Week 14 NFL This Week

He's going to fire toward the end

zone!

Touchdown!

He's looking

downfield...

Unbelievable!

How did

he do that?

For the win,

unstoppable.

Hello, and welcome to NFL This Week.

As the regular season moves

into the depths of winter,

more than ever players

thank their lucky stars they ended

up playing in Los Angeles

rather than Buffalo.

Whilst the lucky few with contracts

to play in California basked

in the winter sun this Sunday,

those unlucky few in Buffalo woke

up ahead of their game

against Indianapolis to 16 inches

of snow wondering where

it all went wrong.

Joining me once again, 2-time

Super Bowl winner Osi Umenyiora

and former NFL

Cornerback, Jason Bell.

Right, with four rounds to go,

this is how the playoff picture

looked coming into play.

In the AFC unsurprisingly

Pittsburgh and New England

are currently 1 and 2 seeds.

Kansas City have been pulled back

into an AFC West fight and any slip

up against divisional rivals Oakland

could see them fall back

into the hunting pack behind

the Raiders and the LA Chargers

should they win.

As per the AFC, we have two 10-2

teams sitting as the 1 and 2 seeds.

Despite defeat to Atlanta

on Thursday, New Orleans remained

leaders of the NFC South

and as the 4th seed.

Atlanta incidentally could slip back

into playoff contention if Seattle

were to lose this week.

Detroit, Green Bay and Dallas

all still have playoff hopes too.

Our first game comes from the NFC.

Philadelphia head to Los Angeles

looking to clinch

the NFC East and a playoff spot.

The LA Rams come into this one

with a slender lead over

Seattle in the NFC West.

Interestingly, 42 of their 53

man roster have never

experience a winning season,

something the Rams have

achieved this year for

the first time since 2003.

At the heart of both teams are two

second year quarterbacks who both

shared a special night

in April 2016.

The draft, part red carpet showbiz,

part cattle market, or pro football

market. Up for grabs, the college

talent of America, and the number

one pick in 2016? The rounds, now

back in Los Angeles with the first

Choice.

The Los Angeles Rams select

Jared Goff.

The Philadelphia Eagles,

second choice.

Carson Wentz.

Through

meteoric rise up to heady heights,

second-year pro is on top of their

divisions, a long way for the --

from the cattle walk now.

On 1st down. Touchdown, Los Angeles!

He blocks down and helped spring

early Janzen two defenders meeting

him at the line, but you're not

going to stop Hurley from scoring.

Wentz, touchdown Cilic. What an

answer from Philadelphia.

A

breakdown in communication. The

touchdown is there.

Listen to this

noise from the Eagles sounds. Pass

over the middle, it is caught for

the touchdown. That is Trey Burton!

The perfect Root called as the

defender jumps to the outside. Alec

Ogletree tried to get underneath it,

and Carson Wentz makes another

perfect throw. 3rd down, Wentz,

throws, pass court, end zone,

Burton, touchdown.

A perfectly

thrown ball by Wentz and knowing the

window he had and where he had to

put it to give Burton an opportunity

to make this play because Mark Byron

can make a play on it as well.

3rd &

10. A blitz here possibly. Cooper

caught it. Inside Eagles territory.

Good move. Looking for a block from

Watkins. Gets it down inside the 15.

What a play on 3rd & 10 for 64

yards. On 3rd down, Jared Goff, pass

court... Touchdown!

This won't show

up on the stat sheet that Jared Goff

has pressure at his feet and is

having to make the throw and if that

ball is not where it is, it's not

going to be a touchdown.

J Keleher's

field goal extended the lead to ten

points before half-time.

COMMENTATOR: Throw by Jared Goff and

court for the touchdown, Watkins.

It

is one-on-one out here and yet the

Eagles play this pretty well. They

are trying to drive the inside

receiver up the field that creates a

natural picking action and for the

throw to Watkins. That some of the

stuff The Eagles got hurt on last

week against Seattle.

