Happy weekend folks. Make sure you have your milk, bread and have enough food at home this weekend because snow is coming today and will last through the morning through midday. The city may see 2-4 inches. Areas south and east of the city may see 1-3 inches. Areas north and west of the city could see 4-6 inches. There will likely be so sleet mixed in as well. My advice to anyone who has to go out today is be safe and take every precaution you can. If you dont have to go out tomorrow, stay home and stay safe. My parents and I went back out to Rudys Pizza for dinner. We shared a cold antipasto appetizer and a meat lovers pizza for dinner. Some sad news out of MLB Friday night as Chicago Cubs legend Ernie Banks Mr. Cub passed away at the age of 83. The following information is from an article from Yahoo Sports: Ernie Banks, the man whose Hall of Fame baseball career was defined by his passion and energy – and was only surpassed by his kindness and loyalty, died on Friday. He was 83. A family spokesman confirmed the news late Friday evening. Few details were made available, but it was announced that a news conference will be held at noon CST on Sunday in Chicago. Known the world over as Mr. Cub, Banks broke in on Chicagos North Side in 1953 and never left. Not only would Chicago be the only stop in a baseball career that spanned 19 seasons, its where his heart remained for 43 years after his retirement. He loved the city, he loved Cubs fans and he loved being their ambassador to points all over the world. That love was returned tenfold, and will no doubt continue to be expressed to his family as it grieves. The sports world immediately took to Twitter to react to his passing. On the field, Banks was simply one of the best to ever play the game. Over those 19 seasons, he hit .274/.330/.500 with 2,583 hits, 512 homers, 1,636 RBI and 1,305 runs scored. Those numbers earned Banks 14 All-Star Game selections and two MVP awards, in addition to baseballs ultimate honor, induction into the Baseball Hall of Fame. Banks was inducted in his first ballot, receiving 83.8 percent of the vote in 1977. Banks was the anchor in a lineup that also featured Hall of Famers Billy Williams and Ron Santo. For a time, he was an anchor on the field as well, spending many of his early days manning shortstop, baseballs most important defensive position. Most importantly, though, Banks was an anchor in the clubhouse and in the community, always offering an optimistic take or inspirational word to brighten the teams outlook or the day of a fan hed only met moments before. His most famous saying – Lets play two! – speaks to the seemingly endless enthusiasm with which he played and lived. If he could have, he would have played two every day, and maybe even three if someone asked. That never changed, even as the organization he loved moved further and further from a World Series victory. Its such a shame, too, that Banks wont live to see a Cubs world championship. But theres no doubt hed simply smile and say hell be more happy for the fans who eventually will enjoy that moment. He was a one-of-a-kind baseball player and a one-of-a-kind person that defined everything thats good about sports. But its the entire world that was better off for having known him. The NFL came out with a statement regarding the deflate-gate investigation Friday. The following information is from an article from Yahoo Sports: The NFL has been strangely quiet this week, as a major controversy swirls. Aside from spokesmen confirming that an investigation was going on, there hadnt been much word from the NFL about deflate-gate this week, which really isnt the transparent NFL that commissioner Roger Goodell promised us. Reports have trickled out about how many footballs the New England Patriots used were under-inflated in the first half of the AFC championship game and what steps the officials took during the game, but the league has been quiet. The NFL broke its silence on Friday afternoon, and said practically nothing. It said there is an investigation and evidence thus far supports the conclusion that footballs that were under-inflated were used by the Patriots in the first half, which we knew. It said it will be led by NFL executive vice president Jeff Pash and Ted Wells of the law firm of Paul Weiss (Wells ran the Dolphins bullying scandal investigation), which isnt important information to most fans. The NFL has talked to 40 people (but apparently not Tom Brady), but gave minimal details on what it was told. The league did say the officials inspected the Patriots footballs before the game per the rules and