NFL Week 10 2008

[backrow]

Byes: Bengals, Cowboys, Buccaneers, Redskins

Offense

RUNNINGBACKS:

Peyton Hillis, FB Broncos: 8 carries for 24 yards including a great 2 yard run on 4th and 1 where he was hit in the backfield.

Byron Storer, FB Bucs:

Jacob Hester, RB Chargers: NSA

Mike Cox, FB Chiefs: 1 carry for -2 yards

Casey Cramer, FB Dolphins: NSA

Kyle Eckel, Eagles: IA

Zak Keasay, FB 49ers: NSA

Madison Hedgefumes, Giants:

John Kuhn, FB Packers: NSA

Korey Hall, Packers: NSA

Brad Hoover, FB Panthers: 1 carry for a yard

Heath Evans, FB/RB Patriots: 1 carry for 3 yards

Brian Leonard, RB Rams: IR

Dan Kreider, FB Rams: NSA

Luke Lawton, Raiders: 2 catches for 16

Mike Karney, FB Saints: NSA, injured

Owen Schmitt, FB Seahawks: 3 carries for 19, 1 catch for 6

Jim Kleinsasser, HB Vikings: NSA

Garrett Mills, HB Vikings: IA

Jeff Dugan, FB Vikings: NSA


WIDE RECEIVERS:

Brandon Stokley, Broncos: 2-16

Joe Jurevicius, Browns: placed on IR

Jerhame Urban, Cardinals: 4-38

Sean Morey, Cardinals: NSA

Anthony Gonzalez, Colts: 4-26

Greg Camarillo, Dolphins: 4-21 and one carry for 6

Kevin Curtis, Eagles:

Brian Finneran, Falcons: 1-6

Matt Jones, Jaguars: team high 5 catches for 62 yards

Mike Furrey, Lions: NSA

John Standeford, Lions: NSA

Jordy Nelson, Packers: 2-17

Wes Welker, Patriots: game high 10 catches for 107 yards and 1 carry for 7, also returned a punt for 10 yards. broke NFL record of 9 consecutive games with at least 6 catches.

Drew Bennett, Rams: placed on IR

Dane Looker, Rams: 2-21

Logan Payne, Seahawks: IR

David Anderson, Texans: 4-46

Kevin Walter, Texans: 4 catches for game high 85 yards and a great TD!

TIGHT ENDS:

Greg Olsen, Bears: 5-40

Ben Utecht, Bengals:

Derek Schouman, Bills: 1-14

Derek Fine, Bills: NSA

Tony Scheffler, Broncos: 4-92

Nate Johnson, Broncos: 3-36

Steve Heiden, Browns: 3-24

Troy Bienemann, Cardinals: NSA

Jerame Tuman, Cardinals: IA

Scott Chandler, Chargers: NSA

Brad Cottam, Chiefs: NSA

Dallas Clark, Colts: 3-24 and a TD

Jacob Tamme, Colts: NSA

Tom Santi, Colts: IA

Jason Witten, Cowboys:

Anthony Fasano, Dolphins: 1-17

Joey Haynos, Dolphins: IA

Brent Celek, Eagles:

Matt Schobel, Eagles: IA

Ben Hartsock, Falcons: NSA

Justin Peele, Falcons: 1-14

Jason Rader, Falcons: released this week

Kevin Boss, Giants:

Greg Estandia, Jaguars: 1-5

Dan Campbell, Lions: NSA

Casey Fitzsimmons, Lions: NSA

Jeff King, Panthers: 1-9

Dave Thomas, Patriots: NSA

Stephen Spach, Patriots: NSA

Joe Klopfenstein, Rams: NSA

Anthony Becht, Rams: 1-3

Zach Miller, Raiders: 3-42

John Madsen, Raiders: NSA

Todd Heap, Ravens: finally a game worth mentioning: team high 5-58 and 2 TDs!

