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2020 Aikman Report 2020 Aikman Rankings 2020 NFL Rankings Offense Defense Combined Offense Defense Combined 1 Pittsburgh Steelers 10-0 (1.000) 90.9 77.4 168.3 1 Pittsburgh Steelers 10-0 (1.000) 21 4 25 2 Los Angeles Rams 7-3 (.700) 89.4 73.5 162.9 2 Los Angeles Rams 7-3 (.700) 5 1 6 3 Arizona Cardinals 6-4 (.600) 89.497.8 73.565.0 162.9162.8 3 Arizona Cardinals 6-4 (.600) 51 191 206 4 Tampa Bay Buccaneers 7-4 (.636) 97.891.7 65.070.5 162.8162.2 4 Tampa Bay Buccaneers 7-4 (.636) 181 195 2023 5 Kansas City Chiefs 9-1 (.900) 98.8 62.8 161.6 5 Kansas City Chiefs 9-1 (.900) 2 15 17 6 New Orleans Saints 8-2 (.800) 93.9 67.5 161.4 6 New Orleans Saints 8-2 (.800) 12 3 15 7 Minnesota Vikings 4-6 (.400) 93.993.8 67.563.2 161.4157.0 7 Minnesota Vikings 4-6 (.400) 128 223 1530 8 Green Bay Packers 7-3 (.700) 93.896.6 63.260.3 157.0156.9 8 Green Bay Packers 7-3 (.700) 87 2212 3019 9 Indianapolis Colts 7-3 (.700) 84.9 72.0 156.9 9 Indianapolis Colts 7-3 (.700) 13 2 15 10 Tennessee Titans 7-3 (.700) 96.3 57.8 154.1 10 Tennessee Titans 7-3 (.700) 10 25 35 11 Baltimore Ravens 6-4 (.600) 96.385.9 57.867.6 154.1153.5 11 Baltimore Ravens 6-4 (.600) 1024 258 3532 12 Cleveland Browns 7-3 (.700) 85.987.4 67.665.4 153.5152.8 12 Cleveland Browns 7-3 (.700) 2423 148 3237 13 Seattle Seahawks 7-3 (.700) 95.9 56.8 152.7 13 Seattle Seahawks 7-3 (.700) 4 32 36 14 San Francisco 49ers 4-6 (.400) 85.7 65.7 151.4 14 San Francisco 49ers 4-6 (.400) 15 7 22 15 Miami Dolphins 6-4 (.600) 85.784.0 65.767.4 151.4 15 Miami Dolphins 6-4 (.600) 1529 217 2250 16 Las Vegas Raiders 6-4 (.600) 84.094.5 67.456.8 151.4151.3 16 Las Vegas Raiders 6-4 (.600) 2914 2123 5037 17 Buffalo Bills 7-3 (.700) 90.6 59.9 150.5 17 Buffalo Bills 7-3 (.700) 11 20 31 18 Los Angeles Chargers 3-7 (.300) 88.2 61.6 149.8 18 Los Angeles Chargers 3-7 (.300) 3 11 14 19 New England Patriots 4-6 (.400) 88.284.4 61.662.7 149.8147.1 19 New England Patriots 4-6 (.400) 163 1116 1432 20 Washington Football Team 3-7 (.300) 84.477.8 62.769.0 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93.8 8 3 New Orleans Saints 8-2 (.800) 67.5 9 18 Tampa Bay Buccaneers 7-4 (.636) 91.7 9 21 Miami Dolphins 6-4 (.600) 67.4 10 21 Pittsburgh Steelers 10-0 (1.000) 90.9 10 13 Denver Broncos 4-6 (.400) 67.0 11 11 Buffalo Bills 7-3 (.700) 90.6 11 17 New York Giants 3-7 (.300) 66.3 12 5 Los Angeles Rams 7-3 (.700) 89.4 12 7 San Francisco 49ers 4-6 (.400) 65.7 13 3 Los Angeles Chargers 3-7 (.300) 88.2 13 14 Cleveland Browns 7-3 (.700) 65.4 14 23 Cleveland Browns 7-3 (.700) 87.4 14 19 Arizona Cardinals 6-4 (.600) 65.0 15 17 Houston Texans 3-7 (.300) 87.1 15 10 Philadelphia Eagles 3-6-1 (.350) 64.6 16 19 Carolina Panthers 4-7 (.364) 86.7 16 22 Minnesota Vikings 4-6 (.400) 63.2 17 9 Atlanta Falcons 3-7 (.300) 85.9 17 15 Kansas City Chiefs 9-1 (.900) 62.8 