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  NFL Preview Capsule: Cardinals at Vikings
        OPENING LINE - Vikings by 3RECORD VS. SPREAD - Arizona 1-2-1; Minnesota 1-2-1SERIES RECORD - Vikings lead 13-10LAST MEETING - Vikings beat Cardinals 27-24 in OT, Nov. 7, 2010LAST WEEK - Cardinals lost to Giants 31-27; Vikings lost to Chiefs 22-17CARDINALS OFFENSE - OVERALL (18), RUSH (15T), PASS (14)CARDINALS DEFENSE - OVERALL (24), RUSH (15), PASS (26)VIKINGS OFFENSE - OVERALL (23), RUSH (3), PASS (31)VIKINGS DEFENSE - OVERALL (19), RUSH (5), PASS (28)STREAKS, STATS AND NOTES - Vikings have won eight of last 10 meetings in series and six in row at Metrodome (now Mall of America Field). ... Safeties and brothers Hamza Abdullah of Cardinals and Husain Abdullah of Vikings will play each other again. ... Cardinals WR Larry Fitzgerald returns again to hometown, where he served as ball boy for Vikings growing up. Over two previous games at Minnesota, Fitzgerald has 18 catches for 279 yards. ... Cardinals RB Beanie Wells coming off career game, 138 yards and three TDs rushing. Vikings haven't let any RBs surpass 75 yards in game this year. ... Cardinals have nine different players with at least half of a sack this year. ... Donovan McNabb remains starting QB for Vikings despite 0-4 start and his 58 percent completion percentage with four TD passes. McNabb's 680 yards passing are fewest in league among 30 QBs with 100 or more attempts. ... Vikings WR Bernard Berrian, who has two catches and 37 yards in four games, had biggest game of last season against Cardinals with nine receptions for 89 yards. ... Vikings DE Jared Allen, second in league with 6 1/2 sacks, has 5 1/2 sacks in last four games against Cardinals.
OPENING LINE - Chargers by 6RECORD VS. SPREAD - San Diego 1-3; Denver 1-3SERIES RECORD - Broncos lead 54-47-1LAST MEETING - Chargers beat Broncos 33-28, Jan. 2, 2010LAST WEEK - Chargers beat Dolphins 26-16; Broncos lost to Packers 49-23CHARGERS OFFENSE - OVERALL (7), RUSH (18), PASS (6)CHARGERS DEFENSE - OVERALL (6), RUSH (12), PASS (5)BRONCOS OFFENSE - OVERALL (24), RUSH (25T), PASS (24)BRONCOS DEFENSE - OVERALL (23), RUSH (13), PASS (23).STREAKS, STATS AND NOTES - Chargers have won 8 of last 10 meetings and are 6-2 against Broncos under coach Norv Turner. ... RB Ryan Mathews rushed for 120 yards and three TDs in last game vs. Broncos as Chargers overcame three TDs by Tim Tebow in his last NFL start. ... QB Philip Rivers is 8-2 as starter against Denver with 18 TDs and five INTs with 112.4 passer rating. ... Rivers leads AFC with 5,996 yards passing since start of last season. ... Mike Tolbert leads AFC RBs with 25 catches. ... WR Vincent Jackson has 20 catches for 374 yards. ... LB Shaun Phillips has three sacks in last three games against Broncos. ... LB Larry English had career-high two sacks last week. ... Rookie OLB Von Miller leads Broncos with four sacks. ... CB Jonathan Wilhite has one of Broncos' two INTs and also the first two sacks of career. ... QB Kyle Orton has completed 65.7 percent of his passes for 446 yards with three TDs and one INT in two starts vs. Chargers. ... He's one shy of 50 TD passes for Broncos. ... RB Willis McGahee on pace for 1,000-yard season after supplanting Knowshon Moreno as starter and posting two 100-yard games. He has four TD runs in last three games against San Diego. ... WR Eric Decker has four TD catches in last three games. ... Broncos have allowed 1,001 yards passing in last three games without CB Champ Bailey, who is expected to return from pulled hamstring. That's most Broncos have allowed in three game stretch since 1964. ... Bailey has four career INTs vs. Chargers. ... LB Wesley Woodyard leads Broncos with 34 tackles.
