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NFL 2008 Week 14 was a week in which three teams clinched NFL playoff spots. The Tennessee Titans (12-1) clinched the
AFC South by defeating the Cleveland Browns 28-9. The Arizona Cardinals won the NFC West by winning 34-10 over the Saint
Louis Rams.
And even though, they lost to the Eagles 2-14, the Giants clinched the NFC East by virtue of the Dallas Cowboys
20-13 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Ten NFL teams have now been eliminated from playoff contention due to results of NFL 2008 Week 14 contests.
The NFL playoff picture can become even clearer after this week.
The New York Giants (11-2) can secure a first-round bye this weekend. The Titans (12-1) can earn homefield advantage
throughout the playoffs on Sunday when they face the Texans in Houston.
As the NFL enters Week 15, 12 NFC teams are still alive for a playoff berth in the NFC.
The NFL 2008 Week 15 schedule features a number of NFC teams vying for a playoff spot.
On Thursday night, the New Orleans Saints (7-6) visit the Chicago Bears (7-6). Two NFC East rivals will meet on Sunday
night when the Dallas Cowboys (8-5) host the Giants. And on Monday night, the Philadelphia Eagles (7-5-1) look to
extend their winning streak to three games and keep their playoff drive alive when they face the Cleveland Browns at home.
In the AFC 10 teams are squeezed into the playoff picture.
Miami Dolphins rookie head coach TONY SPARANO, whose club is in the heat of the AFC East playoff push, says the
focus is to believe in "now."
"I learn an awful lot from this team every single week and this week [after a 16-3 win over Buffalo] they taught me
that they really focus on the 'now,'" says Sparano. "I think they have done a nice job focusing on the 'now,' not worrying
about anything down the road. Every day we come to work, there's a new challenge in front of us, the stakes get bigger and
bigger."
The Pittsburgh Steelers (10-3) and Denver Broncos (8-5) can clinch division titles this weekend
while the Indianapolis Colts (9-4) and Baltimore Ravens (9-4) are on the cusp of earning playoff berths.
The New York Jets (8-5), New England Patriots (8-5) and Miami Dolphins (8-5) are battling for the AFC East title.
The San Diego Chargers (5-8) chances may be slim, but they still have a shot at catching the Broncos for the AFC
West division title.
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Teams eliminated so far from NFC playoff contention include the winless Detroit Lions (0 - 13), Saint Louis Rams (2 - 11),
the Seattle Seahawks (2 -11) and the San Francisco 49ers (5-8).
In the AFC the Cincinnati Bengals (1-11-1), Kansas City Chiefs (2 - 11), Oakland Raiders (3-10), Jacksonville Jaguars (4-9),
Cleveland Browns (4-9) and Houston Texans (6-7) have been officially elimiated from the playoffs.
A look at who can clinch & how they can clinch:
NEW YORK GIANTS (11-2) NFC East Division Champs
The New York Giants can clinch a first-round bye in the NFC playoffs with:
1) New York Giants win or tie OR
2) Minnesota Vikings loss + Falcons loss or tie OR
3) Minnesota Vikings loss + Panthers win or tie OR
4) Minnesota Vikings - Arizona Cardinals game ends in a tie.
MINNESOTA VIKINGS (8-5)
The Minnesota Vikings can win the NFC North Division:
1) Vikings win plus a Bears loss
TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS (9-4)
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers clinch an NFC playoff spot with:
1) Buccaneers win + Dallas Cowboys loss or tie OR
2) Buccaneers win + Eagles loss or tie.
CAROLINA PANTHERS (10-3)
1) Panthers win + Dallas Cowboys loss or tie OR
2) Panthers win or tie + Falcons loss or tie OR
3) Panthers tie + Dallas Cowboys loss + Eagles loss or tie OR
4) ATL loss + Dallas Cowboys loss + Redskins loss or tie OR
5) ATL loss + Dallas Cowboys loss + Bears loss or tie OR
6) ATL loss + Eagles loss + Redskins loss or tie + Bears loss or tie.
TENNESSEE TITANS (12-1) AFC South Division Champs & 1st Round Bye
Tennessee clinches homefield advantage throughout AFC playoffs with:
1) Titans win + Steelers loss or tie OR
2) Titans tie + Steelers loss.