they were compliant with the rules, which clears up that key point. But mostly the NFL put out a long-winded statement that tells us almost nothing other than that its looking into it and to sit tight. Not any specifics on what the air pressure of the footballs were or any tests its done or the results of any interviews. Thats not helping build up trust in the NFL again. Maybe it would hurt the investigation to release more of the details it knows already (and if youve done 40 interviews and tested the Patriots footballs at some point after the first half you know something more than telling us Pash and Wells are on the case and will let us know), but it would be nice to get more than this statement more than four days after the news first broke from the league that wants to be known for transparency. Heres what the league released in its statement: Our office has been conducting an investigation as to whether the footballs used in last Sunday’s AFC Championship Game complied with the specifications that are set forth in the playing rules. The investigation began based on information that suggested that the game balls used by the New England Patriots were not properly inflated to levels required by the playing rules, specifically Playing Rule 2, Section 1, which requires that the ball be inflated to between 12.5 and 13.5 pounds per square inch. Prior to the game, the game officials inspect the footballs to be used by each team and confirm that this standard is satisfied, which was done before last Sunday’s game. The investigation is being led jointly by NFL Executive Vice President Jeff Pash and Ted Wells of the law firm of Paul Weiss. Mr. Wells and his firm bring additional expertise and a valuable independent perspective. The investigation began promptly on Sunday night. Over the past several days, nearly 40 interviews have been conducted, including of Patriots personnel, game officials, and third parties with relevant information and expertise. We have obtained and are continuing to obtain additional information, including video and other electronic information and physical evidence. We have retained Renaissance Associates, an investigatory firm with sophisticated forensic expertise to assist in reviewing electronic and video information. The playing rules are intended to protect the fairness and integrity of our games. We take seriously claims that those rules have been violated and will fully investigate this matter without compromise or delay. The investigation is ongoing, will be thorough and objective, and is being pursued expeditiously. In the coming days, we expect to conduct numerous additional interviews, examine video and other forensic evidence, as well as relevant physical evidence. While the evidence thus far supports the conclusion that footballs that were under-inflated were used by the Patriots in the first half, the footballs were properly inflated for the second half and confirmed at the conclusion of the game to have remained properly inflated. The goals of the investigation will be to determine the explanation for why footballs used in the game were not in compliance with the playing rules and specifically whether any noncompliance was the result of deliberate action. We have not made any judgments on these points and will not do so until we have concluded our investigation and considered all of the relevant evidence. Upon being advised of the investigation, the Patriots promptly pledged their full cooperation and have made their personnel and other information available to us upon request. Our investigation will seek information from any and all relevant sources and we expect full cooperation from other clubs as well. As we develop more information and are in a position to reach conclusions, we will share them publicly. According to reports, any discipline on the deflate-gate will not likely happen until after the Super Bowl. So for now this soap opera regarding the Patriots will continue. Los Angeles Lakers shooting forward Kobe Bryant is likely done for the season with a torn rotator cuff. The following information is from an article from Yahoo Sports: The Los Angeles Lakers and All-Star guard Kobe Bryant will wait until Monday to make a final determination on a response to his torn rotator cuff, but there’s little hope within the franchise that Bryant can avoid season-ending surgery, league sources told Yahoo Sports. Bryant, 36, met with Lakers physicians Friday to further examine the extent of the tear, and Bryant told associates that it was “premature” to say that a decision had been made to end his season. Bryant will