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Watch Super Bowl 2010 Replay! The ultimate underdogs, they ain't. Not anymore. The Saints are Super Bowl champions now.

Who Dat? Try Drew Brees, Sean Payton and a team that has reversed its embarrassing past, carrying an entire city to the top with it.

Put away those paper bags forever.

Brees and the Saints rallied to upset Peyton Manning and the Indianapolis Colts 31-17 Sunday night in one of pro football's most thrilling title games.

Watch Super Bowl 2010 Live Stream Online

2010-02-03T22:52:00.000-08:00

Watch Super Bowl 2010 Live: Indianapolis Colts vs New Orleans Saints – Million of fans are waiting for this big event just to be happen in America in the next couple of days. The much awaited Super Bowl 2010 is about to air on February 7, 2010 at 6:00 pm ET live at Sun Life Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida USA.

The Super Bowl 2010 Championship match will feature the American Football Conference Champion Indianapolis Colts vs the National Football Conference champion New Orleans Saints.

Watch Pro Bowl 2010 Online

2010-01-31T18:14:00.000-08:00

Watch the 2010 NFL Pro Bowl live at the Sun Life Stadium in Miami Florida today, January 31, 2010. AFC vs NFC live match will start at 7:20 p.m. From ESPN Network will have a live broadcast in this year’s Pro Bowl event. To see the quarter by quarter score, check it here – 2010 Pro Bowl results.

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Watch Pro Bowl 2010 Live! The annual contest between the AFC's and NFC's best will take place Sunday, Jan. 31, 2010 (7:30 p.m. ET live via ESPN), at Sun Life Stadium in South Florida.

Pro Bowl 2010: 49ers' Justin Smith is added to Pro Bowl

2010-01-27T16:49:00.000-08:00

Defensive tackle Justin Smith of the 49ers has been added to the NFL Pro Bowl roster in place of injured Kevin Williams of Minnesota.

The 49ers made the announcement Tuesday that Smith would play in his first Pro Bowl. Smith is the fifth 49ers player on the roster, joining running back Frank Gore, tight end Vernon Davis, linebacker Patrick Willis and punter Andy Lee. Gore was also a replacement pick.

These are the most Pro Bowlers for the 49ers since the team had six in 2002.

Smith started all 16 games for the 49ers this season and ranked second on the team with six sacks.

- Atlanta Falcons receiver Roddy White is replacing Sidney Rice on the NFC roster for the Pro Bowl game. White will make his second straight Pro Bowl appearance.

Vikings: Coach Brad Childress said he doesn't have a deadline for Brett Favre's decision whether to return next season, insisting the team can plan for both possibilities despite an obvious preference for early resolution. "State of flux is generally not good. It's usually uncomfortable, but sometimes it pushes you to create as well," Childress said.

- Cornerback Cedric Griffin will have surgery to repair an injured left knee and may not be ready for the start of next season.

Health matters: The Mackey-White Traumatic Brain Injury Committee met for the first time. The committee was formed by the NFL Players Association and includes professional athletes, past and current NFL players, doctors and researchers. The group wants to open a dialogue on brain injuries in professional football, discuss the latest research and begin developing recommendations to keep players safer. The committee was named in honor of two Hall of Famers — tight end John Mackey, who has been diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease, and defensive lineman Reggie White, who earned the nickname "The Minister of Defense" and died at 43 after retiring from the NFL.

- The NFL's medical committee is discussing giving players echocardiograms in the wake of Chicago Bears defensive end Gaines Adams' death this month. Adams died of an enlarged heart, something an echocardiogram can detect. NFL teams already give extensive physicals to players.

Falcons: The team hired Tim Lewis to be its secondary coach. Lewis replaces Emmitt Thomas, who was not retained after the Falcons ranked 28th in pass defense.

Ravens: The team has hired former New England Patriots defensive coordinator Dean Pees as its new linebackers coach.

Colts to leave Pro Bowl at halftime

2010-01-26T21:01:00.000-08:00

Call it the semi-Pro Bowl.

The latest blow to Sunday’s maligned NFL all-star game: The seven Indianapolis Colts selected won’t stick around to watch the final outcome at Sun Life Stadium in Miami Gardens, Fla.

A source told FOXSports.com that those players will leave at halftime to rejoin their Colts teammates in Indianapolis.