  NFL Preview Capsule: Buccaneers at 49ers
        OPENING LINE - 49ers by 21/2RECORD VS. SPREAD - Tampa Bay 2-2; San Francisco 3-0-1SERIES RECORD - 49ers lead 15-5LAST MEETING - Buccaneers beat 49ers 20-0, Nov. 21, 2010LAST WEEK: Buccaneers beat Colts 24-17; 49ers beat Eagles 24-23BUCCANEERS OFFENSE - OVERALL (16T), RUSH (11), PASS (17)BUCCANEERS DEFENSE - OVERALL (20), RUSH (11), PASS (21)49ERS OFFENSE - OVERALL (28), RUSH (22), PASS (29)49ERS DEFENSE - OVERALL (17), RUSH (4), PASS (27)STREAKS, STATS AND NOTES - San Francisco is 11-2 in series at home, but were blanked by Bucs 21-0 at Candlestick last November. It was Tampa Bay's first win in San Francisco since 1980 and only second ever in 13 tries, ending eight-game losing streak in series. ... Buccaneers flagged 14 times for 106 yards in Monday night win over Indianapolis. ... Both QBs taking their hits: 49ers Alex Smith has been sacked 14 times to 13 for Bucs Josh Freeman. Troy Smith, not Alex Smith, started last year's loss to Tampa Bay. ... San Francisco never reached red zone in 2010 meeting, managing 189 total yards and 11 first downs - two via penalty. 49ers had ball for 23 minutes, 36 seconds, to Tampa Bay's 36:24. ... Bucs 3-23 in regular season in state of California. This is first West Coast trip and visit to California since last year's shutout. ... San Francisco's three turnovers are tied for fewest in NFL. ... San Francisco's last three games decided by nine total points, while Tampa Bay's last three - all wins - were by 14 total points. ... 49ers punter Andy Lee has 46.1-yard net punt average, best in NFL. ... Bucs have won nine of last 11 road games dating to second-to-last game of 2009 - three out West. Before this stretch, they had dropped 22 of 30 away from home.
OPENING LINE - Giants by 10RECORD VS. SPREAD - Seattle 2-2; N.Y. Giants 3-1SERIES RECORD - Giants lead 9-5LAST MEETING - Giants beat Seahawks 41-7, Nov. 7, 2010LAST WEEKS - Seahawks lost to Falcons 30-28; Giants beat Cardinals 31-27SEAHAWKS OFFENSE - OVERALL (32), RUSH (31), PASS (28)SEAHAWKS DEFENSE - OVERALL (13), RUSH (14), PASS (16)GIANTS OFFENSE - OVERALL (21), RUSH (24), PASS (13)GIANTS DEFENSE - OVERALL (18), RUSH (21), PASS (18)STREAKS, STATS AND NOTES - Fifth meeting between teams since 2005. New York has won last two by combined 85-13 margin. ... Seahawks QB Tarvaris Jackson has won 2 of 3 career starts vs. Giants. ... Former Jet Leon Washington has seven career Kick return TDs, second most in NFL history. ... Undrafted rookie WR Doug Baldwin has 12 catches for 194 yards. His 16.2 yard average is highest for NFC rookies with 10 or more receptions. ... DE Chris Clemons has sack in two of past three games. ... Giants QB Eli Manning has completed 40 of 57 for 557 yards with five touchdowns and no interceptions in last two games vs. Seattle. ... RB Ahmad Bradshaw ran for two TDs in last year's game vs. Seattle. ... WR Hakeem Nicks had career-best 162 yards receiving last week. ... WR Victor Cruz averaging 104 yards receiving in last two games. DE Osi Umenyiora had two sacks and forced fumble in season debut last week. ... Opponents have averaged 166.5 yards rushing against Giants in last two games.