Quinn Sypniewski, Ravens: IR

Chris Cooley, Redskins:

Todd Yoder, Redskins:

Jeremy Shockey, Saints: 2-16, injured again

Mark Campbell, Saints: NSA

John Carlson, Seahawks: 5-54

Will Heller, Seahawks: IA, INJ

Jeb Putzier, Seahawks: NSA

Heath Miller, Steelers: IA, INJ

Sean McHugh, Steelers: 1-2

Matt Spaeth, Steelers: 6-53

Owen Daniels, Texans: 1-13

Joel Dreesen, Texans: 1-9

Mark Bruener, Texans: IA



Defense

DEFENSIVE TACKLES:

Dusty Dvoracek, Bears: 2 tackles

Kyle Williams, Bills: 5 tackles

Chris Hovan, Bucs:

Ryon Bingham, Chargers: 1 tackle

Dan Klecko, DT/FB Eagles:

Derek Landri, Jaguars: 1 sack

Rob Meier, Jaguars: 5 tackles, 1 sack

Adam Carriker, Rams: 1 tackle

Kelly Gregg, Ravens: IR, placed on injured reserve in week 6

Justin Bannan, Ravens: 1 tackle

Brian Young, Saints: 2 tackles

Craig Terrill, Seahawks: NSA

Chris Hoke, Steelers: 2 tackles

Scott Paxson, Steelers: NSA

Tim Bulman, Texans: 2 tackles, 1 sack, his third in 4 weeks

Jeff Zgonina, Texans: 1 tackle


DEFENSIVE ENDS:

Aaron Schobel, Bills: IA, INJ

Ryan Denney, Bills: game high 11 tackles

Chris Kelsay, Bills: 7 tackles

John Engelberger, Broncos: 1 tackle

Travis LaBoy, DE/LB Cardinals: 4 tackles

Bo Schobel, Cardinals:

Igor Olshansky, Chargers: 2 tackles

Luis Castillo, Chargers: 2 tackles

Josh Thomas, Colts: 1 tackle

Simon Fraser, Falcons: IA

Kroy Biermann, Falcons: NSA

Justin Smith, 49ers: 7 tackles

Dave Tollefson, Giants:

Mike Devito, Jets: 1 tackle

Jared DeVries, Lions: 1 tackle

Aaron Kampman, Packers: 9 tackles, 0.5 a sack

Taylor Brayton, Panthers: 3 tackles

Mike Wright, Patriots: 3 tackles

Trevor Scott, Raiders: NSA

Chris Long, Rams: 3 tackles

Josh Savage, Saints: NSA

Jeff Charleston, Saints: 1 tackle

Patrick Kerney, Seahawks: IA, INJ

Aaron Smith, Steelers: 4 tackles, 1 sack

Brett Keisel, Steelers: 4 tackles

Travis Kirschke, Steelers: 1 tackle

Kyle Vanden Bosch, Titans: IA, INJ

Dave Ball, Titans: 3 tackles, 1 sack

Jared Allen, Vikings: played with a separated soulder at his own request, had 2 tackles, 1 sack for a safety!

Brian Robison, Vikings: 1 sack


LINEBACKERS:

Brian Urlacher, Bears: 5 tackles

Hunter Hillenmeyer, Bears: IA, INJ

Joey Larocque, Bears: NSA

Paul Posluszny, Bills: 10 tackles

John DiGiorgio, Bills: IR

Niko Koutovides, Broncos: 1 tackle

Barrett Ruud, Bucs:

Matt McCoy, Bucs: released

Monty Beisel, Cardinals: NSA

Chris Harrington, Cardinals: NSA

Matt Wilhelm, Chargers: NSA

Derek Smith, Chargers: IA

Weston Dacus, Chiefs: 4 tackles

Rocky Boiman, Chiefs: 8 tackles

Jordan Senn, Colts: IA

Bobby Carpenter, Cowboys:

Zach Thomas, Cowboys:

Matt Roth, Dolphins: 6 tackles, half a sack

Chris Gocong, Eagles:

Stewart Bradley, Eagles:

Keith Brooking, Falcons: team high 8 tackles

Coy Wire, Falcons: 1 tackle

Jeff Ulbrich, 49ers: NSA

Chase Blackburn, Giants:

