NFL 2003 NFL - Week 16

[Dasher39]

Here are the results from the Saturday games in the NFL:

VS

Tampa Bay Buccaners vs Atlanta Falcons
Raymond James Stadium

Atlanta - 30
Tampa Bay - 28

VS

Minnesota Vikings vs Kansas City Chiefs
Metrodome

Minnesota - 45
Kansas City - 20

VS

New York Jets vs New England Patriots
The Meadowlands

New England - 21
New York - 16


Games to be played Sunday
Baltimore Ravens vs Cleveland Browns
Cincinnati Bengals vs St. Louis Rams
Detroit Lions vs Carolina Panthers
Miami Dolphine vs Buffalo Bills
New Orleans Saints vs Jacksonville Jaguars
New York Giants vs Dallas Cowboys
Tennessee Titans vs Houston Texans
Washington Redskins vs Chicago Bears
San Diego Chargers vs Pittsburgh Steelers
Arizona Cardinals vs Seattle Seahawks
San Francisco 49ers vs Philadelphia Eagles
Denver Broncos vs Indianapolis Colts

Game to be played Monday
Green Bay Packers vs Oakland Raiders

Important games to watch
Baltimore Ravens vs Cleveland Browns - Baltimore trying to clinch top spot in AFC North, with only 1 week remaining after this.
Cincinnati Bengals vs St. Loius Rams - Top team in AFC North vs top team in NFC West. St. Louis have already won their divison, but Cincinatti are in a tight tussle for top spot in AFC North.
New York Giants vs Dallas Cowboys - Dallas must win to keep their hopes of winning the NFC East Division alive.
Tennessee Titans vs Houston Texans - Tennessee must win to keep their hopes of winning the AFC South Division alive.
San Francisco 49ers vs Philadelphia Eagles - A win for Philadelphia will clinch the NFC East Divisional Title.
Denver Broncos vs Indianapolis Colts - A win for Indianapolis could see them clinch the AFC South Divisional title.


An exciting week ahead in the NFL as teams look for that playoff spot and a shot at the Super Bowl. It all concludes next weekend with Round 17, it looks to be an exciting finish to the season.

Divisional playoffs are played on the weekend of Jan. 10th and 11th. The Conference Championships follow the week after on Jan. 18th. Then the big one, the Grand Daddy of them all, Super Bowl XXXVIII on February 1st (Feb 2nd here in Oz) to be played at Reliant Stadium, Houston, Texas.

 

[Dasher39]

Sunday's NFL results

Here are the results from a vital day in the NFL season.

Cleveland Browns vs Baltimore Ravens
Cleveland Browns Stadium

Baltimore - 35
Cleveland - 0


Chicago Bears vs Washington Redskins
Soldier Field

Chicago - 27
Washington - 24


Carolina Panthers vs Detroit Lions
Erricson

Carolina - 20
Detroit - 14


Miami Dolphina vs Buffalo Bills
Ralph Wilson Stadium

Miami - 20
Buffalo - 3


St. Louis Rams vs Cincinnati Bengals
Edward Jones Dome

St. Louis - 27
Cincinnati - 10


Jacksonville Jaguars vs New Orleans Saints
ALLTEL Stadium

Jacksonville - 20
New Orleans - 19


Tennessee Titans vs Houston Texans
Reliant Stadium

Tennessee - 27
Houston - 24


Dallas Cowboys vs New York Giants
Texas

Dallas - 19
New York -


Pittsburgh Steelers vs San Diego Chargers
Heinz Field

Piitsburgh - 40
San Diego - 24


Seattle Seahawks vs Arizona Cardinals
Seahawks Stadium

Seattle - 28
Arizona - 10


San Francisco 49ers vs Philadelphia Eagles
Lincoln Financial Field

San Francisco - 31
Philadelphia - 28
Game went into Over Time


Denver Broncos vs Indianapolis Colts
RCA Dome

Denver - 31
Indianapolis - 17



Green Bay vs Oakland to be played tonight.

 

[DaveW]

Re: Sunday's NFL results

Originally posted by Dasher39
Jacksonville - 20
New Orleans - 19

Did anyone else see the dying seconds of this game?

All I have to say is:

Bwahahahahahahaha.

 

[Kenny_01]

Re: Re: Sunday's NFL results

Originally posted by DaveW
Did anyone else see the dying seconds of this game?

All I have to say is:

Bwahahahahahahaha.

That was simply amazing.

 

[JeffDunne]

Saints fans like me (both AFL&NFL) just smile and start thinking about next year. Always entertaining, always coming up short. The similarities are uncanny with these teams.

And to think NO started in 66???

 

[Woodson]

Originally posted by JeffDunne
Saints fans like me (both AFL&NFL) just smile and start thinking about next year. Always entertaining, always coming up short. The similarities are uncanny with these teams.

And to think NO started in 66???

And how about the Saints in the EPL.....at least they were 3-0 winners this weekend

Love doing it hard huh? To have the strength to follow any Saints team deserves admiration.

I follow North (AFL) Steelers (NFL) Villa/Blades (EPL) equally as facinating with a tad more success.

 

[GOALden Hawk]

Re: Re: Sunday's NFL results

Originally posted by DaveW
Did anyone else see the dying seconds of this game?

All I have to say is:

Bwahahahahahahaha.

Yeah, that was one of the funniest things I've seen. Reminds me of the 12th Man's first Wired World of Sports, where Greg Norman hits a wedge out of 12 metres of water within a foot of the cup.

In the words of Ian Chappell "Norman then went on to completely f*ck up the putt and lose the tournament."

Packers are giving the Raiders an absolute flogging at the moment.

 

[you_idiot]

Re: Re: Re: Sunday's NFL results

Originally posted by GOALden Hawk
Packers are giving the Raiders an absolute flogging at the moment.

I know my team was the one that got flogged-- but it was an absolute thrill to watch Brett Favre perform under the conditions that he did, with his father passing away the day before.

Favre has always demonstrated fantastic toughness, mentally and physically, but this was the ultimate in that, certainly.

Oh, and that last play in the Saints game, before John Carney missed the PAT, that was the best combination of laterals I've seen this side of the 1982 "Big Game" between Cal and Stanford in Berkeley. And this coming from the keyboard of a Bay Area native.