D6


EZ SU THE LEAGUE NFCEAST


DALLAS (4-8) SEPTEMBER 12: at Washington, 7-13 19: Chicago, 20-27


26: at Houston, 27-13 OCTOBER


3: Bye 10: Tennessee, 27-34 17: at Minnesota, 21-24 25: N.Y. Giants, 35-41 31: Jacksonville, 17-35 NOVEMBER


7: at Green Bay, 7-45 14: at N.Y. Giants, 33-20 21: Detroit, 35-19 25: New Orleans, 27-30 DECEMBER


5: at Indianapolis, 38-35 12: Philadelphia 19: Washington 25: at Arizona JANUARY


2: at Philadelphia


NEWYORK (8-4) SEPTEMBER


12: Carolina, 31-18 19: at Indianap., 14-38 26: Tennessee, 10-29 OCTOBER


3: Chicago, 17-3 10: at Houston, 34-10 17: Detroit, 28-20 25: at Dallas, 41-35 31: Bye


NOVEMBER


7: at Seattle, 41-7 14: Dallas, 20-33 21: at Philad., 17-27 28: Jacksonville, 24-20 DECEMBER


5: Washington, 31-7 12: at Minnesota 19: Philadelphia 26: at Green Bay January 2: at Washington


NFCNORTH


CHICAGO (9-3) SEPTEMBER 12: Detroit, 19-14 19: at Dallas, 27-20


27: Green Bay, 20-17 OCTOBER


3: at N.Y. Giants, 3-17 10: at Carolina, 23-6 17: Seattle, 20-23 24: Washington, 14-17 31: Bye


NOVEMBER


7: at Buffalo, 22-19 14: Minnesota, 27-13 18: at Miami, 16-0 28: Philadelphia, 31-26 DECEMBER


5: at Detroit, 24-20 12: New England 20: at Minnesota 26: N.Y. Jets JANUARY


2: at Green Bay


DETROIT (2-10) SEPTEMBER


12: at Chicago, 14-19 19: Philadelphia, 32-35 26: at Minnesota, 10-24 OCTOBER


3: at Green Bay, 26-28 10: St. Louis, 44-6 17: at N.Y. Giants, 20-28 24: Bye 31: Washington, 37-25 NOVEMBER


7: N.Y. Jets, 20-23 14: at Buffalo, 12-14 21: at Dallas, 19-35 25: New England, 24-45 DECEMBER


5: Chicago, 20-24 12: Green Bay 19: at Tampa Bay 26: at Miami JANUARY


2: Minnesota NFCSOUTH


ATLANTA (10-2) SEPTEMBER 12: at Pittsburgh, 9-15 19: Arizona, 41-7


26: at New Orl., 27-24 OCTOBER


3: San Fran., 16-14 10: at Cleveland, 20-10 17: at Philad., 17-31 24: Cincinnati, 39-32 31: Bye


NOVEMBER


7: Tampa Bay, 27-21 11: Baltimore, 26-21 21: at St. Louis, 34-17 28: Green Bay, 20-17 DECEMBER


5: at Tampa Bay, 28-24 12: at Carolina 19: at Seattle 27: New Orleans JANUARY


2: Carolina


CAROLINA (1-11) SEPTEMBER


12: at N.Y. Giants, 18-31 19: Tampa Bay, 7-20 26: Cincinnati, 7-20 OCTOBER


3: atNewOrleans, 14-16 10: Chicago, 6-23 17: Bye 24: San Fran., 23-20 31: at St. Louis, 10-20 NOVEMBER


7: New Orleans, 3-34 14: at Tampa Bay, 16-31 21: Baltimore, 13-37 28: at Cleveland, 23-24 DECEMBER


5: at Seattle, 14-31 12: Atlanta 19: Arizona 23: at Pittsburgh JANUARY


2: at Atlanta NFCWEST


ARIZONA (3-9) SEPTEMBER 12: at St. Louis, 17-13 19: at Atlanta, 7-41


26: Oakland, 24-23 OCTOBER


3: at San Diego, 10-41 10: New Orleans, 30-20 17: Bye 24: at Seattle, 10-22 31: Tampa Bay, 35-38 NOVEMBER


7: at Minnesota, 24-27 14: Seattle, 18-36 21: at Kan. City, 13-31 29: San Fran., 6-27 DECEMBER


5: St. Louis, 6-19 12: Denver 19: at Carolina 25: Dallas JANUARY


2: at San Fran.


