Showing posts with label Divisional. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Divisional. Show all posts

Sunday, 12 August 2012

Saints v Cards Divisional Playoff 1.16.10 (Part II: -Section 620-)

Part II: -Section 620- A playoff perspective from a GoodTimin' WhoDAT, WhoDAT-Jubes, curator and member of the Acadiana Chapter of the WhoDat Nation. (Part 2 of 3) ...

Thursday, 12 July 2012

NFL divisional round- Saints, Cowboys, Vikings, Chargers/ RIP Gaines Adams

First of all, RIP to Bears defensive end Gaines Adams, who died earlier today. The Cowboys defense has SHUT DOWN a lot of high-powered offenses this seaon, or more appropriately, contained them. The Eagles averaged 27 PPG, and the Cowboys limited them to scores of 16, 0 and 14 potins in 3 games against them. The Packers averaged 29 PPG on offense this season, and the Cowboys defense held the Packers to 17 points at Lambeau. The Chargers averaged 28 PPG on offense, and the Cowboys held them to 20 points in an early December game. The New Orleans Saints averaged 32 PPG on offense this year, and the Cowboys held them to 17 points in New Orleans in mid-December, a full 15 points below their season average. Side note, the Arizona Cardinals defense gave up a total of 90 points in two playoff games. Wow. That set an NFL record.

Tuesday, 3 July 2012

Texas Packers Fans React to Divisional Win 1/15/11

Green Bay Packers fans in Austin, Texas react to the final two touchdowns in the surprising blow out of the #1 seed Atlanta Falcons in the 2010 NFL Divisional Playoffs. The Packers advance to the NFC Title Game next week against either the Chicago Bears or Seattle Seahawks. If it is the Bears, that will mark the first post-season clash between pro sports' oldest rivals since 1941.

Sunday, 29 April 2012

Saints v Cards Divisional Playoff 1.16.10.wmv

A playoff perspective from a GoodTimin' WhoDAT, WhoDAT-Jubes, curator and member of the Acadiana Chapter of the WhoDat Nation. (Part 1 of 3)

Sunday, 8 April 2012

AFC Divisional Round - Jets vs. Patriots - GameDay Highlights

NFL GameDay Highlights from the AFC Divisional Round on January 16, 2011. The New York Jets vs. the New England Patriots at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, MA. *Comments disabled for no reason other than I'm tired of getting emails for comments on this video. Sorry guys, nothing against your comments. I'm just tired of the fact that YouTube emails me every single time this video gets a new one.

Wednesday, 7 March 2012

NFL 2010-2011 Divisional Round Recap

this is just me recapping all the 4 games in the the Divsional Round this year.

Tuesday, 27 December 2011

Dallas Cowboys vs Minnesota Vikings: Divisional Round

The Dallas Cowboys removed their playoff curse with a dominating victory over the Philadelphia Eagles. But now they must travel to the Metro Dome to take on Brett Favre and the Minnesota Vikings.

Friday, 9 December 2011

HD!!! Marshawn Lynch in Beast Mode - Seahawks vs Saints 67-yard TD Run - Divisional Playoffs

Marshawn Lynch Beast Mode Seahawks vs Saints 67-yard TD Run in ultra-high definitions HD video during Divisional Playoff NFL game

Tuesday, 6 December 2011

2011 NFL Playoffs Divisional Round - My Picks (Can the Patriots be stopped?)

2010/2011 NFL Divisional Round predictions. Jets Vs Patriots Chicago Bears vs Seattle Seahawks Steelers vs Ravens Greenbay Packers vs Atlanta Falcons Game highlights, playoff highlights.

Tuesday, 18 October 2011

1997 NFL on NBC Intro (DEN vs. JAX -- 1996 AFC Divisional Playoff).wmv

(c)1997 National Football League; NBC Universal This is the intro for the 1996 AFC Divisional playoff between the #5 seeded Jacksonville Jaguars (one year removed from expansion) and the top-seeded Denver Broncos in one of the most thrilling playoff games ever (when it appeared in the NFL's Greatest Games series; it would be dubbed "Ambush at Mile High"). This is the only 1996 NFL on NBC intro I have discovered. Jacksonville would go on to win 30-27 to hand what (in the America's Game on the 1997 Denver Broncos) John Elway would consider the most frustrating loss in his career. NOTES: 1. This would be the only loss for the Denver Broncos at Mile High during the 1996 season. 2. This would (famously) be the last game that the "Orange Crush" uniforms were worn as the regular unis (Denver would switch to their current uniforms the following season; only bringing the Orange Crush version back for a 2001 Thanksgiving match with Dallas). 3. This was the final game officiated by Red "First DOOOOOOOOOOOOOWWWWWWWWWWWNNNNNNNN" Cashion. ANNOUNCERS: Dick Enberg, Paul Maguire, Phil Simms SIDELINE REPORTERS: Jim Gray, Beasley Reece (normally the analyst opposite Don Criqui at this point)

Saturday, 15 October 2011

Madden 10 : AFC Divisional Playoffs Simulation : Jets at Chargers [(Final Few Minutes) Part 1]

me playing against my friend, chargers705. Enjoy!

