Yes, you heard right, NFL's most scoring player is back, the great Dane is ready for yet a season with the Atlanta Falcons. After their starting kicker Matt Prater had 2 terrible games (yesterday he missed 43 and 26 yards field goals, in a game they lost 7-13), the Falcons realized they needed reliability on the kicker position and who can deliver that better than Andersen. After a trial today, where he hit 13/13 kicks, from 50 yards and in, he convinced the training staff that old #5 would be a safe bet, so yet a year with a Dane in NFL, and this will be Andersen's 25th season in the NFL, go great Dane, best kicks!!!
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Showing posts with label NFL. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 18, 2007
Tuesday, September 11, 2007
Kevin Everett in an ugly accident
Buffalo Bill's Kevin Everett suffered in an ugly accident, as he went down in a tackle without being in the right position, Bills announced yesterday that he has suffered a fracture to his cervical spine, read more here!
Monday, September 10, 2007
Today's Topic
Draftday.dk
This post mostly goes for the readers able to read Danish, as today's topic is Draftday.dk, a great up to snuff site about football, from college to NFL, really good coverage and fast with news and so forth, a great resource for Danish football fans. Keep up the awesome work!
This post mostly goes for the readers able to read Danish, as today's topic is Draftday.dk, a great up to snuff site about football, from college to NFL, really good coverage and fast with news and so forth, a great resource for Danish football fans. Keep up the awesome work!
Sunday, September 09, 2007
Packers won their first game
Green Bay Packers beat Philadelphia Eagles 16-13 in their first game, a game where Eagles were favorites, though Packers and kicker Mason Crosby didn't care. Even though Green Bay didn't get any offensive touchdowns, they embraced the victory with a defensive touchdown and 3 field goals from Crosby (53, 37, 42). Brett Favre didn't have his best day, he completed 23/42 for 206 yards and had one interception and 4 sacks.
Other scores of interest: Tennessee Titans beat Jacksonville Jaguars 13-10, go Vince Young. Pittsburgh Steelers beat Cleveland Browns 34-7, 'Big' Ben Rothlisberger threw 4 touchdowns, he seems to be back as we know him. Houston Texans beat Atlanta Falcons 20-3, seems like the Falcons really are suffering due to Vick's 'off the field interests'. Carolina Panthers beat Saint Louis Rams 27-13, this should be the season where Rams would be back as a Superbowl contender, though Jake Delhomme with 3 touchdown passes didn't seem impressed. New England Patriots seems stronger than ever, and has never had as many profiles on their team as now, scaring to see how they closed down New York Jets and won 38-14, without pushing the limits, they did it in a very calm manner, the Patriots is a serious Superbowl aspirant. And the most surprising result for me, so far this weekend, Denver Broncos were feeling the heat from Buffalo Bills and only won by one point, 15-14, I didn't see the match, though I expected the Broncos to be much stronger and a team that shouldn't get in trouble against Bills.
Right now I'm watching San Diego Charges vs. Chicago Bears, I'm cheering for Chargers, though the Bears defense is having a good grip on quarterback Philip Rivers and especially running back LaDainian Tomlinson, but I think LT will prevail, right now the Bears are ahead 3-0 with 7:27 to go of the 2nd quarter.
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Other scores of interest: Tennessee Titans beat Jacksonville Jaguars 13-10, go Vince Young. Pittsburgh Steelers beat Cleveland Browns 34-7, 'Big' Ben Rothlisberger threw 4 touchdowns, he seems to be back as we know him. Houston Texans beat Atlanta Falcons 20-3, seems like the Falcons really are suffering due to Vick's 'off the field interests'. Carolina Panthers beat Saint Louis Rams 27-13, this should be the season where Rams would be back as a Superbowl contender, though Jake Delhomme with 3 touchdown passes didn't seem impressed. New England Patriots seems stronger than ever, and has never had as many profiles on their team as now, scaring to see how they closed down New York Jets and won 38-14, without pushing the limits, they did it in a very calm manner, the Patriots is a serious Superbowl aspirant. And the most surprising result for me, so far this weekend, Denver Broncos were feeling the heat from Buffalo Bills and only won by one point, 15-14, I didn't see the match, though I expected the Broncos to be much stronger and a team that shouldn't get in trouble against Bills.
