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NFL Week 15 Results

Posted by Ace Staff on December 14th, 2008

12/11/08 Chicago Bears (8-6) 27 New Orleans Saints (7-7) 24 – The Bears are fighting to get back on top of the NFC North. They got one step closer with a win over the Saints on Thursday. 12/14/08 Atlanta Falcons (9-5) 13 Tampa Bay Buccaneers (9-5) 10 – Matt Ryan led the Atlanta Falcons over Tampa today to put them in a tie for 2nd place in the NFC South. Cincinnati Bengals (2-11-1) 20 Washington Redskins (7-7) 13 – The Redskins are impressing no one after losing to the woeful Bengals on Sunday. Jacksonville Jaguars (5-9) 20 Green Bay Packers (5-9) 16 – The Packers’ playoff hopes were crushed by the Jaguars today. San Diego Chargers (6-8) 22 Kansas City Chiefs (2-12) 21 – Rivers’ 346 passing yards led the Chargers past the Chiefs by a point. Indianapolis Colts (10-4) 31 Detroit Lions (0-14) 21 – The Lions fell victim to Peyton Manning and the Colts on Sunday to continue their winless season. Miami Dolphins (9-5) 14 San Francisco 49ers (5-9) 9 – The Dolphins strengthened their position in the AFC East with a win over the Niners on Sunday. Seattle Seahawks (3-11) 23 St. Louis Rams (2-12) 20 – The Seahawks won the battle of pathetic teams today with a win over the Rams. New York Jets (9-5) 31 Buffalo Bills (9-5) 27 – Favre and the Jets are making their bid to stay on top in the AFC East. Houston Texans (7-7) 13 Tennessee Titans (12-2) 12 – The Texans handed the Titans just their 2nd loss on the year. Pittsburgh Steelers (11-3) 13 Baltimore Ravens (9-5) 9 – The Steelers stole one from the Ravens with a last minute TD. Carolina Panthers (11-3) 30 Denver Broncos (8-6) 10 – Delhomme and the Panthers looked impressive against the Broncos winning by 20. Minnesota Vikings (9-5) 35 Arizona Cardinals (8-6) 14 – Jackson threw 4 TD passes to lead the Vikings over the Cardinals today. New England Patriots (9-5) 49 Oakland Raiders (3-11) 26 – Cassell had 4 TD passes as the Patriots won in impressive fashion over the lowly Raiders. More results later… NFL Week 1 Scores NFL Week 2 Scores NFL Week 3 Scores NFL Week 4 Scores NFL Week 5 Scores NFL Week 6 Scores NFL Week 7 Scores NFL Week 8 Scores  NFL Week 9 Scores  NFL Week 10 Scores  NFL Week 11 Scores  NFL Week 12 Scores  NFL Week 13 Scores  NFL Week 14 Scores  NFL Week 15 Scores

NFL Week 14 Results

Posted by Ace Staff on December 7th, 2008

The Philadelphia Eagles kept their playoff hopes alive with a win over the NFL East leading New York Giants in week 14.   12/04/08 San Diego Chargers (5-8) 34 Oakland Raiders (3-10) 7 – The Chargers started week 14 with a win over the hapless Raiders. 12/07/08 Houston Texans (6-7) 24 Green Bay Packers (5-8) 21 – The Packers playoff chances are slipping away as they lost their 8th game of the year. Minnesota Vikings (8-5) 20 Detroit Lions (0-13) 16 – The Detroit Lions again failed to get their 1st win of the year as the Vikings picked up their 8th win. Indianapolis Colts (9-4) 35 Cincinnati Bengals (1-11-1) 3 – Peyton Manning’s three TD passes led the Colts to an easy victory over the Bengals today. Philadelphia Eagles (7-5-1) 20 New York Giants (11-2) 14 – The Eagles upset the Giants today and kept their playoff chances alive in NFC. Chicago Bears (7-6) 23 Jacksonville Jaguars (4-9) 10 – Orton threw for 219 yards with two TD’s to lead the Bears over the Jaguars for their 7th win of the year. Tennessee Titans (12-1) 28 Cleveland Browns (4-9) 9 - Kerry Collins continued his steady play as the Titans cruised to their league leading 12th win. Denver Broncos (8-5) 24 Kansas City Chiefs (2-11) 17 – Cutler was clutch for the Broncos with two TD passes. San Francisco 49ers  (5-8) 24 New York Jets (8-5) 14 – The 49ers surprised a strong New York Jets team today to get their 5th win. New Orleans Saints (7-6) 29 Atlanta Falcons (8-5) 25 – Drew Brees and Matt Ryan went back and forth today with the Saints eventually hanging on to a lead for their 7th win. Miami Dolphins (8-5) 16 Buffalo Bills (6-7) 3 – The Dolphins are still a factor in the AFC after beating the Bills today. New England Patriots (8-5) 24 Seattle Seahawks (2-11) 21 – The Patriots refuse to go away, getting their 8th win today over the Seahawks. More Results Later…. NFL Week 1 Scores NFL Week 2 Scores NFL Week 3 Scores NFL Week 4 Scores NFL Week 5 Scores NFL Week 6 Scores NFL Week 7 Scores NFL Week 8 Scores  NFL Week 9 Scores  NFL Week 10 Scores  NFL Week 11 Scores  NFL Week 12 Scores  NFL Week 13 Scores  NFL Week 14 Scores

