FUCK! Gotta relie on teh Bills defense to win this game.

U CAN DO IT, BILLS!

NOOOOOOOOOO!!!

Giants won. Two runners over 130 yards, 2 defensive TDs. Play-off secure. Thanks for nothing Eli

6th turnover in the fame for the Bills. Great that I benched the Giants D in all my fantasy finals

Could the Eagles still make the playoffs if Washington loses out?

Who owns the common games tiebreaker between Cleveland and Tennessee?

If they win tonight Tennesse is 4-1 while Cleveland is 3-2

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- Raiders defensive tackle Warren Sapp was ejected from Sunday's 49-11 loss to the Jaguars after receiving three unsportsmanlike conduct penalties.

Sapp received all three of the penalties in a strange series of events that started when Jacksonville right tackle Tony Pashos was flagged for illegal use of hands to the face.

Officials said the Raiders declined the penalty, and the Jaguars lined up for a 43-yard field goal attempt with 21 seconds to play in the first half. Officials then said Oakland would accept the penalty, making it third-and-20 from the Raiders 35-yard line.

Jacksonville's offense went back on the field, but a few seconds later, the officials called the first unsportsmanlike conduct penalty on Sapp. That gave the Jaguars an automatic first down, and Sapp started jawing at officials.

Sapp and defensive end Derrick Burgess were both flagged for unsportsmanlike conduct penalties during the arguments. Sapp kept talking, and he got a third one that also came with an ejection.

Teammates had to restrain Sapp, and an assistant coach escorted him off the field.

The penalties gave the Jaguars a first-and-goal at the 2, but David Garrard's pass at the goal line was intercepted by Kirk Morrison and returned 36 yards.

"Hey Troy, what happened on that muffed punt?"

"Coach always says: Use your head"

Brady can't throw an interception if he tries

I think it'll be good for the Pats to have another "we're in a different league than you" game. Will get their confidence back up.

Why is McCown playing for Tampa??

Of all the teams the effing Bucs are resting their starters... Thanks Jon Gruden for ruining my day

May I start another argument that the Jags are currently better than the Pats?

Just kick the damn Fieldgoal Gruden. What a stupid coaching decision

If they had beaten Indy in Indy you might've had an argument. But they didn't. They've also had a relatively easy schedule with four tough games (2 vs Indy, Tampa and Pittsburgh). They're 2-2. They're good, but not quite on the same level yet.

lol this is so funny...first it was dallas, then indy, then pittsburg...now jax. GET IT THROUGH YO HEADS! NOBODY GONNA BEAT THE PATS THIS SEASON! The only doubt people had was ourruninng game, after last weekend and espec. todays game, maroney has shut up all doubter with a huge 156 n 1 td on just 14 carries

Jacksonville also played an awful Oakland team so really you can't make that argument. Also New England just didn't seem to care in that second half and seemed more worried to make sure nobody got hurt.

Jacksonville, who has one of the best rushing attacks in the league, ran through one of the worst run defenses in the NFL.

New England played 30 minutes, and scored 28 points, and shut out the Dolphins.

The last 30 minutes was mainly just "rest" for them.

Since my playoff projections ALREADY are wrong...

AFC:
1. New England
2. Indianapolis
3. Pittsburgh
4. San Diego
5. Jacksonville
6. Cleveland

NFC:
1. Dallas
2. Green Bay
3. Seattle
4. Tampa Bay
5. Giants
6. Washington

First Round:
Cleveland over Pittsburgh
Jacksonville over San Diego
Washington over Seattle
Tampa Bay over Giants

Second Round:
New England over Cleveland
Indianapolis over Jacksonville
Dallas over Washington
Green Bay over Tampa Bay

Third Round:
New England over Indianapolis
Green Bay over Dallas

Super Bowl:
New England over Green Bay

So everything is setting up like we thought halfway through the season.

Tennessee (9-6) The Titans are in the driver's seat for the final AFC spot, but they'll need to beat the defending Super Bowl champs. Final game: at Colts.

Washington (8-7) The Redskins stepped up in Sunday night's key game to deny the Vikes a playoff spot and climb into the driver's seat for the final NFC berth. Will they become the third NFC East team in the playoffs? Final game: vs. Cowboys.

Cleveland (9-6) The Browns blew their chance to clinch by losing to the Bengals and now must have help from the Colts to make the playoffs. Final game: vs. 49ers.

Minnesota (8-7) The Vikings could've clinched by beating the Redskins. Instead, to have any shot, they must hope the Redskins lose next week. Final game: at Broncos.

New Orleans (8-6) It's a three-step process for the Saints. They must beat Chicago and hope the Redskins and Vikings lose. Final game: at Bears.

The NFC is so fucking boring. Whoever winds up in the last spot is going to get knocked out immediately in the first round, while in the AFC the wildcard actually has a shot to do something (Browns moreso than Titans). Granted either won't get past the Colts or Patriots (I forget how it matches up), but the Steelers are very vulnerable.

For those of you who were wondering whether or not you could see the Patriots/Giants game this weekend because you don't have NFL network, fear not. You now have the choice of three (or four depending on if you're in Boston or NY) channels.



First time this has ever happened.

Edit: Second time it's happened. Super Bowl I was also simulcast though I don't believe on as many networks.

http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news?slug=a ... &type=lgns

This probably wouldn't have happened if they weren't going for 16-0, not that it affected me anyway but I'm glad to see the NFL network taken down a peg.

Umm... Bar owners are PISSED about this. They all ordered NFL Network and were expecting HUGE crowds on Saturday... and now... they're stuck with a regular night.

Go Giants!

The Patriots are the most unlikeable team I've ever seen.