meet with Dr. Neal ElAttrache on Monday. Bryant wants to exhaust every possibility before ending his third straight season early because of a significant injury, sources said. Still, there isn’t believed to be a sensible plan that exists for Bryant to continue playing with such a serious injury in his shooting shoulder, sources said. So far, sources say, the doctors opinions offered to Bryant have been consistent: He needs season-ending surgery. The Lakers and Bryant will make the final decision on surgery after consulting with Dr. ElAttrache on Monday. Lakers coach Byron Scott expressed regret again Friday for the game and minute workload that he thrust onto Bryant earlier in the season. In his 19th season, Bryant recently had started to sit out games and play fewer minutes to preserve his body, but finally succumbed to the shoulder injury Wednesday in New Orleans. Bryant has averaged 22.3 points, 5.6 assists and 5.7 rebounds in 35 games this season for the Lakers. He’s set to make $25 million in the final year of his contract in 2015-16. The Lakers are 12-31 and in last place in the Pacific Division. Let us once again look ahead to the 2015 NFL Season and look at how many playoff teams from this season and teams with winning records each team will face. Keep in mind these things: Philadelphia Eagles 10-6, Kansas City Chiefs 9-7, San Diego Chargers 9-7, Buffalo Bills 9-7 and Houston Texans 9-7 had winning records in 2014 but failed to make the playoffs. Carolina Panthers 7-8-1 won their division, the NFC South with a losing record. Lets begin with the two Super Bowls teams, then well do the rest of the playoffs and then the non-playoff teams. New England Patriots 12-4: Games against playoff teams from 2014: Indianapolis Colts 11-5- in Indianapolis Pittsburgh Steelers 11-5- in New England Denver Broncos 12-4- in Denver Dallas Cowboys 12-4- in Dallas 4 games Games against winning teams from 2014: Buffalo Bills 9-7- In New England & In Buffalo Indianapolis Colts 11-5- in Indianapolis Houston Texans 9-7- in Houston Pittsburgh Steelers 11-5- in New England Denver Broncos 12-4- in Denver Dallas Cowboys 12-4- in Dallas Philadelphia Eagles 10-6- in New England 8 games Seattle Seahawks 12-4: Games against playoff teams from 2014: Arizona Cardinals 11-5- In Seattle & In Arizona Green Bay Packers 12-4- In Green Bay Detroit Lions 11-5- In Detroit Carolina Panthers 7-8-1- In Seattle Dallas Cowboys 12-4- In Dallas Pittsburgh Steelers 11-5- In Seattle Cincinnati Bengals 10-5-1- In Cincinnati Baltimore Ravens 10-6- In Baltimore 9 games Games against winning teams from 2014: Arizona Cardinals 11-5- In Seattle & In Arizona Green Bay Packers 12-4- In Green Bay Detroit Lions 11-5- In Detroit Dallas Cowboys 12-4- In Dallas Pittsburgh Steelers 11-5- In Seattle Cincinnati Bengals 10-5-1- In Cincinnati Baltimore Ravens 10-6- In Baltimore 8 games (Carolina won its division with a sub .500 record) Green Bay Packers 12-4: Games against playoff teams from 2014: Detroit Lions 11-5- In Green Bay & In Detroit Seattle Seahawks 12-4- In Green Bay Arizona Cardinals 11-5- In Arizona Dallas Cowboys 12-4- In Green Bay Carolina Panthers 7-8-1- In Carolina Denver Broncos 12-4- In Denver 7 games Games against winning teams from 2014: Detroit Lions 11-5- In Green Bay & In Detroit Seattle Seahawks 12-4- In Green Bay Arizona Cardinals 11-5- In Arizona Dallas Cowboys 12-4- In Green Bay Denver Broncos 12-4- In Denver Kansas City Chiefs 9-7- In Green Bay San Diego Chargers 9-7- In Green Bay 8 games Indianapolis Colts 11-5: Games against playoff teams from 2014: New England Patriots 12-4- In Indianapolis Carolina Panthers 7-8-1- In Carolina Pittsburgh Steelers 11-5- In Pittsburgh Denver Broncos 12-4- In Indianapolis 4 games Games against winning teams from 2014: Houston Texans 9-7- In Indianapolis & In Houston New England Patriots 12-4- In Indianapolis Buffalo Bills 9-7- In Buffalo Denver Broncos 12-4- In Indianapolis Pittsburgh Steelers 11-5- In Pittsburgh 6 games Dallas Cowboys 12-4: Games against playoff teams from 2014: Carolina Panthers 7-8-1- In Dallas New England Patriots 12-4- In Dallas Seattle Seahawks 12-4- In Dallas Green Bay Packers 12-4- In Green Bay 4 games Games against winning teams from 2014: Philadelphia Eagles 10-6- In Dallas & In Philadelphia New England Patriots 12-4- In Dallas Buffalo Bills 9-7- In Buffalo Seattle Seahawks 12-4- In Dallas Green Bay Packers 12-4- In Green Bay 6 games Denver Broncos 12-4: Games against playoff teams from 2014: Pittsburgh Steelers 11-5- In Pittsburgh Cincinnati Bengals 10-5-1- In Denver Baltimore Ravens 10-6- In Denver Green Bay Packers 