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WEEK 9 REVIEW
NFC East
Carolina (9-0)
continues their dominance of the NFC east with 31-20 victory over
2nd place Atlanta (7-2). Peyton Manning is almost invincible
in this game completing 23 of 27 passes for 264 yards and throwing 3
TD's.
Washington (6-3)
holds off a 4th quarter comeback by Tampa Bay to win 24-21.
Washington would execute 13 play, 73 yard drive to score the winning
TD with 1:06 left in the game.
NFC Central
Rudy Johnson
runs roughshod over KC defensive line, rushing for 140 yards and 3
TD's to lead Chicago (7-2) to a 24-14 victory over KC (1-8).
Los Angeles goes
for win and fails on a 2 point conversion with 1:46 left in the game
and Minnesota (5-4) slips out of the left coast with a 20-19 victory
over LA (3-6).
New Orleans
(4-5) uses two Sharper interception returns for TD's to blast St.
Louis (6-3) 31-10. Tomlinson has 150 all purpose yards (66
rush, 84 pass) and 1 TD to lead the New Orleans offense. Even
with the loss, St. Louis still has a commanding 3 game lead over Los
Angeles.
NFC West
San Francisco
(2-7) uses a balance attack of RB S. Jackson (143 yards, 1 TD)
and WR R. Williams (130 yards, 2 TD's) to give Detroit (4-5) a 26-21
loss.
AFC East
Pittsburgh (4-5)
would take AFC East leader Boston (7-2) to overtime, but a Boston
INT on the first Favre pass in OT would allow Boston to sneak away
with the 20-17 victory.
Buffalo (4-5)
would hold Miami (2-7) scoreless in the 2nd half and force second
half Miami turnover to win 13-6 in a tough fought game.
AFC Central
Indianapolis
(9-0) would force 5 Seattle (2-7) turnovers to hold off
Seattle in a 27-17 victory. Alexander rushes for 175 yards and
1 TD for Indy. Harrington would throw for 337 yards for
Seattle, but he would also throw 4 INT's.
Cincinnati (6-3)
after building a 24-7 lead would hang on to win 27-21 after a late
Oakland (4-5) attempted comeback. Barber continues to be the
focal point of the Cincinnati offense by running for 139 yards of
the teams 223 total rushing yards.
Dallas (5-4)
would hold San Diego (3-6) to 136 yards of net offense. SD
defense would not be able to return the favor as Dallas would have
192 rushing and 232 passing yards. Dallas wins 24-14.
With the 27-13
victory by Houston (4-5) over Denver (2-7), the AFC Central would
complete their dominance over the AFC West by going 4-0
AFC West
Not a good week
for the AFC West
Road for the
Undefeated
The undefeated remains
at 2
Carolina (9-0) hosts
Los Angels (3-6)
Indianapolis (9-0) travels
to Cincinnati (6-3) in a key
divisional matchup
LEAGUE LEADERS
Passing
1.
Roethlisberger (IND) 1,400
yards, 2 INT, 12
TD, 134.7
2.
Manning, P (CAR) 2,327
yards, 4
INT, 25TD's, 117.7
3. Brunell
(NO) 1,416 yards, 3 INT,
11 TD, 107.1
Rushing
1. Barber, T (Det) 1,280,
7 TD
2.
Alexander (Ind) 1,257, 15 TD
3.
Tomlinson (NO) 1,198, 9 TD
4.
Jones, T (Hou) 1,184 16
TD
Receiving
1.
Johnson, C (CHI) 64 - 788
yards, 6
TD
2. Holt, T
(Det) 58
- 720, 3
TD
3. Gates
(Car) 56
- 659, 8
TD
Scoring Offense
1. Indy 29.6
ppg
2. Carolina 29.1
ppg
3. Chicago
27.3 ppg
Total Offense
1. Indy
359.6
2. NO
358.8
3. Houston
357.4
Scoring Defense
1. Indianapolis 11.4
ppg
2. Carolina 11.8
ppg
3. Boston 13.6 ppg
Total Defense
1. Carolina 245.2
2. Boston
258.3
3. Cincinnati
263.0
Power
Rankings
1. Indy
(9-0) 57.0
2. Car
(9-0) 56.7
3. Chic
(7-2) 52.8
4. Atlanta
(7-2) 52.6
5. Boston
(7-2) 52.5
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