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Mon, Nov 29 04 "My NFL week 12 tips contd! Raiders defeat the Broncos in a rippa of a Sunday night game! Moose's comments with Week 12 Scores!"

I forgot. I gotta pick the Packers tonight over the Rams. I do think the Rams are a better team then their record is showing. Amazing 2 weeks in a row I have kicked butt in tipping I'm 12-3 at the moment.

What a rippa of a game it was last night as the Raiders defeated the Bronco's by 1 in a very snowy Denver. A bad lost for the Bronco's. I watched NFL all day Sunday and it was great. Lots more coming to NFL webWORLD all this week including Moose's report and news direct from NFL Media.

Moose's comments with Week 12 Scores:

New England 24, Baltimore 3
Minnesota 27, Jacksonville 16
Carolina 21, Tampa Bay 14
Pittsburgh 16, Washington 7 (The 'Deadskins get a break this week - Eli Manning!)
Philadelphia 27, New York Giants 6
Cinncinnati 58, Cleveland 48 (can you believe?, the second highest scoring game in League's 85 year history?)
Miami 24, San Francisco 17
New York Jets 13, Arizona 3
Buffalo 38, Seattle 9
Atlanta 24, New Orleans 21 (Mike Vick beats his 2nd cousin Brooks team. Will VA. ever be the same?)
Dallas 21, Chicago 7 (what happened to Jon Quinn since that NFL E Bowl win in '01?)
Indianapolis 41, Detroit 9
Houston 31, Tennessee 21
Oakland 25, Denver 24 (Oh, the indignity! Madness Raidahs over Mykkie's Broncs...)
San Diego 34, Kansas City 31 " Moose

Sat, Nov 27 04 "My NFL week 12 tips contd! Super Bowl possibilities!" Myk Aussie

After several horrid weeks of tipping I picked 15 out of 16 in week 11. Week 12 cont from Thursday.

Pats over Ravens. Chris Cowboy Corean has gone for the Ravens. Yes it could be  close one but I gotta go with the reigning Super Bowl Champs. Eagles over the Giants. I wonder how CDN Jesse Palmer the Bachelor is going, he no doubt watched the recent series that concluded this week, wishing he again had the chance at 25 hot Cwoa's. 3rd string QB what a horrid job. Not playing must be tough. I covered Jesse's Bachelor series extensively on here from a comedy aspect, read back to the summer months below. 

Steelers over Redskins. Bengals over the Browns just. Vikings over Jags. Panthers over Buc's but I'm not sure on this one. Chiefs over Chargers in a Divisional game. Texans over Tits. Falcons over Saints. Jets over Cardinals. Seahawks over Bills. Fish over 49ers. And the game I am looking forward to the most is the Broncos over the Raiders Sunday night in another Divisional game and Big rivals. 

In Super Bowl possibilities I thinking it will be the NFC Eagles against the AFC Pats, or the Colts or possibly the Broncos or Steelers or Jets. In the NFC the Eagles could be challenged by the Vikings, Packers or Falcons. NFL Sunday I can't wait" Myk Aussie

Thurs, Nov 25 04 "NFL is on today, thanksgiving in the US. Me tips and reports direct from NFL Media! NFL Players of week 11!

The start of me week 12 tips! The rest coming Saturday. 

Colts to defeat the Lions. Bears at Cowboys? Well, well, well I suppose I better tip the Cowboys at home but this game could go either way.

From NFL Media

AFC - COLTS RB EDGERRIN JAMES, BILLS S LAWYER MILLOY &
STEELERS P CHRIS GARDOCKI NAMED AFC PLAYERS OF WEEK 11

Running back EDGERRIN JAMES of the Indianapolis Colts, safety LAWYER MILLOY of the Buffalo Bills and punter CHRIS GARDOCKI of the Pittsburgh Steelers are the AFC Offensive, Defensive and Special Teams Players of the Week for games played the 11th week of the 2004 season (November 21-22), the NFL announced today.

