The three games today begin in...
Detroit, as the Lions host the Green Bay Packers. Detroit got going in the second quarter on a 27 yard David Akers field goal. Green Bay tied it when Mason Crosby made a 54 yard field goal. The Packers took the lead when Morgan Burnett recovered a Matthew Stafford fumble and returned it for 1 yard, and Crosby kicked the extra point. The Lions tied it again as Stafford found Jeremy Ross for a 5 yard touchdown pass, and Akers handled the extra point. Detroit took the lead as Reggie Bush ran in a 1 yard touchdown, and Akers nailed the extra point. The Lions added on in the third quarter as Stafford threw a 20 yard touchdown to Calvin Johnson, and Akers booted the PAT. Detroit extended the lead as Matt Flynn was sacked for a safety by Ndamukong Suh. The Lions padded the lead in the fourth quarter on a Joique Bell 1 yard touchdown run, and Akers drilled the extra point. Detroit iced it at 40-10 when Stafford threw a 20 yard touchdown pass to Kevin Ogletree, and Akers handled another extra point. The Lions are now 7-5 while the Packers fall to 5-6-1.
Down in Dallas, the Cowboys welcome the Oakland Raiders. Oakland began in the first quarter as Greg Jenkins recovered a Terrance Williams fumble and returned it for 23 yards and a touchdown, and Sebastian Janikowski handled the extra point. Dallas tied it with a 2 yard DeMarco Murray touchdown run, and Dan Bailey nailed the extra point. The Raiders took the lead back in the second quarter as Rashad Jennings ran 1 yard for a touchdown, and Janikowski booted the extra point. Oakland added on as Jennings rushed 1 yard for another touchdown, and Janikowski made the extra point. The Cowboys got some back as Murray ran 4 yards for a touchdown, and Bailey kicked another extra point. Dallas tied it in the third quarter with a 4 yard touchdown pass from Tony Romo to Dez Bryant, and Bailey's extra point was the equalizer. The Cowboys took the lead as Murray rushed 7 yards for his third touchdown of the day, and Bailey booted the PAT. Dallas extended the lead as Bailey made a 19 yard field goal. The Raiders chipped back as Janikowski made a 45 yard field goal. This wasn't enough, and they lost 31-24. The Cowboys are now 7-5 while the Raiders fall to 4-8.
The last game of the day comes from Baltimore, as the Ravens bring in the Pittsburgh Steelers. Baltimore led off in the first quarter as Joe Flacco threw a 7 yard touchdown pass to Torrey Smith, and Justin Tucker made the extra point. The Ravens added on in the second quarter as Tucker made a 43 yard field goal. Baltimore extended the lead on a third quarter Tucker field goal of 34 yards. Pittsburgh got on the board as Ben Roethlisberger found Emmanuel Sanders for 8 yards and a touchdown, and Shaun Suisham nailed the extra point. The Ravens responded as Tucker made a 38 yard field goal. Baltimore padded the lead as Tucker made a 45 yard field goal in the fourth quarter. The Steelers got some back as Le'Veon Bell ran in a 1 yard touchdown, and Suisham made the PAT. The Ravens replied as Tucker made a 48 yard field goal. Pittsburgh pulled closer as Roethlisberger found Jericho Cotchery for a 1 yard touchdown pass, but they failed on the two-point attempt. This only made it 22-20, a final, with the Ravens being 6-6 and the Steelers being 5-7.
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Detroit, as the Lions host the Green Bay Packers. Detroit got going in the second quarter on a 27 yard David Akers field goal. Green Bay tied it when Mason Crosby made a 54 yard field goal. The Packers took the lead when Morgan Burnett recovered a Matthew Stafford fumble and returned it for 1 yard, and Crosby kicked the extra point. The Lions tied it again as Stafford found Jeremy Ross for a 5 yard touchdown pass, and Akers handled the extra point. Detroit took the lead as Reggie Bush ran in a 1 yard touchdown, and Akers nailed the extra point. The Lions added on in the third quarter as Stafford threw a 20 yard touchdown to Calvin Johnson, and Akers booted the PAT. Detroit extended the lead as Matt Flynn was sacked for a safety by Ndamukong Suh. The Lions padded the lead in the fourth quarter on a Joique Bell 1 yard touchdown run, and Akers drilled the extra point. Detroit iced it at 40-10 when Stafford threw a 20 yard touchdown pass to Kevin Ogletree, and Akers handled another extra point. The Lions are now 7-5 while the Packers fall to 5-6-1.
Down in Dallas, the Cowboys welcome the Oakland Raiders. Oakland began in the first quarter as Greg Jenkins recovered a Terrance Williams fumble and returned it for 23 yards and a touchdown, and Sebastian Janikowski handled the extra point. Dallas tied it with a 2 yard DeMarco Murray touchdown run, and Dan Bailey nailed the extra point. The Raiders took the lead back in the second quarter as Rashad Jennings ran 1 yard for a touchdown, and Janikowski booted the extra point. Oakland added on as Jennings rushed 1 yard for another touchdown, and Janikowski made the extra point. The Cowboys got some back as Murray ran 4 yards for a touchdown, and Bailey kicked another extra point. Dallas tied it in the third quarter with a 4 yard touchdown pass from Tony Romo to Dez Bryant, and Bailey's extra point was the equalizer. The Cowboys took the lead as Murray rushed 7 yards for his third touchdown of the day, and Bailey booted the PAT. Dallas extended the lead as Bailey made a 19 yard field goal. The Raiders chipped back as Janikowski made a 45 yard field goal. This wasn't enough, and they lost 31-24. The Cowboys are now 7-5 while the Raiders fall to 4-8.
The last game of the day comes from Baltimore, as the Ravens bring in the Pittsburgh Steelers. Baltimore led off in the first quarter as Joe Flacco threw a 7 yard touchdown pass to Torrey Smith, and Justin Tucker made the extra point. The Ravens added on in the second quarter as Tucker made a 43 yard field goal. Baltimore extended the lead on a third quarter Tucker field goal of 34 yards. Pittsburgh got on the board as Ben Roethlisberger found Emmanuel Sanders for 8 yards and a touchdown, and Shaun Suisham nailed the extra point. The Ravens responded as Tucker made a 38 yard field goal. Baltimore padded the lead as Tucker made a 45 yard field goal in the fourth quarter. The Steelers got some back as Le'Veon Bell ran in a 1 yard touchdown, and Suisham made the PAT. The Ravens replied as Tucker made a 48 yard field goal. Pittsburgh pulled closer as Roethlisberger found Jericho Cotchery for a 1 yard touchdown pass, but they failed on the two-point attempt. This only made it 22-20, a final, with the Ravens being 6-6 and the Steelers being 5-7.
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