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GAME PREVIEW
Oct 18, 2017 CHICAGO -- Chicago Bears coach John Fox knows exactly how tough it is for offensive linemen to block Carolina Panthers defensive end Julius Peppers. After all, Fox coached Peppers as a superstar rookie out of North Carolina. "You don't get very many athletes like that who come along," Fox said to reporters this week as he prepared to face his former player. "We got criticized quite heavily by the talking heads for not taking a quarterback. I know Joey Harrington was available (and) David Carr went a pick before us. "You could tell (Peppers) was going to be special. The fact that he's still playing is pretty special. " On Sunday, Peppers will return to Soldier Field as the Carolina Panthers (4-2) visit the Chicago Bears (2-4). Peppers spent four seasons with the Bears from 2010 to 2013 after playing eight years with the Panthers. Now, the 37-year-old is back home in Carolina as his career winds down. He has 150 career sacks and needs one more to move past former Minnesota Vikings great Chris Doleman for No. 4 on the all-time list. Peppers' target this week will be Bears quarterback Mitch Trubisky, who will make his third career start. Trubisky earned his first victory last week as the Bears outlasted the Baltimore Ravens for a 27-24 overtime win. Trubisky has passed for 241 yards, two touchdowns and an interception in his first two appearances. He has averaged 20. 5 passes per game but has shown an ability to move outside the pocket and pass with accuracy. "As a quarterback, you want to be throwing the ball," Trubisky told reporters this week. "But as a competitor and a leader of this team, you're going to do whatever it takes to win. If it's running the ball, if it's passing the ball, whatever it is, that's what we're going to do. " The Bears continue to rely heavily on the ground game, where running back Jordan Howard has amassed 495 rushing yards and four touchdowns in his first six games. Chicago is No. 1 in the NFC and No. 3 in the NFL with an average of 136. 0 rushing yards per game. Howard's fast start will be tested by the Panthers' stingy defense, which ranks fourth in the NFL this season with only 280 yards allowed per game. Carolina has yet to allow a 100-yard rusher this season. "They're really smart, they're fast, they run to the ball," Trubisky said. "They know how to mix it up. They get after it with the front seven, and they're really solid on the back end. They don't make many mistakes. " On the opposite side of the ball, Panthers quarterback Cam Newton will look to beat the Bears with his arm as well as his feet. Newton has passed for 1,476 yards, nine touchdowns and eight interceptions so far this season. He has rushed for 161 yards and three touchdowns, which ranks second in the NFL among quarterbacks to Houston Texans rookie Deshaun Watson (202 rushing yards, 2 TDs). Carolina coach Ron Rivera would like to see more production from runners other than Newton this week. Running back Jonathan Stewart has rushed for 247 yards and has yet to find the end zone. "You want to be able to run the ball successfully because it takes the pressure off your quarterback, and it also makes your play-action a lot more effective," said Rivera, who played for the Bears and is 1-2 against his former team as a coach. "It's two-fold. We've got to be able to get things back on track. " Rookie running back Christian McCaffrey has provided a spark out of the backfield, but mostly for his hands. He leads the team with 37 receptions and has scored touchdowns in back-to-back games. Neither team has performed well in turnover margin, but something has to give this weekend. The Bears rank second-to-last in the league with a minus-8 turnover margin, and Carolina is fourth-to-last at minus-6. The Panthers will play on 10 days' rest after losing 28-23 to the Philadelphia Eagles last Thursday night. They are 3-0 on the road this season, which makes them one of five teams that are unbeaten away from home. This marks the 10th all-time meeting between the teams. Chicago holds a 5-4 edge but lost the most recent matchup in 2014 as the Panthers held on for a 31-24 victory.
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-160
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GAME PREVIEW
Oct 19, 2017 Considering the Rams have only won twice at home since moving their franchise to Los Angeles for the start of the 2016 season, perhaps it was wise to stay on the road all week as they prepared for their "home" game in London, England, on Sunday against the Arizona Cardinals. "I don't think we should ever play at home," joked running back Todd Gurley, noting the Rams are 3-0 on the road this season and 1-2 at home. "We've gotten all the wins on the road. That's been a good thing for us. " The Rams (4-2) decided to stay in Jacksonville, Fla. , after their 27-17 victory over the Jaguars. They practiced at a nearby college campus and flew to London on Thursday for their game at Twickenham Stadium. The Cardinals (3-3), meanwhile, traveled to England on Monday, a day after their 38-33 victory over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and have been practicing there since they landed. "The teams that I've talked to that have done both, most were more successful coming early and getting acclimated to the time," Cardinals coach Bruce Arians said, adding he consulted with four or five different coaches. Arizona is 5-0-1 in its past six games against NFC West opponents and 9-3-1 in its past 13 vs. the division, which marks the fourth-best winning percentage (. 731) for a team against its own division during that span. The Cardinals know they are facing an improved bunch in this year's version of the Rams, however. "The bodies are the same, but the structure of the defense is totally different," Arians said. "They're still very aggressive. (Defensive Coordinator) Wade Phillips is one of the best coaches there is, and Robert Quinn, Aaron Donald and Alec Ogletree, they're all the same guys, but they're in different structures but still very dangerous. "Offensively, they totally revamped their offense -- offensive line, receivers, tight ends -- but they still have that young running back that's great, and their quarterback has fit in very well because they do have a good running game now. " Quarterback Jared Goff is seventh in the NFL with 1,484 passing yards and he has thrown eight touchdowns against just three interceptions. He looks more comfortable in the pocket, has shown better patience in play-action calls, and he isn't forcing throws like he did during his rookie season a year ago. It helps that he's not getting hit as much, either, and that the Rams are playing from ahead far more often. Goff can thank Gurley for most of that. The running back is fourth in the league with 521 rushing yards and is on pace to finish with 1,400. Although nearly half of his rushes have gone for at least five yards, only two of his runs to date have gone for 20 yards or longer. "For Todd to have over 100 yards on 23 carries and the long be 14 shows you how efficient we were running it -- guys were getting good knockoff," Rams coach Sean McVay said, referring to Gurley's game against the Jaguars. He will have the full attention of the Cardinals' defense, according to defensive tackle Josh Mauro. "He's a really, really good back," Mauro said. "He's got really good size, speed, strength, vision and he can catch the ball, too, so he's going to be a tough task to handle as a defense. " Adrian Peterson, scheduled to make his second start for the Cardinals after his trade form the New Orleans Saints, figures to offer just as much of a challenge to a Rams run defense that has allowed the fourth-most rushing yards in the league at an average of 139. 5 per game. "Adrian Peterson is not Adrian Peterson in 2008, 2009," cornerback Nickell Robey-Coleman said in the postgame locker room as a few stunned teammates looked on and listened. "He's not the same Adrian Peterson, and I think everybody knows that. " Or are the Rams really concerned about the 32-year-old Peterson at all? All Peterson did in his debut with the Cardinals, though, was run for 134 yards and two touchdowns on 26 carries against the Buccaneers and win NFC Offensive Player of the Week honors in the process. That's the eighth time he has won the award, which is the most of any non-quarterback. Peterson has proved the skeptics wrong before, like when he returned from a torn ACL. "Yeah, I think I did that a little bit in 2015. I came back after a year off and led the league in rushing, but yeah, because it is what it is," Peterson said. "A lot of people like to put a stamp on guys that it's over, running backs especially that are over 30, 32, but that doesn't mean anything. You've got guys that are playing at a high level, not at the running back position. "You've got a couple guys that are still out there, but everyone is different. Everyone approaches it differently, as far as their mindset, the tools that they have, the ability that they've been blessed with. So I don't think they should attach that to every single player, especially running backs. " If Peterson does his thing, which should allow quarterback Carson Palmer to bide his time and not have to throw the ball so often, all the Cardinals have to do is make sure their defense shows up and finishes the game. Los Angeles blew a 21-0 lead against Tampa Bay and almost paid for it. "We have to understand that once we have a team down, we have to find a way to keep them there," said Cardinals cornerback Patrick Peterson, who is nursing a sore quadriceps tendon. "We understand that momentum shifts in games. At the end of the day, we have to find ways to weather the storm. "Luckily, we did last week, and we just have to continue building on finding ways to finish games. We started out fast, but we didn't finish fast. We'll start slow, then try to finish fast. We have to find ways to put both of those together so we can become that dynamic team that we know we are. "