Blitz, Alec

Ogletree comes on the blitz. Wentz

hangs to the sideline, broken up.

This one is blocked. And for the

touchdown... The rounds take the

lead! They overload the left side

and as the protector, you've got to

make a decision who you are going to

take and he does not take the inside

diet, the one with the shortest path

to the punter. Instead he goes to

the outside and it leaves Thomas

with an opportunity to go and make

the play. Wentz to his right, the

flag is down. Wentz in for the

touchdown, but a flag throne.

REFEREE:

Holding, fence, number 65.

10-yard penalty. Still 1st down.

Carson Wentz got hit hard.

Johnson

at right tackle. Trying to get the

ball to Nelson. There is the hit. I

think the most party does a pretty

good job of protecting himself, but

when you start getting hit low like

that, there is always concerned.

Wentz... Time runs out, passes to

Jeffrey for the touchdown. A new

franchise record for Carson Wentz,

his 33rd touchdown of the season.

Nobody wants to see this. Carson

Wentz going off to get looked at in

the locker room. Watch 's legs and

body just fold on that hit.

Cutting back, touchdown! Good job by

this offensive front. Showing some

patients. Could have got down with

any contact but great job finishing

that drive.

Eagles are reporting is

a left knee injury. He's done for

today. All the support staff with

Carson Wentz walked out shaking mad.

One of the bright stars of the

league. Hopefully he will be able to

bounce back. Right now this game

belongs to Nick Foles. STUDIO: Nick

Foles's drive led to another field

goal. Ahead by one point.

COMMENTATOR: Jared Goff. The ball is

out. Picked up by The Eagles.

MacLeod takes it to the 25. STUDIO:

The Eagles added another Elliott

field goal of the turnover to lead

by two points with less than five

minutes left. COMMENTATOR: 3rd & 8.

Nick Foles protected, pass caught by

Aguillon. No bigger catch than that

for a 1st down. Looks like they

almost lost the handle... Cannot get

the 1st down. The clock will

continue, there will be one more

play the Jared Goff, barring a

defensive foul.

It is lateral time. Austin. Taken by

Philly. They go to 11-2.

Everyone is

really excited about the win, big

yeah, you have your starting

quarterback go down, it's emotional.

It's emotional for me, I work with

him every day, we do everything

together.

him every day, we do everything

together.

It's a great learning

opportunity for us. A handful of

things took place in that game that

we will learn from. We will learn

from our mistakes, including me,

starting with me.

So the Eagles clinch

the NFC East division,

They are in the playoffs, and yet

there is a sense of gloom and doom,

isn't there, because of what

happened to Carson Wentz?

There is a

cloud hanging over this franchise

right now. Carson Wentz, the

enigmatic, outstanding young

quarterback this but putting has got

injured. This is a guy who brought

so much life and vitality to that

franchise, unfortunate to see.

You

hate to see this, especially for a

guy who is making every throw. You

see him going for the go-ahead score

here.

Just unlucky, isn't it? He

just Islam wedged between two

members of the Rams defense and one

of them just get the side of his

knee?

It is football, crazy things

happen. He was up in the air and

exposed. What was impressive with

this throw when he was hurt. I

watched and I said, the guy looks

hurt. He whipped it in there. You

know they are going to miss that. At

the goal-line is where you have to

have a special quarterback, because

the field is condensed. They will

miss him there.

I think it's

remarkable he tried to keep going,

an indication of how tough he is.

I

think he has displayed that through

the season. When he was in the

pocket took some shots, popped right

up and went back to you work. A

tough young football player.

His ACL

is injured, it is him for the rest

of the season may be the start of

next season. This is what he said

Monday social media.

I will be with the team along the

way, supporting them, I have the

utmost confidence in Nick and the

coaching staff that they will step

up. We've played with injuries all

year long. It's just been the next

man up mentality and that will

continue. Nick will do an amazing

job and lead this team out. I will

be there to support and help in

whatever way I can.

