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NFL Wild Card: Saints win over Eagles

With last second Shayne Graham field goal, Saints beat Eagles 26:24 in NFL Wild Card game.

After erasing nearly a half-century of road playoff frustration, a trip to Seattle shouldn't be intimidating for the New Orleans Saints.

Shayne Graham's 32-yard field goal, the fourth of the game for the recent addition to the team, won the wild-card game on the final play, 26-24 over the Philadelphia Eagles on Saturday night. Drew Brees, who threw for a touchdown and guided the 34-yard drive to the winning kick, didn't need to be a big star because the Saints' running game and defense -- along with Graham's leg -- provided the heroics.

"It's just, man, believing in each other, ignoring what everyone else has to say," Brees said.

Hell yeah... We are in 7-0 predictions streak



After the Chiefs win in the Philadelphia over Eagles, and after game is under 51 points, we have a great 7-0 streak in predictions...

After we have successfully predicted the Patriots and Bengals matches, we successfully predict the the matches between the Chiefs and Eagles.

Stay with us, we will soon announce the rest of the predictions for the third week in NFL.

Here you can find all game predictions, and results this predictions...



Philadelphia Eagles retired No.5 Donoan McNabb jersey

Donovan McNabb at Lincoln Financial Field
Donovan McNabb at Lincoln Financial Field

The Philadelphia Eagles retired Donovan McNabb's No. 5 in a halftime ceremony that was notable for how upbeat it was.

The relationship between McNabb and Eagles fans was uneasy from the beginning, when a group of fans clamoring for running back Ricky Williams traveled to New York to boo the selection of McNabb in the 1999 NFL draft.

There was nothing but cheering when McNabb walked out of the tunnel and onto the field where he celebrated an NFC championship and completed a fourth-and-26 pass to help win a playoff game.

"I appreciate everything you've done for me," McNabb told the sellout crowd at Lincoln Financial Field. "No. 5 will always love you."

A chant of "Donovan, Donovan" went up, and fans held up their No. 5 jerseys. As green fireworks exploded over the stadium, a banner with McNabb's name and number was unveiled.

Safety Brian Dawkins, McNabb's teammate for 10 years, worked up the crowd and introduced the quarterback.

"It was my pleasure going to war with you all those years," Dawkins said. "From the bottom of my heart, brother, I thank you."

Over the years, McNabb was involved in a number of off-the-wall controversies involving Rush Limbaugh, Terrell Owens, Bernard Hopkins and the head of the Philadelphia chapter of the NAACP.

He might have swept all of that uneasiness away if he'd led the Eagles to a Super Bowl title. But the ultimate goal eluded him despite appearances in five NFC championship games and one Super Bowl.

McNabb finished as the Eagles' career leader in passing yards, attempts, completions and touchdowns.

He was the No. 2 pick in 1999, Andy Reid's first season as coach of the Eagles. After 11 seasons, Reid traded McNabb to Washington for draft picks on Easter Sunday in 2010. He played one season in Washington and part of the 2011 season in Minnesota. McNabb officially announced his retirement over the summer.

The ceremony was scheduled for Thursday night to coincide with the return of Reid. When Reid walked on the field with the Chiefs, the video screens in the stadium flashed "Thank you Coach Reid" along with Reid's career numbers in Philadelphia. Although there was discussion on sports talk radio all week about the reaction Reid would get, he was greeted with a standing ovation.



Article source: ESPN NFL 

Great 3-0 Chiefs start after win at Eagles 26-16

The look was strange : Andy Reid in every red on the visitors' sideline .

The result was just like exactly what he gave Philadelphia in his fourteen years in command of the Eagles .

Reid's homecoming was a terrific good results for the brand new Kansas City trainer because of an energetic defense that forced five turnovers and also sacked a harried Michael Vick five times in the Chiefs' 26-16 triumph Thursday evening .

"Yeah , it had been different ," Reid said . "I was on the opposing side of the area compared to I normally am at . However I can't show you that I was caught up in that a part of it ."

Vick even limped off with 1 :07 to go after fumbling , still stayed around to hold Reid following the final play — right after Donnie Avery gave Reid a Gatorade shower on the sideline .

"It was good to see the players which are here ," Reid admitted . "I had an opportunity to speak with them after the game ."

Kansas City , which has not had a giveaway in starting 3-0 , has won another game previously than it did in 2012 — when it earned the first overall draft pick , after that hired Reid days after he was fired on the heels of Philly's 4-12 finish .

The generally stoic Reid demonstrated a few fire to match his bright red dress late in the first half when he thought the Chiefs got a bad spot . He came out to the hash mark to yell at the officials , then walked off at halftime still gesturing his displeasure .

Which was more feeling than he displayed when he entered the stadium with the Chiefs right before kickoff . Although the Philly fans gave him a warm ovation , some standing up in tribute to the man who won 140 games and six division titles to them , Reid walked quickly along the sideline , never turning his gaze towards the stands .

But he later said he accepted the tribute .

"I appreciate the fans and the support they gave me ," he said . "That was kind of them ."