Quarterback Peyton Manning, safety Antoine Bethea, tight end Dallas Clark, center Jeff Saturday, wide receiver Reggie Wayne, and defensive ends Dwight Freeney and Robert Mathis were excused from Pro Bowl participation because the Colts reached Super Bowl XLIV. But they are required by the NFL to attend the Pro Bowl or forfeit the game checks that come with the honor. Players from the winning team receive $45,000; the losers $22,500.

The seven Colts players will fly to Fort Lauderdale after a Sunday morning practice, join the rest of the Pro Bowl squad and then return to South Florida on Monday morning to begin Super Bowl preparation.

Speaking on Indianapolis radio station WIBC-AM, Colts President Bill Polian ripped the NFL’s Pro Bowl planning and the trickle-down effect it’s having on his team. Polian also questioned why the league would force Colts selections to fly to South Florida “to do Lord knows what.”

An NFL spokesman said Colts players are allowed to leave the Pro Bowl at halftime after fulfilling media and television responsibilities. New Orleans’ seven Pro Bowl picks also will fly home on Sunday night and return to South Florida with their teammates Monday. It’s unknown whether the Saints players will stay for the entire Pro Bowl.

Besides the embarrassment of players not bothering to stay until the last whistle, the Pro Bowl is beset by a record 29 cancellations because of injuries or Super Bowl obligations. San Francisco defensive end Justin Smith and Atlanta wide receiver Roddy White were the latest replacements named Tuesday. They will take the NFC Squad spots of Minnesota’s Kevin Williams and Sidney Rice respectively.

As part of a one-year experiment, the NFL scheduled the Pro Bowl the week before the Super Bowl rather than after and moved the game from Hawaii for the first time since 1980. The site of next year’s game is not yet finalized, but a return to the old system seems likely considering the problems caused by the changes and negative feedback from players.

Source: FOXSports.com

Pro Bowl rosters

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Rosters for 2010 Pro Bowl, to be played Sunday, Jan. 31 in Miami (* denotes starter, # denotes injury replacement, + denotes replacement for Super Bowl player. Players in Super Bowl will not play in Pro Bowl.):

AFC Offense
Quarterbacks -- *Peyton Manning, Indianapolis; Tom Brady, New England (injured); # Matt Schaub, Houston; Philip Rivers, San Diego (injured); # Vince Young, Tennessee; + David Garrard, Jacksonville

Running Backs -- *Chris Johnson, Tennessee; *Maurice Jones-Drew, Jacksonville; Ray Rice, Baltimore

Fullback -- *Le'Ron McClain, Baltimore

Wide Receivers -- *Andre Johnson, Houston; *Reggie Wayne, Indianapolis; Brandon Marshall, Denver; Wes Welker, New England (injured); # Chad Ochocinco, Cincinnati; + Vincent Jackson, San Diego

Tight Ends -- *Dallas Clark, Indianapolis; Antonio Gates, San Diego; + Heath Miller, Pittsburgh

Centers -- *Nick Mangold, N.Y. Jets; Jeff Saturday, Indianapolis; + Kevin Mawae, Tennessee

Guards -- *Alan Faneca, N.Y. Jets; *Logan Mankins, New England; Kris Dielman, San Diego

Tackles -- *Ryan Clady, Denver; Jake Long, Miami (injured); #D'Brickashaw Ferguson, N.Y. Jets; Joe Thomas, Cleveland

AFC Defense
Ends -- *Dwight Freeney, Indianapolis; *Robert Mathis, Indianapolis; Mario Williams, Houston; + Kyle Vanden Bosch, Tennessee; + Shaun Ellis, N.Y. Jets

Interior Linemen -- *Haloti Ngata, Baltimore; *Vince Wilfork, New England; Casey Hampton, Pittsburgh

Inside-Middle Linebackers -- *Ray Lewis, Baltimore; DeMeco Ryans, Houston

Outside Linebackers -- *Elvis Dumervil, Denver; *James Harrison, Pittsburgh; Brian Cushing, Houston (injured), # LaMarr Woodley, Pittsburgh

Cornerbacks -- *Nnamdi Asomugha, Oakland; *Darrelle Revis, N.Y. Jets; Champ Bailey, Denver

