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Vuelta Divisional SE SOLICITA SU DIFUSIÓN 10/01/18 http://twitter.com/nfl345 DE INTERÉS – VUELTA DIVISIONAL DE “PEOR A PRIMERO”. Los PHILADELPHIA EAGLES y los JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS esta temporada clasificaron a la vuelta Divisional tras haber completado sendos resurgimientos de “peor a primero”. Al menos un equipo ganó su división la temporada siguiente a haber finalizado último o empatando ese puesto en 14 de las últimas 15 temporadas. En las anteriores 14 temporadas, cuatro equipos que fueron de “peor a primero” en sus divisiones avanzaron al juego de Campeonato de Conferencia y dos llegaron hasta el Super Bowl: los Carolina Panthers de 2003 (Super Bowl XXXVIII) y los New Orleans Saints de 2009, que ganaron el Super Bowl XLIV. Los equipos en ir de “peor a primero” en sus divisiones y llegaron hasta al menos el juego de Campeonato de Conferencia desde 2003: TEMPORADA EQUIPO MARCA MARCE TEMPORADA ANTERIOR AVANZÓ HASTA 2003 Carolina 11-5 7-9 Super Bowl XXXVIII 2004 Atlanta 11-5 5-11 Campeonato de la NFC 2006 New Orleans 10-6 3-13 Campeonato de la NFC 2009 New Orleans 13-3 8-8 Ganó el Super Bowl XLIV 2017 Jacksonville 10-6 3-13 ??? 2017 Philadelphia 13-3 7-9 ??? Cinco de los ocho clubes aún en carrera –los Eagles, Saints y Vikings en la NFC, y los Jaguars y Titans en la AFC– no alcanzaron la postemporada en 2016, marcando la quinta vez desde 1990 –y primera desde 2000– que cinco equipos llegan a la vuelta Divisional tras no haber clasificado a la postemporada el año anterior. Las temporadas que tuvieron cinco equipos llegando a la vuelta Divisional tras haberse perdido la postemporada el año anterior desde 1990: TEMPORADA EQUIPOS QUE LLEGARON A LA VUELTA DIVISIONAL SIN HABER CLASIFICADO A LA POSTEMPORADA EL AÑO ANTERIOR 1990 5 (Cincinnati, Chicago, Los Angeles Raiders, Miami, Washington) 1992 5 (Miami, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, San Diego, San Francisco) 1999 5 (Indianapolis, St. Louis, Tampa Bay, Tennessee, Washington) 2000 5 (Baltimore, New Orleans, New York Giants, Oakland, Philadelphia) 2017 5 (Jacksonville, Minnesota, New Orleans, Philadelphia, Tennessee) -- VUELTA DIVISIONAL -- PRIMERA CLASE. El de New England BILL BELICHICK participó de 36 juegos de postemporada como entrenador en jefe y tiene 26 triunfos en postemporada en su carrera, la mayor cantidad de victorias en la historia por un entrenador en jefe. Belichick, que se enfrenta a Tennessee el sábado por la noche, superará a los miembros del Salón de la Fama TOM LANDRY (36) y DON SHULA (36) para la mayor cantidad de partidos de postemporada como entrenador en jefe en la historia de la liga. Las mayores cantidades partidos de postemporada como entrenador en jefe en la historia de la NFL: ENTRENADOR EN JEFE EQUIPO(S) PARTIDOS EN POSTEMPORADA Bill Belichick Cleveland, New England 36 Tom Landry^ Dallas 36 Don Shula^ Baltimore Colts, Miami 36 Joe Gibbs^ Washington 24 Mike Holmgren Green Bay, Seattle 24 Chuck Noll^ Pittsburgh 24 Andy Reid Philadelphia, Kansas City 24 ^Miembro del Salón de la Fama -- VUELTA DIVISIONAL – CUANDO CUENTA. El mariscal de campo de New England TOM BRADY tiene 25 triunfos en postemporada en su carrera, la mayor cantidad de victorias en postemporada en la historia por un mariscal de campo titular, mientras que el mariscal de campo de Pittsburgh BEN ROETHLISBERGER está empatado en el sexto puesto con 13 triunfos en postemporada en su carrera. Roethlisberger, que el domingo juega contra Jacksonville, puede igualar a los miembros del Salón de la Fama TERRY BRADSHAW y JOHN ELWAY y a PEYTON MANNING para la tercera mayor cantidad de victorias en postemporada por un mariscal de campo titular en la historia de la NFL. Brady puede también extender su marca de la NFL el sábado. Los mariscales de campo titulares con las mayores cantidades de triunfos en postemporada en su carrera en la historia de la NFL: MARISCAL DE EQUIPO(S) TRIUNFOS EN CAMPO POSTEMPORADA Tom Brady New England 25 Joe Montana^ San Francisco, Kansas City 16 Terry Bradshaw^ Pittsburgh 14 John Elway^ Denver 14 Peyton Manning Indianapolis, Denver 14 Brett Favre^ Green Bay, Minnesota 13 Ben Roethlisberger Pittsburgh 13 ^Miembro del Salón de la Fama -- VUELTA DIVISIONAL – LA EDAD