Sunday, December 15, 2013

NFL Week 15 2013

Fourteen more games on today, beginning in...

Minnesota, as the Vikings host the Philadelphia Eagles. Minnesota was first to score in the first quarter as Matt Cassel threw a 57 yard touchdown pass to Greg Jennings, and Blair Walsh was there with the extra point. Philadelphia got on the board as Alex Henery made a 35 yard field goal. The Vikings answered in the second quarter on a 21 yard field goal by Walsh. The Eagles shot back as Henery booted a 51 yard field goal. Minnesota added on as Matt Asiata ran 1 yard for a touchdown, and Walsh drilled the extra point. Philadelphia got some back on a 33 yard field goal by Henery. The Vikings extended the lead in the third quarter on a 6 yard touchdown run by Cassel, and Walsh nailed the PAT. Minnesota padded the lead with a Walsh field goal of 38 yards. The Eagles clawed back with a 30 yard touchdown pass from Nick Foles to DeSean Jackson, and Henery supplied the extra point. Philadelphia edged closer with a Foles touchdown pass of 3 yards to Zach Ertz, but the two-point throw toward Riley Cooper from Foles was incomplete. The Vikings shot back in the fourth quarter as Asiata ran in a 1 yard touchdown, and Walsh kicked the extra point. Minnesota kept going as Cassel found Cordarrelle Patterson for 5 yards and a touchdown, and Walsh was true with the extra point. The Eagles pulled back on a 16 yard Foles touchdown pass to Jason Avant, and then Foles found Cooper for a successful two-point attempt. The Vikings wrapped it up at 48-30 on a 5 yard touchdown run by Asiata, capped off by a Walsh extra point. The Vikings are now 4-9-1 while the Eagles are 8-6.

Down in Miami, the Dolphins welcome the New England Patriots. New England opened with a first quarter field goal of 22 yards by Stephen Gostkowski. The Patriots added on in the second quarter as Tom Brady tossed a 13 yard touchdown pass to Michael Hoomanawanui, and Gostkowski drilled the extra point. Miami got on the board with a 39 yard Ryan Tannehill touchdown pass to Mike Wallace, and Caleb Sturgis supplied the extra point. The Dolphins tied it in the third quarter on a 32 yard Sturgis field goal. Miami took the lead in the fourth quarter as Tannehill found Daniel Thomas for 2 yards and a touchdown, and Sturgis booted the PAT. New England pulled back on a 23 yard field goal from Gostkowski. The Patriots gained the lead as Brady threw a 24 yard touchdown to Julian Edelman, and Gostkowski knocked in the extra point. The Dolphins retook the lead as Tannehill tossed a 14 yard touchdown pass to Marcus Thigpen, and Sturgis was there with the extra point. This was good for a 24-20 win, with the Dolphins improving to 8-6 while the Patriots fall to 10-4.

Staying in Florida, the Jacksonville Jaguars bring in the Buffalo Bills. Buffalo struck first in the first quarter on a 42 yard Dan Carpenter field goal. Jacksonville tied it as Josh Scobee kicked a 32 yard field goal. The Jaguars took the lead in the second quarter on a 12 yard touchdown pass from Chad Henne to Ace Sanders, and Scobee handled the extra point. The Bills retied it as EJ Manuel found Robert Woods for 7 yards and a touchdown, and Carpenter nailed the extra point. Buffalo took the lead on an 8 yard Manuel touchdown run, and Carpenter knocked in another PAT. The Bills added on as Carpenter made a 40 yard field goal. Jacksonville shot back in the third quarter when Scobee made a 55 yard field goal. The Jaguars tied it in the fourth quarter as Henne connected with Marcedes Lewis for 13 yards and a touchdown, and Scobee booted another extra point. Buffalo pulled ahead again with a 1 yard Manuel touchdown pass to Frank Summers, and Carpenter was true with the extra point. This held up for a 27-20 win, with the Bills improving to 5-9 and the Jaguars dropping to 4-10.

North to Indianapolis, as the Colts host the Houston Texans. Indianapolis led off in the first quarter as Andrew Luck found Griff Whalen for 14 yards and a touchdown, and Adam Vinatieri kicked the extra point. Houston got on the board as Randy Bullock made a 49 yard field goal. The Colts answered in the second quarter on a 37 yard Vinatieri field goal. Indianapolis added on as Luck tossed a 9 yard touchdown pass to Trent Richardson, and Vinatieri supplied the extra point. The Colts extended the lead when Vinatieri made a 43 yard field goal. Indianapolis padded the lead in the third quarter as Vinatieri was good with a 40 yard field goal. The Colts struck again as Duane Brown recovered a strip sack of Case Keenum for a safety in the Texans end zone. This was it for the scoring, with the final being 25-3, and the Colts improve to 9-5 while the Texans drop to 2-12.

