W
EEK
5
NFL
G
AME
R
EVIEWS
Tenessee
Titans
13
Baltimore
Ravens
10
The
4
‐
0
Titans
rolled
into
Baltimore,
expecting
to
meet
a
stiff,
top
notch
defence.
That’s
just
what
Kerry
Collins
got
on
the
first
drive
of
the
game
–
he
was
picked
by
Justin
Bannan.
The
first
half
was
a
mess
of
more
interceptions,
Chris
McAllister
picked
off
Collins
and
Then
David
Thornton
picked
off
Joe
Flacco,
quickly
followed
by
Michael
Griffin.
The
end
result
was
only
two
field
goals
–
Matt
Stover
from
28yds
out
in
the
first
quarter,
and
Rob
Bironas
from
35yds
out
in
the
second.
Stover
did
have
a
chance
to
put
the
Ravens
up
at
halftime,
but
it
was
no
good.
The
second
half
opened
up
with
the
first
TD
of
the
game,
Laron
McLain
ran
it
in
from
1yd
out
to
give
Baltimore
the
lead.
After
a
Kerry
Collins
interception
was
nullified
by
a
penalty,
Rob
Bironas
brought
the
Titans
back,
he
hit
a
field
goal
from
26yds
out.
The
game
was
over
when
Kerry
Collins
hit
his
first
TD
of
the
game
to
TE
Alge
Crumpler
to
give
the
Titans
a
3
point
lead.
The
Ravens
tried
to
put
something
together,
but
Nick
Harper
ended
the
comeback,
picking
off
Flacco.
The
Titans
remain
unbeaten
and
win
13
‐
10.
Game
Notes....
o
New
Dimension
–
The
Titans
are
now
5
‐
0
for
the
first
time
EVER!
o
Rush
Ravens...No!
–
The
Ravens
have
now
managed
23
straight
games
without
allowing
more
than
100yds
rushing
–
that’s
the
longest
active
streak
in
the
NFL.
Kansas
City
Chiefs
0
Carolina
Panthers
34
Kansas
have
struggled
recently...run,
pass,
kick...you
name
it...they
can’t
stop
it!
And
when
the
current
NFC
South
leaders
were
their
hosts,
they
were
in
for
a
long
day!
DeAngelo
Williams
opened
up
the
scoring,
a
10yd
run
capped
off
a
solid
drive.
Delhomme
then
opened
up
the
cannon
in
the
second
quarter,
he
Hit
DeAngelo
Williams
deep
from
25yds
out
to
give
them
a
2
score
lead.
If
you
couldn’t
tell...DeAngelo
Williams
was
on
fire
–
he
managed
to
burn
the
Chiefs
again
–
32yds
from
scrimmage,
he
managed
to
embarrass
the
Chiefs
tackling
coach.
The
Panthers
went
into
halftime
21
‐
0
up.
The
Second
half
started
off
a
bit
shaky
for
both
teams
–
Julius
Peppers
stripped
Damon
Huard,
Jake
Delhomme
was
picked
by
Jarrad
Page
in
the
end
zone,
Jon
Beason
picked
Huard,
but
then
John
Kasay
resumed
the
show
with
a
32yd
field
goal
–
extending
the
Panthers
lead.
After
Huard
was
intercepted
for
the
second
time,
Delhomme
played
out
the
attention
the
Chiefs
paid
to
Steve
Smith
by
hitting
Mushin
Muhammad,
who
took
it
47yds
for
another
TD.
Kasay
finished
off
the
scoring
for
the
panthers
with
a
43yd
field
goal
and
the
Chiefs
just
couldn’t
get
anything
from
the
day
at
all
–
It
turned
out
to
be
a
shutout
–
34
‐
0
Panthers.
Game
Notes....
o
Officially
the
best
–
Chiefs
TE
Tony
Gonzalez
broke
the
NFL
record
for
most
receiving
yards
for
a
TE.
He
currently
holds
the
record
for
most
receptions,
yards
and
Touchdowns
in
a
career.
o
DeAngelo
Done
–
DeAngelo
Williams
had
a
great
game
for
the
Panthers
–
He
ran
for
a
career
high
123yds
and
2
rushing
TD’s,
and
added
a
25yd
TD
catch
to
his
day.
