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SUPERBOWL LII PHILADELPHIA Eagles look to thwart Patriots shot at a record sixth championship in a ... NEW ENGLAND Super showdown EAGLES PATRIOTS om Brady and the New England Patriots will try to match the Pittsburgh Steelers’ six Super 13-3 • 2-0 T Bowl trophies when they face the Eagles in Minneapolis. They’ll face a Philadelphia Eagles 13-3 • 2-0 OFFENSE team looking for their first Lombardi Trophy. OFFENSE Total yards (avg.) Nick Foles, the backup QB who was thrust into the starting role when Carson Wentz blew out Total yards (avg.) Regular season: 365.8 his left knee last month, led the Eagles to a 38-7 rout of the Minnesota Vikings in the NFC Regular season: 394.2 233.6 132.2 championship game. 276.1 118.1 Passing Rushing The Eagles, who last won an NFL title in 1960, several years before the first Super Bowl, met Passing Rushing Postseason: 395.0 the Patriots in the Super Bowl after the 2004 season with New England prevailing 24-21. It’s Postseason: 391.0 292.0 103.0 the eighth Super Bowl appearance for Brady and coach Bill Belichick, who have won five times 317.5 73.5 First downs – including last year’s 34-28 overtime rally against the Atlanta Falcons. First downs Regular season: 338 The Patriots clearly have the edge when it comes to experience – 32 players have a combined Regular season: 389 108 193 37 60 games in the title game. The Eagles have just seven players on the active roster who’ve won a 107 232 50 Rushing Passing Penalty Super Bowl. The Patriots believe what’s important is this: Philadelphia is playing its best football. Rushing Passing Penalty Postseason: 49 Postseason: 53 3 U.S. Bank Stadium, Minneapolis • Sunday • 3:30 p.m. PST (NBC) 6 15 31 11 36 DEFENSE DEFENSE PROJECTED Yards allowed (avg.) Yards allowed (avg.) SPECIAL Regular season: 366.0 Regular season: 306.5 STARTERS TEAMS 251.2 114.8 227.3 79.2 Passing Rushing Passing Rushing S. Gostkowski R. Allen D. Amendola D. Lewis Postseason: 320.5 Postseason: 307.0 3 • K 6 • P 80 • PR 33 • KR 237.5 83.0 229.0 78.0 OFFENSE SCORING (PPG) SCORING (PPG) Regular season Regular season 28.6 Points for 28.6 Points for D. Lewis J. White R. Gronkowski 18.5 Points allowed 18.4 Points allowed 33 • RB T. Brady 28 • RB 87 • TE Postseason 12 • QB Postseason 26.5 Points for 29.5 Points for 8.5 Points allowed 17.0 Points allowed PLAY SELECTION (PCT.) C. Hogan B. Cooks PLAY SELECTION (PCT.) Regular season Postseason 15 • WR C. Fleming S. Mason D. Andrews J. Thuney N. Solder 14 • WR Regular season Postseason 71• RT 69 • RG 60 • C 62 • LG 77 • LT PASS RUSH PASS RUSH PASS RUSH PASS RUSH 54.4 45.6 50.4 49.6 56.7 43.3 66.7 33.3 V. Curry 75 • DE T. Jernigan F. Cox B. Graham DEFENSE 93 • DT 91 • DT 55 • DE COACHES CORNER COACHES CORNER Doug Pederson Bill Belichick Philly was in J. Mills M. Kendricks D. Ellerbe N. Bradham R. Darby One win away from a sixth attack mode from 31 • CB 95 • LB 57 • LB 53 • LB 41 • CB the outset against Super Bowl title the Vikings, and with the Patriots. that’s a good WHEN PATRIOTS HAVE THE BALL Has shaped reflection of Never mind that Brady is 40, he’s playing as if he’s in his prime and will test the roster in Pederson and Philadelphia’s versatile defense from the outset. If the Eagles don’t bring pressure, New England R. McLeod M. Jenkins his staff. Pederson knows he he will pick them apart. Philly must be alert not only for all of Brady’s targets – to build the can’t back off against the Pats, 23 • S 27 • S WRs Brandin Cooks, Danny Amendola, Chris Hogan, RBs James White and Dion strongest dynasty in the and defensive coordinator history of the NFL. Lewis – but for Lewis and White in the running game. Both are shifty and flexible and have Jim Schwartz is known for being aggressive. Brady’s trust. Perhaps most critical among all matchups is All-Pro TE Rob Gronkowski, who exited the AFC title Career record: 278-128 .685 game following a concussion. His confrontations with veteran S Malcolm Jenkins could be telling. Reg. season Postseason Career record: 22-12 .647 W L PCT W L PCT Reg. season Postseason 250 118 .679 28 10 .737 W L PCT W L PCT 20 12 .625 2 0 1.000 PROJECTED STARTERS SPECIAL TEAMS Carrying the load All aboard the Emerged as one of the Jay Train J. Elliott D. Jones K. Barner most reliable playmak- 4 • K 8 • P 38 • PR/KR ers in the league over Acquired from the back half of the Miami at the trade OFFENSE season, carving out deadline. Became his role as New Z. Ertz first player in NFL England’s backfield 86 • TE history to produce PROJECTED leader. Also, the only at least 400 rushing N. Agholor J. Ajayi player in this game