Patriots Face Bucs in UK During 2009 Season

Posted by Ace Staff on December 1st, 2008

The New England Patriots and Tampa Bay Buccaneers will become the third pair of NFL teams to match up at London’s Wembley Stadium. Last season the New York Giants beat the Miami Dolphins, and just over a month ago the New Orleans Saints beat the San Diego Chargers. Like the two previous across-the-pond games, the 2009 meeting is expected to sell out the full 83,000 seats in the house. This game is highly anticipated, as the Pats and Bucs are responsible for 4 of the last 7 NFL Championships. New England Patriots tickets are available now!

NFL Week 12 Results

Posted by Ace Staff on November 23rd, 2008

Matt Cassell is looking more like Tom Brady everyday as the Patriots won in impressive style over the Dolphins today. Check out the highlights from all of the week 12 NFL action below.   11/20/08 Pittsburgh Steelers (8-3) 27 Cincinnati Bengals (1-9-1) 10 – Roethlisberger and the Steelers had little trouble getting by the Bengals this week. At 8-3 the Steelers chances in the AFC look great. 11/23/08 New York Jets (8-3) 34 Tennessee Titans (10-1) 13 – The Jets continue to prove why they belong at the top of the AFC East.  Brett Favre had two TD’s as the Jets handed the Titans their first loss of the year. Chicago Bears (6-5) 27 St. Louis Rams (2-9) 3 – The Bears held their lead in the NFC North with a win over the Rams today. Houston Texans (4-7) 16 Cleveland Browns (4-7) 6- The Texans got the best of the Browns on Sunday. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (8-3) 38 Detroit Lions (0-11) 20 – Tampa Bay kept the Lions winless today and Jeff Garcia had two TD passes for the Bucs. Baltimore Ravens (7-4) 36 Philadelphia Eagles (5-5-1) 7 – The Eagles’ chances in the NFC East are fading as the Ravens got their seventh win. Minnesota Vikings (6-5) 30 Jacksonville Jaguars (4-7) 12 – The win put the Vikings over .500 on the year as they look to keep their playoff chances alive. Dallas Cowboys (7-4) 35 San Francisco 49ers (3-8) 22 – Tony Romo exploded for 341 yards and three TD passes as the Cowboys look to stay near the top of the NFC East. Buffalo Bills (6-5) 54 Kansas City Chiefs (1-10) 31 – The Bills picked on an inferior opponent in the Chiefs today. New England Patriots (7-4) 48 Miami Dolphins (6-5) 28 – Matt Cassell had another huge day with three TD passes on 415 passing yards as the Patriots prove they have what it takes to overcome injuries. New York Giants (10-1) 37 Arizona Cardinals (7-4) 29 – The Giants are making a strong bid at a repeat appearance in the Super Bowl.  Manning threw for three TD’s as the Giants won one on the road from a tough Cardinals team. Oakland Raiders (3-8) 31 Denver Broncos (6-5) 12 – The Raiders upset the Denver Broncos today getting just their 3rd win of the year. Atlanta Falcons (7-4) 45 Carolina Panthers (8-3) 28 – The Falcons came up big in a win over the Panthers.  Michael Turner ran for four TD’s for the Falcons. Washington Redskins (7-4) 20 Seattle Seahawks (2-9) 17 – The Redskins just got by the Seahawks today with a three point win over Seattle. Indianapolis Colts (7-4) 23 San Diego Chargers (4-7) 20 – The Colts won this one on an Adam Viniateri Field Goal with time expiring in the 4th quarter. More results later… NFL Week 1 Scores NFL Week 2 Scores NFL Week 3 Scores NFL Week 4 Scores NFL Week 5 Scores NFL Week 6 Scores NFL Week 7 Scores NFL Week 8 Scores  NFL Week 9 Scores  NFL Week 10 Scores  NFL Week 11 Scores  NFL Week 12 Scores NFL Week 13 Scores NFL Week 14 Scores  NFL Week 15 Scores