OFFENSE: RB EDGERRIN JAMES, INDIANAPOLIS COLTS

Indianapolis’ James recorded an NFL season-high 204 rushing yards at Soldier Field to help the Colts defeat the Bears 41-10.  James racked up his yards and one touchdown on 23 carries for an 8.9-yard average and is the first player to reach 200 rushing yards in a game this season.  James, who now stands as the AFC’s top rusher with 1,081 yards, earned a first down on 10 of his 23 attempts (43.5 percent) and rushed for five or more yards on 14 of his carries.  The Bears entered the game ranked 13th in the league in yards allowed per carry (3.9 yards) and since the club’s first season in 1920 had allowed only one opposing player to surpass 200 yards on the ground in Chicago – Pro Football Hall of Famer EARL CAMPBELL (206) of the Houston Oilers on November 16, 1980.  Indianapolis stands at 7-3 and is in sole possession of first-place in the AFC South.

In his sixth season from Miami, this is James’ sixth career Player of the Week Award and his second of the season (Week 2).

DEFENSE: S LAWYER MILLOY, BUFFALO BILLS

Milloy registered a career-high 3.0 sacks and nine total tackles in a 37-17 win against St. Louis.  Milloy led a Buffalo defense that limited the Rams to a season-low 35 rushing yards.  St. Louis entered the game with the NFL’s sixth-ranked offense and was unable to score a second-half point.  Buffalo’s pass rush, with the 6-0, 190-pound Milloy at the helm, accounted for six sacks and helped force three interceptions. The St. Louis native is only the fourth Buffalo defensive back since 1970 to register multiple sacks in one game.

Milloy, in his ninth season from Washington, now has three Player of the Week honors to his credit.  This is his first as a member of the Bills.

 SPECIAL TEAMS: P CHRIS GARDOCKI, PITTSBURGH STEELERS

In a game of field position, Pittsburgh’s Gardocki was a key asset in keeping the Bengals at bay in a 19-14 Steelers victory at Cincinnati.  Gardocki punted seven times, placing five of his kicks inside the Bengals’ 20-yard line and three of them inside the 10.  Pittsburgh nursed a 17-14 lead with 10:37 left in regulation, facing fourth down on its own 23-yard line when the 14-year NFL veteran was called upon to give Cincinnati a long field.  Gardocki delivered with a 50-yard boot and no return, forcing the Bengals to take possession on their own 36.  The Steelers’ defense took care of matters from there as Cincinnati would not cross its own 36 for the remainder of the game.

This is the first career Player of the Week Award for Gardocki, who currently holds the NFL record for the most consecutive punts without one blocked (1,026).

NFC - PANTHERS RB NICK GOINGS, SEAHAWKS S MICHAEL BOULWARE &
PACKERS K RYAN LONGWELL NAMED NFC PLAYERS OF WEEK 11

Running back NICK GOINGS of the Carolina Panthers, safety MICHAEL BOULWARE of the Seattle Seahawks and kicker RYAN LONGWELL of the Green Bay Packers are the NFC Offensive, Defensive and Special Teams Players of the Week for games played the 11th week of the 2004 season (November 21-22), the NFL announced today.

OFFENSE: RB NICK GOINGS, CAROLINA PANTHERS

Goings helped the Panthers to their second consecutive victory, a 35-10 home-win against the Arizona Cardinals. Goings rushed for a Week 11 NFC-high 121 yards on 22 carries, including a franchise-record- tying three touchdown runs. His two-yard touchdown opened the scoring midway through the first quarter and he followed that up later in the first with a 57-yard scoring jaunt, the longest run of his career. The Dublin, Ohio native staked the Panthers to a 21-0 second-quarter advantage with a one-yard touchdown run, as he averaged 5.5 yards per carry on the day. Goings three-touchdown performance came against a Cardinals defense that entered the game having allowed only four rushing touchdowns all season, tied for the third-fewest in the NFL. He also added three receptions for 21 yards in the win.

In his fourth season from Pittsburgh, this is Goings’ first Player of the Week Award.

DEFENSE: S MICHAEL BOULWARE, SEATTLE SEAHAWKS

Boulware produced a monumental play in the Seahawks 24-17 victory over the visiting Miami Dolphins, lifting Seattle to a 6-4 record and a one-game lead in the NFC West. With the score tied 17-17 late in the fourth quarter, Miami faced a first and 10 at the Seattle 41, marching toward a potential game-winning field goal, when the rookie intervened. Boulware intercepted a pass and returned it 63 yards for a touchdown, giving the Seahawks a 24-17 lead with 56 seconds remaining. Boulware, who also added three tackles on the day, is tied for the NFL rookie lead with four interceptions.