ES APENAS UN NÚMERO. El de New England TOM BRADY (40 años y 163 días de edad el sábado) y el de Tennessee MARCUS MARIOTA (24 años y 75 días de edad) se enfrentarán en la vuelta Divisional el sábado. Brady y Mariota tienen una diferencia de edad de 16 años y 88 días, la más grande entre mariscales de campo titulares enfrentándose uno a otro en un juego de postemporada en la historia de la NFL. Las diferencias de edad más grandes entre mariscales de campo titulares enfrentándose uno a otro en un juego de postemporada: FECHA MAYOR (EQUIPO) MENOR (EQUIPO) DIFERENCIA DE RESULTADO EDAD 13 de enero 13 de Tom Brady (New Marcus Mariota (Tennessee) 16 años, 88 días ??? 2018 England) 28 de diciembre de Steve DeBerg (Kansas Todd Marinovich (LA Raiders) 15 años, 166 días Kansas City, 10-6 1991 City) 31 de diciembre de Earl Morrall (Miami) Terry Bradshaw^ (Pittsburgh) 14 años, 108 días Miami, 21-17 1972 3 de enero de 2009 Kurt Warner^ (Arizona) Matt Ryan (Atlanta) 13 años, 329 días Arizona, 30-24 24 de diciembre de Earl Morrall (Miami) Mike Phipps (Cleveland) 13 años, 186 días Miami, 20-14 1972 ^Miembro del Salón de la Fama -- VUELTA DIVISIONAL – MATTY HIELO EN LA POSTEMPORADA. El mariscal de campo de Atlanta MATT RYAN completó 21 de 30 pases (70 por ciento) para 218 yardas y una anotación, con un índice de pasador de 101.8 en el triunfo de los Falcons 26-13 visitando a los Los Angeles Rams en el Fin de semana de Comodines. Ryan, que el sábado juega en Philadelphia, registró un índice de pasador de al menos 100 en cinco juegos de postemporada consecutivos, empatando la segunda racha más larga en la historia de la NFL. Solamente el miembro del Salón de la Fama JOE MONTANA (ocho) tiene una racha más larga. Las mayores cantidades de partidos de postemporada consecutivos con índice de pasador de 100 o más: EQUIPO TEMPORADAS PARTIDOS DE POSTEMPORADA CONSECUTIVOS CON ÍNDICE DE 100 JUGADOR O MÁS Joe Montana^ San Francisco 1988-1990 8 Matt Ryan Atlanta 2012, 2016-17 5* Joe Flacco Baltimore 2012, 2014 5 Troy Aikman^ Dallas 1992-93 5 *Racha activa ^Miembro del Salón de la Fama Ryan completó al menos EL 70 por ciento de su pases en cinco partidos de postemporada consecutivos y puede igualar al miembro del Salón de la Fama TROY AIKMAN (seis) en la racha más larga en los anales de la postemporada. Las mayores cantidades de partidos de postemporada consecutivos con un porcentaje de pases completos de 70 o más: JUGADOR EQUIPO TEMPORADAS PARTIDOS CONSECUTIVOS CON PORCENTAJE DE PASES COMPLETOS DE 70 O MÁS Troy Aikman^ Dallas 1992-94 6 Matt Ryan Atlanta 2012, 2016-17 5* Warren Moon^ Houston Oilers 1991-93 4 Joe Montana^ San Francisco 1989-1990 4 *Racha activa ^Miembro del Salón de la Fama -- VUELTA DIVISIONAL -- GRAN-PARTIDO BREES: El mariscal de campo de New Orleans DREW BREES lanzó 376 yardas y dos anotaciones para un índice de pasador de 115.2 en el triunfo de los Saints 31-26 sobre Carolina en el Fin de semana de Comodines. Brees, que el domingo juega en Minnesota, lanzó al menos 375 yardas en cuatro partidos de postemporada de su carrera y puede igualar a PEYTON MANNING (cinco) en la mayor cantidad de esa clase de desempeños en la historia de la NFL. Los jugadores con las mayores cantidades de partidos de postemporada con al menos 375 yardas aéreas en su carrera: JUGADOR EQUIPO(S) PARTIDOS DE POSTEMPORADA CON 365 O MÁS YARDAS AÉREAS Peyton Manning Indianapolis, Denver 5 Drew Brees New Orleans 4 Kurt Warner^ St. Louis, Arizona 4 ^Miembro del Salón de la Fama -- VUELTA DIVISIONAL – CORRECAMINOS HENRY. El corredor de Tennessee DERRICK HENRY acarreó 156 yardas y una anotación en el triunfo de los Titans 22-21 en Kansas City en el Fin de semana de Comodines. Henry, que el sábado jugará el segundo partido de postemporada de su carrera, puede sumarse a un grupo de elite con otro gran desempeño. Los jugadores con las mayores cantidades de yardas por tierra en sus primeros dos partidos de postemporada: JUGADOR EQUIPO TEMPORADA(S) YARDAS TERRESTRES Le’Veon Bell Pittsburgh 2016 337 Arian Foster Houston 2011 285 Duane Thomas Dallas 1970 278 Terrell Davis^ Denver 1996-97 275 Eddie George Tennessee 1999 268 Derrick Henry Tennessee 2017 156* *Al llegar a su segundo partido ^Miembro del Salón de la Fama # # # .
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