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Dolphins Vs. Jets: TV Schedule, Game Time, Announcers And More
This game probably makes ESPN wish it had the ability to flex schedule its Monday night schedule.
Game Date/Time: Monday, October 17; 8:30 pm ET
Read Article >Cowboys Vs. Patriots: Tom Brady, Aaron Hernandez Connect For Game-Winning Touchdown
Brady drops back, looks around and spots Aaron Hernandez crossing the middle of the field. He fires one off and hits Hernandez for the game-winning touchdown and the 20-16 victory.
For more on the Patriots, visit SB Nation’s Patriots blog, Pats Pulpit. For more on the Cowboys, visit SB Nation’s Cowboys blog, Blogging The Boys.
Read Article >Jim Harbaugh, Jim Schwartz Tussle After San Francisco 49ers Defeat Detroit Lions
After the game, Harbaugh told reporters that he gave Schwartz “too hard” of a handshake, but Schwartz is also known for his excessive celebrations. According to Schwartz, Harbaugh shoved him out of the way and cursed at him, but there’s no way to verify the validity of his comment.
The NFL will certainly look into this situation and possibly fine Schwartz for the altercation, but this would likely be a far bigger story if it happened between two players.
Read Article >NFL Scores Week 6: Bucs Assert NFC South Supremacy Against Saints, 26-20


TAMPA, FL - OCTOBER 16: Quarterback Josh Freeman #5 of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers passes against the New Orleans Saints October 16, 2011 at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida. (Photo by Al Messerschmidt/Getty Images) Getty ImagesNew Orleans outgained Tampa Bay slightly, but four turnovers to the Bucs’ zero helped doom the Saints. And having a diminished Sean Payton, who suffered serious injuries and was forced to coach from a cart, probably didn’t help.
Mark Ingram ran for 22 yards and a touchdown in the loss. Brees threw for 383 yards and a touchdown to go with his three picks.
Read Article >NFL Scores Week 6: Ravens Choke Off Texans Offense For 29-14 Win
Schaub completed just 21 of 37 passes on the day for 220 yards and a touchdown, and Foster was limited to 49 yards on the ground, as the Ravens held the Texans offense to 293 yards and seven points. (Houston’s other touchdown came on a fumble recovery.) Without Andre Johnson in the passing game, no Texans receiver caught more than six passes, and the Texans’ longest pass was a 32-yarder.
With the win, the Ravens move to 4-1, while the Texans fell to 2-3 with the loss.
Read Article >NFL Scores Week 6: Patriots Get Comeback From Tom Brady, Beat Cowboys 20-16