Friday, 14 October 2011

Steelers vs Ravens 2010-11 AFC Divisional playoff highlights

Steelers win 31-24 Steelers on the way to the 7th super bowl win. Go Steelers!!!

Thursday, 6 October 2011

Chargers vs Jets - AFC Divisional Playoff Madden Style - 1st Quarter

Here is the 1st quarter of the Chargers vs Jets AFC Divisional Playoff game. Rivers to Gates TD late in the quarter. 7-0 after 1 quarter.

Monday, 5 September 2011

GYPSY NFL TODAY Divisional Playoffs Part ONE

Hears part 1 of our picks for this weeks matchups. Make sure to watch part 2 for the other two games. COPYRIGHT DISCLAIMER: THIS VIDEO IS NOT INTENDED FOR ANY TYPE OF PROFIT OR GAIN BUT IS SOLELY USED FOR PERSONAL USE ONLY.

Friday, 1 July 2011

2004 AFC Divisional Playoff Intro Patriots vs Colts

Preview of Patriots Vs Colts as Peyton takes on the red hot Patriots in a playoff matchup

Saturday, 5 February 2011

NFL 09-10 Season Divisional Round Picks AFC

GS Boozing hard, Putting Profits in the Bank and Picking this weeks Divisonal round Playoff games from the AFC match ups that are on the card.

Sunday, 28 November 2010

Eagles-Saints Saturday Night NFC Divisional Playoff

It's time to start thinking about tomorrow night's Philadelphia Eagles-New Orleans Saints NFC Divisional Playoff matchup. The Eagles enter the divisional round as the hottest team in the NFC having won six straight games including their first round win over the New York Giants. Can they keep flying high against the heavenly Saints down in the bayou? Jimmy Boyd is all over Saturday night's premier week two playoff matchup with his five Star NFC Divisional Playoff Best Bet.

It would make a great story wouldn't it? The lowly Saints rose up from the doldrums surrounding Hurricane Katrina and a dead end franchise to capture a division title and a Super Bowl breathing life back into a decimated community. Let's not count our chickens before they hatch. There's no doubt that the Saints have virtually crossed an ocean to get to this point, but are they ready to beat an Eagles team which has been to the big game?

The Saints have just one playoff win in their 40-year history coming at home back in 2000 against the St. Louis Rams, but it wasn't experience that got them to this point and I don't think experience will be the determining factor in this game. If it is, then we should chalk one up for Philly. In this game, the offenses will shine, as they have all season long for the top two offenses in the NFL.

Drew Brees led the NFL with 4,418 passing yards and finished second in the MVP voting to L.T. Three-time Pro Bowler Jeff Garcia has returned to Pro Bowl form after losing the starting job in Detroit. Both of these players have made all the big plays for their respective teams to get them to this point, but this game could come down to which team can mount the best ground attack.

New Orleans ranks just twenty-third in the league against the run allowing 128.9 yards per game. Brian Westbrook is coming off his best game ever in the playoffs rushing for 141 yards and a touchdown. Perhaps, Westbrook will be Philly's best opportunity to torch the Saints' defense.

Philly has shared much of the same fate against the run this season. The Eagles rank twenty-sixth in the league against the run and will have to deal with 1,000 yard rusher Deuce McAllister and Reggie Bush this week. Perhaps, the Saints will try to establish the run to set up the pass and that will be their key to victory.

These teams last met earlier this season back in mid-October down in New Orleans with the Saints prevailing 27-24 on a John Carney field goal in the closing seconds. Both Philly and New Orleans are different teams now. That was when the Saints were unbeaten at home winning their first three games in New Orleans before losing four of their last five. That was when McNabb was still under center for the Eagles. It was Philly's first loss of a stretch where it would lose five of six games.

At that time, these teams were pretty evenly matched as the game on October fifteenth would indicate. Now, one team clearly has the edge over the other and it just might not be who you'd expect. Make sure you're on board with Jimmy Boyd for Saturday night's NFC Divisional Playoff Best Bet. If you're looking for that one big time winner this weekend, Jimmy Boyd has it.




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