The New England Patriots once again proved that the road to the AFC East runs through them following Monday’s 45-3 romping over the New York Jets. Matt Ryan and his Falcons were able to score 14 points in the fourth quarter to get past the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, ranking Atlanta as only team to match the Pats with a 10-2 regular season record. The Pittsburgh Steelers came up big with a win over the Baltimore Ravens to take control of the AFC South. Check for all NFL Week 13 scores! Thursday, December 2, 2010 Philadelphia Eagles 34, Houston Texans 24 – Michael Vick led his Eagles downfield for two touchdowns in the final block to win at home. Sunday, December 5, 2010 New Orleans Saints 34, Cincinnati Bengals 30 – The Saints caught Cincinnati’s D-line off guard on fourth and 2 with 34 seconds left en route to scoring their game winning TD. Chicago Bears 24, Detroit Lions 20 – Chicago scored in all four quarters to notch their ninth win of the season. Green Bay Packers 34, San Francisco 49ers 16 – Aaron Rogers completed 21 passes for 298 yards and three touchdowns. (more)

The 2010 NFL regular season has reached the halfway point and a number of teams are still neck and neck within their respective divisions. The New England Patriots and New York Jets are currently competing atop the AFC East at 6-2. The Baltimore Ravens and Pittsburgh Steelers also hold a 6-2 record in the AFC North. The AFC South has the Tennessee Titans and Indianapolis Colts at 5-3 with the Jacksonville Jaguars and Houston Texans not far behind. This week’s bye teams were Denver, Tennessee, St. Louis, San Francisco, Washington and Jacksonville. Monday night’s contest showcased the Steelers beating out the 2-6 Bengals 27-21 at Paul Brown Stadium. Check all NFL Week 9 scores below! Sunday, November 7, 2010 Atlanta Falcons 27, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 21 – Michael Turner rushed for 107 yards and two touchdowns from 24 carries to keep the Falcons ahead in the NFC South. Chicago Bears 22, Buffalo Bills 19 – Jay Cutler drove the Bears downfield, hitting Earl Bennett for the go-ahead score with 6:41 left in regulation. New York Jets 23, Detroit Lions 20 – The Jets rallied back with an overtime field goal to recapture the AFC East lead. (more)

We are only two weeks away from the 2010 NFL regular season and teams couldn’t be more anxious to begin. The initial pre-season contests have been full of excitement between the hard hits, touchdown passes and breakaway runs. A number of young stars have made the most of their opportunities on the field as the veterans start to rest up for September. Longtime QB Brett Favre made his debut in Minnesota after a long period of indecision this past summer. The San Francisco 49ers and Oakland Raiders have showcased a number of improvements from 2009 in the midst of their 2-0 campaigns. Check for all Preseason Week 2 scores below! Thursday, August 19, 2010 Buffalo Bills 34, Indianapolis Colts 21 – Terrence McGee produced a 78 yard interception return as the Bills went on to post 34 points in their victory over the AFC Champion Colts. New England Patriots 28, Atlanta Falcons 10 – The Pats posted a touchdown in all four quarters while holding the Falcons to just 10 points to win on the road. (more)

NFL sources believe the Oakland Raiders to have interest in striking a deal with the Philadelphia Eagles for veteran QB Donovan McNabb. The 33-year old still has another year remaining on his contract for $11.2 million. The Eagles are asking for a top 42 draft pick for the former face of their franchise. Oakland is more than willing to give up their 39th overall selection for the 6X Pro Bowler. McNabb earlier voiced his interest in the Minnesota Vikings if Brett Favre decides to stay out of the picture come September. He also made clear to head coach Andy Reid that he’d prefer to stay in Philadelphia. Despite his initial reactions, McNabb is familiar with Raiders owner Al Davis and offensive coordinator Hue Jackson. Check back for more league updates right here at AceTicket.com!

