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Showing posts with label Monday Night Football. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Monday Night Football. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 14, 2014

Week 6 Scores

Thursday Night Football


Colts 33 - Texans 28


Sunday 1pm


Steelers 10 - Browns 31

Patriots 37 - Bills 22

Panthers 37 - Bengals 37 o/t *First tie of the season*

Jaguars 14 - Titans 16

Packers 27 - Dolphins 24

Lions 17 - Vikings 3

Broncos 31 - Jets 17

Ravens 48 - Buccaneers 17

Chargers 31 - Raiders 28


Sunday 4pm


Bears 27 - Falcons 13

Cowboys 30 - Seahawks 23 *Second Team to Win in Seattle in Last 3 Seasons*

Redskins 20 - Cardinals 30


Sunday Night Football


Giants 0 - Eagles 27


Monday Night Football


49ers 31 - Rams 17

Tuesday, September 30, 2014

The Patriots: What Happened?


The final score to the game was 41-14 Chiefs over the Patriots.

The Patriots


The game last night against the Chiefs was a complete disaster for the New England Patriots. It almost looked like the team forgot to show up. The Patriots looked like a bunch of High School Football Players who were invited to take on the Chiefs for fun.

If the Patriots were to receive a great for the performance of last night, it would be easy to say they got an F. They just looked horrible. To begin with someone, Tom Brady had one of the worst games in his career. He was only able to throw for 159 yards, he only completed 61% of his passes and only threw 1 touchdown. The big kicker which made this one of the worst games of his career was that he threw 2 interceptions. This is almost unheard of for Tom Brady.

The rest of the team did no better, on a total of 16 rushing attempts, they were only able to pick up 75 yards which is an average of 4.7 yards per carry, not to bad, but they weren't able to use this to their advantage. Tom Brady also fumbled the ball twice, but only lost the possession once.

The Chiefs


The Chiefs on the other hand did amazing last night. They handed New England their second worst loss in their history. Congratulations to the Chiefs. Alex Smith was the leader of the crew and arguably the star player of the game, he went 20/26 and threw for 248 yards with 3 touchdowns and no interceptions.

This wasn't they end for the Chiefs though, they had 207 yards on the ground with 1 touchdown in the hands of Charles. With these two offensive pieces put together, they were able to crank out 28 points on offense. You ask yourself, what about the other points. The answer is the defense. They were able to force turnovers and allow the offense to get down the field and score the other 6 points. The other 7 points occurred after a pick-6.

The Summary


Overall, if New England wants to make it to the playoffs this year, they better step up their game and reduce embarrassing losses as this one. The Chiefs on the other hand should keep executing at this level so they can make it to the playoffs and possibly beyond.

Friday, September 26, 2014

Monday Night Football Week 4 Preview

This weeks match-up is between the New England Patriots and the Kansas City Chiefs

This match-up begins at 8:30 pm eastern time

You can view it on ESPN or NFL Redzone

The Patriots are currently hot and on a 2 game winning streak. With Tom Brady not gaining as many passing yards as he used to, only averaging 196.3 yards per game, it is hard to rely on the running game all the time. The Patriots need to increase their offensive performance if they want to continue to succeed in the future of the season. The Chiefs are looking to continue their winning streak which began last week after a win against the Miami Dolphins. In order to win this game, they need to keep Tom Brady and his offense at bay and work on scoring points of their own. Overall, it should be a pretty exciting Monday Night Football game.

Let's check out the stats for each of the teams:
 
New England Patriots:
Offense: 301.3 yards per game
Passing: 196.3 yards per game
Rushing: 105.0 yards per game
Points: 22.0 point per game
Third Down Conversion %: 38.8%
Defense: 272.7 yards allowed per game
Passing: 168.7 allowed yards per game
Rushing: 104.0 allowed yards per game
Points: 16.3 points allowed per game
Third Downs Conversion % Allowed: 43.2%
Kansas City Chiefs:
Offense: 322.3 yards per game
Passing: 197.7 yards per game
Rushing: 124.7 yards per game
Points: 20.3 points per game
Third Down Conversion %: 47.7%
Defense: 354.0 yards allowed per game
Passing: 223.7 yards allowed per game
Rushing: 130.3 yards allowed per game
Points: 21.7 allowed per game
Third Down Conversion % Allowed: 35.9%

Who do you think will win? Leave a comment so other can see what you think.

Tuesday, September 23, 2014

Winner of Monday Night Football

The winner of Monday Night Football with the score of 27 - 19 was the Chicago Bears. The New York Jets on the other hand were driving the ball down the field with under 2 minutes to go, but couldn't convert on 4th down in the red zone ending the game for the Jets there. With Geno Smith throwing 2 interceptions, one being ran back for a touchdown was the real hurt to the team. Although the Jets seemed to be the dominant force in the running game with 78 yards and only allowing a total of 47 yards on the ground. The Bears started off with a quick 14 - 0 lead over the Jets and it was able to told up throughout the rest of the game. As a result, the Chicago Bears are 2 - 1 and the New York Jets are 1 - 2. Please write any comments you have below.

Monday, September 22, 2014

Monday Night Football Week 3

Only one game left in week 3.
Monday Night Football is at 8:30 eastern time.
New York Jets vs. Chicago Bears
Who will win? Why?
Let's look at the offense and defense stats:
Chicago Bears:
Offense: 321.5 yards per game
Passing: 255.5 yards per game
Rushing: 66.0 yards per game
Defense: 359.5 yards allowed per game
Passing: 199.5 allowed yards per game
Rushing: 160.0 allowed yards per game
New York Jets:
Offense: 357.0 yards per game
Passing: 178.0 yards per game
Rushing: 179.0 yards per game
Defense: 274.0 yards allowed per game
Passing: 221.5 yards allowed per game
Rushing: 52.5 yards allowed per game