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Pro Football's Top 10!
Courtesy of Glenn McGrew @ http://www.vegasonlinesports.com 1) NEW ENGLAND: Finally, a hyped game that lived up to expectations! The two best teams in the league had at it and, not surprisingly, the best quarterback in the league made all the big plays in the 4th quarter. 2) INDIANAPOLIS: It may not have mattered but Colts did play without Marvin Harrison and left tackle Tony Ugoh. And Indy limited a New England team averaging 41 ppg to just 10 through 3 1/2 quarters. 3) DALLAS: The Cowboys improved to 7-1 for the first time since 1995, their last Super Bowl-winning season, as they hammered the Eagles 38-17. No rest for the weary as Dallas faces the streaking New York Giants next week! 4) GREEN BAY: Brett Favre's magical season continued as he finally got a win over the Kansas City Chiefs, joining Tom Brady and Peyton Manning as the only quarterbacks with wins over all 31 other teams in the NFL. It was Green Bay's sixth straight road win. 5) PITTSBURGH: No more nightmares of last year's 31-7 and 27-0 routs at the hands of rival Baltimore. Not after Monday night's total domination, as past Steeler greats Mean Joe Green, Franco Harris, Terry Bradshaw and Jack Ham were treated to a 38-7 annihilation. 6) NEW YORK GIANTS: bye 7) TENNESSEE: For the sixth time in eight games, the Titans held an opponent to 14 points or less, limiting Carolina to a season-low 191 yards of total offense. And LenDale White spearheaded the offense by running for 100 yards for the third straight game. 8) SAN DIEGO: The Chargers lost lost a November game for the first time since 2003 as rookie Adrian Peterson, facing the league's 7th ranked rush defense, set a single-game rushing record with 296 yards on 30 carries. 9) NEW ORLEANS: Four consecutive wins for the rejuvenated Saints as Drew Brees went 35 of 49 for 445 yards and three scores, guiding his squad to a team-record 32 first downs! 10) TAMPA BAY: The Bucs surpassed their victory total for last season as their defense dominated Arizona, allowing just one first down and only 78 total yards in the first half. On the day, Tampa held the ball for just over 43 minutes! More great articles can be found from the following location: http://www.vegasonlinesports.com/editorials/vos-editorial-current.html
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