SAN FRAN. (4-8) SEPTEMBER


12: at Seattle, 6-31 20: New Orleans, 22-25 26: at Kan. City, 10-31 OCTOBER


3: at Atlanta, 14-16 10: Philadelphia, 24-27 17: Oakland, 17-9 24: at Carolina, 20-23 31: Denver, 24-16 NOVEMBER


7: Bye 14: St. Louis, 23-20 21: Tampa Bay, 0-21 29: at Arizona, 27-6 DECEMBER


5: at Green Bay, 16-34 12: Seattle 16: at San Diego 26: at St. Louis JANUARY


2: Arizona


SEATTLE (6-6) SEPTEMBER 12: San Fran., 31-6 19: at Denver, 14-31


26: San Diego, 27-20 OCTOBER


3: at St. Louis, 3-20 10: Bye 17: at Chicago, 23-20 24: Arizona, 22-10 31: at Oakland, 3-33 NOVEMBER


7: N.Y. Giants, 7-41 14: at Arizona, 36-18 21: at New Orl., 19-34 28: Kansas City, 24-42 DECEMBER


5: Carolina, 31-14 12: at San Fran. 19: Atlanta 26: at Tampa Bay JANUARY


2: St. Louis


ST. LOUIS (6-6) SEPTEMBER


12: Arizona, 13-17 19: at Oakland, 14-16 26: Washington, 30-16 OCTOBER


3: Seattle, 20-3 10: at Detroit, 6-44 17: San Diego, 20-17 24: at Tampa Bay, 17-18 31: Carolina, 20-10 NOVEMBER


7: Bye 14: at San Fran., 20-23 21: Atlanta, 17-34 28: at Denver, 36-33 DECEMBER


5: at Arizona, 19-6 12: at New Orleans 19: Kansas City 26: San Fran. JANUARY


2: at Seattle


NEWORLEANS (9-3) SEPTEMBER


9: Minnesota, 14-9 20: at San Fran., 25-22 26: Atlanta, 24-27 OCTOBER


3: Carolina, 16-14 10: at Arizona, 20-30 17: at Tampa Bay, 31-6 24: Cleveland, 17-30 31: Pittsburgh, 20-10 NOVEMBER


7: at Carolina, 34-3 14: Bye 21: Seattle, 34-19 25: at Dallas, 30-27 DECEMBER


5: at Cincinnati, 34-30 12: St. Louis 19: at Baltimore 27: at Atlanta JANUARY


2: Tampa Bay


TAMPA BAY (7-5) SEPTEMBER


12: Cleveland, 17-14 19: at Carolina, 20-7 26: Pittsburgh, 13-38 OCTOBER


3: Bye 10: at Cincinnati, 24-21 17: New Orleans, 6-31 24: St. Louis, 18-17 31: at Arizona, 38-35 NOVEMBER


7: at Atlanta, 21-27 14: Carolina, 31-16 21: at San Fran., 21-0 28: at Baltimore, 10-17 DECEMBER


5: Atlanta, 24-28 12: at Washington 19: Detroit 26: Seattle JANUARY


2: at New Orleans T


GREEN BAY (8-4) SEPTEMBER 12: at Philad., 27-20 19: Buffalo, 34-7 27: at Chicago, 17-20 October 3: Detroit, 28-26 10: at Wash., 13-16 17: Miami, 20-23 24: Minnesota, 28-24


31: at N.Y. Jets, 9-0 NOVEMBER


7: Dallas, 45-7 14: Bye 21: at Minnesota, 31-3 28: at Atlanta, 17-20 DECEMBER


5: San Fran., 34-16 12: at Detroit 19: at New England 26: N.Y. Giants JANUARY


2: Chicago


MINNESOTA (5-7) SEPTEMBER


9: at New Orleans, 9-14 19: Miami, 10-14 26: Detroit, 24-10 OCTOBER


3: Bye 11: at N.Y. Jets, 20-29 17: Dallas, 24-21 24: at Green Bay, 24-28 31: at New Engl., 18-28 NOVEMBER