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Oct 19, 2017 MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. -- The Miami Dolphins are coming off their most impressive victory. The New York Jets are coming off their most impressive defeat. On Sunday, these AFC East rivals will meet at Hard Rock Stadium as the Dolphins (3-2) seek to avenge a 20-6 loss to the Jets (3-3) in Week 3. That loss, at the time, was viewed as a humiliating outcome for Miami since the Jets were expected to be so bad that some media members speculated they would tank this season in order to get a possible No. 1 overall draft pick for 2018. But New York completely shut down the Dolphins that day, allowing only a meaningless touchdown on the final play. Instead of tanking, the Jets went on a three-game winning streak. That run was snapped Sunday, but host New York may have earned more respect with a 24-17 loss to the reigning Super Bowl champion New England Patriots than in any of its three wins. The Jets led 14-0 and had a touchdown pass to Austin Seferian-Jenkins overturned on video replay. Instead of a touchdown, it was ruled a fumble and a touchback even though the ball never hit the ground. "I think the whole stadium felt (the call) was wrong," Jets safety Jamal Adams told the media in New York. While the Jets were earning their respect, the Dolphins -- who made the playoffs last year and were supposed to be serious contenders this season -- were trying to find out what happened to their offense. They fell behind the Atlanta Falcons 17-0 at halftime this past Sunday. That continued a sad trend for Miami -- just one non-garbage-time touchdown for the offense in its past 15 quarters. Shockingly, though, the offense scored two touchdowns in the third quarter and the Dolphins upset the reigning NFC champion Falcons 20-17. "I don't think anyone outside our locker room gave us a chance," Miami rookie cornerback Cordrea Tankersley said. He's right about that, and with good reason -- the Dolphins' offense had been awful all season until Sunday's third quarter, when Jay Cutler threw touchdown passes to Kenny Stills and Jarvis Landry. And all of that leads us to Sunday, where the Dolphins are slight favorites by virtue of being the home team. What that indicates is the Jets are not as bad as most thought and the Dolphins are not as good. Injuries, as usual, could be a factor. Bilal Powell, who is New York's best running back, missed the Patriots game because of a calf injury and is questionable for Miami. He was back at practice Wednesday, giving him a shot to play Sunday. Muhammad Wilkerson, New York's best defensive lineman, is questionable due to toe and shoulder injuries. The Jets need him healthy because they have just seven sacks this season as a team -- zero from the defensive linemen. For the Dolphins, center Mike Pouncey missed the second half of the Falcons game due to a concussion and is likely out against New York. That is a huge loss for Miami -- Pouncey is an All-Pro blocker and the team's best offensive lineman. Wide receiver DeVante Parker, who is arguably Miami's best red-zone target, missed the Falcons game due to an ankle injury and is also unlikely to face the Jets. With Parker out, Landry caught eight passes for 62 yards against Atlanta. He was targeted 14 times, nine times more than any of his teammates. Guarding Landry will certainly be a focus for the Jets, who will try to engineer a season sweep over the Dolphins on Sunday. The Jets will make that effort with a quarterback, Josh McCown, who has won more than three games in a season just once in a 16-year career. McCown is 3-3 so far this season, halfway toward his career-best win total, set in 2004 when he went 6-7 with the Arizona Cardinals. How surprising have the Jets been so far? Take Jeremy Kerley -- no one else in the league wanted him when he was cut by the San Francisco 49ers (0-6) on Sept. 2. It was the second time Kerley had been released by an NFL team -- the Jets also cut him in 2016. Yet, despite all that rejection, Kerley has caught nearly everything thrown his way this season -- and that is not hyperbole. Of 20 passes thrown in his direction, he has caught 19 for 193 yards and one touchdown. The Jets' leading receiver is Jermaine Kearse (26 catches, 299 yards, three touchdowns), who arrived in New York in a trade with the Seattle Seahawks that occurred just days before the start of the season. New York's second-leading receiver is Seferian-Jenkins, who has 23 catches and two touchdowns. He missed the first two games after pleading guilty to driving under the influence. Both Kearse and Seferian-Jenkins have found new homes with the Jets, who are one game out of first place in the AFC East and just a half-game behind Miami. "Not a lot of people know about our team," Kearse told the media in New York. "But we're coming together. We fight and compete for each other. "
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Oct 19, 2017 MINNEAPOLIS -- The Baltimore Ravens and the Minnesota Vikings look to be headed in opposite directions. After a 2-0 start, the Ravens (3-3) have lost three of four, including last weekend in overtime to the Chicago Bears. Questions about their once-feared defense are growing. After appearing to be an also-ran in the NFC North early, the Vikings (4-2) have won two division games in a row, and the injury to Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers seemingly opened the door for Minnesota to control its own destiny. The two purple-clad teams meet on Sunday at U. S. Bank Stadium. Ravens coach John Harbaugh said this week that 10 wins is the realistic need to eye the playoffs. And despite Baltimore's recent struggles, he sees his team within striking distance of that goal after six weeks of play. "Spinning your wheels right now, being . 500 is in the hunt. We're very much in it," Harbaugh said. "We've had three pretty good games, in some ways excellent games. And we've had three not so good games, and it's not been across the board, it's been this and that that's cost us. We need to find a way to win games. That's what it boils down to. We need to stack as many wins as we can. " And they need to find a way to stack the defensive line despite key injuries that have opponents running the ball more effectively. Defensive line star Brandon Williams hinted at a return last week against Chicago but was stuck on the sideline for the fourth straight game with a foot injury. Williams, who hopes to return this week, practiced Wednesday. The coach feels the addition of Williams would make a big difference defensively against Minnesota's run game. "It's taken an edge off the run defense, no question about it," Harbaugh said of the injuries to Williams and defensive end Brent Urban. "But we're getting a lot of tackles for loss. Terrell Suggs made a lot of big plays in the backfield. Our guys are flying around to the football. "I love the way we're playing as far as the style of play, the effort, the tenacity, the physicality. It's all there, but we want to be dominant. We want to have a dominant run defense. That's what we had at the beginning of the year, and we want to get back to that. Getting Brandon back would be a big plus. " No matter the status of the Ravens' defensive roster, the Vikings see places for concern with quarterback Case Keenum expected to make his fourth start. "They're aggressive," Vikings coach Mike Zimmer said of the Ravens' defense. "If they get in some of these third-down situations, they attack the football. They've got a bunch of different looks in the coverage as far as some of their fire zones and zone blitzes and things they do. " The quarterback job is Keenum's for the time being, with Sam Bradford still nursing a knee injury. But this week the Vikings got additional good quarterback news with Teddy Bridgewater coming off the physically unable to perform list and practicing for the first time since sustaining a serious knee dislocation 14 months ago. While the Vikings are encouraged by the former starter's return to the field, Zimmer was quick to preach patience. "I think everybody feels really good for Teddy. He's worked extremely hard to get to this point where he can get back out on the practice field," Zimmer said. "We still don't know where it's going to go or where that's going to lead to. "But I think everybody feels good for him because they know what kind of kid he is and how hard he has worked. He's probably not going to play this week. We need to put the brakes on things a little bit. " The Vikings could try to pick on a Baltimore defense that is allowing the third-most rushing yards in the NFL, 141. 3 per game. Conversely, Minnesota's rush defense ranks third best at 78. 7 yards allowed per game. The Ravens hold a 3-2 edge in their all-time series with the Vikings. The last meeting was on a snowy Baltimore day in December 2015. The Ravens prevailed 29-26 with the teams scoring five touchdowns in the final 2:09.