A second-round draft choice from Florida State, this is Boulware’s first Player of the Week Award.

SPECIAL TEAMS: K RYAN LONGWELL, GREEN BAY PACKERS

Longwell succeeded with the game on the line for Green Bay, as the Packers rebounded from a 13-3 fourth-quarter deficit en route to a 16-13 road-win over the Houston Texans. Longwell, who connected on three of four field goal attempts, capped the comeback with his game-winning 46-yarder as time expired, helping the Packers remain in a first-place tie with the Minnesota Vikings in the NFC North at 6-4. In addition to his game-winner, Longwell was good from 23 and 39 yards, with his lone miscue coming from 49 yards. He has also connected on 135 consecutive extra points, tying him with CHRIS JACKE for the most in franchise history.

In his eighth season from California, this is Longwell’s fifth career Player of the Week Award. The Bend, Oregon native was also named the NFC Special Teams Player of the Month for October.

It is so cool to be the only Aussie that has regularly reported on the NFL for the past 5 years. Yep that's me, I have had NFL media passes at Super Bowl's, Pro Bowl's and other NFL games. Thus I am allowed into the NFL Media section and allowed to post their great reports on here. Much more coming over the coming weeks." Myk Aussie

Wed, Nov 24 04 "Due to the CFL Grey Cup a reduced NFL report from Moose" Myk Aussie

Memo to "They would be Giants" Coach Tom 'Chuckles' Coughlin you were making a terrible mistake benching two-time ArenaBowl/ two-time Super Bowl QB Kurt (Mad Dog) Warner and replacing him with Eli Manning, who was horrible in the their loss Sunday. Why would a team that is seemingly headed to the playoffs bench it a REAL QB and start a guy who doesn't even shave every day?! Manning will be the biggest bust since Ryan Leaf, mark my words. His stats on the season: so far, 20 out of 46 for 222 yds, 1 TD and 3 INTs. A Peyton Manning he's not. More like ARCHIE (28-72-1 as an NFL starter). Joe Gibbs showed he's still not with it when he praised Pat Ramsey, who frankly is afraid of Gibbs, WHEN THE R'Skins lost, 28-6 to Philly. Ramsey played WELL, GIBBS SAID?! How can you play well and lose 28-6?" Moose

Tues, Nov 23 04 "Jason Clermont I firmly believe a future NFLer wins the Best Canadian Player in the 92nd CFL Grey Cup! I finally kicked but in NFL tipping"

NFL mates have a read below in regards to Jason Clermont. Due to the CFL Grey Cup I could not watch much NFL over the weekend but I know I did great in the tipping after a couple of horrid weeks. Lots of NFL News direct from NFL Media coming all week." Myk Aussie

Sat, Nov 20 04 "My NFL week 11 tips and lots of NFL News direct from NFL Media! Former NFLers in tomorrows CFL Grey Cup!

It's been a Big week in the CFL the Canadian Football League as the 92nd Grey Cup is played tomorrow. Some former NFLers and future NFLers will be playing including John Avery for the Argo's and Dave Dickenson of the BC Lions. Andre Rison apparently will not play for the Argo's after some recent poor form. It was a risk for the Argo's signing the old fella and former NFL Champ WR. Jason Clermont of the Lions could be in the NFL soon as he was offered a contract with the Dolphins in 04 and he had a great year for the BC Lions winning the Outstanding Canadian Player of the Year Award. Will the CFL's Most Outstanding Player of the Year Lions QB Casey Printers be in the NFL in 05? 

NFL week 11 tips Ravens over the terrible Cowboys, Rams over Bills, Colts over Bears, Jets over Browns, Vikings over the Lions in what could be the game of the round, Bronco's over Saints, Buc's over 49ers, Chargers over the Raiders. Will Ricky Ray currently 3rd QB with the Jets end up at the Raiders, MADNess SportsRage star thinks so! 