18 24 Baltimore Ravens 6-4 (.600) 85.9 18 16 New England Patriots 4-6 (.400) 62.7 19 15 San Francisco 49ers 4-6 (.400) 85.7 19 28 New York Jets 0-10 (.000) 61.8 20 13 Indianapolis Colts 7-3 (.700) 84.9 20 11 Los Angeles Chargers 3-7 (.300) 61.6 21 16 New England Patriots 4-6 (.400) 84.4 21 12 Green Bay Packers 7-3 (.700) 60.3 22 25 Detroit Lions 4-6 (.400) 84.0 22 20 Buffalo Bills 7-3 (.700) 59.9 23 29 Miami Dolphins 6-4 (.600) 84.0 23 18 Carolina Panthers 4-7 (.364) 59.5 24 6 Dallas Cowboys 3-7 (.300) 81.1 24 25 Tennessee Titans 7-3 (.700) 57.8 25 27 Jacksonville Jaguars 1-9 (.100) 80.3 25 23 Las Vegas Raiders 6-4 (.600) 56.8 26 20 Cincinnati Bengals 2-7-1 (.250) 80.2 26 32 Seattle Seahawks 7-3 (.700) 56.8 27 26 Philadelphia Eagles 3-6-1 (.350) 79.4 27 29 Atlanta Falcons 3-7 (.300) 56.7 28 28 Washington Football Team 3-7 (.300) 77.8 28 30 Jacksonville Jaguars 1-9 (.100) 56.6 29 30 New York Giants 3-7 (.300) 77.1 29 27 Detroit Lions 4-6 (.400) 56.4 30 22 Denver Broncos 4-6 (.400) 73.8 30 26 Cincinnati Bengals 2-7-1 (.250) 55.5 31 31 Chicago Bears 5-5 (.500) 73.3 31 31 Houston Texans 3-7 (.300) 54.6 32 32 New York Jets 0-10 (.000) 69.5 32 24 Dallas Cowboys 3-7 (.300) 53.4 NFL Average 86.5 NFL Average 63.3 2020 Aikman Report 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7.35 6.38 8.05 Jacksonville Jaguars 1-9 (.100) 3.29 2.24 3.46 3.37 4.90 7.08 6.00 Kansas City Chiefs 9-1 (.900) 3.12 4.71 4.88 6.50 10.50 9.41 9.70 Las Vegas Raiders 6-4 (.600) 3.00 4.15 5.11 4.94 9.80 9.00 8.46 Los Angeles Chargers 3-7 (.300) 1.74 3.87 4.13 5.75 7.80 7.23 7.64 Los Angeles Rams 7-3 (.700) 2.50 4.05 4.19 5.56 7.65 9.04 6.41 Miami Dolphins 6-4 (.600) 1.14 3.25 2.73 3.56 7.65 7.58 8.05 Minnesota Vikings 4-6 (.400) 4.69 5.24 3.52 4.56 8.70 11.11 6.00 New England Patriots 4-6 (.400) 3.88 3.50 3.71 5.44 5.25 6.22 6.41 New Orleans Saints 8-2 (.800) 2.52 3.98 4.21 5.56 9.90 9.21 8.46 New York Giants 3-7 (.300) 3.24 1.89 3.04 3.12 4.55 4.85 6.41 New York Jets 0-10 (.000) 2.57 1.22 1.40 1.38 2.50 2.41 8.05 Philadelphia Eagles 3-6-1 (.350) 4.57 1.42 2.40 4.31 5.35 6.92 4.36 Pittsburgh Steelers 10-0 (1.000) 1.81 2.98 4.10 4.25 9.60 9.27 8.87 San Francisco 49ers 4-6 (.400) 2.64 3.64 3.35 4.69 7.40 8.38 5.59 Seattle Seahawks 7-3 (.700) 4.36 4.02 3.12 5.62 11.20 10.80 6.82 Tampa Bay 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  • WASHINGTON-RAVENS GAME NOTES • the Washington Football

    WASHINGTON-RAVENS GAME NOTES • the Washington Football

