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Sunday in Review: Early Games

Bobby Holt
Nov 29, 2009

By Bobby Holt

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  • Peyton Manning still refuses to lose, no matter how bad his defense is. ย Despite his 2 ints, he still put together a solid day.
  • I have finally found a quarterback who is better at throwing to the other team then Mark Sanchez, his name? ย Jake Delhomme. ย Even Kerry Rhodes joined in the fun picking off two, yeah, count it two interceptions on the day. ย First two of this year.
  • Steve Smith, who? (the good one). ย Revis blanketed him all day making him a non factor in the 17-6 loss to the Jets.
  • Washington almost won another game! ย Then decided to blow the lead and allow the Eagles to kick the game winning FG with under a minute to play.
  • The Falcons pulled off what looked like a sure fire loss when Matt Ryan and Michael Turner both left the game very early in the first. ย Chris Redmen, who was selling insurance last year, led the Falcons on the game winning drive with less than 2 minutes to play. ย After stumbling at the 5 yard line for three plays, Redmen threw a strike to Roddy White on 4th down with only 14 seconds left to play in the game.
  • This just in, Jason Elam still canโ€™t kick a field goal.
  • Seattle did everything in their power to remind everyone they still play football. ย They beat a Bulger-less team and kept themselves in the playoff hunt.
  • Chad Henne did his best Chad Pennington impression by throwing pick after pick to help the Bills crush the โ€˜Fins 31-14.
  • LOL Oakland Raiders LOL.
  • Why does Detroit still get to play on Thanksgiving? ย The only thanks I gave was when the game ended.
  • The Bengals quietly beat a terrible Browns team and Larry Johnson rushed for over 100 yards. ย What was even more impressive was that Johnson didnโ€™t make a racial slur before/during or after the game*.
  • ****This has not been verified.
  • We have learned that the Giants can beat the teams they are supposed to, but canโ€™t even beat the Broncos.
  • Stayed tuned for the late game wrap up.