Monthly Archives: October 2013
From The Bay To The UK… 49ers Looking Good To Win At Wembley
Two teams are traveling across the pond in Week 8 to go head-to-head at Wembley Stadium in London. The Jacksonville Jaguars (0-7) will play host to the San Francisco 49ers (5-2). The game is the second of this NFL season at Wembley. The NFL is gaining popularity in the UK… this week’s match-up will be played in front of a sold out crowd of 84,000.
SuperCam Flies High!!!
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers came in to their week 8 match-up against division rival, Carolina Panthers with high hopes of nabbing their first win. That hope was squashed in the first quarter. The Panthers came out swinging shutting down the opening drive for the Bucs. Carolina’s first possession of the game consisted of 4 3rd down conversions, a total of 15 plays and nearly a 9 minute march down the field for their first touchdown, a pass from Cam Newton to Greg Olsen in the end zone. By the end of the 1st quarter, the Panthers were up 14-3.
Week 8 Rival Kick Off
Cam Newton and the Carolina Panthers will kick off week 8 with their Thursday night game in Tampa against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The division rivals are meeting for the time this season. The Bucs won the two-game series against the Panthers in 2012 and the Panthers got them both in 2011. This match-up is crucial for the Panthers’ to have a shot at playoffs.
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Brawling (foot)Ball: Panthers Beat the Rams Despite Their Fight
Tempers were flaring today at Bank of America Stadium. The Panthers and the Rams were both flagged for multiple personal fouls and St Louis’ defensive end, Chris Long was ejected from the game in the 3rd quarter. Even though the Rams tried to unravel the Panthers, they were able to keep their composure and win the game 30-15.
In the opening drive Carolina’s cornerback, Captain Munnerlyn, intercepted a pass and ran it back 45 yards for a touchdown. The first half of the game was mostly defense. Panthers’ Mike Tolbert was tackled in the end zone by Eugene Sims for a safety. Both teams were held to a field goal each and Tolbert was finally able to run in for a TD with 1:05 left in the 2nd quarter.
Seahawks Swoop In Arizona And Take A Win
AP Photo: Rick Scuteri
Week 7 kicked of last night with the Thursday Night Football game. The Seattle Seahawks traveled to Arizona to take on the Cardinals. Seattle’s QB, Russell Wilson, completed 18 of 29 passes for 235 yards and 3 touchdowns leading the Seahawks to a win over the Cardinals 34-22.
As for the rest of the NFL and week 7, we have a lot to look forward to. Peyton Manning will visit Colts’ territory for the first time wearing the Broncos uniform. Undefeated Denver will face off with the Colts (4-2) for Sunday Night Football. The Kansas City Chiefs, also undefeated, will host the Houston Texans (2-4). The Texans will have to start back-up quarterback Case Keenum in place of Matt Shaub, who is out dealing ankle and foot injuries. The Texans are hoping Keenum can get the team back on track.
Week 6: In the NFL
Week 6 of the NFL was packed with excitement. One team was stripped of their undefeated title while another finally got a win on their record. Only 2 teams remain undefeated while 3 are still without a win.
The Saints were well on their way to an undefeated 6-0 record with a little more than a minute left on the game clock, and then Tom Brady took the field for the final Patriots possession. Brady drove his team 70 yards down the field and looked to the end zone to find rookie Kenbrell Thompkins for the winning touchdown. New Orleans’ undefeated record wasn’t just crushed, it was obliterated.
The Panthers Pull One Out
First and foremost, we at K*Chele want to extend our deepest sympathies to Adrian Peterson during this horrible time, dealing with the loss of his precious son. It took a tremendous amount of courage to play in today’s game. Our thoughts and prayers are with you, your family and friends.
Remain Undefeated Or (N)ot (F)or (L)ong?
Photo Credit: Associated Press
Only 3 teams remain undefeated going into week 6 of the 2013 NFL season. The Denver Broncos, Kansas City Chiefs and the New Orleans Saints will be looking to hold on to their winning streaks. Broncos have a good shot on Sunday when the Jacksonville Jaguars (0-5) come to Denver. The Chiefs will host the Oakland Raiders (2-3) and the Saints will travel to New England to face-off with the Patriots (4-1).
Of the 3 undefeated teams, the Saints will probably have the hardest fight to hang on to that title. This game will definitely provide some great football entertainment on Sunday as 2 of the top QB’s in the league will be on display. The Patriot’s Tom Brady has completed 111 passes for 1,211 yards and 7 touchdowns while the Saints’ Drew Brees has completed 140 passes for 1,722 yards and 12 touchdowns. Some are calling this game a Super Bowl preview.
Justin Moore Straddles the Standard/Deluxe Line
Photo Credit: Kristin Barlowe
Justin Moore is a man who listens to his gut … and his gut was telling him that Off the Beaten Path, his third studio album on The Valory Music Co. label, was complete. In fact, he was sure that these 16 tracks would tell the story he wanted to tell, as an artist and a person, more clearly than anything he had recorded previously.
There was just one problem.
