Patriots QB Tom Brady, Chargers ILB Donald Butler and Broncos PK Matt Prater were named the AFC’s Players of the Week for Week Four.
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Brady, Butler, Prater named AFC Players of the Week (Pro Football Weekly)
Patriots QB Tom Brady, Chargers ILB Donald Butler and Broncos PK Matt Prater were named the AFC’s Players of the Week for Week Four.
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Brady, Butler, Prater named AFC Players of the Week (Pro Football Weekly)
We love best selling jersey lists because it’s a popularity contest with people voting with their wallets. Here are the top-selling NFL player jerseys…
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Top-selling NFL jerseys
The New York Jets have moved quickly to replace wide receiver Santonio Holmes, who is likely out for the season with a foot injury.
Just when New York Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez received a vote of confidence from his head coach, the team’s owner is reportedly pushing for a change, according to an ESPNNewYork.com report.
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Report: Jets owner could push for Tebow (The SportsXchange)
ESPNBoston.com’s Mike Reiss checks in from a rainy Foxborough to talk about the Patriots’ preparations for Peyton Manning and the Broncos (video above…
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Video: Spotlight on Brady vs. Manning
By Rich Kurtzman Everyone knows the Denver Broncos and New England Patriots have two of the most explosive offenses in the NFL today.
The Philadelphia Eagles made the wrong kind of headlines on defense last season. But although Eagles fans like myself called for a complete overhaul – especially when it came to defensive coordinator Juan Castillo – Philadelphia’s defensive prowess has returned with a vengeance this season. However, it will be matched up against a much more battle tested defense this coming week – albeit a banged up one.
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Eagles Match Their Rising Defense Against Banged Up Steelers: A Fan’s Outlook (Yahoo! Contributor Network)
Falling Worry about Brady Quinn: This is really about Matt Cassel, but Quinn is becoming a central figure in a building AFC West storyline. After a 1…
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AFC West Stock Watch
J.J. Watt and the 4-0 Texans jump up to No.1.
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NFP Week 5 Power Rankings (National Football Post)
Top AFC seeds : Houston Texans, Baltimore Ravens Other AFC division champs : Denver Broncos, New England Patriots AFC wild cards : Pittsburgh Steelers, San Diego Chargers Top NFC seeds : Atlanta Falcons, San Francisco 49ers Other NFC division champs : Philadelphia Eagles, Green Bay Packers NFC wild cards : Arizona Cardinals, New York Giants • This week’s absurdly premature playoff picture will be a great treat for those of you who fear change. There are no newcomers, and no one drops out. In the NFC, only the seeding changes. In the AFC, not even that changes. • The Eagles take over the driver’s seat in the NFC East, but it’s not a kneejerk reaction to their win over the Giants on Sunday night ‒ well, okay, maybe it is, but it’s not just a kneejerk reaction to their win over the Giants on Sunday night. I see the Eagles as legit contenders, mostly on the strength of their defense. Are they better than the Giants? Through four games, their defense certainly has been. • I will consider moving the Cardinals ahead of the 49ers in the NFC West, but I won’t do so before week eight. I’m sorry, but I’ve been burned on these early-season wonders before. If they’re still ahead in the division after week eight, I will revisit the issue. Aside from that, it would take some kind of major 49ers disaster for them to lose their spot as division champs.
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Absurdly premature 2012 playoff picture: Week 4 (Shutdown Corner)