NFL Round Up Week 18 - AFC
Here is everything that happened in the American Football Conference during Week 18.
Bart Young. Shutterstock Images.Kansas City Chiefs at Denver Broncos +10.5
O/U 45
My girl Melissa Etheridge was ready for this one.
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So was this fuckin loser
Kelce has been making it look too easy the last couple months.
This strip and scoop play changed the game.
But Kelce looked like he got hurt at the end of this one. Combined with the Tyreek Hill injury earlier in the game this doesn't look good for the Chiefs
FINAL-
Chiefs 28
Broncos 24
Indianapolis Colts at Jacksonville Jaguars +15.5
O/U 44
This was amazing
The Jags came out and boat raced Indy
NFL rushing champion Jonathan Taylor was held to 77 yards, Carson Wentz was sacked six times and turned the ball over twice – leading to 10 points
This is assault.
Everybody wants to rip Wentz for this one but what about the Colts D, that’s been real solid, giving up a ton of points to the Jags
FINAL-
Colts 11
Jaguars 26
Tennessee Titans at Houston Texans +10
O/U 42
Tannehill then orchestrated an eight-play, 85-yard drive capped by his fourth touchdown pass of the day
In the fourth quarter, the Texans capped an eight-play, 82-yard drive with a 7-yard touchdown catch by Danna Amendola early in the fourth quarter.
Houston cut the lead to 3 again when Amendola's second touchdown reception of the game made it 28-25 with 4½ minutes to go.
Tennessee got a first down on third-and-2 with about three minutes left and ran out the clock to secure the victory.
FINAL-
Titans 28
Texans 25
Pittsburgh Steelers at Baltimore Ravens -3.5
O/U 41.5
This fuckin guy again??
TJ Watt was on a mission.
And he got it. As well as a bonus.
After heavily praising Big Ben earlier this week, I was ready to further celebrate him after his soon-to-be game-winning drive.
Just kidding, I posed an absurd question and watched karma shove its fist straight up my ass.
Roethlisberger threw a 6-yard touchdown pass to Chase Claypool with 2:54 remaining to give Pittsburgh a 13-10 lead.
Steelers defense played their asses off
Fuckin bonkers ending is right
The Steelers and Ravens (8-9) would have both been eliminated if their game had ended in a tie, so it was no surprise when Pittsburgh went for it on fourth-and-8 from the Baltimore 41 with 2:28 left in OT. McCloud made the catch for a 10-yard gain.
After the winning field goal, Roethlisberger held up his fist in celebration and went slowly to the middle of the field to commiserate with Ravens linebacker Justin Houston.
Tomlin killed it post game
FINAL-
Steelers 16
Ravens 13
Cincinnati Bengals at Cleveland Browns -6
O/U 37.5
Hottest ticket of the season.
This game stunk.
Case Keenum got his second win while filling in for Baker Mayfield on Sunday as the Cleveland Browns ended their dismal season
Burrow stayed back to rest a sore right knee, so the Bengals' star quarterback, who took Cincinnati from worst to first in his second season, would be as healthy as possible for his first postseason appearance.
Keenum threw touchdown passes to Jarvis Landry and Demetric Felton as the Browns completed a sweep of the surprising AFC North champions.
Good point.
FINAL-
Bengals 16
Browns 21
New England Patriots at Miami Dolphins +6.5
O/U 40
I will never understand how or why Miami has always seemed to have New England's number over the years, but they do.
That's a bitch move Mac.
LOL.
Jaylen Waddle had a touchdown grab and set the NFL record for receptions in a rookie year
FINAL-
Patriots 24
Dolphins 33
New York Jets at Buffalo Bills -16.5
O/U 40.5
Fuckin FIRE FLAMES
Dart from Allen here.
Allen played great.
Allen was 24 of 45 for 239 yards and two touchdowns, including a 10-yard touchdown pass to Stefon Diggs on Buffalo's game-opening drive.
Nothing was going right for the Jets.
The Bills offense accumulated 424 yards of offense today, while the Bills defense held the Jets to 53 yards.
The +371 difference in yardage was the second-largest in team history (+428, 565-137, at Hou, 10/11/64).
FINAL-
Jets 10
Bills 27
Los Angeles Chargers at Las Vegas Raiders +3
O/U 48.5
This was awesome
What a fucking game for the ages this one was. Not even sure where to start.
How about Hunter Renfrow?
Hell of a season for Austin Ekeler too
LOL
The Chargers were down 15 with less than 5 minutes left.
Oof.
Herbert staged an insane and improbable comeback. And this one was headed to OT.
Where each team exchanged field goals and then hit a wall.
Just unreal how everybody was talking about this scenario happening all week- totally unrealistic right? So we thought. Then it actually unfolds, in the most dramatic fashion possible, only to be screwed up by HC Staley.
FINAL-
Chargers 32
Raiders 35
Wild end to a wild regular season.
See you next week for Wild Card Weekend.
Saturday:
LV-CIN: 4:30 EST, NBC
NE-BUF: 8:15 EST, CBS
Sunday:
PHI-TB: 1:00 EST, FOX
SF-DAL: 4:40 EST, CBS/Nickelodeon
PIT-KC: 8:15 EST, NBC
Monday:
ARZ-LAR: 8:15 EST, ESPN/ABC