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2020 NFL Standings: Playoffs
Week- 14
Playoff Leaders:
American Football Conference
No.1: zKansas City (12 - 1)
No.2: xPittsburgh (11 - 2)
No.3: Buffalo (10 - 3)
No.4: Tennessee (9 - 4) Wins tie break over Indianapolis based on best win percentage in division games.
No.5: Cleveland (9 - 4) Wins tie break over Indianapolis based on head-to-head win percentage.
No.6: Indianapolis (9 - 4)
No.7: Miami (8 - 5) Wins tie break over Baltimore based on best win percentage in conference games.
National Football Conference
No.1: zGreen Bay (10 - 3) Wins tie break over New Orleans based on head-to-head win percentage.
No.2: xNew Orleans (10 - 3)
No.3: Los Angeles Rams (9 - 4) Wins tie break over Seattle based on head-to-head win percentage.
No.4: Washington (6 - 7)
No.5: Seattle (9 - 4)
No.6: Tampa Bay (8 - 5)
No.7: Arizona (7 - 6)
2020 NFL Standings: Division
Week-14
Division Leaders:
American Football Conference
East: Buffalo (10 - 3)
North: xPittsburgh (11 - 2)
South: Tennessee (9 - 4). Indianapolis (9 - 4)
West: zKansas City (12 - 1)
National Football Conference
East: Washington (6 - 7)
North: zGreen Bay (10 - 3)
South: xNew Orleans (10 - 3)
West: Los Angeles Rams (9 - 4). Seattle (9 - 4)
X --:Clinched Playoff Berth
z --:Clinched Division
Week- 14
Playoff Leaders:
American Football Conference
No.1: zKansas City (12 - 1)
No.2: xPittsburgh (11 - 2)
No.3: Buffalo (10 - 3)
No.4: Tennessee (9 - 4) Wins tie break over Indianapolis based on best win percentage in division games.
No.5: Cleveland (9 - 4) Wins tie break over Indianapolis based on head-to-head win percentage.
No.6: Indianapolis (9 - 4)
No.7: Miami (8 - 5) Wins tie break over Baltimore based on best win percentage in conference games.
National Football Conference
No.1: zGreen Bay (10 - 3) Wins tie break over New Orleans based on head-to-head win percentage.
No.2: xNew Orleans (10 - 3)
No.3: Los Angeles Rams (9 - 4) Wins tie break over Seattle based on head-to-head win percentage.
No.4: Washington (6 - 7)
No.5: Seattle (9 - 4)
No.6: Tampa Bay (8 - 5)
No.7: Arizona (7 - 6)
2020 NFL Standings: Division
Week-14
Division Leaders:
American Football Conference
East: Buffalo (10 - 3)
North: xPittsburgh (11 - 2)
South: Tennessee (9 - 4). Indianapolis (9 - 4)
West: zKansas City (12 - 1)
National Football Conference
East: Washington (6 - 7)
North: zGreen Bay (10 - 3)
South: xNew Orleans (10 - 3)
West: Los Angeles Rams (9 - 4). Seattle (9 - 4)
X --:Clinched Playoff Berth
z --:Clinched Division
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2020 NFL Player Stats (Offense)
Week - 14
Leaders:
Passing Yards: Mahomes, Kansas City - 4,208
Passing TD's: Rodgers, Green Bay - 39
Quarterback Rating: Rogders, Green Bay - 84.9
Rushing Yards: Henry, Tennessee - 1,532
Rushing TD's: Cook, Minnesota. Henry, Tennessee - 14
Receptions: Diggs, Buffalo - 100
Receiving Yards: Kelce, Kansas City - 1,250
Receiving TD's: Hill, Kansas City. Adams, Green Bay - 14
2020 NFL Player Stats (Defense)
Week - 14
Leaders:
Total Tackles: Cunningham, Houston - 127
Solo Tackles: Smith, Chicago - 85
Tackles for loss: T.J.Watts, Pittsburgh - 21
Sacks: Donald, Los Angeles Rams - 12.5
Interceptions: Howard, Miami - 9
Week - 14
Leaders:
Passing Yards: Mahomes, Kansas City - 4,208
Passing TD's: Rodgers, Green Bay - 39
Quarterback Rating: Rogders, Green Bay - 84.9
Rushing Yards: Henry, Tennessee - 1,532
Rushing TD's: Cook, Minnesota. Henry, Tennessee - 14
Receptions: Diggs, Buffalo - 100
Receiving Yards: Kelce, Kansas City - 1,250
Receiving TD's: Hill, Kansas City. Adams, Green Bay - 14
2020 NFL Player Stats (Defense)
Week - 14
Leaders:
Total Tackles: Cunningham, Houston - 127
Solo Tackles: Smith, Chicago - 85
Tackles for loss: T.J.Watts, Pittsburgh - 21
Sacks: Donald, Los Angeles Rams - 12.5
Interceptions: Howard, Miami - 9
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Baltimore Ravens WR Dez Bryant catches first TD pass in over 3 years
