On January 3, Beijing time, the 17th week of the NFL's 2020 season regular season began in full swing. There are 15 matches played today, how are the matches going? Let's take a look!
Philadelphia Eagles 20-16 Washington Football Team
Hawks quarterback Hertz has been dramatic this week, dodging not only the tackles of his opponents, but also the clutches of the fans. Hertz advanced 45 yards six times today and was almost hit by fans on the road. Since the start of the game with 2 wins and 5 losses, the Hawks have won 7 of their next 9 games and are now in a good position to enter the playoffs. Hertz did well in the game, advancing 214 yards on 17 of 26 passes and showing composure and composure.
Tampa Bay Pirates 28-24 New York Jets
No one noticed that the pirates reversed the jets, and everyone set their sights on Antonio Brown. In the third quarter of the game, Brown suddenly appeared in the end zone, stripped himself naked and left the stadium, and after the game head coach Arians said that "Brown is no longer a pirate". The Pirates game was very difficult, Brady advanced 410 yards in 50 passes and 34, made 3 touchdowns and was intercepted, and finally led the Pirates to play a winning attack of 93 yards, fortunately, the team's mentality was not broken by AB.
Tennessee Titans 34-3 Miami Dolphins
The Titans ended the Dolphins' seven-game winning streak, locked in the division championship in the early round, and after today's Chieftain's loss to the Tigers, the Titans inexplicably became the number one seed in the Current American League. As the first team in NFL history to win seven consecutive games after seven consecutive losses, the Dolphins once had great hopes of entering the playoffs, but this loss greatly undermined the team's plans. On cold rainy days, the Titans used 40 dashes to advance 200 yards small, and Tannhill advanced 120 yards and 2 touchdowns on 18 passes 13.
New England Patriots 50-10 Jacksonville Jaguars
The Patriots were a bit of a killer, with rookie quarterbacks making three touchdowns and Damian Harris and Ramund Stevenson each scoring two touchdowns. The Patriots ended a two-game losing streak and helped Bill Bilicek to the 20th 10-win season of his manager's career, tying with Don Schula. With the Dolphins losing to the Titans, the Patriots are once again advancing into the playoffs early. The Jaguars on the other side suffered a three-game losing streak after the dismissal of Urban Meyer, and Lawrence angrily sent three interceptions.
Los Angeles Rams 20-19 Baltimore Crows
Matthew Stafford did poorly in the first half, sending out two interceptions, including a copy of Chuck Clark to attack the touchdown. It was also at that time that the Ravens controlled the score through the defensive group. It wasn't until the final moments of the game that Stafford played an eye-popping attack. He advanced 162 yards on 14 passes, back-to-back passes to find Bei Qiang play four gears into the red zone, and then completed the touchdown with a short pass. The Ravens are missing a major general in this game, and the main quarterback Lamar Jackson cannot play.
Cincinnati Tigers 34-31 Kansas City Chief
Evan McPherson hit a 20-yard free-kick to help the Tigers beat the Chiefs to win their first American League North Championship in six years and make it to the playoffs. Rookie Jamal Chase set a rookie record, advancing 266 yards with 11 catches and three touchdowns. The Chiefs ended an eight-game winning streak and ceded the top spot in the American League to the Tennessee Titans. Quarterback Joe Burrow once again made a brilliant performance of 39 passes and 30 advances from 446 yards to make four touchdowns.
Las Vegas Raiders 23-20 Indianapolis Ponies
Derek Carr is once again on a winning offensive run to help the Raiders grab the playoff initiative. With 54 seconds to go until the end of the game, Carl dodged the tackle and passed the ball to Find Hunter Renfrew, creating an opportunity for Daniel Carson's 24-yard free-kick. While the Malts regretted missing their chances, the team started off slowly, advancing just 53 yards on the first five offenses, and Wentz did look like a quarterback who had just come out of the new crown roster, hadn't trained for a week, and had a problem passing decision. The pony copied Carl twice, but neither converted the number of components.
Chicago Bears 29-3 New York Giants
The Giants had no desire to win, quarterback Glennon only advanced 24 yards on 4 of 11 passes, and sent two interceptions, encountered four tackles, and lost 80 yards for 24 yards. So the Giants used as many as 40 road punches, and the desireless Bears laughed and accepted the gift. Andy Dalton also didn't do well, and the new team still needs to find a new quarterback.
Buffalo Bills 29-15 Atlanta Falcons
Another inexplicable game, Beal quarterback Allen was in a strange state, advancing 120 yards on 11 of 26 passes and three interceptions without sending a touchdown. Fortunately, the road attack was powerful enough, and 44 punches advanced 233 yards while completing 4 punch touchdowns.
Seattle Seahawks 51-29 Detroit Lions
Rashad Penney rushed out of a career-high 170 yards and two touchdowns, and Russell Wilson made four touchdowns, three of which were aimed at D.K. Metcalf. The Seahawks ended their last home game of the year with a big win, with the team leading 31-7 in the first half, and after Metcalfe made two touchdowns in the second half, the game went into garbage time.
New Orleans Saints 18-10 Carolina Panthers
A very boring game, the two teams combined to advance more than 500 yards. Saints Hill returned from injury to the starting line-up, passing 222 yards and 1 touchdown, while the Panthers struggled under Sam Danold, who suffered 7 tackles, including Cameron Jordan alone with 3.5 tackles, and the Panthers advanced 178 yards, suffering six consecutive defeats.
Arizona Cardinals 25-22 Dallas Cowboys
The game didn't have much impact on the League's top seed, but the Cardinals ended a three-game losing streak while also blocking the Cowboys' four-game winning streak. In the first three quarters, the Cardinals suppressed the Cowboy attack, and the score was 22-7. In the fourth quarter, the backward cowboys fought back madly, cutting down 15 points and chasing the score to only one ball, but in the end it was a failure.
San Francisco 49ers 23-7 Houston Texans
Only by winning this game will the 49s have a chance to continue to impact the playoffs, and the team relies heavily on road offense from the start, including designing some running lines for rookie quarterback Trey Reims. But because of the team's relatively conservative choice, almost no points were scored in the first half. In the second half, Reims began to pass more, connecting Dibo Samuel and Elijah Mitchell to get two touchdowns and widen the score with two free kicks.
Los Angeles Lightning 34-13 Denver Broncos
Like the 49ers, the Lightning can only stay in the wild card battle for a spot if they win. Their offense was powerful, taking a 17-point lead at one point. By the second half, the Lightning attack was sharper, with Justin Herbert advancing 237 yards on 22 of 32 passes and making two touchdowns. The Mustangs are understaffed, and a large number of main players have been put on the new crown roster, which has greatly affected the defensive team.
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