A bit to the east, the Cleveland Browns welcome the Chicago Bears. Cleveland started in the first quarter on a Billy Cundiff field goal of 35 yards. Chicago tied it in the second quarter as Robbie Gould made a 23 yard field goal. The Browns took the lead back as Tashaun Gipson picked off Jay Cutler and returned the interception 44 yards for a touchdown, allowing Cundiff to kick the extra point. The Bears answered with a Cutler touchdown pass of 5 yards to Brandon Marshall, and Gould was there with the extra point. Chicago took the lead in the third quarter on a 43 yard Zack Bowman interception return off of Jason Campbell, capped off by a Gould extra point. Cleveland replied as Edwin Baker ran in a 2 yard touchdown, and Cundiff knocked in the PAT. The Browns took the lead as T.J. Ward recovered a Martellus Bennett fumble that he returned for 51 yards and a touchdown, and Cundiff drilled the extra point. The Bears responded when Cutler threw a 45 yard touchdown to Alshon Jeffrey, and Gould was there with the extra point. Chicago took the lead as Cutler found Earl Bennett for 4 yards and a touchdown, and Gould supplied the extra point. The Bears extended the lead as Michael Bush rushed 40 yards for a touchdown, and Gould made another extra point. Cleveland pulled back on a 43 yard touchdown pass from Campbell to Josh Gordon, and Cundiff nailed the extra point. It wasn't enough to avoid a 38-31 loss, with the Bears improving to 8-6 while the Browns fall to 4-10.

Further east to New Jersey, as the New York Giants bring in the Seattle Seahawks. Seattle began in the first quarter with a Steven Hauschka 49 yard field goal. The Seahawks added on as Marshawn Lynch ran 2 yards for a touchdown in the second quarter, and Hauschka supplied the extra point. Seattle extended the lead on a 44 yard Hauschka field goal. The Seahawks padded the lead in the third quarter as Hauschka was true with a 24 yard field goal. Seattle got some more in the fourth quarter when Russell Wilson threw a 12 yard touchdown pass to Doug Baldwin, and Hauschka knocked in the PAT. This made it 23-0, the final, with the Seahawks going to 12-2 and the Giants falling to 5-9.

Back to Florida again, as the Tampa Bay Buccaneers host the San Francisco 49ers. San Francisco was first to score in the first quarter with a 4 yard touchdown pass from Colin Kaepernick to Michael Crabtree, and Phil Dawson booted the extra point. The 49ers added on as Dawson made a 47 yard field goal in the second quarter. San Francisco extended the lead with a 52 yard Kaepernick touchdown pass to Vernon Davis, and Dawson supplied the extra point. Tampa Bay got on the board as Mike Glennon found Vincent Jackson for 11 yards and a touchdown, and Rian Lindell handled the extra point. The 49ers answered in the third quarter as Dawson made a 43 yard field goal. The Buccaneers shot back in the fourth quarter with a 24 yard touchdown pass from Glennon to Tim Wright, and Lindell was true with the PAT. San Francisco responded on a 21 yard field goal by Dawson. The 49ers padded the lead as Kendall Hunter returned a fumble by Eric Page for 2 yards and a touchdown, and Dawson nailed the extra point. San Francisco iced it at 33-14 with a 35 yard field goal by Dawson. The 49ers improved to 10-4 and dropped the Buccaneers to 4-10.