Is this in any

way reminiscent of what happened to

the Raiders last season with Derek

Carr? For example, they then fell

off a cliff and it was all gone for

them? Do you see it being similar or

are there differences?

I think there

are differences. This team is

different, defensively they are

outstanding, they have a strong

running game. Nick Foles is a good

quarterback, he has the ability to

get in and get the job done. I don't

think they will fall off the cliff

here.

Nick Foles won't be able to do

some of the things Carson Wentz is

done that we can see here. I suppose

it is how The Eagles protect Nick

Foles, to allow him to do some of

this kind of thing?

Yes, this team

is built differently, built for

success. With the... Two Ronnie

Baxter with the same, able to run

the ball and be effective and

defensively, they are playing much

better at the back than we thought

they would and they've got that

great defensive set.

I think Carson

Wentz needed this time off. He has a

royal wedding...

LAUGHTER

That he is planning for.

Exactly!

You think Nick Foles will get more

protection?

I think so. They won't

take some of the deep shots they

were accustomed to take with Carson

Wentz. They will do things based off

the running game, play action pass,

but they will be able to get by with

Nick Foles.

And remember, in

history, their raw back-up

quarterbacks who have taken their

team to Super Bowl glory. I think

seven or maybe eight, depending on

what you class as a back-up

quarterback, but basically ones who

didn't start the season, there are

seven that have taken their teams to

Super Bowl glory.

I bet you know who

they are.

I know of you, do you know

any?

Kurt Warner. Statler for the

Giants.

Yeah...

Came after...

Baltimore.

Washington Redskins?

Williams.

This could go on for a

very long time that your favourite

quarterback ever? Tom Brady's first

Super Bowl with the Patriots, he was

a back-up at the start of the

season.

Yes!

He got hit on the

sideline, too.

Thank you. My

pleasure, I'm here to educate,

surprisingly.

And don't forget the NFL Show

on Saturday after Match of the Day.

We'll take another look back at week

14 and preview week 15 too.

That's all from 11.45pm on BBC One.

How did I not know Tom Brady?!

A reminder too that our shows

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at their incredible facility.

The producer has written me this

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aside some time, it's well worth it.

That is him blowing his own trumpet.

Right, let's take a look at some

of the other week 14 games.

Right, let's take a look at some

of the other week 14 games.

Starting with this AFC West matchup

between Oakland and Kansas City.

Hunt got his first touchdown in nine

games.

We were talking about him for

the Rookie of the year.

The Chiefs

dominated. Marshawn Lynch scored one

of two touchdowns. The Chiefs picked

Mac and are still top of the AFC

West. The Chargers were looking for

their fourth win on the bounce at

home to Washington. Hunter Henry set

them on their way with that opening

touchdown. Philip Rivers put them

20-6 up. That is 75 yards to Tyrone

Williams in the second quarter. The

Chargers played the Chiefs next

week. -- play the Chiefs next week.

A tightly contested divisional game

between the Patriots and Dolphins. A

bad day for Tom Brady. Miami...

He

said not me today!

Patriots didn't

convert a single 3rd down, the first

time that has happened to them since

1991.

Get them, Cutler!

Miami still

clinging on to a playoff hope. There

is a game of football going on

somewhere in this blizzard. Very

cold, as we have been saying in

Buffalo. Full of snow. The teams ran

the ball 97 times, the most in a

game since 1981. Nathan Peterman

found Benjamin for that touchdown.

The Colts responded two quarters

later, Jack Doyle. And then this 21

yard touchdown in overtime.

Why is

he running like that?

Onto the Titans and the Cardinals.

The Titans came into this game on

top of the AFC South. Henry's six

yard touchdown was all they could

muster in this game. Four field

goals for the Cardinals and it drops

tenancy to eight and five. It gave

the Jaguars that chance to lead the

division, and they took that chance

against Seattle. Russell Wilson was

picked three times in this one.

Come

on, go get it, go get it!

Jacksonville defense we've paid

tribute to a lot this season. A 75

yard touchdown.