FOXBORO, MA - OCTOBER 16: Tom Brady #12 of the New England Patriots passes the ball in the first half against the Dallas Cowboys on October 16, 2011 at Gillette Stadium in Foxboro, Massachusetts. (Photo by Elsa/Getty Images) Getty ImagesHe’s fairly good at making his way through doors, metaphorically.
With the win, the Patriots improve to 5-1 on the year. The Cowboys fell to 2-3 in 2011 with the loss.
Read Article >NFL Scores Week 6: Raiders Beat Browns, 24-10, Lose Jason Campbell
With the victory, Oakland improves to 4-2 on the year. Cleveland falls to 2-3 in 2011 with the loss.
For more on the Browns, head to SB Nation’s Cleveland Dawg Pound; for more on the Raiders, head to Silver and Black Pride. For Week 6 NFL scores and news, Week 6 NFL video highlights, and Week 6 fantasy football stats and updates visit our comprehensive StoryStreams.
Read Article >Jim Schwartz Says Jim Harbaugh Shoved, Swore At Him
It’s too bad the coaches weren’t mic’d up so we could verify Schwartz’s claim that Harbaugh swore, but as you can see in the GIF below, Harbaugh clearly didn’t take time to exchange post-game pleasantries with Schwartz. Harbaugh admitted during his post-game presser that his “handshake was too hard,” but he barely took the time to look Schwartz in the eye before giving him a forceful pat on the back:
Schwartz had to be annoyed at losing such a close game -- including the preseason, this was Detroit’s first loss since Dec. 5, 2010 -- so it’s not surprising he took umbrage at being brushed off. His reaction may have been over the top, and it’ll almost certainly result in a fine from the NFL, but it likely earned him even more respect among Detroit’s players.
Read Article >Jason Campbell Injury: Raiders Quarterback Reportedly Has Broken Collarbone
Jason Campbell has already left the Raiders’ Week 6 game against the Cleveland Browns with a shoulder injury. But now that his injury has reportedly been diagnosed as a broken collarbone, Oakland may have to get used to life without their starting quarterback.
Campbell has been replaced by Kyle Boller today, and Boller has been adequate in relief, completing a bit more than 50% of his passes and throwing no interceptions. But the Raiders have little depth behind Boller, and would need to turn to underseasoned rookie Terrelle Pryor if anything happened to him.
Read Article >Jim Harbaugh, Jim Schwartz Argue, But Postgame Antics Aren’t New
Jim Harbaugh’s antics following the San Francisco 49ers win over the Lions were seen as over-the-top by Detroit head coach Jim Schwartz, and it caused a bit of a skirmish after the game. Harbaugh danced around, untucked his shirt and celebrated wildly as he headed to midfield for the postgame handshake, concluding the theatrics with an exaggerated hand-slap for Schwartz.
Following the handshake, Schwartz and Harbaugh got into a bit of a tussle, with the Lions head coach letting the 49ers head coach know he didn’t appreciate the antics. Postgame handshakes are meant to be civil, and are a prim and proper thing in the NFL.
Read Article >Peyton Hillis Injury: Browns Running Back Out With Hamstring Issue
According to John Clayton of ESPN, Hillis has a hamstring injury. The Browns have not yet specifically commented on the severity of the injury. Hillis was having a seriously rough day before he was removed, rushing six times for just 14 yards without contributing in the receiving game at all. He’s been replaced primarily by Monterio Hardesty.
For more on the Raiders, head to SB Nation’s Silver and Black Pride. For Week 6 NFL scores and news and Week 6 fantasy football stats and updates, visit our comprehensive StoryStreams.
Read Article >VIDEO: Sean Payton Injury; Saints Coach Suffers Broken Knee And Tibia, Torn MCL On Sideline
FOX Sports’ Jay Glazer reports that Payton suffered an MCL tear and a tibia plateau fracture; that amounts to a broken knee and tibia, the sort of injury that would typically knock a player out for the season or year.
For more on the Saints, head to SB Nation’s Canal Street Chronicles. For Week 6 NFL scores and news, Week 6 NFL video highlights, and Week 6 fantasy football stats and updates visit our comprehensive StoryStreams.
Read Article >Dez Bryant Still Having Problems With His Pants
Animated GIF of the incident after the jump.
No word on whether the security team at Foxborough has been in contact with Bryant yet.
Read Article >VIDEO: Jason Campbell Injury Knocks Raiders QB Out Of Game With Hurt Shoulder
Jason Campbell has left the Raiders’ Week 6 game against the Browns with an apparent shoulder or collarbone injury after hurt his shoulder on an awkward landing on this scramble.
Campbell is being examined the sideline after the injury, and the Raiders have inserted Kyle Boller for him. Campbell was six for nine through the air for 52 yards before leaving.
Read Article >VIDEO: Jacoby Ford 101-Yard Kickoff Return Touchdown
Oakland Raiders kick return man Jacoby Ford showed off a little of the speed that former Raiders owner Al Davis prized so much among his skill players with a 101-yard kickoff return touchdown against the Cleveland Browns today.
Here is a video of Ford’s run and touchdown.
Read Article >VIDEO: Arrelious Benn 65-Yard Touchdown
Benn’s touchdown gave Tampa Bay a 10-7 lead over the New Orleans Saints. Benn has two catches for a total of 70 yards in the game so far. Tampa has a nearly five minute edge in time of possession over the Saints, a key to beating one of the league’s most prolific offenses.
Tampa Bay is looking to get their season on track after a blowout loss to the red hot San Francisco 49ers last week. Last year Josh Freeman and the Buccaneers gave the league a mild surprise with successful, inspired play from a team used to struggling. Things have been more mixed this season.
Read Article >Jim Harbaugh On Postgame Confrontation: ‘Handshake Was Too Hard’
Jim Harbaugh is already making waves in the NFL, both with his wins and his demeanor. And it’s pretty great to watch unfold. Tell me you weren’t entertained watching Harbaugh dance around like a fool after his San Francisco 49ers beat the Detroit Lions on Sunday. And tell me it wasn’t entertaining to see his little “skirmish” with Detroit head coach Jim Schwartz.
So what happened? Handshake was too hard, Harbaugh said.
Read Article >NFL Scores Week 6: 49ers Come Back, Win 25-19 Thriller Against Lions