Seahawks over the Dolphins. CFL Canadian Player of the Year Jason Clermont would have been a great Tight End for the Dolphins. Falcons over the Giants, Eagles over the Redskins, Packers over the Texans, Pats over the Chiefs, Steelers over Bengals, Panthers over the Cardinals, Tits over Jags. Keep reading below for some great reports direct from NFL Media below." Myk Aussie

Fri, Nov 19 04 "NFL Quarterback injuries for week 1! Injury reports from 2 of the possible most interesting games this weekend! Me NFL Week 11 picks coming Saturday"

From NFLmedia

It is so cool to be the only Aussie that has regularly reported on the NFL for the past 5 years. Yep that's me, I have had NFL media passes at Super Bowl's, Pro Bowl's and other NFL games. Thus I am allowed into the NFL Media section and allowed to post their great reports on here. Much more coming over the coming weeks." Myk Aussie

Thurs, Nov 18 04 "NFL Players of the week! Pro Bowl votes so far! Vikings Star QB Daunte Culpepper leads the way!" 

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From NFLmedia

COLTS QB PEYTON MANNING, STEELERS S TROY POLAMALU & RAVENS QB-P KORDELL STEWART NAMED

AFC PLAYERS OF WEEK 10

Quarterback PEYTON MANNING of the Indianapolis Colts, safety TROY POLAMALU of the Pittsburgh Steelers and quarterback/emergency punter KORDELL STEWART of the Baltimore Ravens are the AFC Offensive, Defensive and Special Teams Players of the Week for games played the 10th week of the 2004 season (November 14-15), the NFL announced today.

OFFENSE: QB PEYTON MANNING, INDIANAPOLIS COLTS

The Colts’ Manning threw for five touchdowns for the third time this season with 320 yards on 18 of 27 passing (66.7 percent) against two interceptions for a 115.7 passer rating in a convincing 49-14 win over upstart AFC South rival Houston (4-5) in Indianapolis.  Manning has now passed for five touchdowns three times this season, tying an NFL record shared with Minnesota’s DAUNTE CULPEPPER, who also has three such games on the year.  Manning has 31 touchdown passes through nine games – the fewest games played to reach that mark in NFL history.  In his seventh year from Tennessee, he is on pace to surpass the NFL record for most touchdown passes in a season (DAN MARINO, 48, 1984).  Manning’s arm accounted for the game’s first four touchdowns to place the visitors on their heels, throwing two scoring strikes to both tight end DALLAS CLARK and wide receiver BRANDON STOKLEY.  Receiver REGGIE WAYNE’s TD catch marked the sixth game in the past eight that he has snagged a scoring reception.  With the victory, Indianapolis (6-3) remains tied with Jacksonville (6-3) atop the AFC South.

This is the second Player of the Week Award for Manning this season (Week 3) and the ninth of his career.

DEFENSE: S TROY POLAMALU, PITTSBURGH STEELERS

Pittsburgh’s Polamalu helped extend the Steelers’ win streak to seven games with a 24-10 victory at Cleveland in the AFC’s oldest rivalry.  The second-year safety from USC claimed four tackles and a pair of interceptions, including one interception on the Steelers’ two-yard line to maintain a 14-3 lead.  The 5-10, 212-pounder played a significant role in limiting the Browns’ offense to 228 total yards, including only 68 on the ground, to advance Pittsburgh’s record to 8-1, tied with New England for the AFC’s best mark. Cleveland was two-of-10 on third down conversion tries and ran only two plays inside the Steelers’ 10-yard line on the day.  With the victory, Pittsburgh head coach BILL COWHER is now 71-1-1 (.979) in his career when his Steelers gain a lead of at least 14 points.

This is Polamalu’s first career Player of the Week distinction and marks the third time a Steelers defender has been so honored in the past five weeks.