He didn't break

stride!

That gave the Jaguars the

lead in the third quarter. Wilson

then weaved his magic, 61 yard throw

to Richardson, and the Jaguars held

on to take the lead in the AFC

South. Extended highlights of this

game to be shown on Saturday's show

and we will talk more about

Jacksonville during that game as

well.

Jacksonville during that game as

well.

I mentioned Oakland on what happened

to Derek Carr. Do you think there

are still

to Derek Carr. Do you think there

are still coming to terms with that

question and they haven't been very

good this season. Derek Carr

admitted after this defeat that he

is to blame.

He definitely hasn't

been very good. Like a scene out of

one of my favourite movies

been very good. Like a scene out of

one of my favourite movies, Jerry

Maguire, you don't understand the

pressure $50 million comes with!

LAUGHTER

He hasn't been able to live up to

that contract. Not having a good

season this year.

If there is anyone

on this over who might know that...

You know what, it's like these guys

we were talking about, Derek Carr,

Mario. Winston, they were supposed

to be like a next generation of

quarterbacks. They all seem to not

be playing well. It's like they all

took a step back this year. I don't

know why the Raiders on running the

ball more, they have Marshawn Lynch

and he still playing well. They just

want to showcase this guy.

Is jack

under pressure?

Yeah.

Now it's there

the Chargers to win. Chargers side

that started 0- four.

They did, but

it was a close run of games. They

just needed a boost to put them over

the edge may have found that boost.

LAUGHTER

Just so we know!

It's like you're

telling me off or something. Not

only did they have Philip Rivers as

a quarterback but they have him as a

blogger as well, don't they?

We all

is talk about that, Mark. When you

have your quarterback like this and

he's trying to do too much, get out

of the way, man, get out of the way.

Look at him, look at him. What do I

do, what do I do?

He said, my plan

was to turn back and hope the

defensive end was there so we could

brother-in-law a little bit.

Do you

know what that is question that when

two players make an effort that

don't hurt each other? That's what

we do in practice!

He said there

wasn't anybody and then I thought to

myself, gracious, I've never been

this far down the field in my life

since high school. He is, to use

your word, bawling.

He is. He was

always the guy that gave him a

chance. Now he's got some people

around him, their feelings

themselves and he's balling.

I can't

believe that, brother-in-law! We use

to do that!

LAUGHTER

No show is complete without a Bill

Belichick interview.

Lose a game, Bill Bellichick whips

them into shape and they go

onto win a Super Bowl right!

With all the talk of snow this week

in the UK shutting down

No... Any questions about the game

or not?

I am not a Patriots fan, but

every one of his press conferences,

cheers me up. He cheers me up. Is it

a valid question?

Could he have been

that disgusted by a question? Come

on, Bill, that's crazy!

He looks

like he had so many more things to

say and all his veteran experience

told him, just be quiet.

We will

talk more about playing in the snow

on Saturday's show but when you

watch Buffalo in Indianapolis, do

you have sympathy for the officials?

They must have two guests the

majority. Very few flags were thrown

in this game. LAUGHTER

There must have been a lot of calls

that didn't get seen.

Could you see

anything to strap it was a straight

blizzard, not even the lines on the

field. They probably didn't even

call the game.

Are you surprised it

continued and that one of the team

wore white, which seemed slightly

ridiculous in the snow?

Trying to

get a win anyhow!

You've got to keep

playing, you've got keep playing

unless it's an imminent risk of real

harm, have to keep playing.

The

biggest respect for was that the

supporters who braved out for the

whole four quarters.

Baltimore's rivalry with Pittsburgh

was once described by former

Steelers receiver Hines

Ward as:

"Pure hatred".

We hated everything,

from the color purple.

During Ravens week, no one

could wear purple in the building.

I remember they made

the office lady go home

because she had a purple blouse on.

She had to go change that".

We've got it, the Ravens on Steelers

don't like each other.