Chicago
Bears
34
Detroit
Lions
7
The
Bears
have
found
hope
behind
a
strong
running
game...Something
that
they
haven’t
had
for
a
few
years.
The
Lions
have...well
let’s
not
get
into
that!
It
was
a
quiet
start
to
the
game;
the
only
score
of
the
first
quarter
was
a
37yd
Robbie
Gould
field
goal.
Matt
Forte
has
been
great
all
season
and
when
he
caught
a
9yd
TD
pass
from
Kyle
Orton,
he
proved
something
else
–
he
can
definitely
be
a
receiving
threat!
We
all
know
that
Devin
Hester
can
be
a
receiving
threat;
he
caught
a
TD
from
Kyle
Orton
–
12yds
out
to
put
the
Bears
up
17
‐
0
at
the
half.
Matt
Forte
got
his
first
rushing
TD
of
the
game
–
1yds
out
gave
the
Bears
a
24
point
lead.
Jon
Kitna
was
subbed
out
for
Dan
Orlovsky
who
quickly
got
to
work...the
wrong
way!
He
hit
Charles
Tillman
in
the
Bear’s
backfield
–
he
ran
it
back
to
the
house
for
a
26yd
defensive
TD.
The
Lions
didn’t
want
to
suffer
the
kind
of
embarrassment
the
Panthers
dealt
out
to
the
Chiefs...Kevin
Smith
ran
in
from
12yds
out
to
get
them
on
the
board
and
avoid
the
shutout.
Robbie
Gould
ended
the
game
–
a
45yd
field
goal
ended
the
game.
34
‐
7
the
Bears
win
and
advance
to
3
‐
2,
the
Lions
drop
to
0
‐
4!
Game
Notes....
o
Hester
Charm?
–
The
Bears
are
now
10
‐
2
in
games
where
Devin
Hester
has
a
TD.
o
Orton
Top
–
Kyle
Orton
had
a
career
best
334yds
and
two
TD
game,
he’s
hit
7
TD’s
in
his
last
3
games.
Atlanta
Falcons
27
Greenbay
Packers
24
The
Falcons
are
a
real
surprise
this
season,
2
‐
2
on
what
was
meant
to
be
a
rebuilding
season.
The
Packers
have
had
a
lot
of
media
pressure
and
have
held
up
well.
This
was
going
to
be
a
very
evenly
matched
game.
Matt
Ryan
has
a
knack
for
scoring
on
the
first
drive
and
he
did
it
again
–
a
1yd
TD
to
Justin
Peelle.
Jason
Elam
then
put
the
Falcons
up
by
10
points;
he
added
3
from
42yds
out.
It
took
until
the
second
quarter
for
Aaron
Rodgers
to
realise
the
inexperience
of
the
Falcons
DB’s,
but
when
he
did
he
hit
Donald
Driver
in
the
end
zone
from
44yds
out
for
a
spectacular
catch.
Matt
Ryan
answered
Rodgers
though,
No
huddle
he
hit
Roddy
White
for
a
22yds
TD
to
retain
the
Falcon’s
10
point
lead
going
into
halftime.
After
a
quiet
third
quarter,
which
included
a
50yd
Mason
Crosby
field
goal,
the
pack
intercepted
Matt
Ryan
and
set
up
Rodgers
deep
for
Greg
Jennings
from
25yds
out
to
tie
the
game.
Elam
gave
the
Falcon’s
their
lead
back
thanks
to
a
41yd
field
goal,
then
Michael
“Burner”
Turner’s
run
game
paid
off
–
he
ran
in
from
2yds
out.
Rodgers
wouldn’t
let
the
game
go;
he
hit
Donald
Lee
from
4yds
out
to
bring
the
game
within
3
points.
The
Pack
just
couldn’t
get
the
ball
back
and
the
Falcons
were
able
to
run
out
the
clock.
The
Falcons
win
27
‐
24
and
go
on
to
a
3
‐
2
record.
Game
Notes....
o
Hot
Rod!
–
Roddy
White
had
a
stunning
day;
he
led
the
NFL
in
receiving
yards
this
weekend
with
132yds
and
1TD.
o
Penalties
Kill
–
The
Falcons
had
only
2
penalties
for
15yds,
whereas
the
Pack
committed
9
for
97yds.
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