Week Seventeen Football ERA Game Results

	Net	Offensive	Offense	Offense	Defensive	Defense	Defense
	Total	Total	Rushing	Drives	Total	Rushing	Pressure
Den	3952	2292	872	1420	1661	1034	627
KC	-2197	-941	292	-1233	-1256	-1034	-222
NE	3419	1697	857	840	1723	883	840
Mia	-1528	-560	95	-655	-969	-883	-86
Bal	2940	1671	979	692	1269	1040	229
Cinn	-958	-539	49	-588	-419	-1040	621
Was	2821	1714	1203	511	1107	790	317
Dall	-962	-159	123	-282	-803	-790	-13
NYG	2727	1615	825	790	1112	673	439
Phi	-1022	-206	346	-551	-817	-673	-144
Car	2633	1691	1201	490	943	649	294
NO	-722	-291	-126	-165	-432	-649	217
SF	2382	1378	598	780	1005	596	409
Arz	-763	-397	176	-572	-366	-596	230
Minn	2071	990	728	262	1081	558	524
GB	-571	68	112	-44	-638	-558	-81
TB	1860	898	513	386	962	429	533
Atl	-333	-39	177	-216	-293	-429	136
Chi	1256	985	665	320	271	150	121
Det	452	138	218	-80	315	-150	465
Ind	1250	631	405	226	620	248	372
Hou	255	402	423	-21	-147	-248	101
Tenn	1124	109	381	-272	1015	-45	1060
Jax	928	859	445	414	69	45	24
Oak	1068	550	546	3	519	148	371
SD	180	380	232	149	-200	-148	-53
Sea	849	752	590	162	98	-45	143
StL	814	160	189	-29	654	45	608
NYJ	847	536	459	77	311	201	109
Buff	721	663	544	119	59	-201	260
Pitt	780	360	302	58	420	-11	432
Cleve	751	558	459	99	193	11	182

Photo: Geoff Burke, USA TODAY Sports
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Report: Reid plans to tell Cardinals he’ll “fix” Kevin Kolb

When Andy Reid interviews with the Cardinals (it may be Wednesday, it may be Thursday, and the bespectacled head of one of the reporters who has stomped his feet and insisted it’ll be Wednesday possibly will explode if one more person says it’s happening Thursday), Reid will need a good way to get the attention of the Bidwills.
The best, and most obvious, strategy appears to be this:  “You know how I screwed you in that trade for Kevin Kolb?  I can now un-screw you.”
Ian Rapaport of NFL Network reports that Reid’s pitch to the Cardinals will include a vow to “fix” Kolb.
It’s ironic, to say the least.  Two years ago, Reid’s Eagles conned the Cardinals into thinking Kolb was better than he really is.  Now, Reid will try to reprise that routine not in order to finagle a player and a draft pick from Arizona but to land a job there.
The suggestion that Reid can make Kolb play better than he has in Arizona overlooks a couple of things.  First, Kolb didn’t play all that well in Philly, once he finally got the chance to start.  Second, Kolb is injury prone, and that’s something no quarterback guru can fix.  Third, Reid’s reported plan is a direct slap at Ken Whisenhunt; if Kolb needs to be “fixed,” it means that Whisenhunt somehow “broke” him.
Regardless, all Reid needs to do is convince the Bidwills that Kolb is fixable.  A little film review, a little jargon, and a few answers to whatever questions they muster after Andy mutters “time’s yours,” and that could be the key to talking them into hiring him.
Of course, the fact that Reid even needs to make that pitch tends to undercut the idea that the deal is already 95-percent certain.

Source: PFT.com
Author: Mike Florio

Greg Schiano: I need to evaluate Josh Freeman

Buccaneers coach Greg Schiano said Monday that he thinks quarterback Josh Freeman will win Super Bowls over the course of his career, but he stopped short of saying that Freeman will continue to be the team’s starter next season.
Schiano was complimentary of Freeman’s season during his postmortem on the Bucs’ 7-9 season, but he also said that he wants to evaluate Freeman before the start of next season to make sure that he’s the right quarterback for the team in the future. Part of that evaluation will be to bring in competition for Freeman in the offseason.
“What I can say is, a 4,000-yard passer, a touchdown record – there’s a lot of things you say, ‘Wow.’ Are there things that frustrate you? Yeah. There’s things that frustrate him, too. And I’m not ducking the question, because quite frankly, I really like Josh Freeman. But I want to make sure I don’t get ahead of my skis at all here and really evaluate every single thing to what’s best for this organization,” Schiano said, via the Tampa Bay Times. “Do I think Josh Freeman is going to win Super Bowls in this league? I do. So, I hope that happens here. But again, at the end of the day, I have to evaluate everything before I can say that’s what we’re doing. The one thing I do believe in is competition at every spot, including the quarterback so I want to have as many good players on our football team as we can at every single position. It’s a little different in the NFL.”
Freeman was all over the place during the 2012 season. He struggled a little early then went on a five-game spurt where he threw 13 touchdowns and one interception before posting consecutive four interception outings in Weeks 15 and 16. The end result was better than 2011, to be sure, but Freeman remains an athletically gifted but erratic quarterback after four seasons.
Next year will be a big one for the quarterback as it is the final year of the deal he signed as a rookie. If Freeman can’t raise his game, he might not get another deal from the Buccaneers and, if Schiano follows through on his plan, he might not even be their starter next season.

Source:  PFT.com
Author: Josh Alper
Photo by Streeter Lecka Getty Images from SportsIllustrated.CNN.com