7: Arizona, 27-24 14: at Chicago, 13-27 21: Green Bay, 3-31 28: at Wash., 17-13 DECEMBER


5: Buffalo, 38-14 12: N.Y. Giants 20: Chicago 26: at Philadelphia JANUARY


2: at Detroit JIM ROGASH/GETTY IMAGES


After more than a week of talk, wide receiver Braylon Edwards, right, andNewYork absorbed a blowout loss at the hands ofKyle Arrington, left, andNewEngland. Yet while they no longer lead the AFC East, the Jets are 9-3 and still a factor in the playoff race.


Jets cringe, then move on


Boastful team plans to not dwell upon 45-3 pummeling at New England BY MARK MASKE


and stickmy chin out again.” No one in the NFL expects


herewasn’tmuch strut in the steps of the New York Jets as they threw their


football gear into bags, quietly dressed in the visitor’s locker room at Gillette Stadium and made their way to team buses late Monday night to begin the trip home from Foxborough, Mass. If the Jetswere theNFL’s “it”


team entering the season— de- clared the Super Bowl champi- ons-to-be by their coach and seemingly savoring their time in the spotlight as the subject of the HBO reality series “Hard Knocks” — they no longer looked or felt that way after they were crushed by the New England Patriots, 45-3. “The last [butt] whipping I


had like this, I was with anoth- er organization,” linebacker Calvin Pace said. “It’s hum- bling. But you have tomove on. I’m pretty sure everyone here will use this to examine them- selves and do what it takes for us to get better.” Coach Rex Ryan, responsible


for generating much of the team’s advance billing, called the experience “humiliating for one night.” But then he revert- ed to defiant form. “I can promise you one


thing: I’ll be ready to play them,” he said. “I’ll play them right now if they’ll go out and do it again. You know . . . that’s the only way I know how to respond. I’ll sit back out there


NFCSTATISTICS OFFENSE


Yards


Philadelphia ............................. 400.7 New Orleans ............................ 389.4 N.Y. Giants .............................. 384.6 Dallas ....................................... 365.9 Green Bay ................................ 358.7 Atlanta .................................... 358.2 Detroit ..................................... 339.3 Minnesota ............................... 337.8 Washington ............................. 333.2 Tampa Bay ............................... 319.8 San Francisco .......................... 316.0 St. Louis .................................. 314.7 Seattle ..................................... 305.3 Chicago .................................... 300.3 Arizona .................................... 265.3 Carolina ................................... 261.2


DEFENSE Yards


N.Y. Giants .............................. 290.8 Chicago .................................... 300.3 Minnesota ............................... 302.2 New Orleans ............................ 307.1 Green Bay ................................ 316.4 San Francisco .......................... 324.6 Philadelphia ............................. 326.1 St. Louis .................................. 333.0 Tampa Bay ............................... 334.3 Carolina ................................... 339.1 Atlanta .................................... 344.8 Detroit ..................................... 350.0 Dallas ....................................... 361.9 Arizona .................................... 386.8 Seattle ..................................... 389.3 Washington ............................. 397.3


the Jets to go away meekly, even after Monday’s lopsided loss. They nowtrail the Patriots by a game in the AFC East, and they no longer are the front- runner for the top seed in the AFC playoffs. But they’re still well positioned to reach the playoffs with a record of 9-3, and they’re not ready to com- pletely abandon the bravado that they brought into the sea- son. “This is a good lesson for us


that you have to play well in these big games,” said quarter- backMark Sanchez. “We’ll have plenty more that will be big from here on out, and we’re going to have to fight and get some help from the outside to win the division. So we’ll see.” The Jets reached the AFC


title game last season with a rookie head coach in Ryan and a rookie quarterback in San- chez, even after Ryan declared the team’s playoff chances ex- tinguished at one point late in the regular season. The Jets led the league in total defense and rushing offense, and they used those strengths to overcome Sanchez’smistakes. When the Jets made a series


of high-profile offseason addi- tions and signed standout cor- nerbackDarrelleRevis to a new contract to end his lengthy holdout, Ryan’s preseason boasts about his team seemed plausible. At one point, he signed the outside of an ESPN training camp tour bus with a