Anyway, a win for Pittsburgh

and they retain the AFC North,

just as they did this

time last year...

Also against the Ravens.

And that's caught by Bell! Into the

end zone for a touchdown!

Here's

what's so deadly, you get a safety

outside on a running back. Happens

all the time, but when that running

back is Le'Veon Bell, it is not

fair. Safeties can't cover,

linebackers can't cover.

Bell in the

backfield bonds, though, -- in the

backfield... Slipped to the outside

and in he goes for his second

touchdown of the night.

After all

the quickness and elusiveness and

all that stuff, the thing is, he

finishes hard, he knocks people to

the ground in front of him.

Flacco

going to the end zone! 78 yards to

get that in it. Going to go straight

up the middle on this for man route

on that side. Are a lot of wide

receivers that way, and Sean Davis

lets him go right past him.

Boswell's 52 yard effort on the next

one gave them a ten point lead.

Sticks it in for a touchdown. Going

to fake this motion and then come in

and you will see the Steelers going

wide with all that action.

On their first possession of the

second half, Baltimore cancelled

that out. Justin Tucker a obliging

from 47 yards to keep it a three

point game. Give the ball to Allen

and let him take it into give the

Ravens the lead.

He gets in for a touchdown for the

second straight week. Boswell was on

hand again early in the fourth

quarter, his 24 yard field goal

closed the deficit to eight points.

That was mostly creeping up to the

line. Here it comes... Brown! Inside

the 40... And not caught from

behind, and finally caught on the

ten yard line! That is great

quarterback play right there. And I

mean great! He gets them to show the

blitz, there it is, he sees it,

quick check, slide it to the

right-hand side. Go help over there,

bingo! There's your play! Behind the

full-back Nix. And it's Nix, the

full-back! Touchdown!

Come on! As he

always does, buying time, finds his

full-back Edu look at that catch

against Tony Jefferson!

Allen

following Ricard... To the goal

line... These two inside linebacker

is, one gets cut and the other one

can't get there, it is as simple as

that. This had spoke Steelers

defence, when you put on the tape

with Ryan Shazier, the speed and

quickness jumps off the chart, and

it's not there tonight. Bell, he'll

find it - and more... Touchdown! I'm

going to use great twice, 1ft Chris

Hubbard, the right tackle and one

for the patience of Le'Veon Bell.

Le'Veon Bell taking full advantage.

3rd and three. Pass incomplete.

Maclin and it will be 4th down.

Right what they do in third in 13.

And that is caught for a first down

by Jesse James! Up at the 31 yard

line - huge play. Clutch, 17 yards.

3rd and five... Roethlisberger deep

down the right side... Antonio

Brown! He's amazing! Beats Carr on

the play.

Watch the physical play by

Brown. He releases from it and what

do you do? There has never been a

wide receiver named MVP in the

league, but he has to be in that

conversation, he HAS to be!

This is

a 46 yard attempt. To give

Pittsburgh the lead. 39-38, crazy

stuff in Pittsburgh. The Steelers

clinch the AFC North.

We did what we

had to do to win tonight. Obviously,

we've got some things that we need

to work on but we will work on those

things in our AFC North hats and

T-shirts.

I don't think we were

consistent tonight. We had some bad

spells in the middle. We started

strong, settled for some field

goals, which don't want to do,

obviously. And then we came on

strong late. We did some good things

but we would like to be more

consistent. A lot of guys made plays

tonight.

We just fight to the

finish, no quit in, no panic. No

doubt. We've got a group of guys

committed to being the difference,

committed to getting things done.

And today we didn't panic. We were

able to get things done in that

situation.

I don't think the kids

were listening to him! The Ravens

were 31-20 up and they were 38-29 up

as well in that game and then the

Steelers in the fourth quarter just

rallied?

And when you've got a

receiver like Antonio Brown like

that, it's effective. What I can't

believe is that they did not

double-team this guy. They didn't

just say, we're not going to let you

beat us. He took over the game are

noble but as we will see, as part of

the whole of this thing, they have

so many weapons. We have mentioned

it several times not only this

season but last season as well?

