Line of Scrimmage: Monday Morning Sentence Fragments (Week 11)
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The Indianapolis Colts are two wins away from the longest winning streak in NFL history.
Finally, I've found a way to work Ray "Buzz" Buivid into a story.
The defense Bill Belichick didn't want to put on the field a week ago kept the offense of the New York Jets off it Sunday.
Brett Favre is doing things with the Minnesota Vikings that even one of the most decorated quarterbacks in league history has never done before.
The undefeated Indianapolis Colts found yet another way to win a close game, their 19th straight victory.
When the last player drafted in 2009 trotted onto the field, the best team of 2008 was doomed.
It didn't matter which quarterback the Denver Broncos had under center Sunday. The San Diego Chargers bottled up both the rusty Chris Simms and the hobbled Kyle Orton.
Donovan McNabb and the Philadelphia Eagles found a way to pull out a close win. They also hurt the Chicago Bears in the process.
David Garrard's second game-winning drive in as many weeks gave the Jacksonville Jaguars their first three-game winning streak in nearly two years.
Drew Brees and the New Orleans Saints keep on rolling.
Eli Manning and the New York Giants' offense bailed out their top-ranked defense.
Bruce Gradkowski provided more than a spark for the struggling Oakland Raiders. He delivered a much-needed comeback victory that the Cincinnati Bengals handed over to Oakland.
An ailing Matthew Stafford threw his fifth touchdown pass from 1 yard to Brandon Pettigrew, and Jason Hanson's extra point with no time on the clock gave the Detroit Lions a thrilling 38-37 win over the Cleveland Browns on Sunday.
Tony Romo and the Dallas Cowboys were awful on offense for a second straight week. This time, they were lucky to be playing the broken-down Washington Redskins.
Aaron Rodgers made San Francisco pay for a draft-day snub in 2005 and the Green Bay Packers survived a second-half surge by the 49ers for a 30-24 victory Sunday.
Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kurt Warner left Sunday's game after taking a blow to the head in the second quarter, and the team said his return was questionable.
Tony Romo hit Patrick Crayton with a 10-yard touchdown pass late in the fourth quarter, lifting the Cowboys to a listless 7-6 victory over NFC East rival Washington.
The Broncos started Chris Simms in place of the injured Kyle Orton at quarterback Sunday in Denver's Week 11 showdown with San Diego.
Aaron Rodgers threw for 344 yards and two touchdowns, as the Green Bay Packers withstood a late push by San Francisco and held on for a 30-24 win at Lambeau Field.
Cowboys cornerback Terence Newman and secondary coach Dave Campo had a brief physical confrontation on the sideline Sunday, though Campo and head coach Wade Phillips both downplayed the incident after Dallas' 7-6 victory over the Washington Redskins.