Houston, New England, Atlanta and Denver qualified for the playoffs
25.05.2013
Houston became the first team ensured their participation in the NFL playoffs. "The Texans" did a good workout in their visit to Tennessee for the final 24:10. Matt Shob (21 of 35 for 207 yards) threw two touchdowns and the defense cross three passes of the quarterback of 'The Titans' Jake Locher and pulled two of his fumbles.
Minutes later, New England also secured their place in the knockout win after 23:16 visiting Miami. "Patriots" have gained their lead before the halftime when Steven Ridley and Wes Welker scored touchdowns, and Steven Gostkovski scored from 43 yards. The Kicker Was accurate in the fourth part of 32 and 20 yards, and New England already shared the second place in the AFC.
Standing in front of the TV Atlanta were crowned as champions of NFC South after Peyton Manning was unleashed in the third quarter for Denver's victory against Tampa Bay with 31:23. The favorite for MVP of the regular season, threw two touchdown passes to Demerias Thomas , and Vaughn Miller register the first interception in his career, while he returned it 26 yards to the spot box of "The Corsairs". The rookie Doug Martin was limited to the modest 56 yards in the most modest game since strengthened Tampa Bay.
Denver's victory turned "The Studs" l champions of AFC West, but not before Cincinnati to hit a big shoulder with the victory against San Diego. 'The Bengal Tigers' hammered the success with 20:13 in the last five minutes when Andy Dalton dive in the spot field of the hosts and Mike Nugent added field goal from 24 yards. In Cincinnati, however, relieved only after Reggie Nelson cross pass of Philip Rivers in his own end zone 49 seconds before the end of the regular time.
Results:
Atlanta - New Orleans 23:13
Tennessee - Houston 10:24
Miami - New England 16:23
Buffalo - Jacksonville 34:18
Detroit - Indianapolis 33:35
Kansas City - Carolina 27:21
NY Jets - Arizona 7:6
St. Louis - San Francisco 16:13 Cont.
Green Bay - Minnesota 23:14
Chicago - Seattle 17:23 Cont.
Denver - Tampa Bay 31:23
San Diego - Cincinnati 13:20
Oakland - Cleveland 17:20
Baltimore - Pittsburgh 20:23
Dallas - Philadelphia 38:27
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