DENVER BRONCOS (8-5)
Denver clinches AFC West Division title with:
1) Broncos win or tie OR
2) Chargers (5-8) loss or tie
PITTSBURGH STEELERS (10-3)
Pittsburgh clinches AFC North Division and a first-round bye with:
1) Steelers win over the Ravens (9-4)
Pittsburgh clinches a playoff spot with:
1) Steelers tie + Patriots loss or tie OR
2) Steelers tie + Dolphins loss or tie + Jets loss or tie OR
3) Patriots loss + Jets loss or tie OR
4) Patriots loss + Dolphins loss or tie OR
5) Jets loss + Dolphins loss.
INDIANAPOLIS COLTS (9-4)
Indianapolis clinches a playoff spot with:
1) Colts win + Patriots loss + Jets loss or tie OR
2) Colts win + Patriots loss + Dolphins loss or tie OR
3) Colts win + Dolphins loss + Jets loss.
BALTIMORE RAVENS (9-4)
Baltimore clinches a playoff spot with:
1) Ravens win + Patriots loss + Jets loss or tie OR
2) Ravens win + Patriots loss + Dolphins loss or tie OR
3) Ravens win + Dolphins loss + Jets loss + Colts loss or tie OR
4) Ravens win + Dolphins loss + Jets loss + Colts clinches strength of victory tiebreaker over Dolphins.
Five teams in the NFC are within one game or less of the final NFC Wildcard playoff spot entering the final three weeks
of the regular season. The Eagles and Carolina Panthers have the toughest remaining schedule of the contenders, facing opponents with a combined 35-20 (.636) mark.
In the AFC, the NFL 2008 playoff picture is becoming clearer as nine AFC teams are at least one game above .500.
The Tennessee Titans face the Detroit Lions on Thanksgiving Day (CBS, 12:30 PM ET) and can become the first AFC team
to secure a playoff berth. With a Titans win and an Indianapolis loss on Sunday, Tennessee would clinch its first AFC
South Division title since 2002.
Among the AFC clubs seeking to strengthen their position in a competitive field are the AFC East-leading New York
Jets. Jets head coach ERIC MANGINI is cognizant of what is at stake as the NFL
season turns to the stretch run.
"Every game becomes that much more important. I don't think that anybody is satisfied with what theyve done to
this point" says Mangini.
Following is the remaining strength of schedule for the NFC teams still alive in the playoff hunt:
NFC EAST
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Team | Opponents Record | Week 13 | Week14 | Week 15 | Week 16 | Week 17 |
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Giants (11-2) | 33-21-1 (.609) | W | L | @Cowboys | Panthers | @Vikings |
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Cowboys (8-5) | 32-22-1 (.591) | W | L | Giants | Ravens | @Eagles |
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Eagles (7-5-1) | 35-20-0 (.636) | W | W | Browns | @Redskins | Cowboys |
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Redskins (7-6) | 26-27-2 (.491) | L | L | @Bengals | Eagles | @49ers |
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NFC NORTH
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Team | Opponents Record | Week 13 | Week14 | Week 15 | Week 16 | Week 17 |
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Vikings (8-5) | 30-25 (.545) | W | W | @Cardinals | Falcons | Giants |
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Bears (7-6) | 25-30 (.455) | L | W | Saints | Packers | @Texans |
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Packers (5-8) | 22-33 (.400) | L | L | @Jaguars | @Bears | Lions |
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NFC SOUTH
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Team | Opponents Record | Week 13 | Week14 | Week 15 | Week 16 | Week 17 |
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Panthers (10-3) | 35-20 (.636) | W | W | Broncos | @NY Giants | @Saints |
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Bucs (9-4) | 28-27 (.509) | W | L | @Falcons | Chargers | Raiders |
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Falcons (8-5) | 26-29 (.473) | W | L | Bucs (8-3) | @Vikings | Rams |
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Saints (7-6) | 29-26 (.527) | L | W | @Bears (6-5) | @Lions | Panthers |
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NFC WEST
The Arizona Cardinals (8-5) have clinched the NFC West Division.
