2002 American Football Season

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Op maandag 02 september 2002 11:16 schreef Pistol_Pete het volgende:

* Pistol_Pete hoopt dat de Dallas Cowboys de super bowl gaan winnen.

Is er dit jaar trouwens iets te volgen van het NFL seizoen op de televisie in NL?

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Verder: Zoals altijd zal je echt weinig te zien krijgen op de kabel. Schaf nou een schotel aan en klaar is kees !

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Op maandag 02 september 2002 11:41 schreef Choller het volgende:

Verder: Zoals altijd zal je echt weinig te zien krijgen op de kabel. Schaf nou een schotel aan en klaar is kees !

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Op maandag 02 september 2002 11:16 schreef Pistol_Pete het volgende:

* Pistol_Pete hoopt dat de Dallas Cowboys de super bowl gaan winnen.

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Op dinsdag 17 september 2002 10:10 schreef The_Comeback-kid het volgende:
Tampa Bay Buccaneers wel gewonnen met 25-0. Dat team mag van mij wel de Super Bowl winnen. Het speciale vind ik aan de Buccaneers dat hun verdediging sterker is dan hun aanval. Warren Sapp is echt een beer van een man!

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Ik hoop natuurlijk dat de Tennessee Titans winnen. En voor de rest mogen de Rams niet winnen, maar dat zal wel niet gebeuren ze staan nu 0-6(met pre-season meegerekend)

En ben erg verbaasd over wat St' louis aan het doen is. Ben al een aantal jaar een groot fan van dat team en niet door Warner die is okay maar wel om Marshall Faulk. Te sterk en snel en wendbaar gewoon die man. Vanmiddag nog even op SBS 6 zitten kijken maar ongelofelijk zoals die vent door een verdediging snijd.

Zonde dat er geen wedstrijden meer te zien zijn in Nederland, nu moet ik het doen met de gameday stats op nfl.com

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Op maandag 23 september 2002 01:09 schreef Ekimus31 het volgende:

Zonde dat er geen wedstrijden meer te zien zijn in Nederland, nu moet ik het doen met de gameday stats op nfl.com

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bij de MLB zenden ze soms wedstrijden uit via het net,kost je wel $4,95 voor 8 wedstrijden maar dan iig wel beeld,laat de NFL daar ook maar eens mee beginnen

en bij pontell.com kun je ook NFL-wedstrijden op videoband bestellen
bestel zelf iedere week de Game of the Week video uit het collegevoetbal,das echt helemaal te knots voor woorden wat je daar te zien krijgt
maar ja das ook niet alles want het kost je een paar eurotjes en vaak weet ik de uitslag ook al

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Bucs hand Rams 3rd straight loss
Raiders get new trial in suit against league
From Herald Wire Services

Maybe now it's time for the St. Louis Rams to get concerned.

The defending NFC champions dropped to 0-3 Monday night, hardly resembling a team that has been to the Super Bowl two of the past three seasons after their 26-14 loss to the host Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

The Bucs' vaunted defense knocked running back Marshall Faulk out of the game and intercepted Kurt Warner four times to key their third straight victory in a heated rivalry that began with the Rams' 11-6 win in the 1999 NFC championship game.

Brad Johnson threw a 9-yard touchdown pass to Rickey Dudley and Martin Gramatica kicked field goals of 39 and 47 yards to help the Bucs (2-1) build a 13-7 halftime lead.

Brian Kelly's interception and 31-yard return to the St. Louis 1 set up Mike Alstott's TD plunge to put Tampa Bay up 19-7 with 10:42 to go.

The Rams pulled to five behind on Lamar Gordon's 20-yard touchdown run, but couldn't score again over the final 4:21.

Linebacker Derrick Brooks put the finishing touch on the victory, returning an interception 39 yards for a TD, a score assured when Warren Sapp flattened Warner near the goal line. Brooks also scored on a 97-yard interception return in Tampa Bay's 25-0 win over Baltimore last week.

