NFL Week 14: Tim Tebow Does It Again, Jets Win Big, Patriots Hang On

Here’s more on what we saw in Week 14:

First three quarters: 3-of-16 for 45 yards, one interception, 0 touchdowns.

Pierre-Paul was impressive throughout, forcing an early-game safety and stripping Felix Jones to give the Giants an extra possession prior to halftime. The second-year pro finished the game with eight tackles and two sacks to go with his blocked field goal and strip earlier in the game.

Regardless, the game-winning touchdown is included below.

The Raiders turned the ball over five times and at one point were down 34-0. Rodgers was removed from the game in the third quarter, with the win comfortably in hand for the Green and Gold.

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Tebow completed just three of 16 passes in the first three quarters, then completed 18 of 24 passes for the rest of the game, throwing for nearly 200 yards in the fourth quarter and overtime and helping the Broncos score the game’s final 13 points with his signature mix of moxie and mobility. Tebow threw for 236 yards and a touchdown pass in the game, though he did have both an interception and a fumble.

WIth the win, Denver moves to 8-5, and is one game clear of Oakland in the AFC West. The loss drops Chicago to 7-6 on the season.

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In the fourth quarter, Tebow was 15-20 for 163 yards. This was after he had a downright abysmal first three quarters. Literally nothing about Tebow and the Broncos makes any sense at all, but good god, what a kick by Matt Prater.

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What would a week of football be without Tim Tebow and the Denver Broncos making a fourth quarter comeback attempt. Down 10-0, Tebow led the Broncos on a seven-play, 63-yard drive in the fourth quarter.

On second-and-3 from the Chicago ten-yard line, Tebow hit wide receiver Demaryius Thomas for a 10-yard touchdown pass. That made the game 10-7 with the Broncos needing just a little more late-game magic from the man, myth, legend.

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Not long after surrendering a touchdown on an ugly Philip Rivers fumble, the San Diego Chargers tacked on two more touchdowns of their own, making it a 30-10 game. After Rivers and Antonio Gates combined for another score, the Chargers defense got in on the action. Safety Steve Gregory, who was run over by Ryan Fitzpatrick earlier in the game, picked him off and returned the ball 26 yards for a touchdown.

Check out Gregory’s pick six right here.

Jennings remained on the sideline while the Packers’ training staff examined his left knee, then was carted to the locker room for further examination. His return is questionable.

If body language counts for anything, Jennings wearing a towel over his head while on the sideline would certainly seem to be a bad sign for the Packers, who were up 31-0 at the time of Jennings’ injury. But Jennings gave the Lambeau Field crowd a thumbs up on his way to the locker room.

The San Diego Chargers had a solid 16-3 lead in the third quarter of their game against the Buffalo Bills. Rivers got the shotgun snap, taking it back to his own goal line. He then fumbled it just in time for Bills defensive back Bryan Scott to cover it up in the end zone for a touchdown.

Here is the video of Rivers helping Buffalo back into the game.

Skelton’s track record suggests that it’s not going to be easy for the Cardinals to mount a comeback, but if Fitzgerald is going to make plays like this, anything is possible.

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The Jets held a 35-3 lead entering the fourth quarter.

The Jets’ win moved New York to 8-5 on the year and dropped the Chiefs to 5-8.

Brady and O’Brien made nice at the end of the game.

The awkward hug and high five looks more like two men who don’t want Belchick pissed off at them when he has to answer media questions about it all week.

The best part? Even though the play was ruled an incomplete pass upon review - meaning the fumble return didn’t count - the clipping penalty stood! That gave the Packers’ an automatic first down. Rodgers ended up throwing an interception in the end zone, but it was still a hilarious break for the Packers that the clipping call stood.

For more on Rodgers and the Packers, visit our Packers blog ACME Packing Company.

But Webb, inserted for an ineffective Ponder, threw for 84 yards and a touchdown and ran for 109 yards and another score. The Vikings have a surfeit of backup quarterbacks, it seems.

Detroit moved to 8-5 with the win, while Minnesota fell to 2-11 with the loss.

With the win, Atlanta moves to 8-5 on the year, while the Panthers fall to 4-9 with the loss.

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Ouch. Good times in Indianapolis.

If Tim Tebow is going to win today, he’ll need a little more help from his special teams than this. With the game notched at 0-0, the Broncos had driven into field goal range. Matt Prater attempted a 28-yard chip shot, but the Chicago Bears blocked the kick. Specifically Julius Peppers blocked the kick.

Check out the video of Peppers’ blocked kick right here.

Orlovsky completed less than half of his passes for 136 yards, and Indy’s running backs combined for just 50 yards on the ground.

Baltimore is now 10-3 with the victory. The Colts are 0-13 in 2011.

The Buffalo Bills are struggling once again, down 13-0 against the San Diego Chargers. Quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick still managed to lay down a big hit on Chargers safety Steve Gregory.

You can almost hear the sounds of hi-tech molded plastic collide in this animated gif.

The Eagles moved to 5-8 with the win, and kept their dwindling playoff hopes on life support. Miami’s dream of starting 0-6 and finishing 8-8 died with the loss, as the Dolphins fell to 4-9.

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Hilarity ensued.

The spat required intervention, and even Belichick himself stepped in to put the fire out. Brady walked it back after the game, telling the media he deserved it, according to Ian Rapoport of the Boston Herald.

New Orleans improves to 10-3 on the year with the win, while Tennessee drops to 7-6 with the loss.

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