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NFL Wild Week One Recap
Author: Skyla Burrell
The
2019 NFL season
started off with a bang. Football fans watched some of the most exciting and tragic games ever played in the first week of the
regular NFL season.
During the match between the
Raiders and the Broncos,
the crowd was heard yelling “F*** AB” after the Raiders won 24-16. It appears losing star receiver Antonio Brown proved to be a team (and crowd) motivator.
After the drowning of the
Dolphins
59-10 by the
Ravens
on 8th September, several of the aquatic mammals asked their agents to trade them to better waters.
New Orleans beat out Houston
30-28 in the final seconds of Monday’s game thanks to Wil Lutz’s 58- yard field goal, giving the Saints their first season-opening win in 6 years.
The
Patriots
pretty much steamrolled right through the
Steelers
winning 33-3. No surprise here, as Pittsburgh does not have the best track record playing on New England’s home turf at just 1-6.
The
Cowboys beat the Giants
at home 35-17. The talk of the town was Dak Prescott who threw 405 yards and completed 4 TD’s for Dallas, earning himself a perfect passer rating.
The
49’ers beat the Bucs
31-17. Tampa Bay’s Jamesis Winston threw 3 interceptions, 2 of which were run back by San Francisco for touchdowns.
Detroit and Arizona
ended in a 27-27 tie. This was the 1st time in over 6 decades that the Cardinals started a rookie QB and might be the last, as the Lions sacked him 5 times.
The
Redskins
blew a 17 point lead and lost to the
Eagles
17-32. Highlights included a 48-yard touchdown by Washington’s Vernon Davis.
It was href="https://www.gamblingcity.com/Articles/How-the-House-Makes-its-Bread-on-the-Spread" target="_blank">a close one between the
Cincinnati Bengals and the Seattle Seahawks
, but not very exciting. The Seahawks won 21-20 at their home opener.
The
Chargers took the win over the Colts
in overtime 30-24. Shocker of the day was the Indianapolis star kicker, Adam Vinatieri’s, poor showing, missing two makeable field goals and an extra point.
The
Kansas City Chiefs beat the Jaguars
40-26 in Jacksonville. Adding injury to insult, quarterback Nick Foles is out indefinitely with a broken collar bone.
The
Rams beat Carolina
by just 3 points, the final score 30-27. The Panthers might have won if Cam Newton managed to pass the ball better than he catches it.
Minnesota beat the Falcons
28-12. Dalvin Cook topped 100 yards and scored two touchdowns making him the 2nd Viking in history to accomplish that goal on opening day.
The
Titans crushed the Browns
by 30 points, winning 43-13. Cleveland managed 18 penalties and marks the team’s 15th straight loss in season openers.
Buffalo
won by 1 point over the Jets in New Jersey, final score 17-16. The
New York Jets
were unable to hold on to a 16 point lead in the second half.
And last but not least, the
Packers beat the Bears
10-3 in a snoozer of a game in Chicago. The jury is still out as to who has the worst offense.