probable Brandon Underwood CB Shoulder Out
Shawn Lauvao G Ankle Doubtful JAX Desmond Bishop LB Hamstring Questionable
Marcus Benard LB Shoulder Questionable
Jarett Dillard WR Foot Out Mike Neal DE Abdomen Questionable
Shaun Rogers DT Ankle Questionable
Scotty McGee KR Shoulder Out Chad Clifton T Knee Probable
Floyd Womack G Knee Questionable
Deji Karim RB Thumb Questionable Derrick Martin S Ankle Probable
Robert Royal TE Ankle Probable Oakland Raiders at Tennessee Titans Bryan Bulaga T Hip Probable
TB OAK Cullen Jenkins DE Calf Probable
Niko Koutouvides LB Neck -- Travis Goethel LB Back Out Brad Jones LB Shoulder Probable
Josh Freeman QB right Thumb Probable Walter McFadden CB Hamstring Out Clay Matthews LB Hamstring Probable
Brian Price DT Hamstring Probable Chaz Schilens WR Knee Out Brady Poppinga LB Knee Probable
Maurice Stovall WR Ankle Probable Desmond Bryant DT Elbow Questionable Charles Woodson CB Toe Probable
Miami Dolphins at Buffalo Bills Michael Bush RB Thumb Questionable PHI
MIA TEN No injuries to report. N/A N/A N/A
Jake Grove C Shoulder -- Will Witherspoon LB Not Injury -- San Francisco 49ers at Seattle Seahawks
Channing Crowder LB Groin Questionable Mike Otto T Knee Out SF
Brandon Marshall WR Ankle Probable Tony Brown DT Knee Questionable Ahmad Brooks LB Lacerated Kidney Out
Jake Long T Knee Probable William Hayes DE Knee Questionable Eric Heitmann C Fibula Out
BUF Colin Allred LB Ankle Questionable Kyle Williams WR Toe Out
Kawika Mitchell LB Foot Out Leroy Harris G Ankle Questionable William James CB Ankle Doubtful
Reggie Torbor LB Chest Out Jacob Ford DE Back Probable Diyral Briggs LB Concussion Probable
Jairus Byrd S Groin Probable Justin Gage WR Hand Probable SEA
Antonio Coleman LB Hamstring Out Carolina Panthers at New York Giants Russell Okung T Ankle Out
Cincinnati Bengals at New England Patriots CAR Chester Pitts G Knee Questionable
CIN Jeff Otah T Knee Out Raheem Brock DE Back Probable
Brandon Ghee CB Head Doubtful Jordan Senn LB Ankle Out Anthony McCoy TE Ankle Probable
Andre Caldwell WR Groin Questionable Tyrell Sutton RB Shoulder Out Dallas Cowboys at Washington Redskins
Brian Leonard RB Foot Questionable Tyler Brayton DE Ankle Probable DAL
Geno Atkins DT Knee Probable NYG Marc Colombo T Knee Out
Jonathan Fanene DT Hamstring Probable Michael Johnson S Not Injury R -- Kyle Kosier G Knee Out
NE Phillip Dillard LB Hamstring Out Sam Young T Knee Out
Randy Moss WR Illness -- Aaron Ross CB Foot Doubtful Gerald Sensabaugh S Shoulder Probable
Nick Kaczur T Back Out Gerris Wilkinson LB Groin Questionable WAS
Terrence Wheatley CB Foot Out Chase Blackburn LB Knee Probable Kareem Moore S Knee Doubtful
Kyle Arrington CB Groin Questionable Chris Canty DT Groin Probable Jammal Brown T Hip Questionable
Julian Edelman WR Foot Questionable Shaun O'Hara C Ankle Probable Andre Carter LB Illness Questionable
Laurence Maroney RB Thigh Questionable Corey Webster CB Groin Probable Donovan McNabb QB Ankle Questionable
Ron Brace DT Ankle Probable Detroit Lions at Chicago Bears Mike Sellers RB Knee Questionable
Tom Brady QB right Shoulder Probable DET Perry Riley LB Foot Questionable
Jermaine Cunningham LB Ankle Probable DeAndre Levy LB Groin Doubtful Baltimore Ravens at New York Jets
Brandon Deaderick DE Toe Probable Louis Delmas S Groin Questionable BAL
Aaron Hernandez TE Knee Probable C.C. Brown S Forearm Probable Terrence Cody DT Knee Out
Jarrad Page S Back Probable Jonathan Wade CB Finger Probable Jared Gaither T Back Out
Myron Pryor DE Knee Probable CHI Donte' Stallworth WR Foot Out
Matt Slater WR Hamstring Probable Earl Bennett WR Hamstring -- Oniel Cousins T Head Probable
San Diego Chargers at Kansas City Chiefs Nick Roach LB Knee -- Lardarius Webb CB Knee Probable
SD Major Wright S Finger -- Paul Kruger LB Shoulder Probable
Shawne Merriman LB Achilles Doubtful Craig Steltz S Ankle Questionable NYJ
Billy Volek QB Knee Probable Lance Briggs LB Ankle Probable Shaun Ellis DE Knee --
KC Desmond Clark RB Ankle Probable Calvin Pace LB Foot Out
Cameron Sheffield LB Neck Out Brodney Pool S Ankle Questionable
Dexter McCluster WR Illness Doubtful Jeff Cumberland TE No Injury Probable
Tamba Hali LB Foot Questionable
Ryan O'Callaghan T Groin Questionable