Ravens wide receiver Dez Bryant was able to officially throw up the X for the first time in 1,106 days. Bryant caught an 11-yard touchdown pass from Lamar Jackson in the second quarter Sunday, marking the first time he had reached the end zone since Dec. 10, 2017. He immediately celebrated with his signature X, crossing both arms in front of him. "The meaning is to X out the negative, to truly never give up and beat the odds and destroy adversity," Bryant said. "That's what it means. That's why I do it. Me throwing up the X and the world seeing it, it makes me feel good." Bryant, 32, became just the second Pro Bowl wide receiver to return to the NFL after missing two full seasons (Josh Gordon was the other, when he returned to the Browns in 2017). He began on the Ravens' practice squad before being signed to the active roster Nov. 28.
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Ravens wide receiver Dez Bryant was able to officially throw up the X for the first time in 1,106 days. Bryant caught an 11-yard touchdown pass from Lamar Jackson in the second quarter Sunday, marking the first time he had reached the end zone since Dec. 10, 2017. He immediately celebrated with his signature X, crossing both arms in front of him. "The meaning is to X out the negative, to truly never give up and beat the odds and destroy adversity," Bryant said. "That's what it means. That's why I do it. Me throwing up the X and the world seeing it, it makes me feel good." Bryant, 32, became just the second Pro Bowl wide receiver to return to the NFL after missing two full seasons (Josh Gordon was the other, when he returned to the Browns in 2017). He began on the Ravens' practice squad before being signed to the active roster Nov. 28.
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Kansas City, Green Bay, Baltimore, Seattle lead Pro Bowl selections
The Kansas City Chiefs, Green Bay Packers, Baltimore Ravens and Seattle Seahawks each had a league-high seven players selected to the 2021 Pro Bowl. Kansas City's Patrick Mahomes and Green Bay's Aaron Rodgers were designated as the starting quarterbacks for their respective conferences. Each is a strong contender for league MVP; Mahomes leads the NFL in passing yards with 4,462, and Rodgers is tops in touchdowns with 40. Mahomes is joined in the AFC by quarterbacks Josh Allen of the Buffalo Bills and Deshaun Watson of the Houston Texans. For the NFC, it's Rodgers, Seattle's Russell Wilson and Arizona's Kyler Murray. There will be no actual game this season because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Instead, players will be celebrated on Jan. 31 during two Pro Bowl-themed shows airing on an ESPN/ABC simulcast, with a virtual Pro Bowl experience within the Madden NFL 21 video game. Roster selections were determined by votes of players, coaches and fans. At the other end of the spectrum, the Dallas Cowboys were among five teams without a Pro Bowl player, the others being the Jacksonville Jaguars, New York Jets, Cincinnati Bengals and Carolina Panthers.
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The Kansas City Chiefs, Green Bay Packers, Baltimore Ravens and Seattle Seahawks each had a league-high seven players selected to the 2021 Pro Bowl. Kansas City's Patrick Mahomes and Green Bay's Aaron Rodgers were designated as the starting quarterbacks for their respective conferences. Each is a strong contender for league MVP; Mahomes leads the NFL in passing yards with 4,462, and Rodgers is tops in touchdowns with 40. Mahomes is joined in the AFC by quarterbacks Josh Allen of the Buffalo Bills and Deshaun Watson of the Houston Texans. For the NFC, it's Rodgers, Seattle's Russell Wilson and Arizona's Kyler Murray. There will be no actual game this season because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Instead, players will be celebrated on Jan. 31 during two Pro Bowl-themed shows airing on an ESPN/ABC simulcast, with a virtual Pro Bowl experience within the Madden NFL 21 video game. Roster selections were determined by votes of players, coaches and fans. At the other end of the spectrum, the Dallas Cowboys were among five teams without a Pro Bowl player, the others being the Jacksonville Jaguars, New York Jets, Cincinnati Bengals and Carolina Panthers.