Faulk, who rushed for 9 yards on six carries, left with a neck strain early in the second quarter and did not return. He scored on a 5-yard run in the first quarter and finished with 9 yards on six carries.

The Rams opened the season with losses to the Denver Broncos and New York Giants, but maintained there was no reason for alarm. Climbing out of an 0-3 hole will be difficult, though.

In the past five seasons, 28 teams have started 0-3. Just one, the 1998 Arizona Cardinals, have made the playoffs.

Warner finished 30 of 45 for 301 yards and no touchdowns. He was sacked five times.

RAIDERS GET NEW TRIAL

Citing jury misconduct, a Los Angeles Superior Court judge ordered a new trial in the Oakland Raiders' $1.2 billion conspiracy lawsuit against the NFL.

In a 9-3 vote last year, a Superior Court jury rejected the Raiders' claims that the NFL sabotaged the team's plans to build a new stadium in the L.A. area and that the team still owned the NFL rights to the Los Angeles market.

The Raiders moved back to Oakland from Los Angeles in 1995 -- 13 years after they moved south.

The misconduct allegation was raised after five jurors in last year's six-week trial said they overheard one member of the panel say he hated the Raiders and team owner Al Davis and would never vote in their favor, Raiders attorney Larry Feldman said.

The ruling calling for a new trial was made by Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Richard C. Hubbell, who heard the first trial.

''The Raiders are elated with the court's decision and look forward to having an opportunity to try their case to a fair and impartial jury,'' Feldman said. ``The Raiders have always believed that they would be playing football games at a state-of-the-art stadium at Hollywood Park today if it were not for the NFL's interference with their negotiations.''

Feldman said a new trial date would be set Dec. 3.

POURING IT ON

A day later, 49ers coach Steve Mariucci joined star wide receiver Terrell Owens in wishing the 49ers had rubbed it in the face of Steve Spurrier and the Washington Redskins.

Owens let everyone know immediately after Sunday's 20-10 victory over the Redskins that he thought the 49ers should have shown more ''killer instinct'' and not let up until the final whistle.

Mariucci got around to it Monday, saying he had hoped to ''bury'' the Redskins but reluctantly passed up a late scoring chance so his ailing team could get off the field. The 49ers were ravaged by a stomach virus that had stricken 17 players, including quarterback Jeff Garcia, and six more were hurt during the game.

Starting G Dave Fiore is probably out for the rest of the season after tearing a ligament in his oft-repaired right knee. Starting LB Jamie Winborn also will miss five to eight weeks with a knee injury.

AROUND THE LEAGUE

Bengals: Coach Dick LeBeau said Akili Smith is back as the starting QB for Cincinnati, which has scored 16 points in an 0-3 start.

Patriots: Troy Brown, who had 16 catches for 176 yards before limping off the field in the fourth quarter of New England's victory over Kansas City, was walking without trouble on Monday and said his right knee will be evaluated daily.

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Gaat dus niet zo lekker met de Rams en de Bucs

Maar hoe zit dat nou? 14:00 zondag SBS6?? Toch maar us checken dan.

Green Bay 17, Carolina 14
Buffalo 33, Chicago 27 (OT)
Pittsburgh 16, Cleveland 13 (OT)
Dallas 13, St. Louis 10 Warner exit
Philadelphia 35, Houston 17
Kansas City 48, Miami 36
Detroit 26, New Orleans 21 Zeer verrassend nu al een zege voor de Lions
Jacksonville 28, N.Y. Jets 3
Arizona 21, N.Y. Giants 7
Tampa Bay 35, Cincinnati 7
San Diego 21, New England 14 de sterkste defens wint van de sterkste offense
Oakland 52, Tennessee 25
Seattle 48, Minnesota 23

Vannacht
Denver at Baltimore 23 - 34 met een zeer sterk 2e kwart van de Ravens

[Dit bericht is gewijzigd door CAZZO op 01-10-2002 07:09]