“Soon to be champs” slogan. The Jets beat the Patriots by


two touchdowns in the second week of the season at New Meadowlands Stadium. But that is their lone victory this season over a team that cur- rently has a winning record. “We’ve got to go back to the


drawing board,” Pace said late Monday night. “As bad as this is, we still have a mission. It shows us we’re not invincible. . . . You would think in a game like this, with all the stakes on the line,wewould putmore out there. We just have to get back to playing well. You can’t be up one game, down one game.” The Patriots were unerring


and unrelentingMonday.Quar- terback Tom Brady, who has won three Super Bowls, threw four touchdown passes and no interceptions. He never left the game, and Coach Bill Belichick kept his offense on the field for a fourth-and-one conversion in the final quarter en route to the Patriots’ last touchdown. Ryan said he didn’t think


Belichick and the Patriots were “necessarily trying to rub it in.” But he added: “Imean, let’s face it: We kicked their butt at our place. So, you know, they are trying to come back. So trust me: We will remember this. There is no question about that.” Said Pace: “They don’t like


us. We don’t like them. That’s what rivalries are about. What was done was done. Hopefully if we’re in that situation, we do the same thing and run it up on


Rush 144.0


98.5


142.9 100.0 101.5 124.3 89.0


127.7 89.3


119.2 109.7 105.5 84.8


102.9 80.3


103.8 Rush


98.0 84.9 92.0


107.8 111.3 101.4 103.0 103.5 128.5 133.1 98.5


127.4 107.8 144.3 121.3 137.0


Pass 256.7


290.9 241.7 265.9 257.2 233.8 250.3 210.2 243.8 200.7 206.3 209.2 220.4 197.4 185.1 157.3


Pass 192.8


215.4 210.2 199.3 205.2 223.2 223.1 229.5 205.8 206.0 246.3 222.6 254.1 242.6 268.1 260.3


QB’S Att Com Yds TD Int


Vick, PHL.....................268 171 2243 15 2 Rodgers, GBY..............399 261 3243 23 9 Romo, DAL..................213 148 1605 11 7 Brees, NOR..................485 337 3634 25 16 Cutler, CHI...................318 201 2545 17 10 M. Ryan, ATL...............441 280 2920 21 7 Kitna, DAL...................226 148 1703 11 8 E. Manning, NYG.........401 260 2982 23 17 Freeman, TAM............365 213 2442 16 6 Bradford, STL..............442 268 2653 17 10


RUSHERS Att Yds Avg LG TD


A. Peterson, MIN......... 2331123 4.82 80t 11 M. Turner, ATL ............ 2471062 4.30 55 8 Bradshaw, NYG........... 2191013 4.63 45 7 S. Jackson, STL ........... 260 985 3.79 42t 4 Gore, SNF .................... 203 853 4.20 64 3 L. McCoy, PHL.............. 168 823 4.90 62 7 Forte, CHI .................... 177 748 4.23 68t 5 Ivory, NOR................... 123 636 5.17 55t 5 Blount, TAM................ 134 599 4.47 48 5 Jacobs, NYG ................ 100 577 5.77 39 7


RECEIVERS No Yds Avg LG TD


R. White, ATL................911140 12.5 46 7 Colston, NOR.................71 875 12.3 43 5 L. McCoy, PHL ...............67 534 8.0


Witten, DAL..................65 702 10.8 31 4 Amendola, STL..............65 551 8.5


40 2 36 3


S. Moss,WAS...............64 802 12.5 56 3 Fitzgerald, ARI..............63 789 12.5 33 5 Ca. Johnson, DET ..........62 872 14.1 87t 12 H. Nicks, NYG................62 800 12.9 46t 9 Cooley,WAS .................60 664 11.1 35 2