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Oct 19, 2017 Even with Aaron Rodgers sidelined indefinitely with a broken collarbone, the quarterbacks will be in the spotlight when the Green Bay Packers host the New Orleans Saints on Sunday. Without Rodgers, third-year pro Brett Hundley will make his first NFL start. Hundley threw three interceptions in relief of Rodgers in Sunday's 23-10 loss at Minnesota. His career passer rating of 40. 9 is the lowest among quarterbacks with at least 40 career passing attempts since the start of the 2015 season. On the other hand, his passer rating of 107. 3 is the highest among quarterbacks with 100-plus passing attempts over the last three preseasons. "Just watching film from my first year, even coming out of college, I've seen such an improvement in my game," said Hundley, a fifth-round pick in 2015 from UCLA. "I'm really happy with where I'm at. There's a lot to grow, and I want to be one of the greatest to play this game, but there's a lot of growth to do. I think it was a blessing in disguise to be behind '12' for this long. I've been preparing every week for three years now, so I felt ready. " Coach Mike McCarthy, with three years invested in Hundley, is confident in his new starter as Green Bay (4-2) tries to extend its playoff streak to nine years. "Great personality. Always has a smile on his face. He's a joy to coach, joy to work with, so that part's fun," McCarthy said. "When you look in a quarterback's eyes during the course of a game, I think the road that he rode in Minneapolis, with the adversity that he was under, the number of times he was getting hit, the number of breakdowns that occurred in the game and the way he played all the way to the final whistle, I think that's very, very encouraging. That's something that I feel great about because that's what I'm building off of. For as bad as the moments were at that particular time of the game, he just kept playing. He was playing with great energy, didn't blink. Frankly, I can't support this with statistics, but I felt like he got better. He got better in that game. That's my belief. " For the Packers, the challenge is obvious in overcoming the loss of their two-time MVP quarterback. Heightening that challenge is determining who will play on the offensive line. The Packers played the fourth quarter at Minnesota without three starters -- left guard Lane Taylor, left tackle David Bakhtiari and right tackle Bryan Bulaga. Taylor (ankle and knee) sat out Wednesday's practice while Bakhtiari (hamstring) and Bulaga (concussion) were limited. Their return would bolster Hundley's chances against a defense that feasted on Detroit veteran Matthew Stafford, with five turnovers and a franchise-record three defensive touchdowns in last week's 52-38 victory. The Saints have no such questions about their quarterback. At age 38, Drew Brees has completed 68. 9 percent of his passes with 10 touchdowns, two interceptions and a 103. 2 rating. In six career games against the Packers, Brees has topped 300 passing yards every time. His lowest output came in the most recent matchup, 2014 in New Orleans. Brees completed 27-of-32 passes for 311 yards and three touchdowns to lead a 44-23 rout. Unlike Hundley, Brees can stand confidently in the pocket behind his offensive line. With left tackle Terron Armstead, who made his season debut last week following a torn labrum, and right tackle Ryan Ramczyk, a Wisconsin native, Brees has been sacked only four times. Also unlike Hundley, Brees has a reliable running game at his disposal. Veteran Mark Ingram and rookie Alvin Kamara have combined for 762 yards from scrimmage and four touchdowns as the Saints rank eighth with 4. 4 yards per rushing attempt. New Orleans' defense is on a roll, too. Defensive end Cameron Jordan has five sacks. A young secondary filled with early draft picks is coming together, too, as the Saints have given up an opponent passer rating of 56. 7 during their three-game winning streak. "We've taken the ball away. Our third-down numbers are a little better," Saints coach Sean Payton said. "We're still giving up the explosives, which is something that we're working on. But I think the takeaways, I would start with that. I think we're contesting more throws and gaining more confidence outside. " The Packers are limping into this game, with a whopping 14 players on the injury report, with starters Rodgers, Taylor and safety Morgan Burnett not practicing, and cornerbacks Davon House (quad), Damarious Randall (hamstring) and Lenzy Pipkins (concussion) limited. The Saints have only two, with Armstead (shoulder) and receiver Willie Snead (hamstring) limited.
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Oct 19, 2017 The goal is the same for both teams, but the Cleveland Browns and Tennessee Titans have entirely different motives heading into their game Sunday at FirstEnergy Stadium in Cleveland. The Texans, tied for first place in the AFC South with Houston and Jacksonville at 3-3, are trying to keep pace with their division rivals if not separate themselves from the Texans and Jaguars. "They're all important," Texans coach Mike Mularkey said Wednesday. "That's the thing. This is a week-to-week league. This is an important game. Our players know that. " The Browns (0-6) are just trying to win so they won't have that dark "0-for" cloud following them across the Atlantic Ocean when they play the Minnesota Vikings in London on Oct. 29. The Browns have won just one of their last 26 games. "It does get frustrating, but the men in our locker room are committed to getting better," Browns coach Hue Jackson said. "We'll stay focused, and I'm confident we'll achieve the results that we want because of the character of the men on the team and in our organization. "I think we all get that. We have serious work to do. We're not going to run from that. We just have to put our heads down, keep working, stay together and hold each other accountable to get better. " The game will pit one of the best rushing attacks in the league against one of the better run defenses. The Titans are averaging 132 yards per game on the ground -- sixth best in the league. The Browns' run defense also ranks sixth. The Browns have given up four rushing touchdowns. The Titans have nine rushing touchdowns by five different players. The one-two punch of Derrick Henry and Demarco Murray has produced 318 and 313 rushing yards, respectively, and two touchdowns on the ground apiece. Quarterback Marcus Mariota has rushed for three. "You have to defend all 11 guys out there," Jackson said. "Their blockers are good. They pull. They have a lot of different schemes. They do a lot of different things. It's not just line up and play power football. "They're all over the place offensively, which is good. They've created different running lanes for their runners, as well as the quarterback. " Focus will be on both quarterbacks for different reasons. Mariota is playing his second game since returning from a hamstring injury. He was not mobile in Tennessee's 36-22 victory over the Indianapolis Colts on Monday night, but should be moving better by Sunday. DeShone Kizer is back as the Browns' starting quarterback after being benched last week when Cleveland played in Houston. Different quarterback, same result when Kevin Hogan threw three interceptions, so Jackson is going back to Kizer, the rookie from Notre Dame chosen with the 52nd pick of the April draft. Kizer threw nine interceptions and lost two fumbles through the first five games. "When you're on the sideline, you get to feel the momentum of the game a little more than when you're out there," Kizer said. "You get to see the reactions of everyone. From the fans to the coaching staff, to the defense, you get to see all the different parts that move along throughout a game. "For me, it really showed last week the importance of making sure that the ball is just simply out of harm's way and what positive plays can do for the team. " Mularkey said Mariota has no restrictions in practice this week. The third-year quarterback had most of his success throwing from the pocket against the Colts. Mariota's ability, or inability, to run from trouble could have a huge bearing in the game because Browns rookie defensive lineman Myles Garrett is expected to take a full load this week. Garrett played 19 snaps in Week 5 after missing the first four games with an ankle injury. He played 33 snaps last week. He leads the Browns with three sacks. "He's a disruptive player, somebody that can come off the ball and create havoc and do a lot of different things," Mariota said Wednesday. "We're going to have our hands full. I think he's a great player and somebody that can change the outcome of a game. " Jabrill Peppers (toe), linebacker James Burgess (knee) and left tackle Joe Thomas (rest) did not practice with the Browns on Wednesday. Safety Johnathan Cyprien (hamstring), linebacker Derrick Morgan (abdomen), linebacker Brian Orakpo (not injury related), wide receiver Corey Davis (hamstring) and running back Demarco Murray (hamstring) did not practice with the Titans. Cleveland has won four of the last seven games with Tennessee, but the Titans won 28-26 in Nashville last season.