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Hall of Famer Kevin Greene, third all-time in sacks, dies at 58
Hall of Fame linebacker Kevin Greene, considered one of the fiercest pass-rushers in NFL history, has died. He was 58. Greene died Monday, the family confirmed, as did the Pro Football Hall of Fame. No cause of death was given. A two-time All-Pro and five-time Pro Bowl selection, Greene finished his career with 160 sacks, which ranks third in league history behind only Bruce Smith (200) and Reggie White (198). He also had 23 forced fumbles and five interceptions. He played 15 seasons in the NFL for four teams: the Los Angeles Rams (1985-1992), Steelers (1993-1995), Carolina Panthers (1996, 1998-99) and San Francisco 49ers. He was All-Pro in 1994 and 1996. He also coached for the Green Bay Packers and New York Jets after his retirement.
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Hall of Fame linebacker Kevin Greene, considered one of the fiercest pass-rushers in NFL history, has died. He was 58. Greene died Monday, the family confirmed, as did the Pro Football Hall of Fame. No cause of death was given. A two-time All-Pro and five-time Pro Bowl selection, Greene finished his career with 160 sacks, which ranks third in league history behind only Bruce Smith (200) and Reggie White (198). He also had 23 forced fumbles and five interceptions. He played 15 seasons in the NFL for four teams: the Los Angeles Rams (1985-1992), Steelers (1993-1995), Carolina Panthers (1996, 1998-99) and San Francisco 49ers. He was All-Pro in 1994 and 1996. He also coached for the Green Bay Packers and New York Jets after his retirement.
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NFL Power Rankings Week 16: 1-32 poll, plus the most underrated standout on each team
By this time of year in the NFL Power Rankings, most teams, star players and overarching subjects have been discussed. That is why we're devoting the rankings before Christmas to highlighting players on each team who have been overlooked in 2020.
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By this time of year in the NFL Power Rankings, most teams, star players and overarching subjects have been discussed. That is why we're devoting the rankings before Christmas to highlighting players on each team who have been overlooked in 2020.
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2020 NFL Standings: Playoffs
Week- 15
Playoff Leaders:
American Football Conference
No.1: zKansas City (13 - 1)
No.2: zBuffalo (11 - 3) Wins tie break over Pittsburgh based on head-to-head win percentage.
No.3: xPittsburgh (11 - 3)
No.4: Tennessee (10 - 4) Wins tie break over Indianapolis based on best win percentage in division games.
No.5: Cleveland (10 - 4) Wins tie break over Indianapolis based on head-to-head win percentage.
No.6: Indianapolis (10 - 4)
No.7: Miami (9 - 5) Wins tie break over Baltimore based on best win percentage in conference games.
National Football Conference
No.1: zGreen Bay (11 - 3)
No.2: xNew Orleans (10 - 4) Wins tie break over Seattle based on best win percentage in conference games.
No.3: xSeattle (10 - 4)
No.4: Washington (6 - 8)
No.5: Los Angeles Rams (9 - 5) Wins tie break over Tampa Bay based on head-to-head win percentage.
No.6: Tampa Bay (9 - 5)
No.7: Arizona (8 - 6)
2020 NFL Standings: Division
Week-15
Division Leaders:
American Football Conference
East: zBuffalo (11 - 3)
North: xPittsburgh (11 - 3)
South: Tennessee (10 - 4). Indianapolis (10 - 4)
West: zKansas City (13 - 1)
National Football Conference
East: Washington (6 - 8)
North: zGreen Bay (11 - 3)
South: xNew Orleans (10 - 4)
West: xSeattle (10 - 4)
X --:Clinched Playoff Berth
z --:Clinched Division
Week- 15
Playoff Leaders:
American Football Conference
No.1: zKansas City (13 - 1)
No.2: zBuffalo (11 - 3) Wins tie break over Pittsburgh based on head-to-head win percentage.
No.3: xPittsburgh (11 - 3)
No.4: Tennessee (10 - 4) Wins tie break over Indianapolis based on best win percentage in division games.