He certainly must like huge exactly what he saw on the field from his defense , especially Houston .

It had been offensive master Reid's defense and special teams that set the tone and put his team ahead early , silencing the sea of green at the Linc . The Chiefs forced four first-half turnovers and Houston had three of their four sacks . He had another half-sack to start the second half , off a bad snap to Vick , and forced Vick to fumble with 1 :34 left . Houston has 6 1/2 sacks in three games .

"We got the push from the guys inside and that made it easier for the guys outside to get in there and get after him ," Houston said .

Damaris Johnson's muffed punt give back delivered Kansas City the ball at the Eagles 8 , resulting in Ryan Succop's 33-yard field goal for a fast 3-0 lead . Derrick Johnson then deflected Vick's ill-advised throw into the flat and Eric Berry picked it off , going 38 yards with the first interception of the season for the Philly quarterback .

There could be more errors as Philadelphia ( 1-2 ) lost its eighth consecutive home game .

But first , after falling behind 10-0 , Vick got the Eagles' no-huddle , fast-tempo offense going with the longest run of his 12-year career . He burst up the middle , shook off two attempted tackles and sped 61 yards . Two plays later , it was his arm doing the damage . Under a heavy rush , he stood in and led Jason Avant perfectly in the left corner of the end zone for a 22-yard score .

That three-play , 87-yard spurt epitomized the fast-paced offense coach Chip Kelly brought from Oregon in replacing Reid . But Kelly got cute , going for a 2-point conversion on tight end Zach Ertz's run that failed .

The takeaways kept the Chiefs in front . And after Avery turned a short pass into a 51-yard gain thanks to sloppy Eagles tackling , Succop made a 31-yard field goal . He kicked a 34-yarder moments later after another turnover , Sean Smith's interception , for a 16-6 halftime edge .

Avery had a big night , finishing with seven catches for 141 yards .

Alex Henery's 29-yard field goal was the only scoring of a sloppy third period , and when Jamaal Charles surged around right end for a 3-yard TD early in the fourth quarter , Reid's return was a rousing success . Not even LeSean McCoy's 41-yard TD run with 11 :36 remaining could spoil that .

Game predictions and preview: Kansas City Chiefs at Philadelphia Eagles


The Kansas City Chiefs will take part in one of the most fascinating games of the week on NFL Network's "Thursday Night Football," in large part because it will be interesting to see how the emotion of Andy Reid's return to Philadelphia -- where he coached so many of the players still on the Eagles' roster -- will impact everyone.

Here's why I think the Chiefs have a pretty good chance to get to 3-0: The Eagles' defense is awful right now, arguably the worst in the NFL (ranked 30th in yards allowed), and it is particularly terrible against the pass. It seems pretty clear from the first two weeks of action that every Eagles game is likely to be a shootout. They beat the Redskins by jumping all over them early, and then hanging on for dear life. The defense fell apart against the San Diego Chargers, though, and the Eagles lost.

Meanwhile, the Chiefs boast a top-tier defense. If the unit can slow Philly's offensive assault -- especially early -- while Reid unleashes his own aerial attack, the Chiefs certainly could pull out a win on the road. They are a more balanced team than the Eagles.


Kansas City Chiefs at Philadelphia Eagles - Predictions

Ok, maybe this is the first serious match for predictions, after the opening series with 5:0, on the Patriots, and the Bengals. Kansas is in a great series of four consecutive wins, counting the pre-season matches. Philadelphia win over Redskins and lost to San Diego, but in both games his wasn't impressed me. In the last two games Philadelphia has won Kansas, so I think it's time for Kansas, lead by Smit, win. 

Kansas City Chiefs at Philadelphia Eagles

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Kansas City Chiefs at Philadelphia Eagles Live streaming

Kansas City Chiefs at Philadelphia Eagles Live streaming
Kansas City Chiefs at Philadelphia Eagles Live streaming

Week 3 in the NFL will feature Andy Reid's homecoming to Philadelphia, a city where he had great success for many years.

The Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs are operating under a new head coach this season. Chip Kelly has been the big name being talked about by all of the NFL fans and analysts, but Andy Reid is the coach entering this game without a loss.

Kansas City will need to continue their strong defensive play against the high-flying Eagles offense. Can the Chiefs contain Michael Vick? Will LeSean McCoy continue his strong start to the season?

Here you can find links for live streaming. Links will be avabile 30 minutes before start the game.

Is it time for panic in Washington Redskins after lose first two games?

Washington Redskins
Washington Redskins

The Washington Redskins have been less than stellar in their first two weeks, starting out by getting blown out in the first half before trying to come alive in the second half. The offense looks out of sync, and the defense has no energy about them. This was the case in both of their losses against the Philadelphia Eagles and the Green Bay Packers

Coming off of a torn ACL, quarterback Robert Griffin III has been a little shaky. He still looks a little gimpy on his knee, and he even looks hesitant to run outside of the pocket when plays break down, one of his greater strengths as a quarterback. While his second halves have looked considerably better than his firsts, playing from behind makes the team one-dimensional and effectively takes the their strong running game, spearheaded by second-year man Alfred Morris, out of the playbook. 