NFL Week 11 Results

Posted by Ace Staff on November 16th, 2008

The New York Jets and the New England Patriots got week 11 of NFL Football off to an exciting night on Thursday, with NY taking the win and 1st place in the AFC East with an OT win.   11/13/08 New York Jets (7-3) 34 New England Patriots (6-4) 31 – Despite a career day for Matt Cassell complete with fourth quarter comeback the Jets were the victors in OT as Favre and company took first place in the AFC East. 11/16/08 Miami Dolphins (6-4) 17 Oakland Raiders (2-8) 15 - Chad Pennington and the Dolphins just did squeeze out a two point win over the pitiful Oakland Raiders. New York Giants (9-1) 30 Baltimore Ravens (6-4) 10 - The Giants rushed for over 200 yards against one of the best rushing defenses in the NFL in the Baltimore Ravens.  The Giants are cruising at 9-1. Indianapolis Colts (6-4) 33 Houston Texans (3-7) 27 - Manning’s 320 yards and two TD passes was enough to put away the Texans as the Colts put themselves back in the playoff picture. Green Bay Packers (5-5) 37 Chicago Bears (5-5) 3 - The Packers win created a three way tie for first place in the NFC North with the Bears and the Vikings. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (7-3) 19 Minnesota Vikings (5-5) 13 - Jeff Garcia threw for 255 yards in a winning effort for Tampa Bay today. Denver Broncos (6-4) 24 Atlanta Falcons (6-4) 20 - The Falcons’ fourth quater comeback bid fell short as the Broncos got their 6th win of the year. Carolina Panthers (8-2) 31 Detroit Lions (0-10) 22 - The Panthers weren’t going to let the lowly Lions stand in their way of their 8th win. The Lions still haven’t won a game. New Orleans Saints (5-5) 30 Kansas City Chiefs (1-9) 20 - Drew Brees had 266 passing yards as the Sainst got by the Chiefs today for their 5th win. Philadelphia Eagles (5-4-1) 13 Cincinnati Bengals (1-8-1) 13 - McNabb threw for 339 yards but couldn’t get the Eagles a win as Philly and the Bengals played the first tie of the NFL season. Tennessee Titans (10-0) 24 Jacksonville Jaguars (4-6) 14 - The Titans avoided an upset after trailing in the first half.  Collins’ three TD passes helped lead the Titans to their tenth victory. Arizona Cardinals (7-3) 26 Seattle Seahawks (2-8) 20 - Kurt Warner had another huge day throwing for 395 yards in the Cardinals win over Seattle. San Francisco 49ers (3-7) 35 St. Louis Rams (2-8) 16 - The 49ers were too much for the Rams on Sunday. Pittsburgh Steelers (7-3) 11 San Diego Chargers (4-6) 10 - The Steelers were able to edge out the Chargers in a snowy game at Pittsburgh today. Dallas Cowboys (6-4) 14 Washington Redskins (6-4) 10 - Tony Romo enjoyed his first game back from injury with a win over the Redskins. Monday Night Football 11/17 Cleveland Browns (4-6) 29 Buffalo Bills (5-5) 27 NFL Week 1 Scores NFL Week 2 Scores NFL Week 3 Scores NFL Week 4 Scores NFL Week 5 Scores NFL Week 6 Scores NFL Week 7 Scores NFL Week 8 Scores  NFL Week 9 Scores  NFL Week 10 Scores  NFL Week 11 Scores NFL Week 12 Scores  NFL Week 13 Scores NFL Week 14 Scores  NFL Week 15 Scores