INJURY REPORTS UPDATED SUNDAY NIGHT & MAY NOT INCLUDE LATE GAME INJURIES
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DATE TEAMS BROADCAST TIME

SUN 9/19 ARIZONA CARDINALS @ ATLANTA FALCONS FOX 1:00PM

SUN 9/19 BALTIMORE RAVENS @ CINCINATTI BENGALS CBS 1:00PM

BAL:
CIN:

SUN 9/19 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS @ CLEVELAND BROWNS CBS 1:00PM

KC:
CLE:

SUN 9/19 CHICAGO BEARS @ DALLAS COWBOYS FOX 1:00PM

CHI:
DAL:

SUN 9/19 PHILADELPHIA EAGLES @ DETROIT LIONS FOX 1:00PM

PHI:
DET:

SUN 9/19 BUFFALO BILLS @ GREEN BAY PACKERS CBS 1:00PM

BUF:
GB:

SUN 9/19 PITTSBURGH STEELERS @ TENNESSEE TITANS CBS 1:00PM

PIT:
TEN:

SUN 9/19 MIAMI DOLPHINS @ MINNESOTA VIKINGS CBS 1:00PM

MIA:
MIN:

SUN 9/19 TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS @ CAROLINA PANTHERS FOX 1:00PM

TB:
CAR:

SUN 9/19 SEATTLE SEAHAWKS @ DENVER BRONCOS FOX 4:05PM

SEA:
DEN:

SUN 9/19 ST LOUIS RAMS @ OAKLAND RAIDERS FOX 4:05PM

STL:
OAK:

SUN 9/19 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS @ NEW YORK JETS CBS 4:15PM
NE:
NYJ:

SUN 9/19 JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS @ SAN DIEGO CHARGERS CBS 4:15PM

JAX:
SD:

SUN 9/19 HOUSTON TEXANS @ WASHINGTON REDSKINS CBS 4:15PM

HOU:
WASH:

SUN 9/19 NEW YORK GIANTS @ INDIANAPOLIS COLTS NBC 8:20PM

NYG:
IND:

MON 9/20 NEW ORLEANS SAINTS @ SAN FRANSISCO 49ERS ESPN 8:30PM
NO:
SF:
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NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE STANDINGS

