Anyway, here are the Week 14 scores minus the Sunday night and Monday night games:
Cincinnati 23, Cleveland 20 (This was a much more difficult contest than the Bengals expected as Charlie Frye and the Browns played very well; Bengals were actually behind for most of the game but got ahead in the 4th and drove down for the winning field goal when the game was tied at 20).
Indy 26, Jacksonville 18 (Despite the close looking score, the Colts absolutely dominated this game; Manning-Harrison destroyed the Jags defense. Jags scored 2 TD's in the last 4 minutes, one after recovering an onside kick, to make Indy sweat, but the Colts remain unbeaten and clinch HFA throughout the AFC playoffs)
Minnesota 27, St. Louis 13 (Good effort from the Vikes defense gives them their sixth straight win and moves them to within a game of the Bears in the NFC North. The Vikes forced Rams QB Ryan Fitzpatrick into five INT's)
NY Jets 26, Oakland 10 (Jets with a solid performance; therefore the Jets are eliminated from the Reggie Bush sweepstakes. Leinart still a possibility though next April)
Pittsburgh 21, Chicago 9 (Steel Curtain gets back on track to shut down the anemic Bears' offense; Steelers offensive line wins the battle at the line of scrimmage against the highly touted Bears defense as they run for 190 yards)
Tennessee 13, Houston 10 (The Titans also eliminate themselves from the top pick chase as Houston basically threw this game away at the end; Houston at 1-12 is still the frontrunner for USC's #5)
Tampa Bay 20, Carolina 10 (Bucs' defense dominates this game as they get a shock win at Carolina to pull into a tie with the Panthers for the NFC South; Bucs, Panthers, Giants, and Bears now all have the same record in the fight for a playoff bye)
New England 35, Buffalo 7 (Patriots dominate the hapless Bills as they move one week closer to the AFC East title; probably the best performance of the year for the defending champs...the game was played in a driving snowstorm)
NY Giants 26, Philly 23 OT (Crazy game...the Eagles played very hard and McMahon was burning the Giants' defense for three quarters but Strahan and Umenyiora, the U, step up in overtime to force McMahon into a turnover. Feely kicks the winning field goal JUST inside the left upright to partially redeem himself for the horror show in Seattle)
Seattle 41, San Francisco 3 (Hasselbeck has his biggest day of the season with 4 TD passes as the Seahawks dominate the Niners; Seahawks are almost a dead certainty for HFA in the NFC)
Washington 17, Arizona 13 (Redskins cut it very close against an inferior Arizona team in the desert to keep their division and playoff hopes alive; Washington ends the season with a game against each of their NFC East rivals Dallas, NY and Philly)
Miami 23, San Diego 21 (The Fish pull out a shock win in San Diego and stay alive by a thread in the AFC East; the Chargers' playoff hopes took a pretty big hit with games at Indy, KC, and a home game with Cincy as their run-in)
Dallas 31, Kansas City 28 (This is highway robbery; no way did Dallas deserve to even come close to a win here. A phantom holding call against KC linebacker Derrick Johnson on an incomplete 4th down pass put Dallas right on the goal line, and they scored the winner with 22 seconds to go)
Denver 12, Baltimore 10 (Despite it being ugly, the Broncos manage to pull it out and move 2 games ahead of both San Diego and Kansas City for the AFC West title; they are a nearly certain division winner at this point)
Detroit at Green Bay SNF
New Orleans at Atlanta MNF
