Malgre une lourde defaite pour les 49ers, j'ai passe un bon moment hier au Candlestick park.

J'espère vous faire un petit reportage photos le 26 Novembre pour le Match Vikings-Bears au Metrodome de Minneapolis.

JandJ a écrit:

Malgre une lourde defaite pour les 49ers, j'ai passe un bon moment hier au Candlestick park.

C'est le stadium nord retouché sur photoshop! On ne me l'a fait pas à moi.

Sinon très perplexe du trade de Gaines Adams aux Bears. Rien prouvé jusqu'ici et je vois pas pourquoi les Bears recrutent un DE avec la qualité qu'il y a deja. Wait & see...

Les Giants explosent à NO...41-17 et encore un quart-temps à jouer.

Je pense que les Saints sont actuellement la meilleure equipe de la NFC. Les Vikes ont ete tres chanceux hier et ont de nombreuses lacunes en defense (contre la passe) a certains moments de la partie. Il n'est pas possible de laisser une equipe comme les Ravens marquer 21 points dans le dernier quart temps alors que les Vikes dominaient et conrollaient la partie.

Le prochain matche chez les Steelers sera le test pour savoir si les Vikes sont equipes pour les playoffs et plus.

Surprenants Broncos, moi qui aurait pas parié un euro sur eux...

[b]1. New Orleans Saints (5-0) (Last week: 4). The Saints are on pace to score 48 points per game. Against the teams of the NFC East.

2. Indianapolis Colts (5-0) (Last week: 2). So what'll be higher when the Colts host the Rams this week -- Peyton Manning's passer rating or the margin of victory?

3. Minnesota Vikings (6-0) (Last week: 3). Were the Vikings lucky? Sure. But 11 years after a fairly important kick from Gary Anderson also sailed just to the left of those same uprights, the Vikings aren't complaining.

4. New York Giants (5-1) (Last week: 1). This week's game "felt like a scrimmage," too. For the other team.

5. Denver Broncos (6-0) (Last week: 8). Before anyone else ever says that Mike Shanahan didn't know how to make personnel decisions, consider this: He picked Elvis Dumervil in round four.

6. Pittsburgh Steelers (4-2) (Last week: 7). Football is a game of inches. Except in Pittsburgh, where the officials now round up.

7. New England Patriots (4-2) (Last week: 11). With the Patriots poised to invade England, the British are employing the following warning: "One if by land, 59 if by air."

8. Atlanta Falcons (4-1) (Last week: 9). A tough schedule only gets tougher with a trip to Dallas followed by a visit to the Superdome.

9. Cincinnati Bengals (4-2) (Last week: 5). The Bengals need to play against the teams below .500 like they do when playing against the teams that are above .500.

10. Chicago Bears (3-2) (Last week: 6). When Jay Cutler is the team's leading rusher, it could be a sign that the offense is a tad one-dimensional.

11. Philadelphia Eagles (3-2) (Last week: 10). Now 0-3 all-time in Oakland, it'll be another eight years until the Eagles get another chance to win a game there. Andy Reid likely will still be the head coach, and Donovan McNabb likely will still be the quarterback.

12. Green Bay Packers (3-2) (Last week: 17). Baby Swiss eventually will get Aaron Rodgers turned into a pile of melted provolone.

13. Baltimore Ravens (3-3) (Last week: 12). The Ravens have found an offense, just in time for the defense to load up the Mayflower and leave town.

14. San Francisco 49ers (3-2) (Last week: 15). Suddenly, the Niners have company at the top of the division they supposedly had locked up in September.

15. Dallas Cowboys (3-2) (Last week: 16). The official Week Six rallying cry of the NFC East was, "If you ain't playin', you ain't losin'."

16. Arizona Cardinals (3-2) (Last week: 20). The Cardinals are coming around. But they probably wish they weren't coming back to the Meadowlands.

17. Houston Texans (3-3) (Last week: 21). Very much alive for a shot at the playoffs, the Texans now hold an important tiebreaker against the Bengals, who'll probably be jockeying for wild-card position, too.

18. Miami Dolphins (2-3) (Last week: 18). Rested and ready, the Dolphins can complete their climb back to .500 by Wildcatting the fleur-de-lis out of the Saints.

19. New York Jets (3-3) (Last week: 13). Getting "Sanchized" suddenly has a much different connotation.

20. Jacksonville Jaguars (3-3) (Last week: 22). Believe it or not, this team still has a great chance to make the playoffs.