Aaron Rodgers started off the Turkey Day festivities in style, throwing for 348 yards and three touchdowns from 28 passes completed as the Green Bay Packers went on to demolish the Detroit Lions 34-12 yesterday at Ford Field in Detroit. The Lions first found themselves in good position just seconds into the game, after recovering a fumble in the opening kickoff. From there QB Matthew Stafford connected with Calvin Johnson for the lay-up TD from a yard away. WR Donald Driver was awarded game MVP rights with seven receptions for 142 yards and a touchdown. Rodgers found it easier to locate his receivers yesterday due the improvements in Green Bay’s offensive line. “There were a couple times when I held the ball for 4 or 5 seconds — maybe more,” said Rodgers. “When you have that kind of time with the kind of players that we have, we feel like we’re going to make plays.” The struggling Lions will move on to face the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday, Devember 6th as the Packers continue to fight for playoff contention the following day against the Baltimore Ravens.  The second NFL event of the day showcased the Dallas Cowboys at home outplaying the Oakland Raiders 24-7. Dallas notched the first score of the game with a field goal in the first quarter. Felix Jones added the pressure with a 46 yard kick return 1:12 into the second.  QB Tony Romo later hooked up with Miles Austin and Roy Williams for six apiece to really solidify the win. “I think we have a lot to prove — just for this season, though,” said Romo. “I don’t think any other season has any bearing whatsoever. For us, it’s strictly about right now and this next game. We’ll go from there.” Oakland is scheduled to play the Pittsburgh Steelers next Sunday as the Cowboys travel east to meet the New York Giants. The evening contest featured the Denver Broncos offense working early and often against a frustrated Giants team at Mile High Stadium. New York, after starting the season 5-0 have now lost their last five of six games, pushing them back to third place behind the Eagles and Cowboys in the NFC East Division standings. “We didn’t have any tempo and we didn’t make any plays,” said Giants coach Tom Coughlin. “We keep talking about winning the physical battle and controlling the line of scrimmage. We thought this would be the night and it wasn’t.” Broncos QB Kyle Orton had trouble finding the end zone, forcing kicker Matt Prater to keep busy during the holiday with four field goals. This marks Denver’s first November victory, standing one game behind the San Diego Chargers in the AFC West. They will next matchup with the Kansas City Chiefs at Arrowhead Stadium on Sunday.

Sunday’s NFL action was highly entertaining with close contests all around. The Cowboys scored their only points in the fourth quarter to edge the Redskins 7-6. The Browns and Lions showcased quite the shootout, scoring 75 points combined with Detroit taking the lead by 1 with no time on the clock. The Giants bounced back from their four game losing streak with a field goal in overtime. The Colts and Saints are still undefeated at 10-0, following their wins against the Ravens and Buccaneers. The Titans are set to matchup against Houston tonight at 8:30 PM. Check Week 11 scores below. Thursday, November 19th, 2009 Miami Dolphins 24, Carolina Panthers 17 – Carolina scored 14 fourth quarter points, but the Dolphins answered with 10 more to take this one by 7. Sunday, November 22nd, 2009 Dallas Cowboys 7, Washington Redskins 6 – The Cowboys will stay on top of the NFC East after claiming yesterday’s defensive battle over the Redskins. Detroit Lions 38, Cleveland Browns 37 – Matthew Stafford threw five touchdowns to Brady Quinn’s four as the Lions clinched the W in dramatic fashion with a last second score. Green Bay Packers 30, San Francisco 49ers 24 – Aaron Rodgers led his Packers with 344 yards and two TD’s from 32 completions. Kansas City Chiefs 27, Pittsburgh Steelers 24 – Chiefs WR Chris Chambers racked up 119 yards from just four receptions. Minnesota Vikings 35, Seattle Seahawks 9 – Brett Favre was nearly perfect, completing 22 of 25 passes for 213 yards and four TD’s. New York Giants 34, Atlanta Falcons 31 – Lawrence Tynes just barely sent it through the uprights for New York to win their first game in November. New Orleans Saints 38, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 7 – The Buccaneers started off strong with a TD in the first but were shut down from there. Jacksonville Jaguars 18, Buffalo Bills 15 – Jacksonville notched the only score of the final quarter with a TD and two point conversion. Indianapolis Colts 17, Baltimore Ravens 15 – Indianapolis scored two TD’s in the first half and left it up to the defense to keep their loss column at zero. Arizona Cardinals 21, St Louis Rams 13 – Kurt Warner went to work early with 203 yards and two TD’ before suffering a head injury. San Diego Chargers 32, Denver Broncos 3 – The Chargers cruised past Denver, posting numbers each quarter as the Broncos finished up with just one field goal. Oakland Raiders 20, Cincinnati Bengals 17 - Oakland officially earned the upset when Cincinnati fumbled late in the game. New England Patriots 31, New York Jets 14 – The Pats D intercepted rookie QB Mark Sanchez four times as the offense coasted. Philadelphia Eagles 24, Chicago Bears 20 – LeSean McCoy ran for 99 yards and a TD from 20 total carries. Monday, November 23rd, 2009 Tennessee Titans 20, Houston Texans 17 – Vince Young rushed for 73 yards while throwing for 116, leaving 29 carries and 151 yards for RB Chris Johnson.

