Thursday, October 15th Atlanta(5-0) at New Orleans(1-4) 7:25pm NFL Network/CBS Sunday, October 18th Washington(2-3) at NY Jets(3-1) Noon FOX Arizona(4-1) at Pittsburgh(3-2) Noon FOX Kansas City(1-4) at Minnesota(2-2) Noon CBS Cincinnati(5-0) at Buffalo(3-2) Noon CBS Chicago(2-3) at Detroit(0-5) Noon FOX Denver(5-0) at Cleveland(2-3) Noon CBS Houston(1-4) at Jacksonville(1-4) Noon CBS Miami(1-3) at Tennessee(1-3) Noon CBS Carolina(4-0) at Seattle(2-3) 3:05pm FOX San Diego(2-3) at Green Bay(5-0) 3:25pm CBS Baltimore(1-4) at San Francisco(1-4) 3:25pm CBS New England(4-0) at Indianapolis(3-2) 7:30pm NBC Monday, October 19th NY Giants(3-2) at Philadelphia(2-3) 7:30pm ESPN Bye: Dallas, Oakland, St. Louis, Tampa
Texans lose to Jacksonville we can pretty much wrap it up right? Of course that is if anyone still has any faith left in this team.
No matter how bad they are, Saints play at a different level when they're at home on a prime time game. It's a ridiculous record like 15-1.
Crazy fact : Denver O has scored 48 so far this season , Denver D & ST combined scored 75 pts. Best D might be in Denver this year.
[rQUOTEr]Our weekly national nightmare about what constitutes a catch continues. Prior to halftime between the Detroit Lions and Chicago Bears at Ford Field, Golden Tate had a short pass knocked out of his hands as he crossed the goal line. A Bears defender came down with the ball before it hit the ground. The play was ruled an interception on the field. Game broadcasters thought it was an INT. FOX rules analyst Mike Pereria said believed the play to be an interception because it wasn't clear Tate had become a runner as he crossed into the end zone. Upon replay, the call was reversed and ruled a touchdown for Tate, giving the Lions a 21-13 halftime lead. NFL vice president of officiating Dean Blandino told NFL Network on Sunday that Tate was not going to the ground to make the catch. "The ruling on the field was an interception. Golden Tate controlled the pass right at the goal line," Blandino said. "The ball came loose and was eventually caught by a Chicago defender. This is different than the plays we've been talking about, the Dez Bryant play or the Calvin Johnson play. This is not a receiver who's going to the ground. The issue here is, did he become a runner before the ball came loose? Did he have control, both feet down, and then time enough to become a runner after the second foot is down. "When you watch the play the ball comes loose, he is taking his third step, the third step is almost on the ground when the ball comes out. He had demonstrated possession, had become a runner, once the ball breaks the plane of the goal line in possession of a runner it is a touchdown and the play is over at that point." Blandino explained the ruling, but that fans, announces and players can't tell what a catch is from week to week is a problem for the NFL. [/rQUOTEr]
Is Peyton toast or is Peyton toast? Bengals are 6-0. Texans gave the Chiefs their only win of the year. Jets are 4-1. Miami 38-10 over Tennessee in Dan Campbell's debut. Lions get their first win.