21. San Diego Chargers (2-3) (Last week: 14). Maybe the Chargers are simply trying to set us all for an even more compelling late-season turnaround.

22. Carolina Panthers (2-3) (Last week: 23). After this week's game against the Bills, wins could be very hard to come by the rest of the way. Especially with Jake Delhomme at quarterback.

23. Seattle Seahawks (2-4) (Last week: 19). If Jim Mora isn't already on the hot seat, he surely will be next year.

24. Buffalo Bills (2-4) (Last week: 28). They decision to ditch the "no huddle" obscured the reality that the team generally has "no talent."

25. Oakland Raiders (2-4) (Last week: 30). Their ability to beat the Eagles only confirms that there's no excuse for the way the Raiders had been playing.

26. Kansas City Chiefs (1-5) (Last week: 31). Now that they have gotten a win, they can focus on trading everyone who helped them get it.

27. Washington Redskins (2-4) (Last week: 24). So the head coach is good enough to still be the head coach, but not good enough to call the plays instead of a guy who spent the last five years calling bingo numbers? Yes, the NFC finally has found its answer to the Raiders.

28. Detroit Lions (1-5) (Last week: 26). The Lions might not win another one until the Rams come to town next month.

29. Cleveland Browns (1-5) (Last week: 27). The Browns might not win another one until they go to Detroit next month.

30. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (0-6) (Last week: 29). If more than 42,000 people show up for the "home" game in London, maybe the Bucs should just move there.

31. St. Louis Rams (0-6) (Last week: 32). The Chiefs and the Rams are singlehandedly causing the folks in the "Show Me" state to change their motto to "If I Don't Look Away, I'm Gonna Be Sick."

32. Tennessee Titans (0-6) (Last week: 25). That 59-0 stinker might just keep the Titans at No. 32 for the rest of the season, even if they run the table.

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C'est une impression où il y a clairement un écart de plus en plus important en NFL?
Parce que ce week-end, ça a été des sacrées branlées tout de même:
31-3, 37-7, 42-6, 35-7, 38-0 à l'extérieur et 45-10 à domicile! La moitié des matchs se terminent en scores fleuves.

Week Seven power rankings

1. New Orleans Saints (6-0) (Last week: 1). The road to the Super Bowl goes through the Superdome.

2. Indianapolis Colts (6-0) (Last week: 2). After two straight bye weeks, the Colts get three straight home games.


3. Denver Broncos (6-0) (Last week: 5). "If the Broncos win one more, then they're for real."


4. Pittsburgh Steelers (5-2) (Last week: 6). Jeff Reed's beer muscles will come in handy next year, when he's working at a bar.


5. New England Patriots (5-2) (Last week: 7). In their bye week, the Pats are still good for at least 30 points.


6. Minnesota Vikings (6-1) (Last week: 3). If Brett Favre wins at Lambeau, it might be the last time he ever sets foot in that stadium. (Unless he plays for the Vikings again next year.)


7. Cincinnati Bengals (5-2) (Last week: 9). "If the Bengals win one more, then they're for real."


8. New York Giants (5-2) (Last week: 4). "If the Giants lose one more, then they're not for real."


9. Philadelphia Eagles (3-2) (Last week: 11). During Monday night's pregame, receiver DeSean Jackson inadvertently paid homage to Ralph Wiggum by uttering the word "unpossible." (ESPN already has offered Jackson a post-football job as an analyst.)


10. Green Bay Packers (4-2) (Last week: 12). Nothing makes a bad offensive line look better than playing a bad defense.


11. Dallas Cowboys (4-2) (Last week: 15). Maybe after the season the Lions will offer the Cowboys a first-round pick, a third-round pick, and a sixth-round pick for Miles Austin.


12. Arizona Cardinals (4-2) (Last week: 16). The Cardinals have won three in a row, and only one of the defeated teams was from the NFC West.


13. Baltimore Ravens (3-3) (Last week: 13). "Thanks for nothin', NFC North."


14. Atlanta Falcons (4-2) (Last week: 8). Michael Turner won't have to worry about being overlooked for MVP consideration this year.


15. Houston Texans (4-3) (Last week: 17). If they make the playoffs, there will be no more dangerous team than the Texans.


16. New York Jets (4-3) (Last week: 19). The "Sanchize" is a hot dog that falls apart after three bites. (Yeah, we used it yesterday. Sue us.)