Following is the remaining strength of schedule for the nine AFC teams with an above .500 record:
AFC EAST
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Team | Opponents Record | Week 13 | Week14 | Week 15 | Week 16 | Week 17 |
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Jets (8-5) | 23-32 (.418) | L | L | Bills | @Seahawks | Dolphins |
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Patriots (8-5) | 26-29 (.473) | L | W | @Raiders | Cardinals | @Bills |
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Dolphins (8-5) | 20-35 (.363) | W | W | 49ers | @Chiefs | @Jets |
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Bills (6-7) | 30-25 (.545) | L | L | @Jets | @Broncos | Patriots |
AFC NORTH
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Team | Opponents Record | Week 13 | Week14 | Week 15 | Week 16 | Week 17 |
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Steelers (10-3) | 35-20 (.636) | W | W | @Ravens | @Titans (10-1) | Browns |
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Ravens (9-4) | 27-27-1 (.500) | W | W | Steelers | @Cowboys (7-4) | Jaguars |
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AFC SOUTH
The Tennessee Titans (12-1) have clinched the AFC South Division
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Team | Opponents Record | Week 13 | Week14 | Week 15 | Week 16 | Week 17 |
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Titans (12-1) | 23-32 (.418) | W | W | @Texans | Steelers | @Colts |
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Colts (8-4) | 19-35-1 (.345) | W | W | Lions | @Jaguars | Titans |
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AFC WEST
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Team | Opponents Record | Week 13 | Week14 | Week 15 | Week 16 | Week 17 |
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Broncos (8-5) | 27-28 (.491) | W | W | @Panthers | Bills | @Chargers |
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2008 NFL PLAYOFF SCENARIOS
The New York Giants, Arizona Cardinals and Tennessee Titans clinched their
respective division titles in NFL 2008 Week 14.
NFC PLAYOFF SCENARIOS
CLINCHED: Arizona Cardinals (NFC West) , New York Giants (NFC East)
ELIMINATED: Detroit Lions, St. Louis Rams, Seattle Seahawks, San Francisco 49ers
AFC PLAYOFF SCENARIOS
CLINCHED: Tennessee Titans (AFC South)
ELIMINATED: Cincinnati Bengals, Kansas City Chiefs, Cleveland Browns, Houston Texans, Jacksonville Jaguars, Oakland Raiders
National Football Conference - 2008 Regular Season Standings
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| Team | Record |
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1. | z- New York Giants | 11-2-0 | |
2. | Carolina Panthers | 10-3-0 | |
3. | Minnesota Vikings | 8-5-0 | |
4. | z- Arizona Cardinals | 8-5-0 | |
5. | Tampa Bay Buccaneers | 9-4-0 | |
6. | Dallas Cowboys | 8-5-0 | |
7. | Atlanta Falcons | 8-5-0 | |
8. | Philadelphia Eagles | 7-5-1 | |
9. | Washington Redskins | 7-6-0 | |
10. | Chicago Bears | 7-6-0 | |
11. | New Orleans Saints | 7-6-0 | |
12. | Green Bay Packers | 5-8-0 | |
American Football Conference - 2008 Regular Season Standings
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| Team | Record |
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1. | z- Tennessee Titans | 12-1-0 | |
2. | Pittsburgh Steelers | 10-3-0 | |
3. | Denver Broncos | 8-5-0 | |
4. | New York Jets | 8-5-0 | |
5. | Indianapolis Colts | 9-4-0 | |
6. | Baltimore Ravens | 9-4-0 | |
7. | New England Patriots | 8-5-0 | |
8. | Miami Dolphins | 8-5-0 | |
9. | Buffalo Bills | 6-7-0 | |
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Fifty years ago this December 28, 2008, what would become known as "The Greatest Game every Played" took
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NFL 2008 Week 14 Playoff Races & Playoff Scenarios
Two things are for sure heading into NFL 2008 Week 14: Five NFL teams have been eliminated while no team clinched
a playoff birth in NFL Week 13. Both the Arizona Cardinals and the Tennessee Titans had an opportunity to clinch playoff
spots last week. However, that never materialized. Both can clinch this week plus a few more teams are in the hunt.