Strong Safety -- *Brian Dawkins, Denver; + Yeremiah Bell, Miami

Free Safeties -- *Ed Reed, Baltimore; Jairus Byrd, Buffalo (injured); #Brandon Meriweather; Antoine Bethea, Indianapolis

AFC Specialists
Punter -- Shane Lechler, Oakland

Kick Return Specialist -- Joshua Cribbs, Cleveland

Placekicker -- Nate Kaeding, San Diego

Special Teamer -- Kassim Osgood, San Diego

Long Snapper -- Jon Condo, Oakland

NFC Offense
Quarterbacks -- *Drew Brees, New Orleans; Brett Favre, Minnesota (injured); Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay; + Donovan McNabb, Philadelphia; # Tony Romo, Dallas

Running Backs -- *Adrian Peterson, Minnesota; Steven Jackson, St. Louis (injured); #Frank Gore, San Francisco; DeAngelo Williams, Carolina

Fullback -- *Leonard Weaver, Philadelphia

Wide Receivers -- *Larry Fitzgerald, Arizona (injured); #Steve Smith, N.Y. Giants; *DeSean Jackson, Philadelphia; Miles Austin, Dallas; Sidney Rice, Minnesota, (injured); # Roddy White, Atlanta

Tight Ends -- *Vernon Davis, San Francisco; Jason Witten, Dallas

Centers -- *Andre Gurode, Dallas (injured); # Jonathan Goodwin, New Orleans; Shaun O'Hara, New York Giants; + Ryan Kalil, Carolina

Guards -- *Jahri Evans, New Orleans; *Steve Hutchinson, Minnesota; Leonard Davis, Dallas; + Chris Snee, N.Y. Giants

Tackles -- *Bryant McKinnie, Minnesota; *Jason Peters, Philadelphia; Jonathan Stinchcomb, New Orleans; + David Diehl, N.Y.Giants

NFC Defense
Ends -- *Jared Allen, Minnesota; *Julius Peppers, Carolina; Trent Cole, Philadelphia

Interior Linemen -- *Darnell Dockett, Arizona; *Kevin Williams, Minnesota, (injured); Jay Ratliff, Dallas; # Justin Smith, San Francisco

Inside-Middle Linebackers -- *Patrick Willis, San Francisco; Jonathan Vilma, New Orleans; + London Fletcher, Washington

Outside Linebackers -- *Lance Briggs, Chicago (injured); #Clay Matthews; *DeMarcus Ware, Dallas; Brian Orakpo, Washington

Cornerbacks -- *Asante Samuel, Philadelphia; *Charles Woodson, Green Bay, (injured); Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie, Arizona (injured); #Terence Newman, Dallas; # Mike Jenkins, Dallas

Strong Safety -- *Adrian Wilson, Arizona; Roman Harper, New Orleans; +Quintin Mikell, Philadelphia

Free Safeties -- *Darren Sharper, New Orleans; Nick Collins, Green Bay; + Antrel Rolle, Arizona

NFC Specialists
Punter -- Andy Lee, San Francisco

Kick Return Specialist -- DeSean Jackson, Philadelphia; Percy Harvin, Minnesota, (injured); # Johnny Knox, Chicago

Placekicker -- David Akers, Philadelphia

Special Teamer -- Heath Farwell, Minnesota

Long Snapper -- Jon Dorenbos, Philadelphia

Saints SUPER BOWL-Bound, Beat Vikings For NFC Championship

2010-01-25T18:21:00.000-08:00

NEW ORLEANS — They sure ain't the Aints anymore.

The New Orleans Saints are heading to their first Super Bowl after battering Brett Favre and beating the Minnesota Vikings 31-28 in overtime Sunday on unheralded Garrett Hartley's 40-yard field goal.

Favre threw away Minnesota's best chance to win, tossing an interception deep in New Orleans territory in the closing seconds of regulation. Then the Saints won the coin toss and soon it was over.

The team that had no home five years ago after Hurricane Katrina ravaged its city and the Superdome overcame a slew of mistakes in the biggest game the Big Easy has ever seen.

"This is for everybody in this city," said coach Sean Payton, the architect of the Saints' turnaround. "This stadium used to have holes in it and used to be wet. It's not wet anymore. This is for the city of New Orleans."

Forget the paper bag masks and that long history of losing that started in 1967. Moments after Hartley's kick, they were toasting their hometown winners on Bourbon Street.