17. Chicago Bears (3-3) (Last week: 10). Maybe the original Coach Teflon (Mike Shanahan) will be replacing the new Coach Teflon (Lovie Smith).


18. San Francisco 49ers (3-3) (Last week: 14). The return of Alex Smith means that it's one big step closer to the arrival of the Nate Davis era.


19. Jacksonville Jaguars (3-3) (Last week: 20). Getting to 4-3 will be a lot easier if they'll be facing Vince Young instead of Kerry Collins on Sunday in Tennessee.


20. San Diego Chargers (3-3) (Last week: 21). That 30-point win over the Chiefs means the Chargers have no excuses for continuing to hover around .500.


21. Miami Dolphins (2-4) (Last week: 18). With trips to New York and New England on tap, it might be over before the middle of November.


22. Buffalo Bills (3-4) (Last week: 24). The appropriate saying before each 2009 Bills game is, "May the best team find a way to blow it."


23. Seattle Seahawks (2-4) (Last week: 23). The Seahawks are in great position . . . to watch the Cardinals and 49ers battle for the NFC West title.


24. Carolina Panthers (2-4) (Last week: 22). By next year, Bill Cowher's spittle will contain tobacco juice.


25. Oakland Raiders (2-5) (Last week: 25). Hey, Richard Seymour. Will you be guaranteeing a Super Bowl win next?


26. Kansas City Chiefs (1-6) (Last week: 26). Running back Larry Johnson's next line of defense? "I was commemorating the annual London game by using their term for cigarettes."


27. Detroit Lions (1-5) (Last week: 28). Only in this anti-parity year could the Lions rise by not playing.


28. Washington Redskins (2-5) (Last week: 27). Is it just us, or is Matt Millen the last person who should be talking about the Redskins' struggles?


29. Cleveland Browns (1-6) (Last week: 29). The players had the flu, and the fans have nausea.


30. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (0-7) (Last week: 30). With seven points, at least the Bucs scored more on Sunday than Man U.


31. St. Louis Rams (0-7) (Last week: 31). Lose on Sunday at Detroit, and 0-16 could be a reality.


32. Tennessee Titans (0-6) (Last week: 32). Colts coach Jim Caldwell wore a Jeff Fisher mustache this week because, as Caldwell explained, "I wanted to feel like a porn star."

Après Atlanta en Monday Night Football, les Saints vont rencontrer : Carolina (2-4), St.Louis (0-7), Tampa (0-7) et New England (5-2). Donc avant de rencontrer les Patriots pour la 12eme journée, les Saints pourraient être 10-0.

Je ne vois pas New Orleans avoir plus de 2 défaites cette saison (seuls dangers: New England et Atlanta chez lui).
La première place devrait se jouer entre Indy et NO avec de grandes chances de 16-0 au bout pour l'un des deux.

Les Panthers sont infects cette année ...

Yep niveau defense pas de soucis quand on voit que les Saints passent 40 points par match, ça devrait être suffisant face à la triste escouade offensive des Panthers, et Delhomme qui lance interception sur interception

http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-videos/09000d5d813e3bf5/Percy-Harvin-Highlight-WK-08-vs-Packers-2009

1-2-3 down et les Vikes dominent les Packers 36-24 lors du retour de Favre à Lambeau Field

On a peut-être vu les limites des Colts hier face aux 49ers.
Ils s'en sortent difficilement. Je sens bien les Patriots les battre dans 2 semaines.

caennais a écrit:On a peut-être vu les limites des Colts hier face aux 49ers.
Ils s'en sortent difficilement. Je sens bien les Patriots les battre dans 2 semaines.

Très difficile de rester invaincu en NFL. oui dans 2 semaines les Patriots mais à domicile et ensuite les Ravens à Baltimore.

Week Eight power rankings


1. New Orleans Saints (7-0) (Last week: 1). We're starting to think that maybe Reggie Bush was right.

2. Indianapolis Colts (7-0) (Last week: 2). Want more evidence of anti-parity? In the same season that the Rams reeled off 16 straight regular-season losses, the Colts have now racked up 16 straight regular-season wins.

3. Pittsburgh Steelers (5-2) (Last week: 4). To anyone who thinks a football player who knows the full risks of head injuries would quit playing football, we suggest entering "Steelers safety Ryan Clark" and "Denver" into your favorite search engine.

4. New England Patriots (5-2) (Last week: 5). The similarity between the Jets and the Dolphins? Both aren't intimidated by the Patriots. The difference? Miami coach Tony Sparano will never say so publicly.