Edging north to Atlanta, as the Falcons welcome the Washington Redskins. Atlanta led off in the first quarter as Steven Jackson ran 3 yards for a touchdown, and Matt Bryant made the extra point. The Falcons added on as Matt Ryan tossed a 13 yard touchdown pass to Tony Gonzalez, and Bryant nailed the extra point. Washington got on the board with a 23 yard Kirk Cousins touchdown pass to Fred Davis, and Kai Forbath supplied the extra point. Atlanta answered in the second quarter on a 20 yard field goal by Bryant. The Redskins pulled closer as Cousins tossed a 53 yard touchdown pass to Pierre Garcon, and Forbath was true with the extra point. Washington tied it as Forbath made a 33 yard field goal. The Redskins took the lead as Forbath kicked a 37 yard field goal. The Falcons retook the lead in the third quarter as Jackson rushed 2 yards for a touchdown, and Bryant booted the PAT. Atlanta got some more in the fourth quarter on a Bryant field goal of 51 yards. Washington pulled within striking distance on a 3 yard touchdown pass from Cousins to Santana Moss, but elected to go for two points and the lead and failed when Cousins couldn't connect with Garcon. The final was 27-26 Falcons, who improved to 4-10 and dropped the Redskins to 3-11.

Further up the coast, the Carolina Panthers bring in the New York Jets. Carolina struck first in the first quarter with a 35 yard field goal by Graham Gano. New York tied it as Nick Folk made a 54 yard field goal. The Panthers took the lead again in the second quarter on a 22 yard field goal by Gano. The Jets retied it as Folk was good on a 33 yard field goal. Carolina pulled ahead as Cam Newton tossed a 72 yard touchdown pass to DeAngelo Williams, and Gano booted the extra point. The Panthers added on as Gano made a 40 yard field goal. The Jets got some back in the third quarter on a 1 yard Sheldon Richardson touchdown run, and Folk was there with the extra point. Carolina padded the lead in the fourth quarter on a 1 yard Mike Tolbert touchdown run, and Gano drilled the PAT. The Panthers extended the lead as Captain Munnerlyn intercepted Geno Smith and returned the ball 41 yards for a touchdown, allowing Gano to make another extra point. The Jets chipped back as Smith found Jeff Cumberland for 8 yards and a touchdown, and Folk kicked in the extra point. This only made it 30-20, the final, with the Panthers going to 10-4 while the Jets fall to 6-8.

All the way across the country, the Oakland Raiders host the Kansas City Chiefs. Kansas City started in the first quarter on a 49 yard touchdown pass from Alex Smtih to Jamaal Charles, and Ryan Succop made the extra point. Oakland got on the board with a Sebastian Janikowski 34 yard field goal. The Chiefs added on as Smith threw a 39 yard touchdown to Charles, and Succop nailed the extra point. Kansas City extended the lead as Eric Berry intercepted Matt McGloin and returned the ball 47 yards for a touchdown. The Raiders pulled back in the second quarter as Rashad Jennings ran 1 yard for a touchdown, and Janikowski made the extra point. The Chiefs padded the lead as Charles ran in a 1 yard touchdown, and Succop was true with the extra point. Kansas City kept going as Smith found Charles for 16 yards and a touchdown, and Succop booted the PAT. Oakland got some back as Jennings ran in another 1 yard touchdown, and Janikowski supplied the extra point. The Raiders chipped closer as McGloin threw a 6 yard touchdown pass to Andre Holmes, and Janikowski nailed the extra point. Oakland edged closer when McGloin found Mychal Rivera for 14 yards and a touchdown, and Janikowski kicked in the extra point. The Chiefs got some more as Smith passed a 71 yard touchdown to Charles, and Succop drilled the extra point. Kansas City struck again on a Smith 7 yard touchdown pass to Sean McGrath, and Succop knocked in the extra point. The Chiefs kept going with a Knile Davis 17 yard touchdown run, and Succop supplied another extra point. This made it a 56-31 final, with the Chiefs improving to 11-3 and the Raiders falling to 4-10.

Back southeast to Dallas, as the Cowboys welcome the Green Bay Packers. Dallas began in the first quarter as Dan Bailey made a 47 yard field goal. Green Bay tied it with a Mason Crosby field goal of 57 yards. The Cowboys retook the lead when Bailey booted a 23 yard field goal. Dallas added on with a 25 yard touchdown pass from Tony Romo to Jason Witten, and Bailey knocked in the extra point. The Cowboys extended the lead in the second quarter on a 43 yard field goal by Bailey. Dallas padded the lead as Bailey made a 50 yard field goal. The Cowboys kept going when DeMarco Murray ran in a 1 yard touchdown, and Bailey was there with the extra point. The Packers pulled back as Matt Flynn found Jordy Nelson for 13 yards and a touchdown, and Crosby nailed the extra point. Dallas responded on a 50 yard field goal by Bailey. Green Bay chipped closer as Flynn threw a 3 yard touchdown pass to Andrew Quarless, and Crosby supplied the PAT. The Packers got some more back as Flynn found James Starks for 11 yards and a touchdown, and Crosby was true with the extra point. The Cowboys answered on a 5 yard Romo touchdown pass to Dez Bryant, and Bailey booted the extra point. Green Bay shot back on a Flynn touchdown pass of 3 yards to James Jones, capped off by a Crosby extra point. The Packers took the lead on a 1 yard Eddie Lacy touchdown run, but Flynn couldn't connect with Quarless on the two-point attempt. This still held up for a 37-36 win, with the Packers going to 7-6-1, and the Cowboys falling to 7-7.