AFCSTATISTICS OFFENSE


Yards


San Diego ................................. 397.4 Indianapolis ............................. 382.4 Kansas City .............................. 373.8 Houston ................................... 373.0 Denver ...................................... 357.6 N.Y. Jets ................................... 356.6 New England ............................ 353.8 Baltimore ................................. 341.7 Oakland .................................... 338.5 Jacksonville ............................. 338.4 Miami ....................................... 336.5 Pittsburgh ................................ 330.6 Cincinnati ................................. 328.0 Buffalo ..................................... 311.8 Cleveland ................................. 305.4 Tennessee ................................ 291.6


DEFENSE Yards


San Diego ................................. 281.5 Miami ....................................... 300.8 Pittsburgh ................................ 301.6 Baltimore ................................. 305.8 N.Y. Jets ................................... 305.9 Oakland .................................... 331.2 Kansas City .............................. 334.9 Indianapolis ............................. 342.8 Cincinnati ................................. 347.3 Cleveland ................................. 350.4 Tennessee ................................ 362.1 Jacksonville ............................. 362.4 Buffalo ..................................... 378.1 Denver ...................................... 378.8 Houston ................................... 388.8 New England ............................ 390.9


them.” Sanchez threw three inter-


ceptions Monday but, for the most part, is a more reliable quarterback in his second NFL season. He has 16 touchdown passes and 11 interceptions this season, after managing only 12 touchdown passes and throw- ing 20 interceptions as a rook- ie.The Jets are ranked fourth in the NFL in rushing offense and eighth in total defense this season. Sanchez said “it’s time forme


to get better,” with the Jets facing a home game Sunday against the Miami Dolphins, followed by road games at Pittsburgh and Chicago. “You’d be surprised,” San-


chez said. “There are some guys that are really positive in that locker room, and that’s encour- aging, because we are a really resilient group. . . . You’d be surprised how excited guys are just to get back out on the field, and this Miami game can’t come soon enough.” Ryan said the Jets “know


that this division goes through New England,” but noted the head-to-headmatchup this sea- son ended with each teamwin- ning once. “I thought we were going to


play a great game,”Ryan said. “I really did. . . .We’ll fight anoth- er day. I mean, as bad as this game was, it counts for one loss. It may feel like three losses. But it counts as one loss and we’ll roll our sleeves up and go to work.” maskem@washpost.com


PHILADELPHIA (8-4) SEPTEMBER


12: Green Bay, 20-27 19: at Detroit, 35-32 26: at Jacksonville, 28-3 OCTOBER


3: Washington, 12-17 10: at San Fran., 27-24 17: Atlanta, 31-17 24: at Tennessee, 19-37 31: Bye


NOVEMBER


7: Indianapolis, 26-24 15: at Wash., 59-28 21: N.Y. Giants, 27-17 28: at Chicago, 26-31 DECEMBER


2: Houston, 34-24 12: at Dallas 19: at N.Y. Giants 26: Minnesota JANUARY


2: Dallas


WASHINGTON (5-7) SEPTEMBER


12: Dallas, 13-7 19: Houston, 27-30 26: at St. Louis, 16-30 OCTOBER


3: at Philadelphia, 17-12 10: Green Bay, 16-13 17: Indianapolis, 24-27 24: at Chicago, 17-14 31: at Detroit, 25-37 NOVEMBER


7: Bye 15: Philadelphia, 28-59 21: at Tennessee, 19-16 28: Minnesota, 13-17 DECEMBER


5: at N.Y. Giants, 7-31 12: Tampa Bay 19: at Dallas 26: at Jacksonville January 2: N.Y. Giants


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AFCEAST


BUFFALO (2-10) SEPTEMBER 12: Miami, 10-15 19: at Green Bay, 7-34


26: at New Engl., 30-38 OCTOBER


3: N.Y. Jets, 14-38 10: Jacksonville, 26-36 17: Bye 24: at Baltimore, 34-37 31: at Kan. City, 10-13 NOVEMBER