5. Minnesota Vikings (7-1) (Last week: 6). With the NFC North practically in the bag, the bigger challenge is to force the road to Miami through Minneapolis.

6. Denver Broncos (6-1) (Last week: 3). The Broncos are in the process of learning that there's a big difference between the AFC West and the AFC North.

7. Cincinnati Bengals (5-2) (Last week: 7). With 4,500 tickets for Sunday's game against the 4-3 Ravens still unsold, we'd hate to see how empty Paul Brown Stadium would be in a "normal" Bengals season.

8. Philadelphia Eagles (4-2) (Last week: 9). Even with Terrell Owens long gone from Dallas, Philly fans probably will be chanting "T.O. sucks" on Sunday night.

9. Baltimore Ravens (4-3) (Last week: 13). The Ravens learn that the best way to avoid losing close games in the final minutes is to keep the games from being close in the final minutes.

10. Houston Texans (5-3) (Last week: 15). Maybe Steve Slaton can be moved to tight end.

11. Dallas Cowboys (5-2) (Last week: 11). Beat the Eagles, and this team gets into the top ten.

12. New York Giants (5-3) (Last week: 8). This might not be the ideal time for Eli Manning to be facing the team he so famously spurned.

13. Green Bay Packers (4-3) (Last week: 10). The Packers should have saved some of those boos for a few of the current members of the team.

14. Chicago Bears (4-3) (Last week: 17). After spewing blood Gene Simmons-style on Sunday, Jay Cutler's new nickname should be "Dr. Love."

15. Arizona Cardinals (4-3) (Last week: 12). For Halloween, Kurt Warner shaved his face and started talking like he's from Louisiana.

16. Atlanta Falcons (4-3) (Last week: 14). The Falcons can concede the NFC South without a request for a recount.

17. San Diego Chargers (4-3) (Last week: 20). Getting nervous, Denver?

18. Miami Dolphins (3-4) (Last week: 21). Despite his strong performance, Ted Ginn wasn't drafted with the ninth overall pick to return kicks.

19. New York Jets (4-4) (Last week: 16). The Jets are 1-0 against the Patriots, 0-3 against the rest of the division.

20. San Francisco 49ers (3-4) (Last week: 18). Only the coach of a team in the NFC West could guarantee a playoff berth in November with a sub-.500 record.

21. Jacksonville Jaguars (3-4) (Last week: 19). Maurice Jones-Drew is quickly becoming this generation's Barry Sanders -- the brightest spot on a chronically mediocre team.

22. Carolina Panthers (3-4) (Last week: 24). Less Delhomme equals more success for the Panthers offense. If John Fox had figured that out in September, the Panthers might have a couple more wins.

23. Buffalo Bills (3-5) (Last week: 22). If before the season the Bills knew they'd have more wins at the bye than T.O. has touchdowns, they would have been pretty damn excited.

24. Seattle Seahawks (2-5) (Last week: 23). When will someone ask this Jim Mora is he thinks his team can make it to the "playoffs"?

25. Oakland Raiders (2-6) (Last week: 25). The light might finally have come on for JaMarcus Russell . . . other than the one inside his fridge.

26. Kansas City Chiefs (1-6) (Last week: 26). Larry Johnson probably wouldn't be $330,000 lighter in the wallet if he'd merely said "light in the loafers."

27. Detroit Lions (1-6) (Last week: 27). The Buccaneers really wish they played the Lions this year.

28. Washington Redskins (2-5) (Last week: 28). Based on the schedule, 2-5 likely will become 2-10.

29. Tennessee Titans (1-6) (Last week: 32). Maybe Jack Del Rio will be wearing a Vince Young jersey this week.

30. St. Louis Rams (1-7) (Last week: 31). It's fitting that, ten years after one of the rare losses for the Greatest Show on Turf came at Detroit, the only win for the Greatest Turds on Show happened there, too.

31. Cleveland Browns (1-7) (Last week: 29). Firing a G.M. during the football season makes about as much sense as seeking a second opinion from a doctor before getting sick.

32. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (0-7) (Last week: 30). The old creamsicle duds are making a return appearance at the most appropriate time possible.

Je dois bien avoue que pour la première fois, les Saints font vraiment figures de favoris au moins pour atteindre le SB. Enfin bon y'a la jurisprudence Patriots maintenant

Et merde Owen Daniels out jusqu'à la fin de la saison, ça la fout mal pour ma fantasy team :/