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Oct 19, 2017 The Indianapolis Colts know what the problem is but have seemed powerless to do anything about it. Monday night's come-from-ahead 36-22 loss at Tennessee highlighted the reason Indianapolis is 2-4 and in last place in the AFC South -- its inability to maintain a lead once they build one. The Colts also coughed up second-half leads in losses to Arizona and Seattle, and blew a 14-point fourth-quarter advantage two weeks ago before an Adam Vinatieri field goal beat San Francisco in overtime. They also barely held off Cleveland in Week 3 after establishing a 31-14 fourth-quarter margin, escaping with a 31-28 verdict. So when Indianapolis hosts South co-leader Jacksonville on Sunday at Lucas Oil Stadium, it knows what must be done. But can it accomplish the task? "We've got to play 60 minutes," Colts coach Chuck Pagano said. "It's a recurring thing, I know that. We've got to figure out, obviously, a way to finish games. Our margin for error is minute and we just continue to kill ourselves. " Their opponent this week knows a little something about killing itself. The Jaguars (3-3) outgained the Los Angeles Rams 389-249 and sacked Jared Goff five times but lost 27-17 because of an epic fail by their special teams. Jacksonville gave up touchdowns via kickoff return and a blocked punt in the first half. It also missed two field goal attempts and received less-than-booming punts of 18 and 28 yards. "What do we have to do personnel-wise, scheme, is there anything we can do to get better? Are we putting the players in the best position? What are these issues, have they come up before, have I done a poor job of addressing them? Things of that nature," Jaguars coach Doug Marrone said. "We're looking at that. A lot of times you got someone in there, you got a missed tackle, you got everyone else coming through the ball, you got a pileup going and he squirts out. It's just not acceptable. They shouldn't happen and we understand that. " Jacksonville cut kicker Jason Myers and signed former San Diego kicker Josh Lambo to replace him. Lambo displayed a powerful leg in two seasons with the Chargers but also missed a spate of critical kicks, including three potential game-winners. "We just wanted to bring a guy in to see if we can get more consistency from that position," Marrone said. While the Jaguars have special teams issues, the Colts continue life without franchise quarterback Andrew Luck. It was hoping that Luck would be able to return this week, but the Colts had to shut him down because of recurring shoulder soreness. General manager Chris Ballard said Wednesday that Luck took a cortisone shot and is not going to practice this week. "I've watched every session of him throwing," Ballard said. "His velocity is good, his motion's good, all that's coming along at a good rate. It's the soreness right now that we're dealing with and that we have to get through. " Jacoby Brissett hasn't been terrible as Luck's replacement by any means, but he is by no means the elite talent Luck is, and opponents have been able to exploit his lack of experience in key spots. Brissett tossed critical interceptions against Arizona and San Francisco, and failed to make crucial plays in the second half at Tennessee. If there was a positive for the offense at Tennessee, it was the play of the line. After allowing 18 sacks in the first five games, Indianapolis didn't permit one on Monday night. The Colts also averaged more than four yards per carry, although the inability to get explosive rookie Marlon Mack more than two carries was puzzling. Jacksonville, on the other hand, has had no problem integrating rookie running back Leonard Fournette into its offense. Fournette has 596 yards and six touchdowns on the ground in six games, starting last week's game with a 75-yard scoring run. His presence has made the Jaguars the top rushing team in the NFL and taken some pressure off quarterback Blake Bortles. Jacksonville's other big addition, defensive end Calais Campbell, has eight sacks in six games and will be a source of worry for Indianapolis all day. The Colts' biggest concern, though, will be finding the consistency that has eluded them all year. "We have to hit the reset button," safety Darius Butler said. "We have a short week. We have another division game at home and they all count a little bit more now. We have to win and we have to keep winning. "
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+3 (-111)
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Over 45 (-108)
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-173
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-3 (-109)
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Oct 19, 2017 TAMPA, Fla. -- The Tampa Bay Buccaneers, woefully deficient away from home this season, already were facing a stiff challenge heading into Sunday's game against the Buffalo Bills at New Era Field. Now they might be forced to play without quarterback Jameis Winston. The Buccaneers (2-3) lost Winston to a sprained shoulder joint in a 38-33 loss against the Arizona Cardinals, when they fell behind 31-0 early in the third quarter. Bucs coach Dirk Koetter has not ruled out Winston as Sunday's starter, but the third-year player has been limited at practice, leaving most of the work for veteran Ryan Fitzpatrick, who has made 116 NFL starts. The Bills (3-2), whose hold on first place in the AFC East slipped away during their bye week, said they are preparing for both quarterbacks. "Jameis can make things happen with his arm and feet and Fitzpatrick, we've seen him before and know what he can do," Bills linebacker Preston Brown said. "No matter who's out there, we have to be prepared and come in with a good game plan. " Fitzpatrick passed for 290 yards, three touchdowns and two interceptions after Winston departed with his injury against the Cardinals. Winston has made 37 consecutive starts for Tampa Bay since becoming the NFL draft's No. 1 overall selection in 2015. "The way I understand it, he (Winston) will be medically cleared to play," Koetter said. "I know Jameis can handle a lot of pain. I think it will be, 'Does Jameis feel like he can play at the level he needs to play at? ' The No. 1 thing in all of this is that Jameis' long-term health has to be the No. 1 thing. " Even if Winston isn't the starter, it's possible that the Bucs might roll the dice and feel confident with him as the backup. Ryan Griffin, injured in the preseason, isn't eligible for a return until Week 9 and the Bucs didn't immediately move to sign another quarterback. Fitzpatrick has played for six other NFL teams, including the Bills from 2009-12, where he went 20-33 as a starter. "That's why you have an experienced backup," Koetter said. "That's why you have a guy like that. Jameis likes to take every rep in practice, so you need a guy that's not a developmental guy that can go in without getting any reps. Other than a handful of plays, Ryan went in and did a good job. " But not good enough. Koetter already was concerned with Tampa Bay's road performance in Week 2, when the Bucs fell behind 28-3 in the third quarter en route to a 34-17 defeat at Minnesota. The first-half effort at Arizona was similarly dismal. What would Koetter have done differently? "Miss the plane," he said in a non-smiling attempt at humor. "We did things that bad football teams do. Right now, we're a bad football team. "The lesson is we've got to start faster. We've turned into this team that looks like gangbusters in the fourth quarter, but does not look like gangbusters in the first quarter. It's a four-quarter game. We've got to start faster. " Tampa Bay's defense will regain linebacker Kwon Alexander, who missed the past four games with a hamstring injury. Including a four-game suspension at the end of his rookie season in 2015, the Bucs are 1-7 without Alexander in the lineup. Alexander's return will bring Tampa Bay's linebacker corps back to full strength. Lavonte David, who had missed two games with a sprained ankle, returned a fumble 21 yards for a touchdown against the Cardinals. As for the Bills, they have been a pleasant surprise in the early season with victories against the Atlanta Falcons and Denver Broncos, while allowing an NFL-low 74 points (and an average of 14. 8 points) through five games. Bills first-year coach Sean McDermott acknowledged his team's strides, but said more work must be done. "When you go up against great competition, your flaws get exposed and your weaknesses get highlighted," McDermott said. "We have to learn from those opportunities. " McDermott said he'd like to see more productivity from the running game, which is averaging only 3. 4 yards per carry. LeSean McCoy (279 yards) is averaging only 3. 2 yards per carry and hasn't scored a touchdown. "We need to move the chains and score," McCoy said. "It's time to get this thing going. It's time to get myself going. " Quarterback Tyrod Taylor, who has averaged 570 yards rushing in the past two seasons, has only 121 this season. Taylor has completed 62. 5 percent of his passes for six touchdowns and two interceptions. "Tyrod has had some very good days and playoff caliber moments," McDermott said. "You want to see the offense move and grow as the season goes on. The most important thing to me is . . . that we are an effective offense that can move the ball. That's all I care about. Whatever it takes, whether it's the run or the pass, you have to be able to move the ball down the field in some way, shape or form. " With a victory against the Bucs, the Bills will move to 3-0 at home, continuing a point of emphasis. McDermott said his players tap a sign in the hallway each time they go onto the field. It reads: "Defend our Dirt. " "They know what it means," McDermott said. "There's a lot of sweat equity that's been put into this football field and this team, whether it's the players or the fans. " Regardless of the opposing quarterback, McDermott said the Bills are facing a difficult test. "This is a good team coming in here," McDermott said. "They've got weapons all over the field. It's another big challenge for us. It's at home, so we look forward to getting back here and playing in front of our fans. "
