New Orleans, Kansas City and Denver remained the only one unbeaten
14.10.2013
New Orleans, Kansas City and Denver were the only teams unbeaten this season in the NFL. "The saints" won their visit to Chicago with 26:18 after two touchdown passes of Drew Briys to running back Pierre Thomas. Garrett Hartley added field goals from 47, 19, 36 and 27 yards, and Jimmy Graham caught ten passes for total of 135 yards and came under № 1 in the league.
Denver made the fifth step to the perfect season, but needed a last second field goal by Matt Preytar to defeat Dallas with 51:48. In a match in which they had overcome a total 1,075 yards and the protect seemed like an unnecessary obstacle, 1:57 min before the end Denny Traveytan intercept a pass by Tony Romo deep in the midst of "The Cowboys" and sealed the success of the guests. Romo had a chance to break the the old record of Norm Van Broklin by submitted yards in a game, but finished 49 of him with indicators 25 of 36 for 506 yards and five touchdowns and interception.
Kansas City are 5-0 for the first time in ten years. "The chiefs" scored 13 unanswered points in the last seven minutes and won as guests of Tennessee with 26:17. Jamaal Charles ran 108 yards and scored his third touchdown of the season and Ryan Sakop scored field goals of 29, 24, 33 and 48 yards. In the absence of the injured Jake Locker the Harvard product Ryan Fitzpatrick ended with 21 of the 41 indicators for 247 yards touchdown and two interceptions.
New England lost with 6:13 as guests of Cincinnati, but most unpleasant was the late chance of Tom Brady to broke the record for consecutive games with touchdown pass. The quarterback of "The Patriots" were of three of the overtaking Drew Briys but three yards before the end zone Adam "Pakman" Jones intercepted his pass 16 seconds before the end and sealed the victory. The only touchdown in the game scored BenDzharvas Green-Ellis, who recently wore a the jersey of New England.
And Seattle lost for the first time this season, scattered 12 points advantage during the visit of Indianapolis finished 28:34. Ti Wai Hilton had a monstrous day for "The Studs" with rebounds passes for 140 yards and two touchdowns, and for the third time from the start of the season Russell Wilson (15 of 31 for 210 yards, two touchdowns and interception) finished with a rating below 80. Special teams of both teams were disastrous. Seattle blocked pant for a safety in the first quarter and early in the second Indianapolis blocked field goal of 48 yards which Delano Howell returned 63 yards for a touchdown.
Results:
Cleveland - Buffalo 37:24
St. Louis - Jacksonville 34:20
Tennessee - Kansas City 17:26
NY Giants - Philadelphia 21:36
Miami - Baltimore 23:26
INDIANAPOLIS - Seattle 34:28
Green Bay - Detroit 22:9
Cincinnati - New England 13:6
Chicago - New Orleans 18:26
Arizona - Carolina 22:6
Dallas - Denver 48:51
San Francisco - Houston 34:3
Oakland - San Diego 27:17
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