No.5: Cleveland (10 - 4) Wins tie break over Indianapolis based on head-to-head win percentage.
No.6: Indianapolis (10 - 4)
No.7: Miami (9 - 5) Wins tie break over Baltimore based on best win percentage in conference games.
National Football Conference
No.1: zGreen Bay (11 - 3)
No.2: xNew Orleans (10 - 4) Wins tie break over Seattle based on best win percentage in conference games.
No.3: xSeattle (10 - 4)
No.4: Washington (6 - 8)
No.5: Los Angeles Rams (9 - 5) Wins tie break over Tampa Bay based on head-to-head win percentage.
No.6: Tampa Bay (9 - 5)
No.7: Arizona (8 - 6)
2020 NFL Standings: Division
Week-15
Division Leaders:
American Football Conference
East: zBuffalo (11 - 3)
North: xPittsburgh (11 - 3)
South: Tennessee (10 - 4). Indianapolis (10 - 4)
West: zKansas City (13 - 1)
National Football Conference
East: Washington (6 - 8)
North: zGreen Bay (11 - 3)
South: xNew Orleans (10 - 4)
West: xSeattle (10 - 4)
X --:Clinched Playoff Berth
z --:Clinched Division
blackfoot NAP
King Of Bling
2020 NFL Player Stats (Offense)
Week - 15
Leaders:
Passing Yards: Mahomes, Kansas City - 4,462
Passing TD's: Rodgers, Green Bay - 40
Quarterback Rating: Rogders, Green Bay - 83.5
Rushing Yards: Henry, Tennessee - 1,679
Rushing TD's: Cook, Minnesota. Henry, Tennessee - 15
Receptions: Diggs, Buffalo - 111
Receiving Yards: Hopkins, Arizona - 1,324
Receiving TD's: Hill, Kansas City - 15
2020 NFL Player Stats (Defense)
Week - 15
Leaders:
Total Tackles: Cunningham, Houston - 137
Solo Tackles: Cunningham, Houston - 90
Tackles for loss: T.J.Watts, Pittsburgh - 24
Sacks: T.J.Watts, Pittsburgh - 13
Interceptions: Howard, Miami - 9
Week - 15
Leaders:
Passing Yards: Mahomes, Kansas City - 4,462
Passing TD's: Rodgers, Green Bay - 40
Quarterback Rating: Rogders, Green Bay - 83.5
Rushing Yards: Henry, Tennessee - 1,679
Rushing TD's: Cook, Minnesota. Henry, Tennessee - 15
Receptions: Diggs, Buffalo - 111
Receiving Yards: Hopkins, Arizona - 1,324
Receiving TD's: Hill, Kansas City - 15
2020 NFL Player Stats (Defense)
Week - 15
Leaders:
Total Tackles: Cunningham, Houston - 137
Solo Tackles: Cunningham, Houston - 90
Tackles for loss: T.J.Watts, Pittsburgh - 24
Sacks: T.J.Watts, Pittsburgh - 13
Interceptions: Howard, Miami - 9
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NFL playoff picture 2020: Week 15 standings, bracket, scenarios and outlook for the postseason
Of all the things we thought might shake up the NFL playoff picture, a victory by the previously winless Jets wasn't high on the list. But that's exactly what happened Sunday, and it's enough to check in right away with this update of the league's playoff race.! The Jets' 23-20 win over the Rams shook up the NFC West. When the dust settled, the Seahawks were atop the division and in position to clinch it as early as next weekend.
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Of all the things we thought might shake up the NFL playoff picture, a victory by the previously winless Jets wasn't high on the list. But that's exactly what happened Sunday, and it's enough to check in right away with this update of the league's playoff race.! The Jets' 23-20 win over the Rams shook up the NFC West. When the dust settled, the Seahawks were atop the division and in position to clinch it as early as next weekend.
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Meet the 2021 NFL draft quarterbacks: Stats and what you need to know for Trevor Lawrence, Justin Fields
The quarterback class for the 2021 NFL draft could be one for the ages, with as many as six quarterbacks who could go in the first round, according to ESPN draft analysts Mel Kiper Jr. and Todd McShay
The quarterback class for the 2021 NFL draft could be one for the ages, with as many as six quarterbacks who could go in the first round, according to ESPN draft analysts Mel Kiper Jr. and Todd McShay
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