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                                                    Jets' defense focused on stopping Brady, Welker
        FLORHAM PARK, N.J. (AP) - Antonio Cromartie dares Tom Brady to throw in his direction all day.Go ahead, the New York Jets cornerback says. He's ready for the challenge."I hope I'm a target this game,'' Cromartie said with a smile. "I want to be a target every game.''Well, he better be careful what he wishes for, especially with the way the New England Patriots' offense is playing. The struggling Jets (2-2) have to figure out how to stop Brady, Wes Welker and the high-scoring Patriots (2-2) on Sunday, and know it won't be easy - whether Cromartie is up to the task or not."We use the phrase, `chasing ghosts,' and sometimes you have to do that,'' defensive coordinator Mike Pettine said Thursday. "You don't really know what their formations are going to be, what their personnel groupings are going to be and you might work against something all week and not see it, see something totally different. So you have to be very flexible in your approach when you play New England.''The Patriots are ranked No. 1 in overall offense, along with being the top passing team in the NFL. Their running game isn't too shabby, either, ranking ninth overall. And that's what's making things so tough for opponents early on: Will they pass or run?"They were tough enough when they were one-dimensional,'' Pettine said. "Now having the threat of running the football certainly presents a problem.''Not that the Jets are intimidated, of course."You realize he's one of the great quarterbacks of this generation,'' linebacker Aaron Maybin said. "At the same time, nobody's going to be out there with their spectator hat on and wanting to give him praise for how great he is. We want to go out there and make it hell for him.''That's much easier said than done, as the numbers show. Brady is off to a sensational start, throwing for a league-leading 1,553 yards and 13 touchdowns, while Welker already has 40 catches - 13 more than Dallas' Jason Witten, who ranks second in the NFL. Throw in a running game that's averaging nearly 123 yards a game, and that's a lot to deal with for opposing defenses.The Jets are No. 2 against the pass, though, but are a stunningly low 28th against the run. New York typically has used a smaller lineup with more defensive backs against the Patriots."I don't know if that plan will be able to hold up for the entire game,'' Pettine said. "So our menu is a little fuller this week because they are a flavor-of-the-week offense and it's smart because it's typically something you haven't practiced against.''It all starts with Brady, of course, and putting pressure on him. Rex Ryan's team has done a pretty good job of that in his five previous games against the Patriots as Jets coach. New York has won three of those matchups, including in the playoffs in January when the Jets sacked him five times."If you just play standard coverage against him, you've got no chance,'' Ryan said. "I mean, zero. You better hope for a hurricane or something because that might be your only chance. Quite honestly, I've been in the sideline wishing there was a hurricane because he's that kind of guy. He's as good as it gets right now.''The Jets players agree, and they all respect what Brady can do on the field - and that includes Cromartie, who made headlines in the playoffs when he called the Patriots quarterback an expletive and then said earlier this week that those comments still stand.The Jets aren't revealing their defensive strategy, but Ryan said he's "sure'' All-Pro cornerback Darrelle Revis will match up with Welker at times. Cromartie might be on him, too. And, who knows who else? It might take a few guys to shut him down."It's him and Tom,'' Revis said. "They have a 1-2 punch with each other, great chemistry. They work well together. He's got 40 catches already, over 600 yards, so he's Tom's go-to guy. He's always looking for him. He's tough in the slot. He's probably the toughest receiver to cover in the slot.''Oh, and then the Patriots also have Deion Branch, Chad Ochocinco and tight end Rob Gronkowski to contend with."To beat the hell out of their receivers, that's our game plan on the outside,'' Cromartie said. "It's to try to mess up their timing routes as much as we can.''Or, Brady can turn around and hand it to New England's three-headed backfield with BenJarvus Green-Ellis, Stevan Ridley and Danny Woodhead."Coach Ryan said it best: If anybody's got as good a formula for trying to beat the Patriots, it's us,'' said Maybin, a newcomer to this rivalry who saw plenty of the Patriots during his first two seasons in Buffalo. "We've been able to have some success defensively in the past.''That certainly doesn't make the Jets less concerned heading into this game. They know Brady, coach Bill Belichick and the rest of the Patriots have had that playoff loss in the back of their minds for months."The easy thing to say is, `Well it worked the last time we played them,' and then just blow the dust off of that one and just use it,'' Pettine said. "I know there were more than a few days in Foxborough, whether it was over the lockout or since the season started, preparing for our defense, knowing that we had success against them in the playoff game."It's a challenge for us to make sure that we kind of forge ahead with some new things, but at the same time, not get away from what's been successful against them in the past.''