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NFL 2008 WEEK 15 SCHEDULE DECEMBER 11, 14-15
(All times local)
New Orleans at Chicago, 7:00 PM (NFLN) - Thursday, December 11
Buffalo at N.Y. Jets, 1:00 PM
Seattle at St. Louis, 12:00 PM
Minnesota at Arizona, 2:05 PM
Tampa Bay at Atlanta, 1:00 PM
Pittsburgh at Baltimore, 4:15 PM
Washington at Cincinnati, 1:00 PM
Denver at Carolina, 4:15 PM
Tennessee at Houston, 12:00 PM
New England at Oakland, 1:15 PM
Detroit at Indianapolis, 1:00 PM
Green Bay at Jacksonville, 1:00 PM
San Diego at Kansas City, 12:00 PM
San Francisco at Miami, 1:00 PM
N.Y. Giants at Dallas, 8:15 PM (NBC)
Cleveland at Philadelphia, 8:30 PM (ESPN) - Monday, December 15
NFL 2008 WEEK 14 RESULTS - DECEMBER 4, 7 - 8
(Home team in CAPS)
SAN DIEGO 34, Oakland 7
Miami 16, BUFFALO 3 (Toronto)
DENVER 24, Kansas City 17
SAN FRANCISCO 24, N.Y. Jets 14
CHICAGO 23, Jacksonville 10
New England 24, SEATTLE 21
Minnesota 20, DETROIT 16
ARIZONA 34, St. Louis 10
Houston 24, GREEN BAY 21
PITTSBURGH 20, Dallas 13
INDIANAPOLIS 35, Cincinnati 3
BALTIMORE 24, Washington 10
NEW ORLEANS 29, Atlanta 25
Philadelphia 20, N.Y. GIANTS 14
TENNESSEE 28, Cleveland 9
CAROLINA 38, Tampa Bay 23
NFL 2008 WEEK 13 RESULTS NOVEMBER 27, 30- DECEMBER 1
(Home team in CAPS)
Thanksgiving (Thursday, November 27, 2008)
Tennessee Titans 47 DETROIT LIONS 10
DALLAS COWBOYS 34 Seattle Seahawks 9
PHILADELPHIA EAGLES 48 Arizona Cardinals 20
Sunday, November 30
TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS 23 New Orleans Saints 20
N.Y. Giants 23 WASHINGTON REDSKINS 7
Atlanta Falcons 22 SAN DIEGO CHARGERS 16
Pittsburgh Steelers 33 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS 10
Denver Broncos 34 N.Y. JETS 17
San Francisco 49ers 10 BUFFALO BILLS 3
Kansas City Chiefs 20 OAKLAND RAIDERS 13
Baltimore Ravens 34 CINCINNATI BENGALS 3
MINNESOTA VIKINGS 34 Chicago Bears 14
Indianapolis Colts 10 CLEVELAND BROWNS 6
Carolina Panthers 35 GREEN BAY PACKERS 31
Miami Dolphins 16 SAINT LOUIS RAMS 12
Monday, December 1
HOUSTON TEXANS 30 Jacksonville Jaguars 17
NFL 2008 WEEK 12 RESULTS (NOVEMBER 20, 23-24)
(Home team in CAPS)
PITTSBURGH 27, Cincinnati 10 (Thursday, November 20)
Chicago 27, ST. LOUIS 3
N.Y. Jets 34, TENNESSEE 13
Oakland 31, DENVER 10
BALTIMORE 36, Philadelphia 7
N.Y. Giants 37, ARIZONA 29
Houston 16, CLEVELAND 6
ATLANTA 45, Carolina 28
DALLAS 35, San Francisco 22
Washington 20, SEATTLE 17
Tampa Bay 38, DETROIT 20
Indianapolis 23, SAN DIEGO 20
Minnesota 30, JACKSONVILLE 12
Buffalo 54, KANSAS CITY 31
New England 48, MIAMI 28
NEW ORLEANS 51, Green Bay 29 (Monday, November 24)
NFL 2008 WEEK 11 RESULTS NOVEMBER 13, 16-17
(Home team in CAPS)
N.Y. Jets 34, NEW ENGLAND 31 (OT) Thursday, November 13
N.Y. GIANTS 30, Baltimore 10
TAMPA BAY 19, Minnesota 13
SAN FRANCISCO 35, St. Louis 16
Denver 24, ATLANTA 20
Arizona 26, SEATTLE 20
CAROLINA 31, Detroit 22
Tennessee 24, JACKSONVILLE 14
Philadelphia 13, CINCINNATI 13 (tie, OT)
PITTSBURGH 11, San Diego 10
GREEN BAY 37, Chicago 3
Dallas 14, WASHINGTON 10
INDIANAPOLIS 33, Houston 27
MIAMI 17, Oakland 15
New Orleans 30, KANSAS CITY 20
Cleveland 29, BUFFALO 27 Monday, November 17
NFL 2008 WEEK 10 RESULTS NOVEMBER 6, 9-10