And in the Superdome, once a squalid refuge after Katrina, they boogied in the aisles as confetti covered the field.

"It's a moment I've been waiting for for a long time and obviously we're not done yet," said Drew Brees, Payton's hand-picked quarterback for the Saints' renaissance.
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The Saints (15-3) will meet Peyton Manning and the Indianapolis Colts (16-2) in the Super Bowl in two weeks in Miami. The Colts opened as four-point favorites.

It's the first time the top seeds in each conference made the big game since the 1993 season.

"Brett prepared us, but now we've got another challenge in Peyton," safety Darren Sharper said.

There were nine fumbles and two interceptions, and the biggest mistake belonged to Favre. Flushed from the pocket in the final minute, he seemed to have room to run to set up a field goal. But hampered by a left leg injured in the third quarter, he threw cross-field and was intercepted by Tracy Porter at the 22.

That finished off Minnesota's chance for its first Super Bowl trip in 33 years – and opportunity to win it for the first time after four defeats. The Vikings have lost five straight NFC title games.

"I've felt better," said Favre, who looked every bit his 40 years. "It was a physical game. A lot of hits. You win that and you sure feel a lot better."

New Orleans won the coin toss, Brees guided it to the Minnesota 22 after converting a fourth-and-1 on Pierre Thomas' leap over the line, and Hartley – suspended at the start of the season for using a banned stimulant – split the uprights 4:45 into OT.

"Just helping my team get to Miami," Hartley said. "Just doing my part."

"It was as loud as I have ever heard it in the dome," Brees added. "It feels so good to know we have given our fans an NFC championship. We have another championship to go after in two weeks."

It was anything but easy for the Saints, in only their second conference championship game; they lost at Chicago three years ago.

They had to withstand yet one more comeback by Favre, who returned to the NFL with the Vikings (13-5) after another brief retirement. He was alternately spectacular and pedestrian Sunday, finally betrayed by his gambling style and, perhaps, an aging body.

Porter's pick sent it into overtime, the third time an NFC title game has needed extra time and the second in three seasons. Two years ago, Favre's interception in OT set up a field goal that sent the Giants past the Packers and into the Super Bowl.

The Saints can only hope they have the same happy ending as New York did back then.

"Yeah," said Reggie Bush, who scored a touchdown and also muffed a punt that set up a Vikings score. "One more step."

The seesaw game saw All-Pro Adrian Peterson score three touchdowns for Minnesota and Saints running back Pierre Thomas get two. The Vikings handily won the possession and yardage battles – Peterson rushed for 122 yards and Minnesota gained 475 overall. But the Vikings were undone by five turnovers, including three fumbles.

"We really gave those guys the game," said Peterson, who peeked at the rousing celebrations on the Superdome floor. "Too many turnovers. It's eating me up inside."

The seemingly indestructible Favre was hurt on one of those turnovers, on a combination hit by Bobby McCray and Remi Ayodele while throwing his first interception. And, despite being the closest Viking to the ball, he was helpless in the scramble to recover Percy Harvin's fumble that seemingly turned the game in New Orleans' favor early in the fourth period.

The Saints took over at the 7 and, on third down, Bush caught Brees' rollout pass by the right pylon. He was ruled out at the 1, but Payton sprinted almost to the goal line to throw the red flag.

The challenge was upheld, and the dome rocked like never before – until Hartley's winning field goal.

But Favre has been in enough hostile environs to be able to shrug at such challenges. He hit tight end Visanthe Shiancoe for 16 yards, Peterson ripped off a 20-yard run, and a pass interference against Porter set up Peterson's tying 2-yard rush with 4:58 to go.

"I would have loved to represent the NFC," said Favre, who grew up in Mississippi a Saints fan. "But, as I told Sean throughout the year when we talked, if it's not us, I hope it's you guys."

NOTES: The crowd of 71,276 was the largest in the Superdome for a Saints game. ... Favre finished 28 of 46 for 310 yards. Brees went 17 of 31 for 197 yards and three TDs. ... With New Orleans having the only possession of overtime, it could spark more protests about the NFL's sudden-death overtime system.

JETS vs COLTS game Live Stream | AFC Championship Round

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Watch JETS vs COLTS Live! Watch the game between New York Jets VS Indianapolis Colts live via FOX at 6:30 pm, Sunday, Jan. 24, 2010.