 SPECIAL TEAMS: QB-P KORDELL STEWART, BALTIMORE RAVENS

In a 20-17 overtime road victory for Baltimore against the New York Jets, reserve quarterback KORDELL STEWART answered the call to handle punting duties in a battle of field position.  Ravens punter DAVE ZASTUDIL left the game in the second quarter with a shoulder injury, leaving Stewart to fill the void.  In his first punting effort since his days at John Ehret High School in New Orleans, the 10-year NFL veteran from Colorado punted five times for a 35.4 average, including two punts placed within the Jets’ 20-yard line.  Stewart’s final punt of the day came in overtime, when he blasted a 42-yarder which was downed on the Jets’ nine-yard line by starting linebacker and standout special teamer ADALIUS THOMAS.  Baltimore’s defense forced New York into a punt three plays later and the Ravens won the game on their ensuing possession, thanks to a 42-yard field goal by MATT STOVER.

This is the second career Player of the Week Award for Stewart, who also was honored in Week 14 of 2001 for his quarterback play with the Steelers.

NFC PLAYERS OF WEEK 10

PACKERS QB BRETT FAVRE, CARDINALS DE BERTRAND BERRY &
LIONS PR EDDIE DRUMMOND NAMED NFC PLAYERS OF WEEK 10

Quarterback BRETT FAVRE of the Green Bay Packers, defensive end BERTRAND BERRY of the Arizona Cardinals and punt returner EDDIE DRUMMOND of the Detroit Lions are the NFC Offensive, Defensive and Special Teams Players of the Week for games played the 10th week of the 2004 season (November 14-15), the NFL announced today.

OFFENSE: QB BRETT FAVRE, GREEN BAY PACKERS

Favre led the Packers to a thrilling 34-31 win over the NFC North rival Minnesota Vikings at Lambeau Field, improving Green Bay to 5-4 and earning a tie for first place with Minnesota (5-4). Favre completed 20 of 29 attempts for 236 yards, four touchdowns and no interceptions, posting a 133.0 passer rating. After the Vikings rebounded from a 31-17 fourth-quarter deficit to tie the score with 1:20 remaining, Favre led the Packers 39 yards in five plays, setting up kicker RYAN LONGWELL’s 33-yard game-winning field goal as time expired. The four-touchdown performance was the 18th of his career, breaking a tie with JOHNNY UNITAS (17) for the second-most in NFL history, trailing only DAN MARINO (21). Playing in his 200th consecutive game, Favre led the team to points on four of its first five possessions, helping Green Bay build a 24-10 halftime advantage.

In his 14th season from Southern Mississippi, this is Favre’s ninth Player of the Week Award.

DEFENSE: DE BERTRAND BERRY, ARIZONA CARDINALS

Berry was a key factor in the Cardinals’ third consecutive home victory, a 17-14 triumph over the New York Giants. He led all Arizona defensive linemen with seven tackles and posted a career-high 4.0 sacks, the second-highest total in franchise history. The former Denver Broncos’ lineman who joined the club as a free agent during the offseason totaled 3.0 second-half sacks as the Cardinals posted a shutout over the final two quarters to ensure the victory. Berry’s 4.0-sack effort was the first by an Arizona player since defensive end CURTIS GREER had 4.5 on December 18, 1983 in a 31-7 win against Philadelphia.

In his seventh season from Notre Dame, this is Berry’s first Player of the Week Award.

SPECIAL TEAMS: PR EDDIE DRUMMOND, DETROIT LIONS

Drummond turned in a historic performance for the Lions, becoming the first player in NFL history with two fourth-quarter punt return touchdowns. With Detroit trailing 17-0 to the Jacksonville Jaguars, Drummond’s 55-yard scoring dash put the Lions on the scoreboard with 13:07 remaining. Then after a field goal drew them to within 17-10, Drummond’s thrilling 83-yard touchdown return with 46 seconds left forced overtime. The Jaguars ultimately prevailing 23-17. Drummond, who leads the NFL with a 15.2-yard punt return average, became the 11th player ever to have two punt return touchdowns in a single game. His 199 punt return yards are a franchise record and the third-most all-time.

In his third season from Penn State, this is Drummond’s first Player of the Week Award. Drummond was named the NFC’s Special Teams Player of the Month in September.

It is so cool to be the only Aussie that has regularly reported on the NFL for the past 5 years. Yep that's me, I have had NFL media passes at Super Bowl's, Pro Bowl's and other NFL games. Thus I am allowed into the NFL Media section and allowed to post their great reports on here. Much more coming over the coming weeks." Myk Aussie

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