(Home team in CAPS)
Byes: Cincinnati Bengals, Dallas Cowboys, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Washington Redskins
Denver 34, CLEVELAND 30 (Thursday Night 11/3)
NEW ENGLAND 20, Buffalo 10
N.Y. JETS 47, St. Louis 3
Carolina 17, OAKLAND 6
ATLANTA 34, New Orleans 20
Indianapolis 24, PITTSBURGH 20
Tennessee 21, CHICAGO 14
SAN DIEGO 20, Kansas City 19
Jacksonville 38, DETROIT 14
Baltimore 41, HOUSTON 13
MIAMI 21, Seattle 19
MINNESOTA 28, Green Bay 27
N.Y. Giants 36, PHILADELPHIA 31 (Sunday Night)
ARIZONA 29, San Francisco 24 (MNF)
NFL 2008 WEEK 9 RESULTS NOVEMBER 2-3
(Home team in CAPS)
Byes: Carolina Panthers, New Orleans Saints, San Diego Chargers, San Francisco 49ers
N.Y. Jets 26, BUFFALO 17
Miami 26, DENVER 17
CHICAGO 27, Detroit 23
N.Y. GIANTS 35, Dallas 14
CINCINNATI 21, Jacksonville 19
Atlanta 24, OAKLAND 0
Baltimore 37, CLEVELAND 27
Philadelphia 26, SEATTLE 7
Tampa Bay 30, KANSAS CITY 27 (OT)
INDIANAPOLIS 18, New England 15
MINNESOTA 28, Houston 21
Arizona 34, ST. LOUIS 13
TENNESSEE 19, Green Bay 16 (OT)
Pittsburgh 23, WASHINGTON 6 (MNF)
NFL 2008 WEEK 8 RESULTS OCTOBER 26-27
(Home team in CAPS)
Byes: Chicago Bears, Denver Broncos, Green Bay Packers, Minnesota Vikings
BALTIMORE 29, Oakland 10
PHILADELPHIA 27, Atlanta 14
CAROLINA 27, Arizona 23
HOUSTON 35, Cincinnati 6
DALLAS 13, Tampa Bay 9
Cleveland 23, JACKSONVILLE 17
Washington 25, DETROIT 17
N.Y. Giants 21, PITTSBURGH 14
MIAMI 25, Buffalo 16
Seattle 34, SAN FRANCISCO 13
NEW ENGLAND 23, St. Louis 16
NEW ORLEANS 37, San Diego 32 (London)
N.Y. JETS 28, Kansas City 24
TENNESSEE 31, Indianapolis 21 (MNF)
NFL 2008 WEEK 7 RESULTS (OCTOBER 19-20)
(Home team in CAPS)
Byes: Arizona Cardinals, Atlanta Falcons, Jacksonville Jaguars, Philadelphia Eagles
BUFFALO 23, San Diego 14
HOUSTON 28, Detroit 21
CAROLINA 30, New Orleans 7
GREEN BAY 34, Indianapolis 14
CHICAGO 48, Minnesota 41
OAKLAND 16, N.Y. Jets 13 (OT)
Pittsburgh 38, CINCINNATI 10
WASHINGTON 14, Cleveland 11
Tennessee 34, KANSAS CITY 10
TAMPA BAY 20, Seattle 10
Baltimore 27, MIAMI 13
N.Y. GIANTS 29, San Francisco 17
ST. LOUIS 34, Dallas 14
NEW ENGLAND 41, Denver 7 (MNF)
NFL 2008 WEEK 6 RESULTS (OCTOBER 12 - 13)
(Home team in CAPS)
Byes: Buffalo Bills, Kansas City Chiefs, Pittsburgh Steelers, Tennessee Titans
ATLANTA 22, Chicago 20
Jacksonville 24, DENVER 17
HOUSTON 29, Miami 28
ARIZONA 30, Dallas 24 (OT)
INDIANAPOLIS 31, Baltimore 3
Philadelphia 40, SAN FRANCISCO 26
MINNESOTA 12, Detroit 10
Green Bay 27, SEATTLE 17
NEW ORLEANS 34, Oakland 3
SAN DIEGO 30, New England 10
N.Y. JETS 26, Cincinnati 14
TAMPA BAY 27, Carolina 3
St. Louis 19, WASHINGTON 17
CLEVELAND 35, N.Y. Giants 14
NFL 2008 WEEK 5 RESULTS (OCTOBER 5 - 6)
(Home team in CAPS)
Byes: Cleveland Browns, N.Y. Jets, Oakland Raiders, St. Louis Rams
Tennessee 13, BALTIMORE 10
DENVER 16, Tampa Bay 13
CAROLINA 34, Kansas City 0
ARIZONA 41, Buffalo 17
Chicago 34, DETROIT 7
DALLAS 31, Cincinnati 22
Atlanta 27, GREEN BAY 24
New England 30, SAN FRANCISCO 21
Indianapolis 31, HOUSTON 27
Pittsburgh 26, JACKSONVILLE 21
MIAMI 17, San Diego 10
N.Y. GIANTS 44, Seattle 6
Washington 23, PHILADELPHIA 17
Minnesota 30, NEW ORLEANS 27 (MNF)
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