They

have entirely too many weapons. The

offensive coordinator does a great

job of moving it Antonio Brown

around so you can't pin down where

he is. Having an outstanding season.

And Le'Veon Bell, I mean, he is

running like a madman. When he runs

the ball he's so physical at the end

of the run, putting pressure on

guys.

No Smith shoestring in this

game, he was banned and there is a

kicker there who is clutch?

Yeah,

that's what you need. They have

added him to the killer bees now, he

is now part of that, he is the

fourth one.

Let's talk a little bit

more about Antonio Brown. This was a

tweet which came out from Golden

Tate after the game, same... As Al

Michaels said in that commentary, he

is amazing.

Oh, he is, and he's

making every catch. Away here knows

where he is on the sideline, he

gives his quarterback space to get

the ball in there. You knows where

to sit down and catch the ball at.

Most guys aren't really aware of

where exactly to sit down - he's got

it all.

That's one of those tweets

where you're joking but you're

serious! But you can't double-team

him, can you, because of all the

other options that they have?

If you

could pin down his exact location on

every single plate, then you would

be able to do that, but like I said

they move him around, in the slot,

on the outside... Sometimes they

even line him up in the backfield.

And what that does for him is, when

you move him around, it gives them

an advantage.

MVP?

He's up there,

he's got to the, definitely. No

question. I'm talking about big

plays, when they need him most.

But

Chris Collins was saying in

commentary that that isn't a

position that gets MVP votes?

It is

time to change things up! Because

look what he's doing publicly is the

most valuable player for that team.

I understand why that hasn't been,

because it usually takes somebody to

get the football, like the

quarterback who is in control of

everything all the time.

And also

this is all played out against the

back of

this is all played out against the

back of what happened to Ryan

Shazier and he has had his spinal

surgery and they face time Tim

afterwards in the locker room. So,

putting in performance like this

whilst this is in their minds, which

must be emotional for them?

That's

tough, that was arguably their new

leader on defence. He's just a good

guy. Guys like him, it is hard to

bounce back from that.

On an 8 game win streak

and coasting in the NFC,

Minnesota are edging ever closer

to the post season.

A win over Carolina and the Vikings

could claim the NFC North.

Carolina come in off the back

of a divisional loss to New Orleans,

but with the Saints losing

to Atlanta on Thursday this

was was an opportunity for fashion

connoisseur come quarterback

Cam Newton to tie the Panthers level

at the top of the NFC South.

EDDIE BUTLER: Ways to lead your

team. Twice a RAM, twice a Texan.

Without one spoon of hot chocolate.

But now, of Minnesota. At last the

quarterback complement to the big

defence of the Vikings. And then

there's the Cam Newton way, sort of

everything Case Keenum is not. Cam

Newton against Case Keenum,

face-to-face. 3rd and one.

Newton against Case Keenum,

face-to-face. 3rd and one. And they

run it straight ahead... No-one in

the secondary! It's going the

distance! Jonathan Stewart! 60

yards! Watch right here, four guys,

all offensive lineman on the right

side for Carolina... Carolina needed

that! 2nd and ten. An extra receiver

has come onto the field. Down the

middle it goes, and in the end zone,

fought by Rudolph for the touchdown!

Inside of Adams, and the perfect

throw from Keenum. Touchdown! Stuart

gets right up and he gets stuff to

write before. Good job by Joseph and

just the extra effort. A 30 yard

field goal from Kai Forbath trimmed

the deficit with just over five

minutes left in the half. Back in

the end zone, and this time it is

caught! He makes up for it,

touchdown Minnesota!

Control is

going to be a big question here,

Tony. Watch the ball.

You see, he

juggles it...

Receiver did not

control the football, it's an

incomplete pass.

STUDIO: The Vikings were forced to

settle for another field goal. They

trailed 14-13 at half-time.