Jets Take First, Beat Patriots in OT

Posted by Ace Staff on November 14th, 2008

The New England Patriots may have lost to the New York Jets, but they walked away from the game knowing that quarterback Matt Cassel can put up Brady-like numbers. Cassel completed 30 of 51 passes for 400 yards and three touchdowns, in addition to running for 62 yards. A Jay Feely field goal would end it in overtime giving the New York Jets sole possession of first place in the AFC East. Just before the end of the 1st half the Brett Favre and the Jets had built a 24-6 lead, simply dominating the Patriots.  The Patriots were able to add 7 points to close out the half, setting up a big comeback in the next half.  The Patriots put up the first points of the third quarter with a ten yard TD pass to Benjamin Watson.  A field goal in the opening minutes of the fourth quarter knotted the game at 24 apiece.  The Jets would take the lead once again on a TD run by Thomas Jones.  The Patriots would get one more chance to tie the game, getting the ball back with 1:04 left and no timeouts.  Cassell was simply brilliant in leading the Patriots down the field.  The drive culminated in a fourth down TD pass to Randy Moss with just one second left sending this one to OT. The Patriots had stolen the momentum going into OT but the Jets won the toss and would get the first chance to end the game.  Brett Favre led a masterful series of drives eventually setting up Jay Feely’s 34yrd game winning field goal. The New York Jets will be hoping to ride the momentum from this game to their matchup with the undefeated Titans on 11/23.  Now that they are in first it will be tough stay there.  The Patriots on the other hand will be hoping to force a tie for first when they play the Miami Dolphins on 11/23.  Jets tickets and Patriots tickets are available for all remaining games.

Patriots Drop Bills, Await Jets on Thursday

Posted by Ace Staff on November 10th, 2008

The New England Patriots now have 10 straight wins over the Buffalo Bills after disposing of them 20-10 on Sunday in Foxboro. The win gave the Patriots a one game lead over the Bills in the AFC East and put them in a tie with the New York Jets for 1st place in the division. The Patriots and Jets will face off this Thursday night at Gillette Stadium with 1st place on the line. The Patriots never trailed in Sunday’s game and got off to a 7-0 start when QB Matt Cassell ran it into the endzone for a 13yrd TD run. Cassell also finished the day with 234 yards passing.  Stephen Gostkowski added two field goals for the Patriots and BenJarvus Green-Ellis finished off the scoring for the Patriots with a 1yd TD run in the fourth quarter. The win for the Patriots was bittersweet as they lost yet another key player to injury. LB Adalius Thomas broke his left forearm and will be out for the rest of the year. The banged up Patriots only have a few days to recover before hosting the Jets on Thursday night. Patriots tickets are still available for this and all Patriots games.

Patriots OLB Adalius Thomas Likely Out For Season

Posted by Ace Staff on November 10th, 2008

The Patriots two-time Pro Bowl outside linebacker Adalius Thomas may be out for the season with a broken arm. Thomas, a team leader during huddles (one of two defensive players with a communication device in his helmet) was injured during the first half of the Pats win over the Bills at home on Sunday. The Pats seemed unfazed by the injury, substituting Pierre Woods into Thomas’ spot. New England’s depth was tested again, and they passed with flying colors. The Pats are 6-3 and are tied with the Jets for first place in the AFC East despite losing their quarterback, top running back, and one of the top defensive players to injury. New England Patriots Tickets are available now for the remainder of the season!

NFL Week 10 Results

Posted by Ace Staff on November 9th, 2008

The New York Jets and New England Patriots both won on Sunday, setting up a battle of 6-3 teams with 1st place in the AFC East at stake. They’ll meet on Thursday night. 11/9/08  New England Patriots  (6-3) 20 Buffalo Bills (5-4) 10 – Matt Cassell had a fine day with 234 passing yards leading the Patriots past the division rival Bills. Denver Broncos (5-4) 34 Cleveland Browns (3-6) 30 – Cutler had a huge day, throwing three TD’s on 447 passing yards. The win put the Broncos over .500 on the year. New York Jets (6-3) 47 St. Louis Rams(2-7) 3 – Thomas Jones led the Jets with three TD’s on 149 rushing yards.  Favre added 167 passing yards and one TD as the Jets cruised over the Rams today. Jacksonville Jaguars (4-5) 38 Detroit Lions (0-9) 14 - Garrard led the Jaguars with 238 passing yards and two TD’s. The Lions remain winless and pathetic at 0-9. Baltimore Ravens (6-3) 41 Houston Texans (3-6) 13 – Joe Flacco threw for 185 yards and two TD passes leading the Ravens over the Texans today. Miami Dolphins (5-4) 21 Seattle Seahawks(2-7) 19 - Chad Pennington had 209 passing yards and a TD and the Dolphins got past the .500 mark. Tennessee Titans (9-0) 21 Chicago Bears (5-4) 14 - Kerry Collins and the Titans continued their unlikely win streak beating the Bears to go 9-0 on the year. Atlanta Falcons (6-3) 34 New Orleans Saints (4-5) 20 – Despite over 400 passing yards, Drew Brees was unable to beat the Falcons today. Matt Ryan had two TD passes. Minnesota Vikings (5-4) 28 Green Bay Packers (4-5) 27 – The Vikings gained a one game advantage over the Packers in the NFC North while keeping even with the Chicago Bears. Indianapolis Colts (5-4) 24 Pittsburgh Steelers (6-3) 20 – Peyton Manning threw three TD’s on 240 yards passing outdueling the Steelers’ Roethlisberger for the win. Carolina Panthers (7-2) 17 Oakland Raiders (2-7) 6 – The Panthers’ win today gave them the lead in the NFC South by one game over the Tampa Bay Bucs. San Diego Chargers (4-5) 20 Kansas City Chiefs (1-8) 19 – Philip Rivers had 316 passing yards and two Touchdowns to just barely beat the woeful Chiefs. New York Giants (8-1) 36 Philadelphia Eagles (5-4) 31 - The Giants look determined to get back to the Super Bowl. They got a big win over the Eagles in Philadelphia on Sunday night to get their 8th win of the year. Monday Night Football 11/10 Arizona Cardinals (6-3) 29 San Francisco 49ers (2-7) 24 - Kurt Warner continues to dazzle defenses.  He threw for 328 yards and 3 TD’s in a nother Cardinals win. NFL Week 1 Scores NFL Week 2 Scores NFL Week 3 Scores NFL Week 4 Scores NFL Week 5 Scores NFL Week 6 Scores NFL Week 7 Scores NFL Week 8 Scores  NFL Week 9 Scores NFL Week 10 Scores NFL Week 11 Scores  NFL Week 12 Scores  NFL Week 13 Scores NFL Week 14 Scores  NFL Week 15 Scores