Brad Kassell, Jets: IR

Jason Trusnik, Jets: NSA

Jordan Dizon, Lions: 2 tackle, 1 recovered fumble

AJ Hawk, Packers: 3 tackls

Brady Poppinga, Packers: 11 tackles

Brandon Chillar, Packers: IA, INJ

Adam Seward, Panthers: recovered a fumble

Dan Connor, Panthers: IR

Mike Vrabel, Patriots: 5 tackles

Tedy Bruschi, Patriots: 5 tackles

Ricky Brown, Raiders: IA, INJ

David Vobora, Rams: NSA

Jarrett Johnson, Ravens: 4 tackles

Nick Greisen, Ravens: 3 tackles

Scott Fujita, Saints: game high 12 tackles

Mark Simoneau, Saints: IR

Troy Evans, Saints: NSA

Scott Shanle, Saints: 6 tackles

Will Herring, Seahawks: NSA

Patrick Bailey, Steelers: NSA

Ryan Fowler, Titans: NSA

Chad Greenway, Vikings: team high 7 tackles and 1 sack, his 3rd of the season

Ben Leber, Vikings: 3 tackles

Vinnie Ciurciu, Vikings: NSA


DEFENSIVE BACKS:

Craig Steltz, Bears: NSA

Corey Lynch, Bengals: IR

John Busing, Bengals:

John Wendling, SS Bills: NSA

Nick Sorensen, SS Browns: NSA

Sabby Piscitelli, SS Bucs:

Aaron Francisco, FS Cardinals: 5 tackles

Steve Gregory, CB Chargers:

Eric Weddle, SS Chargers: 4 tackles, 1 sack

Jon McGraw, SS Chiefs: filled in as a starter and registered 10 tackles and 1 interception!

McGraw is such a waste, he's got all kinds of talnet and he never gets a shot...

Matt Giordano, SS Colts: 2 tackles

Jamie Silva, FS Colts: IA

Sean Considine, SS Eagles:

Eric Smith, FS Jets: IA, INJ

Ray Ventrone, S/WR Patriots: NSA

Todd Johnson, SS Rams: NSA

Brannon Condren, FS Dolphins: NSA

Jim Leonhard, FS Ravens: 5 tackles

Tom Zbikowski, SS Ravens: NSA

Reed Doughty, FS Redskins: placed on IR with a back injury

Kevin Kaesviharn, FS/CB Saints: 9 tackles

Chris Reis, SS Saints: NSA

Brian Russell, FS Seahawks: 1 tackle

Donnie Nickey, SS Titans: NSA

IA inactive
NSA no stats accumulated
DNP did not play
INJ injured
IR placed on injured reserve
Edited by: backrow

 

[backrow]

NFL history in making: Wes Welker became first player in NFL history to start season with 6+ receptions in 9 consecutive games!

Edited by: backrow

 

[Don Wassall]

So much for the Rams rallying around Haslet and his black magic -- at halftime Jets 40 Rams 0.

 

[Sean]

Jarred Allen got a sack for a safety.

Great job by Welker!

 

[Don Wassall]

60 yard TD catch by Kevin Walter!

 

[Don Wassall]

Welker has 10 catches with 5 minutes left in the game.

 

[Guest]

Packers O'line allowed target practice on Rogers, if he wasn't holding the pig a little too long his line practically allowed free passage to the QB. Then it comes down to the kicker, blew it.

 

[celticdb15]

Cllifton is past his prime

. Jared Allen ate him up.

 

[Don Wassall]

Joe Flacco and Matt Ryan continue their phenomenal rookie years, both their teams were expected to be bottom feeders but are 6-3.


Another guy starting to play very well is Tyler Thigpen. Probably not one DWF out of a thousand gave him a chance to be a good starting QB. The Chiefs were smart enough not to sign Culpepper a couple of weeks ago, leaving that masterstroke to the Lions instead.

 

[referendum]

Whats up with KC having three white defensive players, Boiman, Dacus and Mcgraw having significant playing time. Could Herm Edwards be in a desperate quest to save his job and maybe actually trying to win?

 

[whiteathlete33]

All in all nothing too great from our guys so far. I'm hoping Kevin Curtis can torch the Giants secondary tonight.

 

[Cassiodorus]

It's nice to see Todd Heap have a good game; it seemed as though he'd disappeared altogether.

 

[Thrashen]

Backrow is correct about Jon McGraw, nice game!

He's been on the Jets, Lions, and Chiefs since being drafted from Kansas State. Like most white skills players, he's been seriously jerked around during his time in the NFL.

He's a 6' 3" safety (much bigger than the midget blacks who normally started over him) with all the skills and speed. The Cheifs in general are beginning to win my respect. With Dacus, Boiman, McGraw, and an emerging Thigpen, I'm almost happy to see them compete during games.

Also, Welker was uncoverable today, and the annoucers praised him all day. They didnt even use any "caste codes" exclusively reserved for white players. They gave him legit respect. Matt Cassel made some seriously good throws today, and I'm sure his performance this season will earn him a contract elsewhere next season. I wish Cassel all the best.