Up in St. Louis, the Rams bring in the New Orleans Saints. St. Louis opened in the first quarter as Kellen Clemens threw a 31 yard touchdown to Cory Harkey, and Greg Zuerlein made the extra point. The Rams added on as Clemens found Lance Kendricks for 4 yards and a touchdown, and Zuerlein made another extra point. St. Louis extended the lead in the second quarter with a 31 yard field goal by Zuerlein. New Orleans got on the board as Garrett Hartley made a 45 yard field goal. The Rams answered with a 40 yard Zac Stacy touchdown run, and Zuerlein supplied the PAT. St. Louis padded the lead in the third quarter with a 35 yard field goal by Zuerlein. The Saints shot back in the fourth quarter on a 1 yard touchdown run by Drew Brees, but Pierre Thomas couldn't run in the two-point attempt. New Orleans chipped closer with a 5 yard Brees touchdown to Marques Colston, and Hartley knocked in the extra point. This produced the 27-16 final, with the Rams moving to 6-8 and dropping the Saints to 10-4.

Out in Tennessee, the Titans host the Arizona Cardinals. Tennessee struck first in the first quarter with a 45 yard Rob Bironas field goal. Arizona answered as Rashard Mendenhall ran 1 yard for a touchdown, and Jay Feely made the extra point. The Titans pulled ahead on a Ryan Fitzpatrick touchdown pass of 25 yards to Chris Johnson, and Bironas nailed the extra point. The Cardinals tied it in the second quarter as Feely made a 25 yard field goal. Arizona took the lead in the third quarter with a 47 yard field goal by Feely. Tennessee pulled ahead as Fitzpatrick threw a 1 yard touchdown pass to Delanie Walker, and Bironas was true with the PAT. The Cardinals gained the lead again on a 6 yard touchdown pass from Carson Palmer to Jake Ballard, and Feely knocked in the extra point. Arizona added on with a Mendenhall 1 yard touchdown rush in the fourth quarter, and Feely booted the extra point. The Cardinals extended the lead when Antoine Cason intercepted Fitzpatrick for a 20 yard return and a touchdown, and Feely tacked on another extra point. The Titans shot back with a 10 yard touchdown connection between Fitzpatrick and Michael Preston, and Bironas was there with the extra point. Tennessee pulled closer on a 24 yard Bironas field goal. The Titans tied it as Fitzpatrick and Preston hooked up again for 8 yards and a touchdown, and Bironas' extra point was the equalizer. Arizona won 37-34 in overtime as Feely made a 41 yard field goal. The Cardinals are now 9-5 and the Titans are 5-9.

Finally, the Pittsburgh Steelers host the Cincinnati Bengals. Pittsburgh was first to score in the first quarter on a 1 yard Le'Veon Bell touchdown run, and Shaun Suisham kicked the extra point. The Steelers added on as Ben Roethlisberger tossed a 12 yard touchdown pass to Antonio Brown, and Suisham supplied another extra point. Pittsburgh extended the lead as Brown returned a punt 67 yards for a touchdown, and Suisham made the extra point. The Steelers padded the lead in the second quarter with a 25 yard field goal by Suisham. Cincinnati got on the board as Giovani Bernard ran 1 yard for a touchdown, and Mike Nugent made the extra point. Pittsburgh responded as Suisham made a 45 yard field goal. The Steelers kept going in the third quarter as Suisham made a 26 yard field goal. The Bengals answered in the fourth quarter with an Andy Dalton touchdown pass of 1 yard to Tyler Eifert, and Nugent drilled the extra point. Cincinnati pulled closer as Dalton found Marvin Jones for 13 yards and a touchdown, but Dalton couldn't find Eifert on the two-point attempt. This resulted in a 30-20 loss, with the Steelers improving to 5-9 and the Bengals falling to 9-5.

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