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Tag Archives: Elias Sports Bureau
Could fourth-and-15 replace NFL kickoffs in the future?
This morning, ProFootballTalk,com reported that this week’s Time magazine has NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell on the cover (“The Enforcer’), and the accompanying cover article by Sean Gregory (“Can Roger Goodell Save Football?” – subscription required) mentioned an idea to replace … Continue reading
Posted in NFL, NFL Rule Book, Stat Analysis
Tagged 2012, Andrew Luck, Cincinnati Bengals, cover article, Detroit Lions, Donnie Avery, Dwayne Bowe, Elias Sports Bureau, fourth down, fourth-and-15, Greg Schiano, head coach, Indianapolis Colts, Kansas City Chiefs, kickoffs, Matt Cassel, Miami Dolphins, NFL Commissioner, NFLGSIS, opponent starting yard line, Pittsburgh Steelers, Pro-Football-Reference.com, punt, Roger Goodell, San Francisco 49ers, Sean Gregory, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, time, Week 13
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From the AFC Championship Game notes: Ravens at Patriots
It’s No. 1 vs. No. 2 in the AFC Sunday afternoon as the Baltimore Ravens travel to the New England Patriots for the AFC championship, the Lamar Hunt Trophy and the conference’s berth in Super Bowl XLVI in Indianapolis. The … Continue reading
Posted in Football PR, From The Notes, NFL, NFL Playoffs
Tagged 2011, Aaron Hernandez, Adam Vinatieri, AFC Championship Game, AFC Divisional Playoff, AFC Wild Card Game, AFL-NFL merger, Andre Carter, Anquan Boldin, Arian Foster, Baltimore Ravens, BenJarvus Green-Ellis, Bill Belichick, Bill Cowher, Bill Simpson, Brett Favre, Brian Waters, Charles Woodson, Charlie Waters, Chuck Knox, cornerback, Cris Carter, Curtis Martin, Dan Ross, Daryle Lamonica, Dave Casper, defensive tackle, Deion Branch, Denver Broncos, Don Shula, Drew Brees, Ed Dickson, Ed Reed, Elias Sports Bureau, Eric Weddle, Foxborough, Fred Taylor, fullback, game notes, guard, Haloti Ngata, head coach, Houston Texans, Jerod Mayo, Jerry Rice, Joe Flacco, Joe Gibbs, John Elway, John Harbaugh, John Montana, Kris Wilson, Kyle Arrington, Lamar Hunt Trophy, Lardarius Webb, linebacker, Logan Mankins, M&T Bank Stadium, Marshal Yanda, Marvin Harrison, Matthew Slater, Michael McCrary, New England Patriots, NFL Communications, No. 1 seed, No. 2 seed, owner, Peter Boulware, PR, Pro Bowl, Pro Football Hall of Famer, quarterback, Ray Lewis, Ray Rice, Ricky Williams, road games, Rob Gronkowski, Rob Ninkovich, Robert Kraft, Robert Weathers, Ronnie Lott, rookie, running back, sacks, safety, Stephen Gostkowski, Steve Young, Super Bowl XLVI, Terrell Suggs, Terry Bradshaw, tight end, Tim Tebow, Tom Brady, Tom Landry, Torrey Smith, Troy Brown, Vince Wilfork, Vonta Leach, Wes Welker, wide receivrer
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From the 2011 AFC Divisional Playoff notes: Texans at Ravens
Sunday’s NFL playoff doubleheader begins in Baltimore’s M&T Bank Stadium (1 pm ET) where the AFC South champion Houston Texans visit the AFC’s No. 2 seed and AFC North champ Baltimore Ravens. Houston (10-6) shut down Cincinnati 31-10 in an … Continue reading
Posted in Football PR, From The Notes, NFL, NFL Playoffs
Tagged 2011, AFC, AFC Divisional Playoff Game, AFC North, AFC South, AFC Wild Card Game, Andre Johnson, Anquan Boldin, Arian Foster, Baltimore, Baltimore Ravens, Brian Cushing, champions, Cincinnati Bengals, cornerback, Danieal Manning, DeAntonio Smith, defensive end, Ed Dickson, Ed Reed, Elias Sports Bureau, fullback, game notes, guard, Haloti Ngata, head coach, home game, Houston Texans, interceptions, J.J. Watt, Joe Flacco, Joel Dreessen, John Harbaugh, Johnathan Joseph, Julio Jones, Lardarius Webb, linebacker, M&T Bank Stadium, Mario Williams, Mark Sanchez, Marshal Yanda, Marshall Faulk, Michael McCrary, New York Jets, NFL, NFL Communications, No. 2 seed, Owen Daniels, pass defense, Paul Lowe, Pernell McPhee, Peter Boulware, Pittsburgh Steelers, points per game, PR, quarterback, Ray Lewis, Ray Rice, Ricky Williams, rookie, running back, Ryan Grant, sacks, safety, scoring defense, T.J. Yates, Terrell Suggs, tight end, time of possession, Torrey Smith, Vonta Leach, wide receiver, yards per rush
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From the 2011 AFC Divisional Playoff notes: Broncos at Patriots
Saturday’s second game (8 pm ET) is the most compelling nationally as Denver goes up against New England for the second time this season, this time at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough. Tebow-mania has been well-documented as the Broncos stunned Pittsburgh … Continue reading
Posted in Football PR, From The Notes, NFL, NFL Playoffs
Tagged 2011, Aaron Hernandez, AFC, AFC Divisional Playoff, AFC East, AFC West, Aldon Smith, Andre Carter, Andy Johnson, Arian Foster, BenJarvus Green-Ellis, Bill Belichick, Brian Walters, Chad Ochocinco, Champ Bailey, champions, Chuck Noll, cornerback, Cris Carter, Dan Marino, Danny Woodhead, defensive end, defensive tackle, Deion Branch, Demaryius Thomas, Denver Broncos, Eddie Royal, Elias Sports Bureau, Elvis Dumervil, Foxborough, Gillette Stadium, guard, head coach, Jeff Garcia, Jerod Mayo, Jerry Rice, Joe Montana, John Elway, John Fox, kicker, Kurt Warner, Kyle Arrington, linebacker, Logan Mankins, Mack Herron, Mark Anderson, Matt Prater, Matt Slater, New England Patriots, NFL, NFL Communications, No. 1 seed, owner, Pat Bowlen, Pro Bowl, Pro Football Hall of Famer, quarterback, Quinton Carter, Rob Gronkowski, Rob Ninkovich, Robert Ayers, running back, safety, Sam Cunningham, Steve Grogan, Terry Bradshaw, tight end, Tim Tebow, Tom Brady, turnover margin, Vince Wilfork, Von Miller, Wes Welker, wide receiver, Willis McGahee
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