 

[celticdb15]

Kevin Boss just LEAPED over a db!!!

 

[PhillyBirds]

Stewart Bradley: a man amongst boys.

EDIT: I've officially decided that Madison Hedgefumes is the best blocker in the NFL.Edited by: PhillyBirds

 

[Sean]

Stewart Bradley: a man amongst boys.

EDIT: I've officially decided that Madison Hedgefumes is the best blocker in the NFL.

Bradley was awesome at Nebraska. I'm a big Cornhusker fan, so it was good to see him doing so well now in the NFL.

 

[backrow]

Stewart Bradley: a man amongst boys.

EDIT: I've officially decided that Madison Hedgefumes is the best blocker in the NFL.

hahaha, yeah it won't let me spell his name correctly, Hedgec0ck!

PS Kansas only uses its white defenders because of injuries. Edited by: backrow

 

[Freethinker]

I get to see Hedgefumes play every week and its a treat. What a beast he is. Even that fat moron Madden said Madison is the best blocking FB.

Stu Bradley is also emerging as a great player.

The hightlight of the game though was Kevin Boss' leap over a "superior athlete".

I hope it made all the highlights.....

 

[Freethinker]

hahaha, yeah it won't let me spell his name correctly, Hedgec0ck!

I now see what you guys were referring to. lol. Good job keeping the site PG Don

 

[celticdb15]

Barrett Ruud And Stu Bradley both = studs outta nebraska

 

[bigunreal]

I saw an incredible stat on ESPN today. Joe Flacco and Matt Ryan have set a new NFL record for the best won-lost record by rookie QBs in their first 9 games. Impressive as that was, that wasn't the incredible stat. Guess whose record they broke? Believe it or not, Kyle Boller had a record of 5-4 in his first 9 NFL starts, which was an all-time record until now. I guess young white QBs don't get the benefit of jock-sniffers crowing about "all he does is win."

 

[Jimmy Chitwood]

wow, bigunreal!

that announcement flies in the face of the "reality" we're indoctrinated with each day via Sportscenter regarding the affletic quarterbacks who are still poised to "change the game."

congratulations to young Joe Flacco and Matt Ryan, and may they continue to build upon their early success.

 

[PhillyBirds]

After tonights' Monday Night Football game (a pretty good one, actually) I've decided that my new favorite palyer in the NFL is 49ers defensive end Justin Smith.

He is a tremendous athlete. He frequently drops back into zone coverage, and even tackled Cardinals' RB Tim Hightower in the open field. Mike Tirico even referred to it as a "tremendously athletic play from Smith."

He generates pass rush. Smith was in the face of Kurt Warner many times, causing multiple hurried throws. It's rare you see this type of rush from a 3-4 defensive end, except maybe the Steeler's Aaron Smith. Justin Smith moves very well for his size.

Smith draws double-teams, just like a 3-4 end is supposed to. He keeps the linebackers clear by drawing multiple blockers to himself. Smith is strong, athletic and agile on the line of scrimmage.

I noticed all of this in one game! How could you not want a guy like this on your team? Consider this an ode to my new favorite player.

Edited by: PhillyBirds

 

[Bart]

He generates pass rush. Smith was in the face of Kurt Warner many times, causing multiple hurried throws.

Speaking of Warner, he is smoking this year.Tonighthewas 32-42, threw 3 TD's and waswell over 300 YD'swith a very high QB rating. MVP! MVP! Why not?

 

[Deadlift]

Ryan Denney - 11 tackles
Paul Poz - 10 tackles
Chris Kelsay - 7 tackles
Kyle Williams - 5 tackles


Every NFL defense should have at least that much, and more, of a White defensive presence.


Don,

Isn't it interesting that they are being killed by a sumo O-line that cannot generate a running game? Only in the Caste NFL.

You are exactly right when you notice the predictable pattern of team operation. As you've pointed out, "if teams have more Whites on offense, they'll have less to almost no Whites on defense. If teams have more Whites on defense, they'll have visibly less Whites on offense."

It's classic, and a testament to the artificialness, that so many teams love shooting themselves in the foot. Over-and-over again. "Winning" sure doesn't seem like the ultimate goal of many of these teams.

Win or lose, fielding a "diverse" squad is the goal.