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-285
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-6 (-115)
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Over 49 (-110)
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+234
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+6 (-105)
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Under 49 (-110)
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Oct 19, 2017 Bobby Beathard schemed for years to beat the Cowboys as an NFL front-office executive. His grandson will make his first NFL start Sunday against Dallas. Rookie quarterback C. J. Beathard will get the call at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, Calif. , when the San Francisco 49ers try for the seventh time to garner their first win, this time at the Cowboys' expense. Beathard's NFL debut last week in Washington nearly culminated in a victory. Beathard, taking over for Brian Hoyer with San Francisco trailing the Redskins 14-0, completed 19 of 36 passes for 245 yards and a touchdown, only to see the 49ers endure a fifth consecutive agonizing loss. The 26-24 defeat was San Francisco's fifth in a row by three points or fewer, marking the first time in NFL history a team did that. San Francisco lost 23-3 in its opener to Carolina and looked absolutely hapless in doing so but has been outscored by only 13 points in the gut-wrenching stretch. "I know we're 0-6 and that's extremely tough, but I'm extremely excited about this place and excited about where we're at and where we're going," 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan said. While San Francisco is looking for a breakthrough, Dallas (2-3) is simply hoping a reset gets its season on track. The Cowboys have already lost as many games this year as they did in 2016, and they are 2 1/2 games behind the Philadelphia Eagles in the NFC East. Fresh off its bye, Dallas got some surprisingly good news when a federal judge granted a temporary restraining order blocking the six-game suspension the NFL slapped on running back Ezekiel Elliott over domestic-violence allegations. Elliott will be able to play this week and next before litigation resumes. He has rushed for 393 yards in five games, which includes a nine-carry, 8-yard effort Sept. 18 in Denver. The Cowboys' offense has revolved more around Dak Prescott. After one of the best rookie seasons by a quarterback in league history, Prescott hasn't made acquaintance with the sophomore jinx. Prescott is on pace to throw 35 touchdown passes and finish with more than 3,800 yards in the air, and he also is chipping in on the ground. One can't blame Dallas' losing record on the guy taking the snaps. "He's playing really well," Cowboys coach Jason Garrett said. "He's really doing everything we ask him to do. He makes so many plays within the scheme, throwing the ball to the right guy on a consistent basis. And then when things break down, making great plays with his feet and his arm out of the pocket. " The 49ers' defense doesn't appear equipped to slow down Dallas' balanced attack, particularly as Shanahan introduces younger players to the lineup. With last week's release of linebacker NaVorro Bowman, most of the unit could just about work in a witness protection program, aside from professional pass-rusher Elvis Dumervil and safety Eric Reid. Then again, one could make the case that the Cowboys' defense hasn't exactly carried its share of the load. Dallas allowed at least 35 points in all three losses, failing to make the game-saving stop in the last two minutes two weeks ago against the Green Bay Packers and Aaron Rodgers. Dallas will have two new starters on defense this week -- one by choice, the other by surprise. After cutting cornerback Nolan Carroll, the Cowboys saw nose tackle Stephen Paea retire. San Francisco figures to attack Dallas with the run game behind Carlos Hyde, who has 360 yards on 86 attempts, then let Beathard try to hook up with Pierre Garcon. The veteran wide receiver is on pace to finish with 88 receptions for more than 1,000 yards, and he should get plenty of chances to add to his stats against a shaky secondary. The guy throwing Garcon the ball figured to be in this position at this time last year, although he took a circuitous route to get here. Beathard was ranked as the top quarterback by some scouts before his senior season at Iowa, but he slid down draft charts as the year progressed. Instead of going early in the draft, Beathard saw five other quarterbacks picked ahead of him before the 49ers called his name in the third round. He will become the fourth rookie quarterback to start a game this year. "Just being around the guy, I think you have a very tough person mentally and physically," Shanahan said of Beathard. "C. J. started a lot of games in college. I don't think it's too big for him. I think he's just going to go about it like he's gone about every other day throughout his career. "
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+4.5 (-115)
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-217
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Oct 19, 2017 The Cincinnati Bengals travel to Pittsburgh in Week 7 of the NFL season to take on the AFC North rival Steelers. The Steelers (4-2) lead the AFC North and are coming off a huge win on the road over the previously undefeated Kansas City Chiefs. The Bengals (2-3) arrive in Pittsburgh coming off their bye week, which allowed the team to recharge, get healthy and prepare to get back in the AFC playoff picture after starting the season 0-3. The game showcases two of the best defenses in the NFL and two of the most prolific wide receivers. The Bengals have won their last two games, and the change to Bill Lazor as the offensive coordinator has brought life back to an offense that was stagnant early in the year. Quarterback Andy Dalton has played the best football of his career the past three games and has a passer rating of 116. 2 over that stretch. Wide receiver A. J. Green has been the beneficiary of most of those passes and will look to do so against a passing defense that is the best in the NFL. The Steelers allow only 153. 5 yards a game through the air and the secondary has yielded only one pass of more than 40 yards through six games. Green historically has been good against Pittsburgh. In the 11 regular-season games against the Steelers, Green has four 100-plus yard receiving games and 71 total receptions. He also has six career touchdown receptions against Pittsburgh. Green enters the game second in the NFL with 504 yards and also is second in average yards per game at 100. 8. Coming off the bye week should allow 2017 first-round draft pick, wide receiver John Ross, to get more playing time for the Bengals. This should give Green more space to roam in the Steelers' secondary. Ross has been injured most of the season with a knee issue and hasn't played since the Houston Texans game on Sept. 14. "It just feels good," Ross said. "It felt really good. I feel fast. I always feel fast. I got out there and had a chance to run. I think the bye week helped a lot. Not just for me, but for everyone. I got a chance to really recover and heal up well and it felt good today. " Green's counterpart on the Steelers, Antonio Brown, enters the game as the best wide receiver in the NFL with 700 yards receiving on 48 receptions. Brown also leads the league with 11 catches over 20 yards. But sledding will not be that easy for Pittsburgh's offense against one of the best defenses in the NFL. Cincinnati defensive coordinator Paul Guenther has his troops playing inspired football. The Bengals head to Pittsburgh with a defense that is ranked in the top three in the NFL in sacks (18), yards allowed (262. 8) and points allowed (16. 6). For the Bengals to win on the road, Lazor will need to find a way to get the running game rolling. Cincinnati averages only 3. 2 yards a rush and has only scored one rushing touchdown this season. Rookie Joe Mixon is the only Bengals player with over 100 yards rushing and he stands at 187 yards through five games. That's a paltry 37. 4 yards a contest. The one weakness in a solid Steelers defense is their ability to stop the run. They are 23rd in the NFL, allowing 118. 5 yards to their opponents. Defensive coordinator Keith Butler did put together a successful game plan in Week 6 that limited Kansas City's Kareem Hunt, the NFL's leading rusher, to just 21 yards on nine carries. Conversely, Pittsburgh's run game is starting to hit full stride. Running back Le'Veon Bell got off to a very slow start to the season after holding out in the preseason. Bell enters the Bengals game with 550 yards and averaging 4. 1 yards a rush. Of note is that 350 of those yards and three of those scores have come in the past three games. Cincinnati has allowed 103. 2 yards rushing per game, which ranks 14th in the NFL. Historically, the Bengals have stymied Bell and the Steelers' rushing attack. Bell has faced the Cincinnati defense five times in his career and he has 400 career rushing yards with three touchdowns.
