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The History Of TheBye

Historically, the bye week isgiven to the top teams in any sportto lessen their risk for eliminationin the tournament-style rounds of play. In the regular sea-son of the NFL, the bye week is used as a week of rest for ateam, to recover from the strain of weekly play, and the re-group after a grueling schedule of travel and training. Thebyes are given, one to each team during seven weeks of the2010 season. Some weeks have as many as six teams not in

play, and the rest have four. In 1993 the NFL granted twobyes to each of its teams. But that decision was quicklyoverruled the next season. Its hard for diehard fans to gotwo weeks without their teams in play. Good for the team,not so good for the fans. Next week we will see four teamsoff, Dallas Cowboys, Minnesota Vikings, Tampa Bay Bucca-neers, and the Kansas City Chiefs, who head into their byeat 3-0.

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TEAM 1 2 3 4 TOTAL POSSESS RUSH PASS TOTAL TURN 1ST DOWN PEN/YD CONV

SD 0 0 12 8 20 36:04 89 423 518 5 27 11-83 6/14

SEA 0 10 7 10 27 23:56 68 209 271 2 13 5-32 6/13

OAK 13 7 0 3 23 32:58 133 231 364 1 20 11-123 4/15

ARI 10 7 7 0 24 27:02 119 108 227 3 18 7-104 5/13

IND 6 7 7 7 27 30:08 40 325 365 0 18 4-27 6/14

DEN 0 3 10 0 13 29:52 47 472 419 2 23 6-60 5/15

PHI 7 7 14 0 28 27:07 106 267 373 0 15 7-84 5/13

JAX 0 3 0 0 3 32:53 130 54 184 1 16 4-67 5/17

WASH 0 13 3 0 16 25:10 116 233 349 2 15 9-65 1/10

STL 14 0 7 9 30 35:40 133 232 365 2 24 9-99 7/16

DAL 0 10 7 10 27 32:30 101 284 385 0 13 8-49 4/11

HOU 0 3 0 10 13 27:40 104 216 340 3 15 5-32 4/9

CLE 3 7 0 7 17 29:52 173 131 304 0 18 8-60 4/11

BAL 7 7 0 10 24 30:08 109 256 365 0 19 8-60 6/12

CIN 7 3 0 10 20 36:22 120 185 305 2 21 8-74 5/17

CAR 0 0 7 0 7 23:38 87 180 267 4 17 6-45 2/11

PIT 7 21 3 7 38 26:54 201 186 387 2 7 2-20 4/9

TB 3 3 0 7 13 33:06 75 228 303 2 12 4-45 6/14

TEN 3 7 9 10 29 28:22 161 110 271 0 17 8-80 6/13

NYG 0 10 0 0 10 31:38 107 364 471 3 25 11-86 6//12

ATL 7 7 3 73 27 45:50 202 215 417 1 25 6-40 9/18

NO 14 0 7 3 24 27:15 43 355 398 3 20 4-38 6/11

BUF 3 13 7 7 30 27:48 134 240 374 2 19 6-45 5/10NE 7 10 14 7 38 32:12 200 245 445 1 25 4-35 7/12

DET 7 3 0 0 10 28:08 63 232 295 3 17 8-67 3/12

MIN 7 7 10 0 24 31:52 183 185 368 3 21 12-100 3/11

SF 0 3 0 7 10 26:10 43 208 251 1 11 6-55 4/17

KC 0 10 14 7 31 33:50 207 250 457 1 21 7-40 7/14

NYJ 7 7 7 10 31 27:12 146 256 402 0 20 9-81 6/11

MIA 0 10 10 3 23 32:48 84 352 436 1 24 6-52 7/15

THE 2010 BYE SCHEDULETHE 2010 BYE SCHEDULETHE 2010 BYE SCHEDULE

WEEK 4: DALLAS, KANSAS CITY, MINNESOTA, TAMPA BAY

WEEK 5: MIAMI, NEW ENGLAND, PITTSBURGH, SEATTLE

WEEK 6: ARIZONA, BUFFALO, CAROLINA, CINCINATTI

WEEK 7: DETROIT, HOUSTON, INDIANAPOLIS, NEW YORK JETS

WEEK 8: ATLANTA, BALTIMORE, CHICAGO, CLEVELAND, NEW YORK GIANTS, PHILADELPHIA

WEEK 9: DENVER, JACKSONVILLE, SAN FRANCISCO, ST LOUIS, TENNESSEE, WASHINGTON

WEEK 10: GREEN BAY, NEW ORLEANS, OAKLAND, SAN DIEGO

WEEK 11-17: NONE
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SAN DIEGO CHARGERS @ SEATTLE SEAHAWKS OAKLAND RAIDERS @ ARIZONA CARDINALS

INDIANAPOLIS COLTS @ DENVER BRONCOS PHILADELPHIA EAGLES @ JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS

WASHINGTON REDSKINS @ ST. LOUIS RAMS DALLAS COWBOYS @ HOUSTON TEXANS

CLEVELAND BROWNS @ BALTIMORE RAVENS CINCINNATTI BENGALS @ CAROLINA PANTHERS

PITTSBURGH STEELERS @ TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS TENNESSEE TITANS @ NEW YORK GIANTS

ATLANTA FALCONS @ NEW ORLEANS SAINTS BUFFALO BILLS @ NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS

DETROIT LIONS @ MINNESOTA VIKINGS SAN FRANCISCO 49RS @ KANSAS CITY CHIEFS

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BIGGEST UPSET?