DETROIT, MI - OCTOBER 16: Jim Harbaugh head coach of the San Francisco 49ers watches the action prior to the start of the game against the Detroit Lions at Ford Field on October 16, 2011 in Detroit, Michigan. (Photo by Leon Halip/Getty Images) Getty ImagesBut Schwartz took exception to what he saw as Harbaugh’s excessive celebration, and went after the first-year San Francisco coach after a brusque postgame handshake. Schwartz and Harbaugh had to be separated, but it appeared that Schwartz was the aggressor throughout.
For more on the 49ers, head to SB Nation’s Niners Nation; for more on the Lions, head to Big Cat Country. For Week 6 NFL scores and news, Week 6 NFL video highlights, and Week 6 fantasy football stats and updates visit our comprehensive StoryStreams.
Read Article >VIDEO: Jim Harbaugh Dances, Jim Schwartz Rages
And then we had a Jim-off. Videos after the jump
And here’s the skirmish, which is pretty much a staple of the Harbaugh postgame at this point. It’s like his signature move, and it is oh so amazing.
Read Article >NFL Scores Week 6: Giants Edge Bills, 27-24, In Empire State Showdown
Neither team ever led by more than seven points.
With the win, the Giants move to 4-2 on the season, while the Bills fall to that same 4-2 record with the loss
Read Article >NFL Scores Week 6: Packers Cruise, 24-3, Against Lowly Rams


GREEN BAY, WI - OCTOBER 16: Aaron Rodgers #12 of the Green Bay Packers looks to pass against the St. Louis Rams during the first half at Lambeau Field on October 16, 2011 in Green Bay, Wisconsin. (Photo by Joe Robbins/Getty Images) Getty ImagesWith the win, the Packers move to 6-0 on the season, while the Rams dropped to 0-5 with the loss.
For more on the Packers, head to SB Nation’s ACME Packing Company; for more on the Rams, head to Turf Show Times. For Week 6 NFL scores and news, Week 6 NFL video highlights, and Week 6 fantasy football stats and updates visit our comprehensive StoryStreams.
Read Article >NFL Scores Week 6: Eagles Keep Season Alive Vs. Redskins


LANDOVER, MD - OCTOBER 16: LeSean McCoy #25 of the Philadelphia Eagles scores a touchdown against the Washington Redskins during a game at FedExField on October 16, 2011 in Landover, Maryland. (Photo by Patrick McDermott/Getty Images) Getty ImagesWith the win, the Eagles move to 2-4 avoid entering their bye week in a complete free fall. The Redskins fall to 3-2 and have to figure out what to do at the quarterback position.
Read Article >NFL Scores Week 6: Bengals Top Colts, 27-17, With Balance And Defense
With the win, the Bengals move to 4-2 on the season, while the Colts remain winless at 0-6 with the loss.
For more on the Bengals, head to SB Nation’s Cincy Jungle; for more on the Colts, head to Stampede Blue. For Week 6 NFL scores and news, Week 6 NFL video highlights, and Week 6 fantasy football stats and updates visit our comprehensive StoryStreams.
Read Article >NFL Scores Week 6: Steelers Stop Blaine Gabbert, Jaguars 17-13

Getty ImagesMendenhall ran for 146 yards and a touchdown, Roethlisberger threw for 200 yards and a score, and the Steelers defense held the Jaguars to just 209 total yards for a 17-13 win.
Pittsburgh scored the first 17 points of the game in the first half, then held on as its offense went scoreless in the second half.
Read Article >VIDEO: Nate Burleson Touchdown Upheld, No ‘Calvin Johnson Rule’