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-175
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-3.5 (-101)
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+3.5 (-119)
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Oct 19, 2017 The New York Giants, who host the Seattle Seahawks at MetLife Stadium on Sunday, have some common ground. The biggest similarity is that both teams have had issues on their respective offensive lines. In the case of the Seahawks, they have fielded two different combinations this season. The constants have been left tackle Rees Odhiambo, left guard Luke Joekel, center Justin Britt and right tackle Germain Ifredi. At right guard, Mark Glowinski started the first two games but struggled and was benched in favor of Oday Aboushi, who has played there for the last three games. This week, with Joeckel recovering from arthroscopic knee surgery, the Seahwks are looking at their third different offensive line combination. "Yeah, it's really difficult because it's the area of the game that needs to be so connected and that means the chemistry and the communications and the ability to talk to one another, identify in similar fashions so that you can play this game, is really a challenge," said Seahawks coach Pete Carroll via a conference call with Giants reporters Wednesday. "We have been very young for the last couple years and that keeps you in the transition mode because you're not able to bank on the chemistry and that background and the resources that you need to really communicate like you need to be a really high functioning team. It's a process and we're in progress making it that way. " The struggles for the Seahawks on the offensive line have been particularly noticeable in run blocking. The Seahawks have rushed for more than 100 yards only twice this season, in Weeks 2 and 4. While losing running back Chris Carson has been a big part of Seattle's struggles, the run blocking as a whole just hasn't been consistent. "We're making progress, but it's the process that we're going through to just get tight and get clean and get sharp," Carroll said. "A couple weeks ago, we ran for 194 yards and then the next week we ran for 60. So we're not as consistent as we need to be. "The (teams) we're playing have something to say about that, but we have to do a better job, we've got to be on the mark, we've just got to be more precise about what we're doing and that just comes with time. " The Giants' offensive line situation has been a lot worse. New York has trotted out five different offensive line combinations since Week 1 largely because of injuries to right tackle Bobby Hart and center Weston Richburg. But unlike the Seahawks, the Giants might have found an offensive line combination in left tackle Ereck Flowers, left guard John Jerry, center Brett Jones, right guard D. J. Fluker and right tackle Justin Pugh that they can hang their hats on. With Jones in the lineup, the Giants, who have also replaced struggling running back Paul Perkins with the tandem of Orleans Darkwa and rookie Wayne Gallman, have rushed for 300 yards on 57 carries in their last two games, making this the first time they've rushed for more than 100 yards in consecutive regular-season games since the final three games of last year, when they ran for 114 yards (twice) and 161 yards in winning efforts. "Brett has done well," Giants offensive line coach Mike Solari said last week. "Brett is a hard worker. He's always prepared. He's always working hard and did a nice job with learning the offensive technique and the fundamentals. "Critical for the center. He's the kind of leader of the offensive line, making the calls because calls come from inside out and he did a good job. Doing a great job. He's improved every day. " Another key for the Giants has been the willingness of Pugh, their starting left guard in Week 1, to move back and forth between guard and tackle this season. "He's a pro. I mean, 'Whatever you want me to do to win,'" Solari said. "And I'm trying to say not only is Justin, but all the men making moves and making adjustments and trying to get the best vibe on the football fields they're competing and to get better. The nice thing is, is they're competing and it's good. It's what you want. It's what makes us better. " Giants coach Ben McAdoo said last week that he liked what he saw of the latest offensive line combination. Although he wouldn't come right out and confirm that he'll be sticking with it this week, that's the assumption given that Richburg is still in the league's concussion protocol. Where the Giants' offensive line can improve is in pass protection. Although New York only attempted 19 passes last week, quarterback Eli Manning was sacked three times despite deploying that quick-release passing game in which he's not holding onto the ball for long. If they can stay with one combination, that would be a step in the right direction. "It's been challenging with the offensive line," Solari said of the musical chairs. "They're working hard and next man up mentality. And, again, just the changing of the different positions is an adjustment we're making. We're getting better. "
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-125
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-1 (-115)
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+105
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Oct 19, 2017 The Denver Broncos seek to get back on track against the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday. The Chargers, thank you, prefer to stay on their current path. The Broncos (3-2) have lost two of their last three games. With one of those defeats coming to the previously winless New York Giants last week, Denver is hardly in a cheery mood. L. A. (2-4) is riding a solid vibe and it's different. After dropping their first four games -- three at their new StubHub Center home -- the Chargers won twice on the road. They're still riding high from beating the Oakland Raiders on Nick Novak's 32-yard field goal at the buzzer last week. So two teams headed in opposite directions meet in L. A. , with the Chargers aiming for their first three-game winning streak since 2014. "We're just trying to keep a narrow focus and just trying to take care of the job we have in front of us and that's the Denver Broncos," Chargers coach Anthony Lynn said. The Broncos' mission is to rinse-and-spit their dreadful effort against the Giants. Quarterback Trevor Semian turned the ball over twice -- one for a pick-six -- and was sacked four times directing the Broncos' sputtering offense. That performance had some questioning his job security. "Absolutely Trevor is our quarterback right now," Broncos coach Vance Joseph said, answering the first question in Wednesday's media briefing. "We are 3-2 and as a team we are getting better. As a team, nothing has been perfect, including myself. " It's a perfect time, Joseph said, to see what the Broncos are all about. What was a smooth ride in the season's early stages, and even going back to preseason, has suddenly turned bumpy. "This is a hard league; it's early in the football season," Joseph said. "Every team is going to have some adversity from losing football games and injuries, and it's our turn. The key is to overcome adversity with our depth and by staying with the process. "But I knew it was going to come. It's here now and I'm not surprised it's here. We can't panic and we can't blame. We have to do more and say, 'OK, we got to deal with it and get through it. '"The Broncos, who were steamrolled for 148 rushing yards by the Giants, will have to tame the Chargers' Melvin Gordon. He ran for 83 yards and a score on 20 of his 35 touches that produced 150 total yards. "It's his running style and yards after contact, that is what Melvin does," Lynn said. "We have a good running back in this league and we have to use him. " Gordon also added a scoring reception in Sunday's win, his third in his last two games. He is tied for the league lead (non-kickers) with 42 points on seven touchdowns. Gordon's four receiving touchdowns pace all running backs. Against the Raiders, his nine catches for 67 yards were career highs. "His touches are on pace, but maybe his rep count is a little high," Lynn said. "But I am fine with his touches. He is a very unselfish player, but at the same time we recognize his talents and we use him. " Gordon, of course, wants more. "All the good ones do," said Lynn, a former NFL running back. "And that is what makes them good. " Both sides have better-than-good pass-rushers with the Chargers' tandem of Melvin Ingram (7. 5 sacks) and Joey Bosa (5. 5) and the Broncos' Von Miller (5). "In this division, you have those guys every single week," Lynn said of Miller, who has a sack in four consecutive games. "We have schemes to try and help in the protection and things we are going to do, but he is a great player, no doubt about it. You have to account for him because he can wreck a game. " Ingram and Bosa aren't hard for Siemian to find on the Chargers' highlights. "We are playing one of the best fronts in football," he said. "Those guys are going to get around to the quarterback some way or somehow. " The Broncos, who split the series with the Chargers last year, are going for a sweep. In the NFL's opening week, the Chargers lost at Denver 24-21.
Game
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Press (AP).