SEAHAWKS OVER THE CHARGERS. CHARGERS LOOKED TO COME BACK STRONG WITH 20 POINTS IN THELAST HALF OF THE GAME, BUT SEATTLE STOOD ITS GROUND, PICKED OFF PHILIP RIVERS IN THE LAST SEC-ONDS OF THE GAME AND SENT THE BOLTS HOME TO SAN DIEGO 2-1.

BIGGEST HEARTACHE?KICKER GARRETT HARTLEY SHANKS 29 YD FG TO LOSE TO THE FALCONS AND PUT THE SAINTS AT 2-1. THEKICKEROF IT IS THAT THE SAINTS HEAD COACH SEAN PAYTON ATTEMPTED TO ICE THE FALCONS KICKER

AS HE MADE HIS TRY AND MISSED, GIVING HIM A SECOND CHANCE AND LOCKING IN THE WIN FOR THEFALCONS.

MOST DESERVED WIN?ANYONE WHO S PLAYED THE GIANTS. NEW YORK IS PENALTY PRONE, TO SAY THE VERY LEAST, THIS SEASON,

AND THEIR PENALTIES ALWAYS SEEM TO SHOW UP AT CRITICAL POINTS IN THE GAME, IE AHMAD BRAD-SHAWS CHOP BLOCK THAT RESULTED IN A SAFETY. COACH COUGHLINS GOTTA BE ANNOYED.

SOB STORY?THE 49RS. A LOT OF PEOPLE EXPECTED THEM TO DO A LOT BETTER THAN THEY HAVE. ITS TOUGH TOWATCH A TEAM THAT WAS PROJECTED TO BE A DIVISIONAL CONTENDER GO 0-3 TO START THE SEASON.

MOST UNEXPECTED WIN?COWBOYS OVER THE TEXANS. WITH THE TEXANS COMING IN TO THIS GAME AT 2-0, IT WAS THOUGHT OF AS

A CLEAN SWEEP FOR MATT SCHAUB AND HIS OFFENSE. MISTAKES, TURNOVERS AND BAD TIMING BRINGSTHEM THEIR FIRST LOSS AND THE BOYS FIRST WIN OF THE SEASON.

WORST BLOW OUT?MIKE VICK STARTS FOR THE EAGLES AGAIN, AND COMPLETELY DISMANTLES THE JAGUARS, WHO STRUGGLEWITH DAVID GARRARD AND A POORLY TIMED OFFENSE AGAIN THIS WEEK. 28-3 EAGLES

QB OF THE WEEK:CHARLIE BATCH, NOT VERY OFTEN DOES A 4TH STRING ANYTHING GET TO PLAY, ESPECIALLY WHEN THEY

ARE MOSTLY IGNORED IN TRAINING CAMP, LIKE BATCH WAS. HE PLAYED LIKE A VETERAN AGAINST THEBUCS, THROWING FOR 186 YARDS AND 3 TDS. ITS STILL UP IN THE AIR WHETHER HE WILL START NEXT WEEK

AS BYRON LEFTWICH IS EXPECTED TO BE HEALTHY, BUT SINCE BIG BEN COMES BACK WEEK SIX, I SAY LET

HIM PLAY!

ROOKIE OF THE WEEK?ITS NOT A GOOD THING THIS WEEK. JIMMY CLAUSEN LOOKED WEAK AND INNEFFECTIVE IN HIS FIRSTSTART AS QB FOR THE PANTHERS AGAINST THE BENGALS. CAROLINA WOULD HAVE FOUR TURNOVERS, IN-CLUDING AN PICK FROM CLAUSEN. WELCOME TO THE BIG LEAGUES, KID.

MOST UNEXPECTED SUCCESS STORY:THE KANSAS CITY CHIEFS MOVE TO 3-0. DID ANYONE PREDICT THIS? THEY STAND AT FIRST PLACE IN THE

AFC WEST AND JOIN THE STEELERS AS THE ONLY UNBEATEN TEAMS IN THE LEAGUE. KEEP IT UP KC!

BEST PLAY OF THE WEEK:MATT CASSEL AND THE CHIEFS BROUGHT IN THE WILDCAT FOR AN ALMOST COMICAL SERIES OF HAND-OFFS AND PASSES THAT ENDED IN A 45 YD TD PASS BY CASSEL TO DWAYNE BOWE.