to yards with two STARTERS13 • WR N. Foles 36 • RB have returned a teams (465 yards, 9 • QB kickoff for a TD this Miami, 408 yards, season. Ranked Philadelphia) in fourth in the NFL the same Jay Ajayi Dion Lewis with 24.8 yards season. per return. A. Jeffery T. Smith RUSHING L. Johnson B. Brooks J. Kelce S. Wisniewski H. Vaitai RUSHING 17 • WR 82 • WR Regular season (Mia./Phi.) 65 • RT 79 • RG 62 • C 61 • LG 72 • LT Regular season ATT YDS AVG LONG TD ATT YDS AVG LONG TD 208 873 4.2 71 1 E. Lee T. Flowers 180 896 5.0 44 6 55 • LDE 98 • RDE Postseason Postseason 33 127 3.8 16 0 24 96 4.0 18 0 L. Guy M. Brown S. Gilmore 93 • DT 90 • DT 24 • RCB FIELD GOALS FIELD GOALS Jake Elliott Stephen YARDS M. Butler YARDS Gostkowski 1-19 21 • LCB E. Roberts K. Van Noy J. Harrison 1-19 52 • LB 53 • LB 92 • LB 20-29 DEFENSE 20-29 30-39 P. Chung WHEN EAGLES HAVE THE BALL D. McCourty 30-39 40-49 23 • S 32 • S 40-49 The Patriots must be wary of a balanced offense that tore apart 50+ Minnesota, which has a better overall defense than New England. 50+ Foles will try to get TE Zach Ertz involved early; he was unstoppable against the Vikings. Wideout Alshon Jeffery is a clear target with excellent hands and the ability to get open all over the field, freeing up Nelson Made FGA 31 Agholor and veteran Torrey Smith. The Eagles will try to keep New England’s offense on the sideline, and Made FGA 40 Missed FGM 26 create space for RBs Jay Ajayi, former Patriot LeGarrette Blount and rookie Corey Clement. New England Missed FGM 37 PCT 83.9 LB Kyle Van Noy figures to have a busy day unless Philly falls behind. PCT 92.5 Regular LNG 61 Regular LNG 62 season season Zach Nelson Alshon Go-to guys Danny Brandin Rob Ertz Agholor Jeffery Favorite Amendola Cooks Gronkowski Nick has the knack TE WR WR targets of WR WR TE Battle tested FOLES STATS Foles and Brady BRADY’S STATS Pass yds: 537 (reg.) • 598 (postseason) 74 62 57 RECEPTIONS 61 65 69 Pass yds: 4,577 (reg.) • 627 (post) TDs: 5 (reg.) • 3 (postseason) Regular season TDs: 32 (reg.) • 5 (post) Win Loss Win Loss WEEK TDs YARDS WEEK TDs YARDS 1 1 267 2 2 447 3 Passes by field position 3 378 4 4 307 5 REGULAR SEASON 5 303 6 FOLES BRADY 6 257 7 Pct Comp Att Yard line Att Comp Pct 7 249 8 60.0 15 25 OPP 19-1 102 66 64.7 8 333 9 BYE 9 35 74.0 37 50 OPP 49-20 194 131 67.5 10 BYE NOTE: Foles 10 266 OWN 1-20 84 58 69.0 11 replaced Carson 57.1 8 14 11 340 12 21 Wentz, who tore 61.3 46 75 OWN 21-50 292 191 65.4 12 227 his ACL against 13 258 13 the Rams in Week 14. 14 42 14 233 Nick Foles Tom Brady 15 237 15 298 Forget about Foles Has won five Super 16 163 16 224 being a backup Bowls, four times as 17 190 17 39 quarterback; his post- game MVP. Led the season performances, NFL with 4,577 WC particularly in the NFC passing yards. Will WC DIV 246 title game, have been be making his 37th DIV 337 CONF 352 strong. postseason start. CONF 290 SOURCE: National Football League AP.
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    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 11/27/19 http://twitter.com/NFL345 RAVENS QB LAMAR JACKSON, BROWNS LB JOE SCHOBERT & PATRIOTS WR MATTHEW SLATER NAMED AFC PLAYERS OF WEEK 12 Quarterback LAMAR JACKSON of the Baltimore Ravens, linebacker JOE SCHOBERT of the Cleveland Browns and wide receiver MATTHEW SLATER of the New England Patriots are the AFC Offensive, Defensive and Special Teams Players of the Week for games played in Week 12 (November 21, 24-25). OFFENSE: QB LAMAR JACKSON, BALTIMORE RAVENS DEFENSE: LB JOE SCHOBERT, CLEVELAND BROWNS SPECIAL TEAMS: WR MATTHEW SLATER, NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS 2019 AFC PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Offense Defense Special Teams Wk 1 QB Lamar Jackson, Baltimore LB Cameron Wake, Tennessee P Ty Long, LA Chargers Wk 2 QB Patrick Mahomes, Kansas City LB Whitney Mercilus, Houston P Jamie Gillan, Cleveland Wk 3 QB Deshaun Watson, Houston DL Calais Campbell, Jacksonville P Jake Bailey, New England Wk 4 RB Nick Chubb, Cleveland LB Kyle Van Noy, New England K Josh Lambo, Jacksonville Wk 5 QB Deshaun Watson, Houston DE Justin Houston, Indianapolis K Justin Tucker, Baltimore Wk 6 QB Sam Darnold, NY Jets LB Devin Bush, Pittsburgh K Justin Tucker, Baltimore Wk 7 QB Jacoby Brissett, Indianapolis CB Tre’Davious White, Buffalo K Josh Lambo, Jacksonville Wk 8 RB James Conner, Pittsburgh DE Joey Bosa, LA Chargers K Adam Vinatieri, Indianapolis Wk 9 QB Lamar Jackson, Baltimore LB Bud Dupree, Pittsburgh K Harrison Butker, Kansas City Wk 10 QB Lamar Jackson, Baltimore S Jamal Adams, NY Jets K Jason Sanders, Miami Wk 11 QB Josh Allen, Buffalo DE Maxx