NFC EAST WL T PCT HOME ROAD DIV CONF PF PA DIFF STRK
Washington 1 0 0 1.000 1-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 13 7 +6 Won 1
NY Giants 1 0 0 1.000 1-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 31 18 +13 Won 1
Philadelphia 0 1 0 .000 0-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 20 27 -7 Lost 1
Dallas 0 1 0 .000 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-1-0 0-1-0 7 13 -6 Lost 1
NFC NORTH WL T PCT HOME ROAD DIV CONF PF PA DIFF STRK
Chicago 1 0 0 1.000 1-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 19 14 +5 Won 1
Green Bay 1 0 0 1.000 0-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 27 20 +7 Won 1
Minnesota 0 1 0 .000 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 9 14 -5 Lost 1
Detroit 0 1 0 .000 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-1-0 0-1-0 14 19 -5 Lost 1
NFC SOUTH WL T PCT HOME ROAD DIV CONF PF PA DIFF STRK
Tampa Bay 1 0 0 1.000 1-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 17 14 +3 Won 1
New Orleans 1 0 0 1.000 1-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 14 9 +5 Won 1
Atlanta 0 1 0 .000 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 9 15 -6 Lost 1
Carolina 0 1 0 .000 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 18 31 -13 Lost 1
NFC WEST WL T PCT HOME ROAD DIV CONF PF PA DIFF STRK
Arizona 1 0 0 1.000 0-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 17 13 +4 Won 1
Seattle 1 0 0 1.000 1-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 31 6 +25 Won 1
St. Louis 0 1 0 .000 0-1-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-1-0 13 17 -4 Lost 1
San Francisco 0 1 0 .000 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-1-0 0-1-0 6 31 -25 Lost 1
AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE STANDINGS
AFC EAST WL T PCT HOME ROAD DIV CONF PF PA DIFF STRK
Miami 1 0 0 1.000 0-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 15 10 +5 Won 1
New England 1 0 0 1.000 1-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 38 24 +14 Won 1
NY Jets 0 0 0 .000 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 —
Buffalo 0 1 0 .000 0-1-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-1-0 10 15 -5 Lost 1
AFC NORTH WL T PCT HOME ROAD DIV CONF PF PA DIFF STRK
Pittsburgh 1 0 0 1.000 1-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 15 9 +6 Won 1
Baltimore 0 0 0 .000 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 —
Cincinnati 0 1 0 .000 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 24 38 -14 Lost 1
Cleveland 0 1 0 .000 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 14 17 -3 Lost 1
AFC SOUTH WL T PCT HOME ROAD DIV CONF PF PA DIFF STRK
Houston 1 0 0 1.000 1-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 34 24 +10 Won 1
Jacksonville 1 0 0 1.000 1-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 24 17 +7 Won 1
Tennessee 1 0 0 1.000 1-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 38 13 +25 Won 1
Indianapolis 0 1 0 .000 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-1-0 0-1-0 24 34 -10 Lost 1
AFC WEST WL T PCT HOME ROAD DIV CONF PF PA DIFF STRK
Denver 0 1 0 .000 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 17 24 -7 Lost 1
Kansas City 0 0 0 .000 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 —
Oakland 0 1 0 .000 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 13 38 -25 Lost 1
San Diego 0 0 0 .000 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 —-
 MONDAY RECAP
HIGHLIGHT WHO DONE MONDAY
HOME SCORES THE BENCH LINE EM UP SHOWDOWN THOUGHTS
REEL IT? RECAP

COMPLETE RECAP OF MONDAY NIGHT’S GAME AVAILABLE TUESDAY

TEAM 1 2 3 4 TOTAL POSSESS RUSH PASS TOTAL TURN 1ST DOWN PEN/YD CONV

BAL 0 7 3 0 10 38:32 49 233 282 3 20 5-38 11/19 56%

NYJ 3 3 0 3 9 21:28 116 60 176 1 6 14-125 1/11 10%

BALTIMORE RAVENS @ NEW YORK JETS

A horrible debut for the not so “Hard Knocking” Jets as they opened against the Ravens in their nice new sta-
dium. It was a noisy beginning, with the occasional push and shove, but as time went on a very collected Joe
Flacco and the Raven‟s defense silenced the crowd and even Rex Ryan. Even with 3 turnovers the Ravens held
the Jets to a mere 6-1st downs, tying a low-record set in 1976, and never let them get close enough to the end
zone to score more than a FG. The Jets mistakes were multiple, they ended the first half with 10 penalties for
100 yds, and finished the game with 14 for 125. LT was New York‟s strongest player, rushing for 62 yds. Clearly
the Jets offense needs some more work to be a smooth and efficient machine.