COMMENTATOR: Got to get to the 11

for a first. Breaking down on him.

Backpedalling to get away from it.

And touchdown! He gets up the field

and they both have him and he keeps

his eyes down field and trusts his

receiver, Devin Funchess. First play

of the second half, and he was hit

when he threw it. Are they going to

say it's a fumble? Adams has the

football. This is close.

That ball

gets hit. It was a fumble. First

down.

The Panthers added three

points off the turnover, with this

41 yard field goal from Graham Gano.

They led 24-13. Down the middle,

caught Thielen! Thielen breaks the

tackle, inside the 20! Thielen takes

it for the touchdown! Wow! Watch

Thielen go right down the middle,

and Kuechly was just a little late

to get there. Now, they're going to

go for two. Huge playwright here.

They're putting it on the left. They

were going for the middle, that

tells you you want space for your

wide receivers over here on the

right. Pass caught by

BELL. Here's one on one right now.

Intercepted! Inside the 20! Tackled

at the six! My goodness, what a

turnaround! Off the hands of

McCaffrey and it is picked of! Cam

Newton has time but the ball is a

little high. Here's Keenum, in

trouble. Taken down! And now the

Vikings will try the field goal to

tie it... Again the Vikings stalled

in the red zone. They fought back to

tie the game at 24 all. Newton, wide

open... Inside the 40! Inside the

20! And then has it all the way to

the six, as the defenders try to

strip it away. 62 yards, Cam Newton!

You're going to see right here, he's

one on one with Cam Newton, and Cam

Newton says, you're not making that

tackle. What a play! All of

Carolina's touchdowns today have

come on third down. Stuart!

The ball

came out! It's a risky move. Big

decision... That's over there.

7-point lead with 1.47 to play. Here

we go. 4th and 16, Keenum's pass...

Incomplete! Minnesota's eight-game

winless streak comes to a close,

Carolina takes it.

Great effort,

great team effort guys, really proud

of what you did. Don't think I'm

giving you tomorrow off, with got a

lot of work to do. Were not where we

want to be but we're heading in that

direction. It is up to us in the

football team, and let's get it

done.

Everything that I was told not

to do, I did. Throwing across your

body, you know, sometimes you've

just got to overcome coaching. And

the guys are just out there playing

football. I'm just happy that he was

alert to the opportunity and did the

rest.

Forget the

alert to the opportunity and did the

rest.

Forget the outfits, there was

a line in that which you two riled.

Sometimes you've got to overcome

coaching?

I don't know how he had

the nerve to say that. That's like a

coach same, I've got to overcome the

weakness of my players. I hear what

he was saying, he made two plays

that you probably shouldn't have

done and he made them. Good. You're

a great player but you don't throw

your coaches under the bus.

You know

what, he just needs to get up there

and just shot up just he tries to

say things but he doesn't know how

to say them correctly and they just

come off... How do you get up there

and say something like that?

Is and

he basically saying, sometimes

whatever play has been called, you

realise you have got to do something

different? I'm assuming this was a

bit off-the-cuff?

No, that is a

design run! This is amazing, he is

supposed to come down one on one,

and this is what he does, he makes

plays like this. And yes, you've got

the arm strength to throw across

your body and make the throat like

he did, you've got the legs, but you

do not call out your coach.

And on

top of that, you have the option to

throw across your body but nine

times out of ten that ends up in an

interception - that's why they tell

you not to do it. So it's not

overcoming your coaching, that's

ridiculous.

But it might be the

difference between winning...

Stop

trying to help him!

OK! Moving onto

Case Keenum, which should be an even

more funded date! Just a bad day at

the office?

Absolutely, and he

deserves to have a bad day. We have

ranted and raved about him, arguably

the two best receivers in the

league. He had five dropped passes,

he threw the ball up the seam and it

was trapped for a touchdown.

This is

so funny because on our way back

from the gym you didn't say any of

these things!

You're bringing up our

personal conversations! Nothing is

safe any more! That was a personal

conversation!