7: Chicago, 19-22 14: Detroit, 14-12 21: at Cincinnati, 49-31 28: Pittsburgh, 16-19 DECEMBER


5: at Minnesota, 14-38 12: Cleveland 19: at Miami 26: New England JANUARY


2: at N.Y. Jets


MIAMI (6-6) SEPTEMBER


12: at Buffalo, 15-10 19: at Minnesota, 14-10 26: N.Y. Jets, 23-31 OCTOBER


4: New England, 14-41 10: Bye 17: at Green Bay, 23-20 24: Pittsburgh, 22-23 31: at Cincinnati, 22-14 NOVEMBER


7: at Baltimore, 10-26 14: Tennessee, 29-17 18: Chicago, 0-16 28: at Oakland, 33-17 DECEMBER


5: Cleveland, 10-13 12: at N.Y. Jets 19: Buffalo 26: Detroit JANUARY


2: at New England AFCNORTH


BALTIMORE (8-4) SEPTEMBER 13: at N.Y. Jets, 10-9 19: at Cincinnati, 10-15


26: Cleveland, 24-17 OCTOBER


3: at Pittsburgh, 17-14 10: Denver, 31-17 17: at New Engl., 20-23 24: Buffalo, 37-34 31: Bye


NOVEMBER


7: Miami, 26-10 11: at Atlanta, 21-26 21: at Carolina, 37-13 28: Tampa Bay, 17-10 DECEMBER


5: Pittsburgh, 10-13 13: at Houston 19: New Orleans 26: at Cleveland JANUARY


2: Cincinnati


CINCINNATI (2-10) SEPTEMBER


12: at New Engl., 24-38 19: Baltimore, 15-10 26: at Carolina, 20-7 OCTOBER


3: at Cleveland, 20-23 10: Tampa Bay, 21-24 17: Bye 24: at Atlanta, 32-39 31: Miami, 14-22 NOVEMBER


8: Pittsburgh, 21-27 14: at Indianap., 17-23 21: Buffalo, 31-49 25: at N.Y. Jets, 10-26 DECEMBER


5: New Orleans, 30-34 12: at Pittsburgh 19: Cleveland 26: San Diego JANUARY


2: at Baltimore AFCSOUTH


HOUSTON (5-7) SEPTEMBER 12: Indianapolis, 34-24 19: at Wash., 30-27


26: Dallas, 13-27 OCTOBER


3: at Oakland, 31-24 10: N.Y. Giants, 10-34 17: Kansas City, 35-31 24: Bye


NOVEMBER


1: at Indianapolis, 17-30 7: San Diego, 23-29 14: at Jacksonv., 24-31 21: at N.Y. Jets, 27-30 28: Tennessee, 20-0 DECEMBER


2: at Philadelphia, 24-34 13: Baltimore 19: at Tennessee 26: at Denver JANUARY


2: Jacksonville


INDIANAPOLIS (6-6) SEPTEMBER


12: at Houston, 24-34 19: N.Y. Giants, 38-14 26: at Denver, 27-13 OCTOBER


3: at Jacksonville, 28-31 10: Kansas City, 19-9 17: at Wash., 27-24 24: Bye


NOVEMBER


1: Houston, 30-17 7: at Philadelphia, 24-26 14: Cincinnati, 23-17 21: at New Engl., 28-31 28: San Diego, 14-36 DECEMBER


5: Dallas, 35-38 9: at Tennessee 19: Jacksonville 26: at Oakland JANUARY


2: Tennessee AFCWEST


DENVER (3-9) SEPTEMBER 12: at Jacksonv., 17-24 19: Seattle, 31-14


26: Indianapolis, 13-27 OCTOBER


3: at Tennessee, 26-20 10: at Baltimore, 17-31 17: N.Y. Jets, 20-24 24: Oakland, 14-59 31: at San Fran., 16-24 NOVEMBER


Rush 105.6


79.1


175.2 130.5 86.2


148.4 111.5 108.4 149.0 151.5 106.6 120.0 92.3


107.9 111.4 112.6


Rush 95.3


99.6 62.3 97.8 87.5


124.3 101.8 142.8 124.9 119.1 123.4 109.5 170.9 145.3 101.4 114.1


Pass 291.8


303.3 198.7 242.5 271.4 208.2 242.3 233.3 189.5 186.9 229.9 210.6 235.7 203.9 194.0 179.0