This week marked the final preseason match-ups for 2009, meaning the official NFL regular season is just around the corner!  Teams are really at the point where they have to make final cuts and shape up their rosters.  The first regular season game for this year will take place at Heinz field, when the Super Bowl champion Pittsburgh Steelers take on the Tennessee Titans.  Check for week 4 scores Below! NFL Regular Season Tickets Thursday, September 3rd, 2009 Detroit Lions 17, Buffalo Bills 6 – Detroit scored 10 points in the last quarter to come away with the win at Ralph Wilson Stadium. Philadelphia Eagles 27, New York Jets 38 – Rookie QB Mark Sanchez threw for 67 yards with a TD as the Jets went on to come back against Philadelphia. New York Giants 27, New England Patriots 38 – The Giants jumped out to a quick 21-0 lead after the first, but the Pats gained momentum after a 14 point second quarter and racked up 24 in the second half. Jacksonville Jaguars 24, Washington Redskins 17 – The Redskins scored 14 points in the final quarter, but it wasn’t enough to catch up to the Jaguars who dominated early on. Baltimore Ravens 20, Atlanta Falcons 3 – The Baltimore defense did all the work this game, allowing just one field goal in the second. Cincinnati Bengals 38, Indianapolis Colts 7 – The Colts started the game off with a TD but were not able to put any offense together from there. Pittsburgh Steelers 21, Carolina Panthers 10 – Steelers RB Isaac Redman ran for 79 yard with a TD in his 12 carries. Miami Dolphins 10, New Orleans Saints 7 – New Orleans attempted some end of game heroics with a final TD in the 4th quarter, but Miami held on to win by three. Chicago Bears 26, Cleveland Browns 23 – Robbie Gould knocked two field goals in the final quarter for the Bears to take this one. Tennessee Titans 27, Green Bay Packers 13 – The Tennessee Titans put Green Bay away early on with 20 first half points. St. Louis Rams 17, Kansas City Chiefs 9 – The Chiefs had the lead until the third quarter when St. Louis took control with a TD. Denver Broncos 19, Arizona Cardinals 0 – The Broncos defense really came up big in this shut out at Invesco Field at Mile High. Seattle Seahawks 31, Oakland Raiders 21 – The Raiders surged back with 2 TD’s in the 4th but the Seahawks still remained up 10. Friday, September 4th, 2009 Houston Texans 27, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 20 – QB Rex Grossman led Houston with 197 yards and two TD’s. Dallas Cowboys 35, Minnesota Vikings 31 – Dallas scored 28-35 points in the second half to come back and win.

San Diego Chargers 26, San Francisco 49ers 7 – San Francisco struggled with their offense all game, scoring just one TD in the second quarter.