276

Ahman Green
35 yards
Lions
3rd quarter
Pontiac Silverdome
Away
Nov
2001
Indoor
Day
Win

227

Corey Bradford
17 yards
Lions
3rd quarter
Lambeau Field
Home
Nov
46 degrees
Day
Win

409

Donald Driver
82 yards
Vikings
2nd quarter
Metrodome
Away
Nov 2006
Indoor
Day
Win

400

Greg Jennings
75 yards
Lions
1st quarter
Ford Field
Away
Sept 2006
Indoor
Day
Win

342

Wesley Walls
22 yards
Raiders
1st quarter
Networks Associates Coliseum
Away
Dec 2003
54 degrees
Night
Win

2

Kitrick Taylor
35 yards
Bengals
4th Quarter
Lambeau Field
Home
Sept 1992
70
Day
Win

If the Playoffs started today, (they don't though not today or this weekend). (WEEK 9)

NFC.
1.Cowboys
2.Packers
3.Buccaneers
4.Seahawks
5.Lions
6.Giants

Cowboys conf record over Packers
Lions SOV over Giants; would be Giants over Lions by common opponents but they currently only share 2 opponents.
(all 4 of these teams still meet head-to-head)

AFC
1.Patriots
2.Colts
3.Steelers
4.Chiefs
5.Titans
6.Jaguars

No changes (teams/seeds) for the second straight week.
Chiefs head-to-head over Chargers
Jaguars conference record over Browns
Steelers regardless of Monday night outcome hold division tie-breaker over Ravens, head-to-head over Browns.

AFC 20, NFC 19. Next week Raiders/Bears
NFC Central, NFC East, AFC South, AFC Central record interconterence 30-9
NFCC, NFCE, AFCS, AFCC and Patriots record interconference 32-7

Remaining "NFC Games of the Year."
Cowboys/Giants
Packers/Lions (2x)
Packers/Cowboys
Lions/Giants
Lions/Cowboys

Remaining "AFC Games of the Century."
Patriots/Steelers
Colts/Chargers
Colts/Titans

Remaining "Super Bowl Previews."
Giants/Patriots

427

Greg Jennings
60 yards
Chiefs
4th Quarter
Arrowhead Stadium
Away
Nov 2007
61 degrees
Day
Win

426

Greg Jennings
13 yards
Chiefs
3rd Quarter
Arrowhead Stadium
Away
Nov 2007
61
Day
Win

Eff the Big Ten

Hey

My new way to deal with Big Ten Network is this:

Everytime the UW Foundation calls me asking for a handout to "save the University from financial peril", I say "Eff Off, go get my contribution from your Big Ten Network".

Anyone who tries to rationalize that this is really the cable company's fault is kidding themselves. The Big Ten wants to eat into the profits that the networks (ABC, ESPN) were making off them, but they need to be in the same package tier of at least ESPN to get enough cash from their advertisers. This is just greed, and nothing more. The Big Ten wants more money, and the Networks have leverage with the Cable Companies and thus are really the ones pressing the cable companies not to give the Big Ten or the NFL Network any sort of preference in attempt to kill the channel before it gets off the ground. If UW really cared about the fans, they would have found a way to show the games, not just write letters to the papers blaming Charter and Time Warner (thanks Barry, you are a real D-bag).

I would rather not watch the game than watch the Big Ten Network.