NFL Week 9 Results

Posted by Ace Staff on November 2nd, 2008

Division races are getting tight as teams fight for playoff positioning. The AFC East is getting crowded with the Patriots, Bills and Jets fighting for the top spot. 11/2/08  Indianapolis Colts (4-4) 18 New England Patriots (5-3) 15 – Things are getting real interesting in the crowded AFC East as the Patriots failed to grab the win they needed to retain 1st place in their division. The Colts are trying to re-establish their game to avoid missing the playoffs. Cincinnati Bengals (1-8) 21 Jacksonville Jaguars (3-5) 19 – The Bengals won’t go winless afterall. They barely got past the Jaguars on Sunday for their 1st win. Baltimore Ravens (5-3) 37 Cleveland Browns (3-5) 27 – Flacco threw two TD’s and 248 yards in leading the Ravens against the Browns. Minnesota Vikings (4-4) 28 Houston Texans (3-5) 21 – The Vikings got back to .500 today with their seven point win over the Texans. New York Jets (5-3) 26 Buffalo Bills (5-3) 17 – The Jets got a crucial win the AFC East today with a big win over the Buffalo Bills. Tampa Bay Bucs (6-3) 30 Kansas City Chiefs (1-7) 27 – Jeff Garcia had 339 passing yards and a TD as the Bucs bested the Chiefs by a field goal. Chicago Bears (5-3) 27 Detroit Lions (0-8) 23 - The Bears kept the Lions winless while picking up their fifth win in the process. Tennessee Titans (8-0) 19 Green Bay Packers (4-4) 16 – Despite 314 passing yards, Aaron Rodgers and the Packers couldn’t get past the undefeated Titans. Arizona Cardinals (5-3) 34 St. Louis Rams (2-6) 13 – Kurt Warner threw for 342 yards and two touchdowns today, leading the Cardinals over the Rams. New York Giants (7-1) 35 Dallas Cowboys (5-4) 14 – The Cowboys continue to struggle without Tony Romo, while Eli Manning and the Giants continue to create space for themselves in the NFC East. Atlanta Falcons (5-3) 24 Oakland Raiders (2-6) 0 – Matt Ryan threw for two TD’s and the Falcons defense shut down the Raiders for the shutout. Miami Dolphins (4-4) 26 Denver Broncos (4-4) 17 – Chad Pennington threw for 281 yards as the Dolphins improved to 4-4 on the year. Philadelphia Eagles (5-3) 26 Seattle Seahawks (2-6) 7 – McNabb had a huge passing day for the Eagles with 349 yards as the Eagles took care of the Seahawks on Sunday. Monday Night Football 11/3/08 Pittsburgh Steelers (6-2) 23 Washington Redskins (6-3) 6 - The Steelers shut down the Redskins offense en route to their 6th win on the year. NFL Week 1 Scores NFL Week 2 Scores NFL Week 3 Scores NFL Week 4 Scores NFL Week 5 Scores NFL Week 6 Scores NFL Week 7 Scores NFL Week 8 Scores  NFL Week 9 Scores  NFL Week 10 Scores  NFL Week 11 Scores  NFL Week 12 Scores  NFL Week 13 Scores NFL Week 14 Scores  NFL Week 15 Scores