Minnesota (13-4) won, 34-3, at home against the Cowboys in the divisional round. New Orleans (14-3) trounced visiting Arizona, 45-14, in the divisional round. Who do you think will win and advance to Super Bowl 44?

VIKINGS vs SAINTS game Live Stream | NFC Championship Round

2010-01-24T10:06:00.001-08:00

Watch VIKINGS vs SAINTS Live! Watch the game between Minnesota Vikings VS New Orleans Saints live via CBS 3:00 pm, Jan. 24, 2010, Sunday.

Indianapolis (15-2) won, 20-3, at home against the Ravens in the divisional round. New York (11-7) edged host San Diego, 17-14, in the divisional round. Winner of this match up will advance to Super Bowl 44 against the winning team coming from AFC.

Watch VIKINGS vs COWBOYS Game Live Stream| NFL Postseason 2010

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Watch VIKINGS vs COWBOYS Game Live! Watch he game between Dallas Cowboys vs Minnesota Vikings will be started at 19:00 – 22:30 CET 2010-01-17 live via NBC

Watch Green Bay PACKERS vs Arizona CARDINALS Live Stream NFL Playoffs Wild Card

2010-01-10T05:51:00.000-08:00

Watch Green Bay Packers vs Arizona Cardinals Live Stream NFL Playoffs Wild Card - see the game between PACKERS vs CARDINALS for NFL Playoffs Wild Card Game, Sunday January 10, 2010 4:40 pm EST live via FOX.

Last time: The Packers steamrolled the Cardinals in Arizona on Sunday, 33-7, winning essentially every facet of the game and scoring the first 33 points. With three takeaways against Arizona, the Packers finished with the best ratio in the NFL (plus-24).

Watch New England PATRIOTS vs Baltimore RAVENS Live Stream NFL Playoffs Wild Card

2010-01-10T05:40:00.000-08:00

Watch New England Patriots vs Baltimore Ravens Live Stream NFL Playoffs Wild Card - watch the exciting game between PATRIOTS vs RAVENS at 1:00 pm EST live via CBS for NFL's Playoffs Wild Card Round.

Last time: New England won, 27-21, at home on Oct. 4. The Ravens were marching toward a potential game-winning drive when Mark Clayton dropped an easy first-down catch to effectively end the game. Ravens starting LT Jared Gaither was carted off with a neck injury that appeared very serious at the time, and ended up keeping him out several weeks. The Patriots won despite being outrushed, allowing more yards and converting just four third downs.

New York GIANTS vs Washington REDSKINS Live Stream NFL Week 15 Dec 21 2009

2009-12-20T19:55:00.000-08:00

Watch New York GIANTS vs Washington REDSKINS Live! New York has spattered since a 5-0 start. Will it continue to struggle when it visits to Washington on Monday night?

Watch Giants vs Redskins Live on December 21, 2009 straight from FedEx Field at exactly 8:30 PM / ET live via ESPN Network for the last match on NFL WEEK 15 Regular Playoffs.

NFL Playoff Scenarios

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AFC

Indianapolis — Has clinched the conference's top seed.

San Diego — Clinches AFC West with a Denver loss, or a win or tie and a Denver tie.

Clinches a first-round bye with a win, a Denver loss or tie and a New England loss or tie. Clinches a playoff spot with a win or tie as well as several combinations of results by 3 other teams.

Cincinnati — Clinches AFC North if it wins or Baltimore loses.

NFC

New Orleans — Has clinched NFC South title and first-round bye. It locks up the conference's top seed if it beats Dallas (late Saturday) and Minnesota loses or ties.

Minnesota — Has clinched a playoff spot and locks up NFC North title if it wins or Green Bay loses. It clinches first-round bye if it wins and Philadelphia loses or ties.

Arizona — Clinches NFC West title if it wins and San Francisco loses or ties.

Philadelphia — Clinches playoff spot if it wins or ties and the Giants lose or tie, or if it wins and Dallas wins or ties (late Saturday).

Green Bay — Clinches a playoff spot if it wins and Dallas loses (late Saturday) or if it wins and the Giants lose or tie.