       49ers' NFL-best turnover ratio is no accident
        SANTA CLARA, Calif. (AP) - Justin Smith's game-saving strip of Philadelphia Eagles receiver Jeremy Maclin showed everything the San Francisco 49ers want on defense: heart, hustle and smarts.All of it is part of the 49ers plan.San Francisco's ball-hawking defense has 11 takeaways this season to push the team's turnover ratio to plus-eight, which is tied with Detroit for the NFL's best. The remarkable turnaround under new coach Jim Harbaugh and defensive coordinator Vic Fangio is no accident.The 49ers (3-1) spend time each week watching videos and photos of the running backs and receivers they'll face, learning their tendencies and bad ball-carrying habits. The turnover ratio is one of the biggest reasons the Niners lead the NFC West by two games already, and they hope to continue that success Sunday when Tampa Bay (3-1) comes to Candlestick Park."We watch a little highlight reel of how guys carry the ball,'' said safety Dashon Goldson, who recovered Maclin's fumble with 2:06 left to seal the 24-23 comeback victory at Philadelphia. "We show a lot of those guys and how careless they are with the football. Some of the guys we've faced, we knew the opportunities were there.''For all the chatter about the offense's second-half improvement against the Eagles, the most noticeable strides in San Francisco's young season have come on defense.The Niners finished 16th in the league last year with a minus-one turnover ratio under Mike Singletary, a Hall of Fame linebacker whom San Francisco's brass believed could bring a defense-first mentality. Instead, that never materialized. Singletary was fired with one week left in the season, the 49ers finished 6-10 and missed the playoffs for the eighth straight year.Fangio's pass-rushing 3-4 scheme has been a welcome change around 49ers headquarters.Players believe it allows them more freedom, and there might be no greater example of that than Smith's strip. The 290-pound defensive tackle chased the speedy Maclin down from behind and popped the ball loose near the sideline, a play that already has become a lasting image this season for 49ers faithful."For him to have that type of energy and hustle at that time of the game, knowing how his body had to be feeling at that point, speaks volumes about him as a person,'' Fangio said. "That's a play that, I think, that's the defensive equivalent of `The Catch.' Now `The Catch' happened in an NFC Championship game, which added to the luster. This was the fourth regular-season game."But it was a tremendous effort.''Smith's strip might not be a fair comparison to the famous reception by Dwight Clark from Joe Montana to beat the Cowboys in the 1982 NFC   game at Candlestick. Fangio, however, hopes it leaves an impression on the rest of his players that his methodology works."We've tried to make it a big point of emphasis for our team this year,'' Fangio said.Smith credited the advanced film work by the coaching staff during the week for the forced fumble. When Maclin took the screen pass from Michael Vick and sprinted 17 yards, Smith never stopped giving chase.He said after the game he knew just how loosely Maclin carried the ball, what arm the receiver preferred to hold the ball and the best moment to reach out and punch it loose."You stick your arm through there and hope the ball's there,'' Smith said. "It's a drill you work on every day. It kind of becomes repetition. You're really not trying to get the tackle. You're trying to get the ball out. And luckily enough, it was there.''Maybe it's not luck at all.NOTES: Fangio said DT Isaac Sopoaga is "highly unlikely'' to play Sunday because of a staph infection. Ricky Jean-Francois is expected to start in his place. ... CBs Shawntae Spencer (toe) and Tramaine Brock (right hand) did not participate in practice during the portion open to reporters. Spencer is hopeful he can play against Tampa Bay, while Brock will likely be a game-day decision.---Antonio Gonzalez can be reached at: http:///agonzalezAP