Pass 186.3


201.3 239.3 208.0 218.4 206.8 233.1 200.0 222.4 231.3 238.7 252.9 207.2 233.6 287.4 276.8


QB’S Att Com Yds TD Int


Brady,NWE..................385 257 3029 27 4 P. Rivers, SND..............415 272 3642 24 10 Cassel, KAN..................354 212 2503 23 4 Roethlisberger, PIT......258 159 2078 13 5 Schaub, HOU ................403 258 3089 17 8 Orton, DEN...................457 274 3487 20 6 Flacco, BAL...................398 248 2988 19 8 Garrard, JAC.................268 179 1982 17 11 P. Manning, IND ...........534 353 3709 24 15 Fitzpatrick, BUF ...........355 207 2384 20 11


RUSHERS Att Yds Avg LG TD


A. Foster, HOU............ 246 1230 5.00 74t 13 Jones-Drew, JAC......... 261 1177 4.51 37 4 Charles, KAN............... 182 1137 6.25 56t 3 Chr. Johnson, TEN....... 236 1026 4.35 76t 9 Mendenhall, PIT .......... 257 1007 3.92 50t 9 Hillis, CLE.................... 217 962 4.43 48 11 D. McFadden, OAK ...... 176 870 4.94 57t 5 R. Rice, BAL................. 213 847 3.98 30 3 Benson, CIN................. 237 837 3.53 26 6 Tomlinson, NYJ........... 176 788 4.48 31 5


RECEIVERS No Yds Avg LG TD


Wayne, IND................... 90 1107 12.3 42 5 Welker,NWE................ 72 672 9.3 27 7 And. Johnson, HOU ...... 71 1018 14.3 60 5 T. Owens, CIN ............... 71 961 13.5 78t 9 Ste. Johnson, BUF ........ 61 832 13.6 45 9 Bess, MIA ..................... 61 667 10.9 29 3 B. Lloyd, DEN................ 60 1153 19.2 71 9 Ochocinco, CIN.............. 59 724 12.3 42 4 Bowe, KAN.................... 58 885 15.3 53t 14 B. Marshall, MIA........... 58 693 11.9 46 1


7: Bye 14: Kansas City, 49-29 22: at San Diego, 14-35 28: St. Louis, 33-36 DECEMBER


5: at Kansas City, 6-10 12: at Arizona 19: at Oakland 26: Houston JANUARY


2: San Diego


KANSAS CITY (8-4) SEPTEMBER


13: San Diego, 21-14 19: at Cleveland, 16-14 26: San Fran., 31-10 OCTOBER


3: Bye 10: at Indianapolis, 9-19 17: at Houston, 31-35 24: Jacksonville, 42-20 31: Buffalo, 13-10 NOVEMBER


7: at Oakland, 20-23 14: at Denver, 29-49 21: Arizona, 31-13 28: at Seattle, 42-24 DECEMBER


5: Denver, 10-6 12: at San Diego 19: at St. Louis 26: Tennessee JANUARY


2: Oakland


OAKLAND (6-6) SEPTEMBER 12: at Tennessee, 13-38 19: St. Louis, 16-14


26: at Arizona, 23-24 OCTOBER


3: Houston, 24-31 10: San Diego, 35-27 17: at San Fran., 9-17 24: at Denver, 59-14 31: Seattle, 33-3 NOVEMBER


7: Kansas City, 23-20 14: Bye 21: at Pittsburgh, 3-35 28: Miami, 17-33 DECEMBER


5: at San Diego, 28-13 12: at Jacksonville 19: Denver 26: Indianapolis JANUARY


2: at Kansas City


SAN DIEGO (6-6) SEPTEMBER


13: at Kan. City, 14-21 19: Jacksonville, 38-13 26: at Seattle, 20-27 OCTOBER


3: Arizona, 41-10 10: at Oakland, 27-35 17: at St. Louis, 17-20 24: New England, 20-23 31: Tennessee, 33-25 NOVEMBER