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    per Bow Su l* BY THE NUMBERS FOR PEOPLE WHO FOR PEOPLE WHO DON’T CARE ABOUT FOOTBALL CARE ABOUT FOOTBALL MOST SUPER BOWL8 APPEARANCES: THE ROMANL NUMERAL FOR 50 A 4-WAY TIE BETWEEN Recently, the NFL has used Roman the Pittsburgh Steelers, the Dallas Cowboys, numerals to identify the gladiator-like games, the New England Patriots, and (if you include but they must not like the “L” because it won’t Super Bowl 50) the Denver Broncos be used to identify this year’s game MOST SUPER BOWL WINS: PITTSBURGH STEELERS $5 MILLION 6 THE COST FOR A 30-SECOND COMMERCIAL IN SUPER BOWL 50 MOST SUPER BOWL LOSSES: DENVER BRONCOS 5 $42,000 THE COST OF A 30-SECOND COMMERCIAL IN SUPER BOWL IV 8 TEAMS HAVE WON BACK-TO-BACK SUPER BOWL CHAMPIONSHIPS: $25,000 the Green Bay Packers, the Miami Dolphins, COST OF THE LOMBARDI TROPHY, the Denver Broncos, the San Francisco 49ers, made by Tiffany & Co., which is awarded the Dallas Cowboys, the Pittsburgh Steelers, to Super Bowl champions and the New England Patriots 4 TEAMS NFL TEAMS WHO HAVE NEVER APPEARED IN A SUPER BOWL: THE AVERAGE # the Cleveland Browns, the Jacksonville Jaguars, OF PEOPLE AT A the Detroit Lions, and the Houston Texans SUPER BOWL PARTY 17 MOST INDIVIDUAL SUPER BOWL WINS: 9 MILLION POUNDS Charles Haley (with the San Francisco OF GUACAMOLE WILL BE EATEN 5 49ers and the Dallas Cowboys) DURING SUPER BOWL 50 MOST INDIVIDUAL 1.25 BILLION SUPER BOWL WINS FOR A CHICKEN WINGS WILL BE EATEN QUARTERBACK: DURING SUPER BOWL 50 A 3-way tie between Tom Brady, Joe 4 Montana, and Terry Bradshaw 14,500 TONS OF CHIPS
  • Giants What to Watch for Injury Report Last Meeting Notable Moment

    Giants What to Watch for Injury Report Last Meeting Notable Moment

    giants AT WASHINGTON giants-washington series breakdown The Giants face the Washington Football Team for the Series Meetings: 175 second time in three weeks. Giants’ Overall Record: 103-68-4 The teams last met on October 18 in East Rutherford. The Home: 56-29-2 Giants held on for a 20-19 victory in Joe Judge’s first win as Away: 47-39-2 a head coach. With 6:55 remaining, rookie linebacker Tae Crowder scored a touchdown on a 43-yard fumble recovery First Game: Braves 14 vs. Giants 6 (10/9/1932)* which proved to be the deciding score of the game. Washing- Last Game: Giants 20 vs. Washington Football Team 19 ton drove back down the field and scored a touchdown after (10/18/2020) the Crowder score, but was unable to convert a two-point conversion to take the lead. Giants Shutouts: 11; Last: Giants 36 vs. Washington Football Team 0 (10/30/2005) The Giants are aiming for their fifth straight victory over Washington Football Team Shutouts: 5; Last: Wash- Washington. The streak goes to back Week 14 of the 2018 season. ington Football Team 27 vs. Giants 0 (9/17/1979) Giants Total Points: 3,572 Washington Football Team Total Points: 3,138 giants What to watch for Most Points, Giants: 53; Giants 53 vs. Washington •Aim for 9th consecutive game with at least 2.0 sacks. The Football Team 0 (11/27/1966) Giants 20.0 sacks through Week 8 are tied for 7th in the NFL. Most Points, Washington Football Team: 72; Wash- •Aim for 5th consecutive win against Washington.