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     Countdown Daily Prediction: Chiefs-ColtsThe NFL Live crew makes thier picks for Kansas City at IndianapolisTags: Countdown Daily, NFL,  Prediction,  Picks,  Expert Picks,  NFL Live,  Mark Schlereth,  Tedy Bruschi,  Colts,  ChiefsCountdown Daily Prediction: Chiefs-ColtsVIDEO PLAYLIST Countdown Daily Prediction: Chiefs-ColtsCountdown Daily Prediction: Chiefs-ColtsThe NFL Live crew makes thier picks for Kansas City at IndianapolisTags: Countdown Daily, NFL,  Prediction,  Picks,  Expert Picks,  NFL Live,  Mark Schlereth,  Tedy Bruschi,  Colts,  ChiefsCountdown Daily AccuScore: KC-INDCountdown Daily AccuScore: KC-INDJon Anik goes inside the numbers for the Chiefs-Colts matchupTags: Countdown Daily, NFL,  Fantasy,  Preview,  Week 5,  AccuScore,  Jon Anik,  Chiefs,  Colts,  Curtis Painter,  Matt CasselMike And Mike - Lose For LuckMike And Mike - Lose For LuckGreeny and Golic discuss the possibility of teams tanking so they can draft Andrew Luck.Tags: Andrew Luck,  Mike and Mike,  Mike Greenberg,  Mike Golic,  ESPN RadioINDIANAPOLIS -- Peyton Manning is getting closer to being his old self.He's cracking jokes, having fun at the expense of reporters and he even got the OK from his doctors to be on the sideline Sunday to watch the Colts host the Chiefs. He shrugged off talk about a losing season or whether Indianapolis will be in the running to draft Andrew Luck.Too early for that, he says.I think you have to have hope until the doctors rule you out. We're having a lot of injuries so if they come to me and say they have to make a move, I won't fight them on that.-- Peyton ManningAnd too early to know whether he has any shot at playing for Indy again this season.Still, Manning was full of smiles Thursday as he said his recovery from his latest neck surgery is going well. He is clearly eager to be back down among his teammates on game day instead of up in the press box."I had two hot dogs up there in Tampa and Indianapolis," Manning cracked, referring to the past two weeks. "But the press box gave me a bad vibe."Perhaps that's because Manning had grown weary of the Colts' four-game losing streak to open the season and the second-guessing that has come with it. Many have wondered how healthy Manning will be when he returns or whether he'll ever resemble the four-time league MVP again.There are indications he just might.Manning has taken on a larger role with his team since the surgery Sept. 8, the third time in 19 months he went under the knife for a neck injury. He has been involved in team meetings, strolling briskly around the practice fields and even advising coaches and players, including the two guys trying to replace him as best they can.Until this week, doctors had barred him from going anywhere near the sideline during games.Manning said the decision to ease that restriction demonstrates the recovery is going well, well enough to keep him optimistic that he could even make it back, at least to practice, later this season."I think you have to have hope until the doctors rule you out," he said. "We're having a lot of injuries so if they (the Colts) come to me and say they have to make a move, I won't fight them on that."The good Lord is calling my plays and I'm not allowed to audible at this point, so I have to listen to the doctors," he added.Bill Polian, the vice chairman, and Chris Polian, the general manager, want to keep Manning on the active roster as long as possible so he can at least return to practice this season. Team owner Jim Irsay believes Manning could be back to practice in December.The Colts have desperately missed their leader. The offense has struggled to score touchdowns or dictate the tempo, and it's left the Colts in an 0-4 hole for the first time since 1998. They need a win Sunday against Kansas City (1-3) to avoid their first 0-5 start since 1997.AFC South blogESPN's Paul Kuharsky writes about all things AFC South in his division blog.Blog network: NFL Nation"You know I'm the only guy to be 0-4 on this team, and what a thrilling win that one over the Chargers was, right?" Manning recalled, referring to his first NFL victory. "Was that the fifth game? Yeah I thought so, so I'll be like all true Colts' fans, hoping for a win Sunday."Manning said the current plan is to take X-rays every four weeks so doctors can monitor how he is healing. He confirmed that he was doing more in terms of activities this week, though