7: at Houston, 29-23 14: Bye 22: Denver, 35-14 28: at Indianap., 36-14 DECEMBER


5: Oakland, 13-28 12: Kansas City 16: San Fran. 26: at Cincinnati JANUARY


2: at Denver


JACKSONVILLE (7-5) SEPTEMBER 12: Denver, 24-17 19: at San Diego, 13-38


26: Philadelphia, 3-28 OCTOBER


3: Indianapolis, 31-28 10: at Buffalo, 36-26 18: Tennessee, 3-30 24: at Kan. City, 20-42 31: at Dallas, 35-17 NOVEMBER


7: Bye 14: Houston, 31-24 21: Cleveland, 24-20 28: at N.Y. Giants, 20-24 DECEMBER


5: at Tennessee, 17-6 12: Oakland 19: at Indianapolis 26: Washington JANUARY


2: at Houston


TENNESSEE (5-7) SEPTEMBER


12: Oakland, 38-13 19: Pittsburgh, 11-19 26: at N.Y. Giants, 29-10 OCTOBER


3: Denver, 20-26 10: at Dallas, 34-27 18: at Jacksonville, 30-3 24: Philadelphia, 37-19 31: at San Diego, 25-33 NOVEMBER


7: Bye 14: at Miami, 17-29 21: Washington, 16-19 28: at Houston, 0-20 DECEMBER


5: Jacksonville, 6-17 9: Indianapolis 19: Houston 26: at Kansas City JANUARY


2: at Indianapolis


CLEVELAND (5-7) SEPTEMBER 12: at Tampa Bay, 14-17 19: Kansas City, 14-16


26: at Baltimore, 17-24 OCTOBER


3: Cincinnati, 23-20 10: Atlanta, 10-20 17: at Pittsburgh, 10-28 24: at New Orl., 30-17 31: Bye


NOVEMBER


7: New England, 34-14 14: N.Y. Jets, 20-26 21: at Jacksonv., 20-24 28: Carolina, 24-23 DECEMBER


5: at Miami, 13-10 12: at Buffalo 19: at Cincinnati 26: Baltimore JANUARY


2: Pittsburgh


PITTSBURGH (9-3) SEPTEMBER


12: Atlanta, 15-9 19: at Tennessee, 19-11 26: at Tampa Bay, 38-13 OCTOBER


3: Baltimore, 14-17 10: Bye 17: Cleveland, 28-10 24: at Miami, 23-22 31: at New Orl., 10-20 NOVEMBER


8: at Cincinnati, 27-21 14: New England, 26-39 21: Oakland, 35-3 28: at Buffalo, 19-16 DECEMBER


5: at Baltimore, 13-10 12: Cincinnati 19: N.Y. Jets 23: Carolina JANUARY


2: at Cleveland


NEWENGL. (10-2) SEPTEMBER 12: Cincinnati, 38-24 19: at N.Y. Jets, 14-28


26: Buffalo, 38-30 OCTOBER


4: at Miami, 41-14 10: Bye 17: Baltimore, 23-20 24: at San Diego, 23-20 31: Minnesota, 28-18 NOVEMBER


7: at Cleveland, 14-34 14: at Pittsburgh, 39-26 21: Indianapolis, 31-28 25: at Detroit, 45-24 DECEMBER


6: N.Y. Jets, 45-3 12: at Chicago 19: Green Bay 26: at Buffalo JANUARY


2: Miami


NEWYORK (9-3) SEPTEMBER


13: Baltimore, 9-10 19: New England, 28-14 26: at Miami, 31-23 OCTOBER


3: at Buffalo, 38-14 11: Minnesota, 29-20 17: at Denver, 24-20 24: Bye 31: Green Bay, 0-9 NOVEMBER


7: at Detroit, 23-20 14: at Cleveland, 26-20 21: Houston, 30-27 25: Cincinnati, 26-10 DECEMBER


6: at New England, 3-45 12: Miami 19: at Pittsburgh 26: at Chicago JANUARY


2: Buffalo


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