Watch FLORIDA vs ALABAMA 2009 Live Stream | SEC Championship Game

2009-12-05T07:06:00.000-08:00

Watch FLORIDA vs ALABAMA 2009 Live! The 2009 SEC Championship Game will be Florida vs. Alabama. The Florida vs. Alabama 2009 SEC Championship Game will potentially pit two undefeated teams against each other in order to decide who wins the SEC this season. The 2009 SEC Championship Game will also most likely decide who 2009 SEC Championship Game: Florida Vs. Alabama for 2009 SEC Championship
the #1 team in the country will be, and who will play in the 2009 BCS Championship of college football. It's possible that both Florida and Alabama will both be 12-0 by the time the 2009 SEC Championship rolls around, and that will make it the game of the year for many college football fans.

NFL Power Rankings 2009 Week 13

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NFL Power Rankings 2009 Week 13. Any remaining questions about the Saints have now been answered, as they completely dismantled the Pats. A number of teams are in the playoff hunt that appeared dead in the water not that long ago, namely the Packers and Titans. The top and bottom of the chart stay similar, with the usual shakeup in the middle. Here are the NFL power rankings for week 13:

Last week’s rankings:

1 New Orleans Saints (10-0)
2 Indianapolis Colts (10-0)
3 Minnesota Vikings (9-1)
4 New England Patriots (7-3)
5 San Diego Chargers (7-3)
6 Cincinnati Bengals (7-3)
7 Dallas Cowboys (7-3)
8 Arizona Cardinals (7-3)
9 Philadelphia Eagles (6-4)
10 Pittsburgh Steelers (6-4)
11 New York Giants (6-4)
12 Denver Broncos (6-4)
13 Green Bay Packers (6-4)
14 Jacksonville Jaguars (6-4)
15 Houston Texans (5-5)
16 Atlanta Falcons (5-5)
17 Baltimore Ravens (5-5)
18 Miami Dolphins (5-5)
19 Tennessee Titans (4-6)
20 New York Jets (4-6)
21 San Francisco 49ers (4-6)
22 Chicago Bears (4-6)
23 Carolina Panthers (4-6)
24 Buffalo Bills (3-7)
25 Kansas City Chiefs (3-7)
26 Oakland Raiders (3-7)
27 Washington Redskins (3-7)
28 Seattle Seahawks (3-7)
29 Detroit Lions (2-8)
30 Tampa Bay Buccaneers (1-9)
31 St. Louis Rams (1-9)
32 Cleveland Browns (1-9)

Watch NFL RAVENS vs BROWNS Live Stream | Week 10 Regular Season 2009

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Monday, November 16, 2009 8:30 PM ET

Watch Baltimore RAVENS vs Cleveland BROWNS Live Stream

Last meeting:

In Week 3, the Ravens completely dismantled the Browns during a 34-3 blowout win.

Streaks:

Baltimore has won five of the past seven and has a 14-7 overall series edge.

Last week:

Unable to put together anything offensively, the Ravens fell to the Bengals for the second time this year, 17-7. ... The Browns were on a bye.

Watch JETS vs DOLPHINS Live Stream

2009-10-12T08:42:00.000-07:00

Monday, October 12, 2009 8:30 PM ET

New York JETS vs Miami DOLPHINS

In Brief

Last meeting:
The Dolphins secured the AFC East division title with a 24-17 victory over the Jets in Week 17 last season.

Streaks:
New York has won eight of the last 10 meetings and leads the overall series, 46-40-1, including the playoffs.

Last week:
Mark Sanchez turned the ball over four times as the Jets suffered their first loss of the season, 24-10, in New Orleans. ... Miami unleashed all of its frustrations from an 0-3 start on Buffalo, winning handily, 38-10.

Watch COLTS vs TITANS Live Stream

2009-10-11T08:05:00.001-07:00

Sunday, October 11, 2009 8:30 PM ET

Indianapolis COLTS vs Tennessee TITANS

In brief

Last meeting:
In Week 17 last season, the Colts beat the Titans, 23-0, in a battle of the backups.

Streaks:
Tennessee has won three of the past five meetings, but the Colts have a 16-13 overall series edge, including the playoffs.

Last week:
The Titans fell behind early and were trounced by the Jaguars, 37-17. ... Indianapolis was able to seize control early as the Colts dismantled the Seahawks, 34-17.

Watch LIONS vs BEARS Live Stream

2009-10-03T09:34:00.000-07:00