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Historic moment: Vernon Davis and the gift of grab (Sacramento Bee)
SAN FRANCISCO - One shot. Those two words were churning inside Vernon Davis'
head from halftime onward Saturday. When he lined up on the New Orleans
14-yard line with 14 seconds left and the 49ers trailing by three points,...
New Orleans Saints Sideline Reporter, Jimmy Buffett
NFL- Panthers Crushed the Vikings 26-7 by Ally White
The Carolina Panthers surprised everyone by defeating the Minnesota Vikings with a score of 26-7 on sundayâs night game. Minnesota (11-3) had won the North Division title in the NFC before playing their match, thanks to the defeat of the Green Bay Packers (9-5) against the Pittsburgh Steelers. However, their lost against the Panthers took away their chances of getting closer to the New Orleans Saints (13-1) to fight for the number one seed in the playoffs of the NFC.
The score was not opened until the second quarter with the first pass in the diagonals from Matt Moore to Brad Hoover in a one-yard touchdown. Although, John Kasay missed the extra point, Carolina was up by 6-0.
But, later, Minnesota turned the score around with a touchdown run of four yards from Adrian Peterson to put the score 6-7.
During the third quarter none of the teams could score, due to their great defense. It was in the last period when the Panthers scored three touchdowns. The first one was attempted facing third and 26, when Moore threw a pass towards the right sideline and Steve Smith beat Antoine Winfield for a 42-yard reception touchdown, setting the score 12-7. Moore missed his passing attempt to Kenny Moore in the two-point conversion.
Few minutes later, the 45-yard reception from Smith left everything ready for a run of three yards to the diagonals of Jonathan Stewart for the 19-7. Then, Moore, looking calmed, and with time to launch, threw a two-yard pass to Stewart, who scored again for the Panthers while Minnesota helplessly saw how the scoreboard went to 26-7.
Carolinaâs backup quarterback Matt Moore was the main figure in the game. This was his third start since Jake Delhomme got hurt. Moore had his highest total receiving yards mark in his short career with 299 and also threw three touchdown passes and no interceptions. His main target was Steve Smith, who caught nine passes for 157 shipping yards and a touchdown.
Jonathan Stewart ran for 109 yards in 25 attempts, breaking the streak of 36 games that Minnesota did not admit a 100-yard rusher, the longest active in the NFL.
For his part, veteran Brett Favre completed 17 of 27 for 224 yards with no touchdowns and one interception. Not his best night ever.
At the end of the game, some media, players and fans indicated that Vikings Coach Brad Childress tried to bench Favre in the third quarter, when the Vikings were up, 7-6. But Favre refused to do so. At the end, Favre stated he talked to his coach and they agree he will stay on the game, despite that it wasnât Childressâ original intention.
âYeah, there was a heated discussion; I guess you would call it that. We were up 7-6. Yeah, it's not 70-6, but we're up 7-6. So I said, âI'm staying in the game, I'm playing.' I don't know if it was exactly to protect me, or we had seven points, I'm not sure. That's his call. But we talked it out.â
âWe didn't have time; I didn't have time to sit there and say why or what. My response was, we've got to win this ballgame and I want to stay in and do whatever I can. Now, unfortunately, I didn't do that, but that was my intention," said Frave.
With this setback, Minnesota risks loosing its resting time in the first week of playoffs while the Panthers have no chances of making it into the playoffs.
Ally White has been a prominent writer on daily NFL Football Season reviews, sports news and sports betting industry updates for many exceptional sports web sites. You may reprint this article in its full content, please note no modifications to it are accepted.
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