On the same token, their defense has given up 1,023 yards of offense in the first two weeks of the season. The Philadelphia Eagles put up 443 yards of total offense in their 33-27 win against the Redskins, with 263 of those being rushing yards. On the flip side, they gave up 580 yards against the Packers in their recent 38-20 loss. Is it time to push the panic button in Washington

After all, there is spreading speculation that Griffin returned too soon, what with the pressure to have him ready to play by the season opener. Unfortunately, not everyone may have an Adrian Peterson-type recovery from a knee injury like his. Griffin’s health should be priority No. 1 for the Redskins as he is the future and face of that franchise. Rushing him back from his knee injury too soon isn’t what Washington needed to do. 

We always hear that part of coming back from this knee injury is as much a mental process as it is a physical one. Griffin still hasn’t settled down mentally over the state of his knee, which explains his reluctance to really take off more or use his mobility to buy second chances in the pocket. The offense can still move the ball, but Griffin is still not in sync with his offense, and part of this may also stem from not getting as much work in the preseason because of his rehab. 

Griffin has yet to put together a complete game these first two weeks, and this team will only go as far as Griffin takes them. So is it really time to be concerned in Washington? Not quite yet, but if they want to compete in the NFC East, they have to bounce back, and quickly, because there’s still a lot of football left to be played.

article source: Rant Sports

NFL 2013 week 2 Recap


With tonight's game between Pittsburg and Cinncinati will be completed by the second week of the NFL. Yesterday we had the opportunity to watch some great matches. Kansas was lead by Smit to his second victory, Rodgers lead Green Bay to a victory over Washington, Payton Manning is again outscored younger brother, Eli, in the derby of the week Seattle was better than San Francisco.

Falcons 31, Rams24 


The Falcons had their hands full at home with the Rams in Week 2, but Matt Ryan threw for 374 yards in a seven-point win. 

Ravens 14, Browns 6


In an ugly AFC North game in Baltimore, the defending Super Bowl champs slogged their way to an eight-point win. 

Packers, 38, Redskins 20 


Aaron Rodgers threw for more than 300 yards in the first half while his counterpart, RG3, and the Redskins offense were blanked as Green Bay cruised to an 18-point win. 



Texans 30, Titans 24 


For the second straight week, the Texans needed some late fourth quarter magic to get a win. 

Dolphins 24, Colts 20 


For the second straight week, the Dolphins went on the road to get a win in a game that featured a battle between two of the league's second-year quarterbacks. 

Chiefs 17, Cowboys 16 


The improvement for the Kansas City Chiefs continued in Week 2, as Alex Smith improved to 2-0 as the new starter.     

Chargers 33, Eagles 30


After blowing a big lead in Week 1 at home, the Chargers went on the road and got a late Nick Novak field goal to beat Chip Kelly and the Eagles

Bills 24, Panthers 23 


The Bills drove down the field in the final minute against the Panthers as rookie quarterback E.J. Manuel clinched the one-point win with a last second touchdown. 

Bears 31, Vikings 30 


Jay Cutler found Martellus Bennett in the end zone with 10 seconds left to tie the game. Then with the successful point after attempt, the Bears pulled out a one-point victory. 



Cardinals 25, Lions 21 


The Arizona Cardinals were nip-and-tuck with the Lions throughout the afternoon, but a late Rashard Mendenhall touchdown sealed it with just over two minutes to play.  

Saints 10, Buccaneers 7 


Most people aren't expecting the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to rebound against the New Orleans Saints after their disappointing Week 1 loss. 

Raiders 19, Jaguars 9


In a battle between two of the NFL's worst teams, the Raiders controlled the Jaguars and never trailed in Oakland. 

Broncos 41, Giants 23 


The Broncos are in midseason form after a second straight impressive and convincing win, with Peyton getting the better of brother Eli in Week 2.


Derby of the Week


49ers 3 vs. Seahawks 29


Richard Sherman celebrated by dancing with cheerleaders, Marshawn Lynch cut, plowed and strolled his way to three touchdowns, and Pete Carroll got a rousing birthday gift.

The highly anticipated NFC West showdown between the Seattle Seahawks and San Francisco 49ers was a one-sided rout.

Lynch scored on runs of 14 and 2 yards, and added a 7-yard touchdown reception in the second half, Seattle flustered Colin Kaepernick into his worst passing game as a starter, and the Seahawks dominated in a 29-3 win Sunday night.

The game was delayed 60 minutes late in the first quarter when thunderstorms blew through the area. The game was sloppy as opposed to sensational, but Lynch more than did his part.



Lynch finished with 135 total yards, including 98 rushing, to make up for quarterback Russell Wilson's slow start and Seattle's receivers struggling to get open. Lynch's TD run on the first drive of the second half gave the Seahawks a 12-0 lead. His TD catch pushed the advantage to 19-3 early in the fourth quarter.

This won't be a game noted for efficiency or execution by either side. There were careless turnovers and untimely penalties.

And, in the end, it was the Seahawks getting an early, important advantage over the 49ers.






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