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Talk about a wonderland of winter. The east coast was slammed by what Wikipedia is already calling the snowstorm in North America in 2009. The Washington area has been criticized about two feet of snow. Same goes for South Jersey and Philadelphia. In fact, Philly has suffered its worst storm in December in the history of the city and its second worst snowstorm ever.

While parts of Maryland, Virginia, Pennsylvania and New Jersey have been snowed in a blizzard on its own classification key AFC.After week 15 Action, Baltimore and Denver stand at 8-6 with two spots "Wild Card", while six teams (Houston, Jacksonville, Miami, New York, Pittsburgh and Tennessee) stand at 7-7 with the hopes of making the playoffs. For those of you who do not want event is half of the AFC involved in the picture "Wild Card".

By week 16, we have these games involving eight teams from the AFC:

San Diego at Tennessee on NFL Network Houston on Christmas night in Miami on Sunday at 1 PM Baltimore at Pittsburgh, Sunday at 1 pm Jacksonville at New England on Sunday at 1 PMDenver at Philadelphia, Sunday 4:15 pm New York to Indianapolis, Sunday 4:15 pm

In the perfect scenario, there will be seven 8-7 teams with the loser of the Houston-Miami hung behind at 7-8. However, the report is that there will be four or five teams of 8-7 and three or four teams of 7-8. However, this makes for a dramatic finish, as the purely white, after a snowstorm.

Now it is time to shovel some of the mess with the Jaguars and Jets respective games' on my slate with the sidebar involving the rest of the AFC Wild Card picture, but there is much talk in the week 15 Comments:

Indianapolis at Jacksonville (Colts 35, Jaguars 31) Before talking about the game, credit is given to the NFL.com, which gives viewers non-NFLN more coverage sufficient to appreciate the Colts undefeated to become the third team in NFL history to start a regular season 14-0, and this, with an NFL-record seventh in return fourth quarter. Of course, the effort and competitive by the Jaguars playoff hopes in a game was really great. This game proved to be exactly what I thought it would be a very competitive AFC South Showdown highlighted by inefficienies Jaguars defensive "(problems with the pass rush and secondary) forces and underestimated the 'attack (including QB David Garrard).Jacksonville has done a fantastic job managing a slow but effective offense in the second half. The Jaguars were held in 3rd and short situations in half in front of seven low Thirdly, all 3rd-and-5 or shorter. Jacksonville went 5 - of-6 with a failed 57-yard FG by Josh Scobee to end the half included. The only failed third-down attempt in the first half came with a 3rd-and-1 bag by Eric Foster. Jacksonville would have been better with a reliable circuit by Maurice Jones-Drew.Meanwhile, the Jaguars defense was overwhelmed by Peyton Manning, allowing No. 18 to complete all 12 of his passes in the first period, but they do not allow big plays. In fact, one big play of the Colts half came from the Chad Simpson kick return for a touchdown. Honestly, I do not understand the criticism of Garrard game. Garrard-INT ending at the last minute was his first choice in four games and second in seven games.Besides the problems missed this season, the former East Carolina quarterback has been a proven football goalkeeper who is capable of moving offenses with most quarterbacks above, given the right conditions. Same complain that numbers are limited Garrard, with career highs of 18 touchdowns and 3620 passing yards, but much of it has to do with Jones-Drew is such a job in the game execution .Had it not been for the Big Play only allowed on defense, defensive inexplicable error that allowed Reggie Wayne to streak past the Jaguars secondary for the game-winning touchdown from 65 yards, the Jaguars could've pulled the upset through Garrard Play stellar. Of course, this match-play inexplicable delay allowed the defense has caused the damage, a topic that has become too common in Week 15....

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