And you know, to me,

Case Keenum reminds me of a... You

know he is going to get the job

done, he can get you from A to B but

you're never really that

comfortable! You feel like something

could go wrong at any minute - and

this is Case Keenum in a nutshell.

You know he can get the job done but

at some point you know something is

going to go wrong, and that's

exactly what happened.

But the other

thing is, the problem is, because of

the... Teddy Bridgwater and the

state of Case Keenum, as soon as he

has a bad game, there will be people

like Osi ready to jump on him, and

he doesn't deserve that. In that

game he lost all half of his

offensive line so it is not just

him?

Exactly. We knew he had those

pieces of play where he played

Richie Wellens if he would have

success. Five topped passes, and

half his own line-out. You can't

just go back there and have success.

What did I say last week? I said

there's going to have to come a time

where he is going to have to win the

game for you and cheese not going to

be able to do it because he is not

that kind of quarterback check and

it showed this week.

Green Bay at

the bears - they've got enough to

win the division?

Bengals at Green

Bay?

And Chicago? Do it quickly

because we will be out of time -

they've got enough to win the

division?

Yeah. I'm still thinking

about...

We're out of time! Vets

take a look at some of the other

week 14 games.

Right, let's take a look at some

of the other week 14 games.

Josh broke his hand in the third

quarter.

I feel bad for him.

And the

Broncos finally ended their

eight-game losing streak. Guess who

was back for the Giants under the

interim head coach? They were taking

on Dallas in an all NFC is to

battle. They got off to a good start

with this touchdown catch from Rhett

Ellison. But then Dak Prescott got

going. There were touchdowns for

Jason Witten and Des Bryant and

Dallas are now at seven and six and

they are is still in the play-offs.

Detroit are still in the play-off

hunt as well. They roared into Tampa

Bay and then almost run out of puff.

Theo Riddick made it 21-7 going into

the final quarter. Jonas Winston

then burst into life with a couple

of touchdowns. But Matt Prater in

the end kicked the winning field

goal and Detroit are still in the

wild card hunt. Chicago against

Cincinnati next, and the bearers

dominated the Bengals. I haven't had

a chance to sound happy that often

this season! Jordan Howe I'd ran for

a couple of touchdowns. Mitchell

Chip in ski run in for one as well.

The Bengals are almost out of

play-off contention. Aaron Rodgers

is still warming up and still

following. Brett Hundley initially

outshone in Cleveland, Gordon

getting his first touchdown there

since 2013. And at one stage

Cleveland were 21-7 up. Green Bay

fought back. They got it to 21

apiece. And then in overtime,

Davante Adams won it for the Packers

- and went straight down the tunnel!

That's how you get yourself in the

shower as quickly as possible!

Jimmy

arrived at Houston, aiming for two

and oh and he had a great game with

the 49ers. TJ Yates came on for Tom

Savage. But this from Jimmy

Garoppolo was enough to seal it for

the 49ers.

They might have found

their quarterback.

They might have

found their quarterback! Let's just

run through the standings for you.

AFC North...

Pittsburgh confirmed

as divisional winners here.

AFC South...

Still so tight here,

Kansas City host

the Chargers next week.

NFC East...

Philadelphia confirmed

as divisional champions.

Now focusing on securing that number

one seed, and they do so without

Carson vent. Green Bay, with Aaron

Rodgers nearing a return, could well

pose a threat. Had to battle through

that because Jason has spoken so

much on this show. And a reminder

that we have the NFL show again this

Saturday, after Match Of The Day.

And you can also catch everything on

the iPlayer, including our show

going back to last week. Say nothing

else, we're out of time. That's it

for tonight, bye-bye.

EDDIE BUTLER: It all looks so

simple, a place and a name and a

love affair. Teams neatly packaged

into their eight divisions. Top team

qualifies plus two wild cards from

each conference. But what intricacy

along the way, what confusion, what

mystery and twists and turns? All is

not yet revealed.