he declined to get into specifics."He's getting better," coach Jim Caldwell said. "He's working hard on his rehab and is doing everything the doctors are asking him to do."Still, Indy's sour start has prompted talk about the Colts possibly joining the sweepstakes to draft Luck, the Stanford quarterback, next year. If that happened, Luck, who has attended and helped at Manning's annual summer quarterback camp, would become the eventual successor to the Colts' career passing leader.Manning downplayed such talk, saying it's too early to talk about how the Colts will ultimately fare this season.In the meantime, Kerry Collins, Manning's original replacement, is still trying to recover from a concussion he sustained when he was hit by Steelers' linebacker James Farrior."When I look back over my (NFL) career, I can probably remember having a half-dozen or more small ones," Collins said. "I've never had a lot of big ones and this one has hung around longer than any of them."Collins did individual work at Wednesday's practice and was expected to do the same Thursday but still has not been cleared to play. Curtis Painter, who threw two TD passes against Tampa Bay on Monday night, is preparing to make his second straight start this weekend.Manning is still trying to get used to being out after making 227 consecutive starts, including postseason games -- the second-longest streak by an NFL quarterback behind only Brett Favre.He's just excited to be getting close to the action again this weekend."It's a new experience for me," Manning said. "People ask, how are you handling it? I'm learning."Notes Colts safety Melvin Bullitt was scheduled to have surgery Friday on his right shoulder. Bullitt has already been placed on injured reserve, ending his season. ... Defensive tackle Eric Foster, who dislocated his right ankle in a gruesome scene during Monday night's loss at Tampa, was scheduled to return to Indianapolis on Thursday afternoon, two days after undergoing season-ending surgery in Tampa.

    Chicago Bears' Chris Harris limited in practice  Chicago
        Lions, Johnson and Suh...Oh myESPNChicago's Tom Waddle and John Jurkovic look ahead to the Bears' MNF date with the LionsTags: bears,  lions,  suh,  calvin johnon,  chicago sportscenterLions, Johnson and Suh...Oh myVIDEO PLAYLIST Lions, Johnson and Suh...Oh myLions, Johnson and Suh...Oh myESPNChicago's Tom Waddle and John Jurkovic look ahead to the Bears' MNF date with the LionsTags: bears,  lions,  suh,  calvin johnon,  chicago sportscenterCountdown Daily Prediction: Bears-LionsCountdown Daily Prediction: Bears-LionsThe NFL Live crew makes thier picks for Chicago at DetroitTags: Countdown Daily, NFL,  Prediction,  Picks,  Expert Picks,  NFL Live,  Bears,  LionsCountdown Daily AccuScore: CHI-DETCountdown Daily AccuScore: CHI-DETJon Anik goes inside the numbers for the Bears-Lions matchupTags: Countdown Daily,  AccuScore, NFL,  Preview,  Prediction,  Jon Anik,  Lions,  Bears,  Jay Cutler,  Matthew Stafford,  Calvin JohnsonThe Predictor - Bears-LionsThe Predictor - Bears-LionsDarren Woodson uses "The Predictor" to predict the outcome of Bears-Lions.Tags: SportsCenter,  Darren Woodson,  Bears-Lions, NFL,  Monday Night FootballESPNChicago Bears blogGet the latest Bears news from ESPN Chicago's Jeff Dickerson and Michael Wright. Blog Bears Center | ESPNChicagoESPN: NFC NorthLAKE FOREST, Ill. -- Chicago Bears safety Chris Harris (hamstring) and tight end Matt Spaeth (calf) practiced on a limited basis on Thursday, after both players missed Sunday's victory over the Carolina Panthers with injuries.  Chris Spencer (fractured right hand) and cornerback Charles Tillman (hip) were also limited, according to the official injury report. Spencer broke his hand in the first half against the Panthers, but was able to finish the game. The veteran offensive lineman's hand was heavily wrapped on the practice field, and his status for Monday night in Detroit is unknown.  Receiver Earl Bennett (torso) and right tackle Gabe Carimi (knee) did not practice on Thursday.

                                                         Buffalo Bills' Torell Troup (back pain) unlikely to play vs. Philadelphia Eagles
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