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8:30 PM EST |
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+148
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+3 (-101)
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Over 56.5 (-110)
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-170
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-3 (-119)
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Oct 19, 2017 FOXBOROUGH, Mass. -- The T-shirts can be seen all over New England. Shirt and sweet: NE 3, ATL 28. That was the score in the third quarter of last season's Super Bowl -- before the New England Patriots pulled off the greatest comeback in the history of the game and left the Atlanta Falcons and their fans stunned with a 34-28 result that produced the fifth championship of the Bill Belichick/Tom Brady era. On Sunday night, the 2017 versions of the teams meet at Gillette Stadium. "We've been given really highly strict rules that we are not allowed to talk about that game, so you're not really going to get any information from anyone about that, so I'm just looking forward to this week," New England's Rob Gronkowski said Wednesday. "They look good on film. They're a fast team, a physical team, and it's going to be a tough game coming this Sunday night. " Atlanta center Alex Mack said Wednesday, "I think you'd look at the Super Bowl just because that's the last time you looked at the opponent and it's valuable because it's their scheme versus our scheme. You can learn from what we did well, what they did well. "Also, it's a new year and you've got to look at the newest tape. I will definitely watch the Super Bowl again, and I will watch their latest games just to see who's on their team now, how are they playing, what are they doing. What works? What doesn't work? "Both teams have had their problems leading up to the rematch. The Patriots (4-2) had to rally from 14 points down to beat the New York Jets in New Jersey last week. Meanwhile, Matt Ryan and his Falcons were dropping their second straight to fall to 3-2, losing both at home, both against the AFC East teams. Atlanta was outscored a combined 36-7 in the second half by the Buffalo Bills and the Dolphins, including 20-0 by Miami last week. The Falcons changed offensive coordinators since last season, but the early results under Steve Sarkisian haven't been great. "I think that it's a very impressive group," New England coach Bill Belichick told the Atlanta media on a conference call Wednesday. "They have a lot of talent. They're strong at every position. The offensive line is good. The quarterback is good. The running backs are good. Tight ends, receivers -- they have a lot of explosive players and they're very well-coached. "They do a great job there. They're a big challenge to stop. We're going to have to do a lot of things well to be competitive this week. " Looking at the other side of the ball, the Patriots struggled to keep Brady upright -- until last week. The Jets didn't get to the quarterback, and the Falcons come into this game tied for 21st in the league with 12 sacks. The Super Bowl win was New England's fifth straight victory over the Falcons, all since the last Atlanta win in 1998. What works for the Patriots is Brady having Gronkowski at his disposal. While it's true New England went 12-0 (including playoffs) without the star tight end last season, the Patriots are a better team with Gronkowski on the field -- especially after losing key receiver Julian Edelman for the season with a knee injury. "He's a big focal point in our offense," Brady told the Atlanta media via conference call. "I mean, I think when he gets going, it's great for everybody, so it's been great having him in there this year. He's worked really hard, and he's a great player. I love playing with him. We've got a great rapport, and hopefully we can put together a good game plan this week. " It was back at the start of camp that Edelman called speculation of a 19-0 Patriots run "stupid" before he was lost during the preseason. His team had to come from behind to beat the Jets and reclaim its deeded spot atop the AFC East. "I feel like they've still got the same kind of guys, you know, guys that are fast and quicker like (Brandin) Cooks, and a big target like Gronk," Falcons linebacker Deion Jones said. "I feel like they use them pretty well. " Gronkowski caught six passes for 83 yards and two touchdowns against the Jets, and Cooks had six receptions for 93 yards. Patriots cornerbacks Stephon Gilmore (concussion) and Eric Rowe (groin), who both missed last week's game, did not practice on Wednesday. Atlanta kicker Matt Bryant is still dealing with a back issue.
Game
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Press (AP).
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GAME PREVIEW
Oct 21, 2017 NEW YORK -- Based on early results, offense is not a problem for the Brooklyn Nets. As for defense, that's another story.The Nets allowed 140 points in their season opener at Indiana on Wednesday and then 121 against Orlando on Friday. They are hoping their defense can improve Sunday afternoon when they host the Atlanta Hawks.Brooklyn ranked 29th in points allowed at 112.5 while placing 23rd in defensive rating at 110.7 last season, when it lost 62 games. The Nets, after splitting their first two games, are allowing 130.5 points with a defensive rating of 118.3."We have a long way to go," Brooklyn coach Kenny Atkinson said. "We made a lot of mistakes, elementary mistakes. So, this will be another good teaching film for us for our guys to watch this because we have a long, long way to go." This season marks the first time in franchise history the Nets allowed at least 120 points in their first two games. They have allowed 120 points or more 21 times since Atkinson took over before last season.With Friday's 126-121 win, Brooklyn improved to 2-19 when it allows 120 points under Atkinson. It managed to get a win because it produced an offense that shot 50 percent, placed six in double figures and had D'Angelo Russell making plays down the stretch.Over the final 4:52, Russell made a pair of layups and hit a foul-line jumper. He, along with DeMarre Carroll and reserve Trevor Booker, led the Nets with 17 points apiece.It was Russell's ability to make those plays that made the Nets better equipped to handle Jeremy Lin's season-ending knee injury. It was also Russell's plays that negated some of the disappointment about sub-par defense."He said he got ice in his veins and he showed it tonight," said Booker, who produced double-doubles in the first two games.Like the Nets, the Hawks also experienced mixed results in their first two games with a new roster.The Hawks last faced the Nets on April 2 in Brooklyn, and four players who played in their 91-82 loss are still on the team. Dennis Schroder, Ersan Ilyasova, Kent Bazemore and Mike Muscala are remaining from a team that traded Dwight Howard and lost Paul Millsap and Tim Hardaway in free agency.After opening the season by shooting 51 percent in a 117-111 win at Dallas, the Hawks blew a 20-point lead in Friday's 109-91 loss at Charlotte."It's just growing pains, man," Bazemore said. "Learning how to continue to do the things that get us those kinds of leads. It's encouraging to see we can play a great style of basketball and build a lead against a very seasoned team. It's something we've got to learn from." Atlanta was outscored 60-35 after halftime and 89-51 after taking a 20-point lead in the second quarter. The Hawks shot 31 percent after halftime, missed 14 of 17 3-pointers and were outrebounded 35-23."We had open shots," Schroder said. "Open floaters, open shots, pull-up jumpers, but we didn't make them. It's a part of basketball. Sometimes you make them and sometimes you miss them. Tonight, we missed them in the second half." Schroder has totaled 53 points in his first two games after getting 25 Friday. He was 7-of-13 from the field in the second half while the rest of the team was 8-of-36.Both teams are coming off big nights by opposing centers. The Nets allowed Orlando's Nikola Vucevic to total 41 points and 12 rebounds with six 3-pointers, while Atlanta allowed Howard to get 20 and 15.The teams split four meetings last season, with the winning team not scoring more than 117 points. Brooklyn allowed 92 and 82 points in two wins over the Hawks within a week of each other late in the season.
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Press (AP).