BEST GAME BLUNDER:TAMPA BAYS GAME IS BLACKED OUT LOCALLY AT HOME. NOT TO WORRY, THE STADIUIM IS FILLED WITHSTEELERS FANS MORE THAN HAPPY TO SHOW THEIR TEAM PRIDE. THATS A LOT OF TERRIBLE TOWELS FORONE MEASLY PIRATE SHIP.
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TEAM POSITION PLAYER INJURY INFO

SD CHARGERS LB SHAWNE MERRIMAN CALF

SD CHARGERS G LOUIS VASQUEZ KNEE

DET LIONS RB JAHVID BEST TOE

MIN VIKINGS TE VISANTHE SHIANCOE LEG PROBABLE FOR 10/11

MIN VIKINGS C JOHN SULLIVAN LEG PROBABLE FOR 10/11

HOU TEXAN WR ANDRE JOHNSON ANKLE

NY GIANTS C SHAUN OHARA ANKLE

CAR PANTHERS LB JAMAR WILLIAMS NECK

BAL RAVENS DE CORY REDDING CONCUSSION

SEA SEHAWKS LB AARON CURRY HAMSTRING

SEA SEAHAWKS CB MARCUS TRUFANT ANKLE

SEA SEAHWKS DT BRANDON MEBANE CALF

DEN BRONCOS FB SPENCER LARSEN ANKLE

DEN BRONCOS WR DEMARYIUS THOMAS ARM

NO SAINTS CB TRACY PORTER HAMSTRING

RAIDERS CB WALTER MC FADDEN HAMSTRING

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SUN 10/3 SAN FRANCISCO @ ATLANTA FOX 1:00PM

SUN 10/3 CINCINNATTI @ CLEVELAND CBS 1:00PM

BAL:

CIN:

SUN 10/3 NEW YORK JETS @ BUFFALO CBS 1:00PM

KC:

CLE:

SUN 10/3 SEATTLE @ ST. LOUIS FOX 1:00PM

CHI:

DAL:

SUN 10/3 DENVER @ TENNESSEE CBS 1:00PM

PHI:

DET:

SUN 10/3 DETROIT @ GREEN BAY FOX 1:00PM

BUF:

GB:

SUN 10/3 BALTIMORE @ PITTSBURGH Steelers are 3-0 CBS 1:00PM

PIT:TEN:

SUN 10/3 CAROLINA @ NEW ORLEANS FOX 1:00PM

MIA:

MIN:

SUN 10/3 INDIANAPOLIS @ JACKSONVILLE CBS 4:05PM

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SUN 10/3 HOUSTON @ OAKLAND CBS 4:05PM

SEA:

DEN:

SUN 10/3 WASHINGTON @ PHILADELPHIA FOX 4:15PM

STL:

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SUN 10/3 ARIZONA @ SAN DIEGO FOX 4:15PM

NE:

NYJ:

SUN 10/3 CHICAGO @ NEW YORK GIANTS NBC 48:20PM

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MON 10/4 NEW ENGLAND @ MIAMI ESPN 8:30PM

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What is a concussion? Medically the concussion is defined as an injury to the brain resulting from ablow to the head, with varying emotional, mental, and physical symptoms. A softer, gentler sport hasemerged from the NFL this season, and the hot-button word of the first few weeks is CONCUSSION. Withseveral player suffering from head trauma in the last few weeks, and the NFLs steps towards minimizingsuch injuries in the last years, there are has been a lot of talk about what happened to the old days,

when guys hit, hit hard, and kept playing. No helmet to helmet contact, a stricter range of personal foulspenalties, and anything involving the kicker or the passer is usually strictly followed up on. Players arebeing fined for hitting too hard, for leading with a shoulder, for not being kinder gentler

But players are also staying in the game, quoting the alltoo-familiar Let me back in Coach, I canplay. Players with serious head injuries find themselves on the field after just a routine medicalcheckup, usually performed by an EMT, not a doctor, with no x-ray or scanning involved. The NFL has

tried to impose regulations on such practices, but a simple lie to a professional can put a player backon the field in no time at all. Frequent or even infrequent head injuries are dangerous, and can limit aplayers career, and even his life. For example, John Mackey, a Hall of Fame tight end developed earlyonset dementia, after repeated damage to his brain caused by a rough football career. Hall of Famecenter Mike Webster was diagnosed with a serious form of degenerative brain damage and died at theage of 50. Andre Waters, a former NFL safety, committed suicide in 2006, and later studies of his brainfound that the tissue inside was so damaged that is looked more like the grey matter of an 85 year old.The old school logic of shaking it off doesn't work anymore, mostly because the symptoms of such se-rious injuries are varied and can be almost unnoticeable. Players are encouraged to report anyone whoexhibits anything out of the ordinary after a bad hit, and a hotline was created in 2008 for players to re-port coaches and team staff that encouraged them to play even though they were still symptomatic, and

to protect them from any retaliation. Its a serious issue. Next time you hear someone say, I miss the olddays, keep in mind that that player on the ground or in the cart being taken of the field is someonesson, or father, or brother, a human being, not a machine.

Looking forward to tonights oldest rivalry game, Green Bay @ Chicago should be a battle for theages, both teams are 2-0. Dont miss the Final Edition of the Report available Tuesday!

Until next week,

J.R.
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