The Ravens were led by Anquan Boldin who had seven catches for 110 yds, and Todd Heap, who caught six
passes from Flacco for 72 yards. Willis McGahee ran it in from the 1 yd line with six seconds left in the first half.
The final two minutes were a chance for Sanchez and the Jets to make some momentum and possibly over take
the Ravens, but again, not being able to put it all together under the heavy pressure from the Ravens defense,
they couldn't cover the 47 yards needed to put them into FG range. The Ravens are a team to be reckoned with
this year, and the Jets need to step up their game, or at least “walk the walk” after all that talk. Hopefully for Jets
fans, the return of Santonio Holmes in a few weeks will do just that.

Injuries:
NYJ Kris Jenkins (KNEE) Removed from the game

TEAM 1 2 3 4 TOTAL POSSESS RUSH PASS TOTAL TURN 1ST DOWN PEN/YD CONV

SD 7 0 7 0 14 37:28 109 280 389 1 18 5-30 4/15 26%

KC 7 14 0 0 21 22:32 135 62 197 0 9 3-35 1/11 9%

SAN DIEGO CHARGERS @ KANSAS CITY CHIEFS

I don't think anyone was really listening to the Chief‟s coaching staff when they kept saying how the new talent
and new strength they had acquired in the off season was going to make so much positive change. But that SEC
rookie talent and resounding energy filled the Arrowhead Stadium, as the Chiefs‟ fans started loud and stayed
loud, even through the pounding rain, in one of the most exciting games seen this week.

Chargers QB Phillip Rivers connected with Antonio Gates for an early 1st QTR TD, but KC answered with a Ja-
maal Charles 56 yard TD at the very end of the QTR. 2 more TD‟s in the 2nd QTR, one a 2yd pass from a less
than spectacular Matt Cassell to Tony Moeaki, and the other a record 94 yd punt return by Dexter McCluster
end the half put the Cheifs up by 14 points. The Chargers would score again in the 4th, a 59 yd pass to Legedu
Naanee, but Philips Rivers made some serious errors in his accuracy, and was stopped within sight of the goal
line 4 times by a revitalized defense that has not been seen in KC for at least 3 years.

Ball security and an impressive defense were key for the Chiefs against the defending 4 time Division Champs,
in the rain, and earned them a W for their home opener and the debut of the remodeling of the Arrowhead
complex. The Chargers fought a tough battle against the elements, the rain obviously a problem for the offense,
as well as mistakes by the kick-coverage, that opened up for McCluster‟s epic punt return TD. It was the first
MNF win for the Chiefs since 2000.
 FINAL THOUGHTS
HIGHLIGHT WHO DONE MONDAY
HOME SCORES THE BENCH LINE EM UP SHOWDOWN THOUGHTS
REEL IT? RECAP

Expectations, excitement and emotions run high this weekend, as we

prepare for the open of the 2010 NFL season. We light our grills, pack our
coolers, defrost the bratwurst, and buy cases and cases of beer in prepa-
ration for the biggest event of the week, Sunday Night Football. Team jer-
seys and foam fingers are rescued from the backs of our closets, and the
fight for the best seat in front of the TV begins.
An American tradition, at a time when America can afford little else
but tradition. We may not be able to buy that new HDTV, or go to a home
game this year, but our teams WILL know that we support them, from the
colors we wear on game day, to the Facebook posts we make in ALL
CAPS. A gathering of close friends and family, all in support of the same
goal; to enjoy the day, and come out on top.
We root for our favorites, the heroes we’ve followed for years. We cast
a suspicious eye on the overpaid rookie, or the underpaid Coach. We talk
stats and passer ratings, or discuss the latest scandal to befall an NFL star.
We yell, scream and jump up and down, completely unaware that the
referee can’t hear us and doesn't care if we think the call was bad.
Families that divide over everything else, come together for football,
because of the passion that is instilled in every member from the young-
est age. Rivalry’s are continued, wars are fought on the grid-iron, and the
quest for the top starts all over again this fall. It’s a new season. There are
new faces, new stadiums, and new rules. Let the battle begin.

Have a Great Season, See You Next Week,

-J.R.

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