NFL Week 13

I can't complain too much about this NFL Week. The Vikings beat the Bills at home, but Benedict Favre left the game with another injury. He hasn't practiced as of Thursday, and his streak of 298 starts is in jeopardy.

The Browns came out on top against Miami, and lowly Jacksonville had a convincing win against the Titans.

The Saints nearly lost to Cincinnati, but a fourth quarter penalty in the red zone saved them. A New Orleans loss would've really helped Green Bay, as would've a Chicago loss. However, the Bears don't seem to care much about Green Bay's fortunes, because they defeated the Lions 24-20.

Oakland continues to prove their playoff-worthiness. They beat the heavily favored Chargers on Sunday, by a margin of 15 points. Another underdog victory went to St. Louis, who beat the Arizona Cardinals. If the playoffs started today, the St. Louis Rams, against all odds, would be in.



The Cowboys managed to beat Indianapolis (I can't remember the last time they've played this bad), and New England picked apart the Jets' defense in a 45-13 win.

The Mighty Pack ran over the 49ers, leaving no doubt that they were the better team. Aaron Rodgers had a spectacular game. He was 21 of 30, with 3 touchdowns and no interceptions. Donald Driver also put on a show, and James Starks, an undrafted free agent, played surprisingly great.

GO PACK GO!