Copyright
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GAME PREVIEW
Oct 22, 2017 Minnesota is coming off a victory Friday over Utah, while the Oklahoma City Thunder enter Sunday's game with the Timberwolves dealing with a humbling loss to the Jazz on Saturday.If the Jazz are a barometer, the Thunder will be in trouble against Minnesota Sunday at Chesapeake Energy Arena in Oklahoma City.However, the season is young -- both teams are 1-1 -- and Oklahoma City coach Billy Donovan's team will likely not score only 34 points in the first half on most nights. The total was less than the lowest output of 35 points last year.That was the Thunder's production against Utah in a 96-87 loss in Salt Lake City. They made only 2 of 14 shots from 3-point range in the first half and 11 of 33 for the whole game."I thought we got off to a really good start offensively (taking a 6-0 lead) and then from there we had a hard time," Donovan said. "I thought we had some fairly decent looks. We didn't shoot the ball particularly well. ... I also thought that we had some shots that we are certainly more than capable of making and finishing and we didn't." Thunder forward Paul George made 8 of 19 shots from the field and 3 of 9 from 3-point range. The former Indiana Pacers All-Star also had six turnovers."It was just missed shots," George said of the reason for the loss to Utah. "I thought we got a lot of great looks. I thought we could have done a better job getting ourselves in a better rhythm, but I thought offensively we were fine." Carmelo Anthony scored 26 points but he took 26 shots, making 12. He was 2 of 8 from 3-point range. George, Anthony and Russell Westbrook were a combined 6 of 22 from beyond the arc."We're great," George said afterward. "This (loss) is good for us. This will build a lot within this locker room. Good thing about it is we got another game tomorrow. We'll go out and we'll execute. We will pick up the pieces and clean some things up and we'll be ready for tomorrow." Another concern is rebounding. Westbrook had a big first half on the backboards with 10 rebounds. No other Oklahoma City player had more than three. Westbrook finished with 11 rebounds and George was next with five.Minnesota beat Utah 100-97 on Friday in Minneapolis behind the solid frontcourt play of center Karl-Anthony Towns and forward Taj Gibson, who combined for 18 rebounds. Towns had 10 of them and shot 7 of 12 from the field, finishing with 20 points.Gibson and fellow Chicago Bulls import Jimmy Butler are making their mark early. Butler had 13 points, seven rebounds and five steals against the Jazz.When the Timberwolves overhauled their roster in the offseason, the spotlight was on the acquisition of Butler, Gibson and Jeff Teague. Backup guard Jamal Crawford will also be an important contributor.Crawford scored all 17 of his points in the fourth quarter in the narrow victory Friday. He made a 3-pointer to take sole possession of sixth in NBA history with 2,051. He is sixth among all active players in games played (1,183).When asked of Crawford's potential impact this season, Timberwolves coach Tom Thibodeau said: "I think you saw. It's amazing. It doesn't take him much to get going." When he was a rookie, Teague played with Crawford in Atlanta. According to Teague, eight years later, the only thing that has changed is Crawford's age. He is now 37."I'm not amazed by him anymore," Teague said. "I expect that from him." Andrew Wiggins, the third-year holdover, has led the team in scoring in both games. He scored 21 in Friday's game.
Game
Preview from The Associated
Press (AP).
Copyright
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Oct 21, 2017 LOS ANGELES -- The Los Angeles Lakers don't have the personnel to match up well against strong post teams, and they'll face two of the best big men in the NBA when they host the New Orleans Pelicans at Staples Center on Sunday evening.The Pelicans (0-2) feature power forwards Anthony Davis and DeMarcus Cousins in their starting lineup. Davis, Cousins and point guard Russell Westbrook of the Oklahoma City Thunder were the only NBA players to finish in the top 10 in scoring and rebounding last season.Davis averaged career highs of 28 points and 11.8 rebounds in 75 games last season, his fifth in the NBA. He also finished second in the NBA in blocked shots at 2.2 a game.Cousins, who was traded to New Orleans from the Sacramento Kings in February, averaged a career-high 27.8 points in his seventh NBA year, while also pulling down 10.6 rebounds last season.Davis opened this season with 33 points and 18 rebounds in a 103-91 loss to the Memphis Grizzlies on Wednesday. Cousins had 28 points, 10 rebounds and seven blocks.In a 128-120 loss to the defending champion Golden State Warriors on Friday, Davis had 35 points and 17 rebounds and Cousins had 35 points, 14 rebounds and four steals."We've just got to continue to grow from here," Cousins told The Times-Picayune after the Golden State loss, in which the Pelicans led by 15 in the first half. " I think we're in a good place." Cousins was fined $25,000 by the NBA on Saturday for directing "inappropriate language" at a fan on Wednesday.The Lakers (1-1) were overcome by a 31-10 deficit in second-chance points in their season-opening loss to the Los Angeles Clippers on Thursday. Behind 29 points and 12 rebounds from Blake Griffin and 14 points and 24 rebounds from DeAndre Jordan, the Lakers were no match inside against the Clippers."They killed us on second chance points," Lakers coach Luke Walton said after the game.Sunday's game will also feature an intriguing point guard matchup between ex-UCLA players Lonzo Ball of the Lakers and Jrue Holiday of the Pelicans.Ball, the No. 2 overall draft pick last June, was unremarkable in his NBA debut against the Clippers, but was impressive and appeared more comfortable in a 132-130 victory at the Phoenix Suns on Friday, finishing with 29 points, 11 rebounds and nine assists."I just had to do what I had to do to get the win," Ball told the Orange County Register. "I had to shoot more shots, so that's what I did. It doesn't take me long to learn." Ball is sure to make the Lakers a speedier team, which should improve their fast-break capabilities. Transition defense has been an area of focus for the Pelicans."We've been fine in half-court defense, even against Memphis we were fine, but we've just given up a lot of transition buckets," Davis said. "Our biggest key is just making sure we don't give up anything in transition." Holiday wasn't at UCLA when Ball was, but he's familiar with what he brings to the game."The Lakers, of course, have Lonzo pushing the ball," he said. "We've got to be ready for it."
Game
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Copyright
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Time: 7:00 PM EDT Venue: Little Caesars Arena, Detroit, MI, 48201 DETROIT -- The glory days are long gone for the Detroit Red Wings and Vancouver Canucks, but the link to that bygone era for both teams is that their best players then remain their best players now. When the Wings won their most recent Stanley Cup in 2007-08, it was Henrik Zetterberg leading the way, winning the Conn Smythe Trophy as playoff MVP. When the Canucks reached Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Finals in 2011, it was was Sedin twins, Henrik and Daniel, leading the way, finishing 1-2 on the team in playoff scoring, combining for 12 goals and 30 assists. The two Henriks captain their respective clubs and nearly a decade later as the Canucks arrive at Little Caesars Arena to face the Red Wings on Sunday, this trio remain the straws that stir the drink for their respective clubs." They are so fun to play with," Vancouver forward Jake Virtanen, the Sedins' current linemate, told NHL.com. "They make things really easy out there. (They're) really good in the (defensive) zone, (play a) good 200-foot game, they lay pucks for me in the zone where I can go get them." They're super smart, obviously, that's one of their biggest things, their hockey IQ and how smart they are out there." You'll find an echo chamber in evidence in the Detroit dressing room when members of the Wings discuss what Zetterberg brings to the table." Just the completeness of his game is something that totally rubs off," Detroit coach Jeff Blashill said of his captain. "I talked last year about making sure we didn't lose the culture at the end of the year (when the Wings missed the playoffs for the first time since the 1989-90 season). He's a huge part of that culture. It's the culture of doing it right. It's the culture of playing from the right side of the puck. It's the culture of doing things that it takes to win." There's lots of players in this league that score points but don't know how to win. We've got one of the best winners I think certainly of this generation, that guys get to learn from every day." Both teams are seeking to rebound from missing out on postseason play last year. The Canucks (3-3-1) are on a 2-1-0 run on their current five-game road trip, coming to Detroit off Friday's impressive 4-2 victory over the Sabres at Buffalo. Forward Derek Dorsett, who played only 14 games when his season was scuttled by December neck surgery, scored twice Friday and already has four goals this season." He's going pretty well right now, knock on wood," Canucks coach Travis Green told NHL.com. "To sit here with four goals after seven games says a lot about his game right now and about his character." After Friday's 4-3 overtime loss to the Washington Capitals, Detroit (5-3-1) is 0-2-1 in the last three games." I think especially the first two games (last week) against Tampa and Toronto, I thought we did a lot of good things, played two pretty good games," Wings defenseman Niklas Kronwall said. "The outcome could have been different but in saying that, we can't feel sorry for ourselves. Everything evens out over the course of the year and obviously we didn't do enough good things to win, simple as that." Again, you're in the winning business. You need points every night. We haven't been able to do that lately." The Wings, in need of salary cap space after agreeing to terms Friday on a one-year contract with holdout forward Andreas Athanasiou, made a pair of trades Saturday. Center Riley Sheahan ($2.075 million) was traded to the Pittsburgh Penguins for forward Scott Wilson ($575,000), a move that cleared enough room to fit in Athanasiou's $1.387 million deal. In a minor league deal, the Wings also traded defenseman Ryan Sproul of AHL Grand Rapids to the New York Rangers in exchange for forward Matt Puempel, who was playing for AHL Binghamton. Puempel was assigned to Grand Rapids.
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