Right now I'm watching San Diego Charges vs. Chicago Bears, I'm cheering for Chargers, though the Bears defense is having a good grip on quarterback Philip Rivers and especially running back LaDainian Tomlinson, but I think LT will prevail, right now the Bears are ahead 3-0 with 7:27 to go of the 2nd quarter.
www.nfl.com
Saturday, September 08, 2007
Ouch
Colts thrashed Saints with 41-10, Brees and his O-line didn't seem up to standards, quite poor work from one of the best offenses last year, I sincerely hope it'll become better really soon!
Though Peyton and his boys just churned on from where they left last year, no mercy from the Colts this year either. Manning threw touchdowns to Reggie Wayne (2) and Marvin Harrison. Joseph Addai carried a TD for 2 yards, and kicker Adam Vinatieri is still to miss his first field goal in the RCA Dome.
Come Sunday so we can get some more football!
Though Peyton and his boys just churned on from where they left last year, no mercy from the Colts this year either. Manning threw touchdowns to Reggie Wayne (2) and Marvin Harrison. Joseph Addai carried a TD for 2 yards, and kicker Adam Vinatieri is still to miss his first field goal in the RCA Dome.
Come Sunday so we can get some more football!
Thursday, September 06, 2007
Today's Topic
NFL
Tonight is the night, kick off time for the 2007/08 season, go Packers! It all starts tonight with the, hopefully, offensive clash between New Orleans Saints and reigning super bowl champs Indianapolis Colts! I'd like to see Drew and Reggie do some magic!
Tonight is the night, kick off time for the 2007/08 season, go Packers! It all starts tonight with the, hopefully, offensive clash between New Orleans Saints and reigning super bowl champs Indianapolis Colts! I'd like to see Drew and Reggie do some magic!
Sunday, August 12, 2007
Green Bay Packers won last night, woot
Well, yes, it is the pre-season, though after having seen how the Steelers closed down the Saints last Sunday, in the Hall Of Fame match, I didn't expect Packers to take the win last night.
Green Bay won 13-9 on a 3 yard touchdown pass from Rodgers to Holiday, 2 field goals (52 and 32) and the extra point. Rodgers did best of the 3 QBs, completing 18/27 throws for 168 yards, Martin completed 1/2 throws for 7 yards and Captain B only completed 2/7 throws for 7 yards, with one fumble for -5 yards.
Steelers got a touchdown on a 50 yard throw from Batch to Young, Reed missed the XP and hit a 27 yards field goal.
In other games of interest Giants lost 21-24 to Panthers, Raiders won 27-23 over Cardinals and Redskins beat Titans 23-6, though Titans was a bit crippled as they still struggle with the Pacman Jones case and QB Vince Young (offense rookie of the year 2006/07) was sitting out as well, due to violating a team rule.
www.nfl.com
Green Bay won 13-9 on a 3 yard touchdown pass from Rodgers to Holiday, 2 field goals (52 and 32) and the extra point. Rodgers did best of the 3 QBs, completing 18/27 throws for 168 yards, Martin completed 1/2 throws for 7 yards and Captain B only completed 2/7 throws for 7 yards, with one fumble for -5 yards.
Steelers got a touchdown on a 50 yard throw from Batch to Young, Reed missed the XP and hit a 27 yards field goal.
In other games of interest Giants lost 21-24 to Panthers, Raiders won 27-23 over Cardinals and Redskins beat Titans 23-6, though Titans was a bit crippled as they still struggle with the Pacman Jones case and QB Vince Young (offense rookie of the year 2006/07) was sitting out as well, due to violating a team rule.
www.nfl.com
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