12-4- In Denver Detroit Lions 11-5- In Detroit New England Patriots 12-4- In Denver Indianapolis Colts 11-5- In Indianapolis 7 games Games against winning teams from 2014: Kansas City Chiefs 9-7- In Denver & In Kansas City San Diego Chargers 9-7- In Denver & San Diego Pittsburgh Steelers 11-5- In Pittsburgh Cincinnati Bengals 10-5-1- In Denver Baltimore Ravens 10-6- In Denver Green Bay Packers 12-4- In Denver Detroit Lions 11-5- In Detroit New England Patriots 12-4- In Denver Indianapolis Colts 11-5- In Indianapolis 11 games Baltimore Ravens 10-6: Games against playoff teams from 2014: Pittsburgh Steelers 11-5- In Baltimore & In Pittsburgh Cincinnati Bengals 10-5-1- In Baltimore & In Cincinnati Seattle Seahawks 12-4- In Baltimore Denver Broncos 12-4- In Denver Arizona Cardinals 11-5- In Arizona 7 games Games against winning teams from 2014: Pittsburgh Steelers 11-5- In Baltimore & In Pittsburgh Cincinnati Bengals 10-5-1- In Baltimore & In Cincinnati Kansas City Chiefs 9-7- In Baltimore San Diego Chargers 9-7- In Baltimore Seattle Seahawks 12-4- In Baltimore Denver Broncos 12-4- In Denver Arizona Cardinals 11-5- In Arizona 9 games Carolina Panthers 7-8-1: Games against playoff teams from 2014: Indianapolis Colts 11-5- In Carolina Green Bay Packers 12-4- In Carolina Dallas Cowboys 12-4- In Dallas Seattle Seahawks 12-4- In Seattle 4 games Games against winning teams from 2014: Philadelphia Eagles 10-6- In Carolina Dallas Cowboys 12-4- In Dallas Indianapolis Colts 11-5- In Carolina Houston Texans 9-7- In Carolina Green Bay Packers 12-4- In Carolina Seattle Seahawks 12-4- In Seattle 6 games Pittsburgh Steelers 11-5: Games against playoff teams from 2014: Cincinnati Bengals 10-5-1- In Pittsburgh & In Cincinnati Baltimore Ravens 10-6- In Pittsburgh & In Baltimore Denver Broncos 12-4- In Pittsburgh Arizona Cardinals 11-5- In Pittsburgh Indianapolis Colts 11-5- In Pittsburgh Seattle Seahawks 12-4- In Seattle New England Patriots 12-4- In New England 9 games Games against winning teams from 2014: Cincinnati Bengals 10-5-1- In Pittsburgh & In Cincinnati Baltimore Ravens 10-6- In Pittsburgh & In Baltimore Denver Broncos 12-4- In Pittsburgh Kansas City Chiefs 9-7- In Kansas City San Diego Chargers 9-7- In San Diego Arizona Cardinals 11-5- In Pittsburgh Seattle Seahawks 12-4- In Seattle Indianapolis Colts 11-5- In Pittsburgh New England Patriots 12-4- In New England 11 games Cincinnati Bengals 10-5-1: Games against playoff teams from 2014: Pittsburgh Steelers 11-5- In Cincinnati & In Pittsburgh Baltimore Ravens 10-6- In Cincinnati & In Baltimore Seattle Seahawks 12-4- In Cincinnati Denver Broncos 12-4- In Denver Arizona Cardinals 11-5- In Arizona 7 games Games against winning teams from 2014: Pittsburgh Steelers 11-5- In Cincinnati & In Pittsburgh Baltimore Ravens 10-6- In Cincinnati & In Baltimore Kansas City Chiefs 9-7- In Cincinnati San Diego Chargers 9-7- In Cincinnati Denver Broncos 12-4- In Denver Seattle Seahawks 12-4- In Cincinnati Arizona Cardinals 11-5- In Arizona Houston Texans 9-7- In Cincinnati Buffalo Bills 9-7- In Buffalo 11 games Arizona Cardinals 11-5: Games against playoff teams from 2014: Seattle Seahawks 12-4- In Arizona & In Seattle Green Bay Packers 12-4- In Arizona Detroit Lions 11-5- In Detroit Pittsburgh Steelers 11-5- In Pittsburgh Cincinnati Bengals 10-5-1- In Arizona Baltimore Ravens 10-6- In Arizona 7 games Games against winning teams from 2014: Seattle Seahawks 12-4- In Arizona & In Seattle Green Bay Packers 12-4- In Arizona Detroit Lions 11-5- In Detroit Pittsburgh Steelers 11-5- In Pittsburgh Cincinnati Bengals 10-5-1- In Arizona Baltimore Ravens 10-6- In Arizona Philadelphia Eagles 10-6- In Philadelphia 8 games Detroit Lions 11-5: Games Against Playoff Teams from 2014: Green Bay Packers 12-4- In Detroit & In Green Bay Seattle Seahawks 12-4- In Seattle Arizona Cardinals 11-5- In Detroit Denver Broncos 12-4- In Detroit 5 games Games Against Winning Teams from 2014: Green Bay Packers 12-4- In Detroit & In Green Bay Seattle Seahawks 12-4- In Seattle Arizona Cardinals 11-5- In Detroit Denver Broncos 12-4- In Detroit San Diego Chargers 9-7- In San Diego Kansas City Chiefs 9-7- In London, England Philadelphia Eagles 10-6- In Detroit 8 games Non Playoff Teams: Buffalo Bills 9-7: Games Against Playoff Teams From 2014: New England Patriots 12-4- In Buffalo & In New England Indianapolis Colts 11-5- In Buffalo Dallas Cowboys 12-4- In Buffalo Cincinnati Bengals 10-5-1- In Buffalo 5 games Games Against Winning Teams From 2014: New England Patriots 12-4- In Buffalo & In New England Indianapolis Colts 11-5- In Buffalo Houston Texans 9-7- In Buffalo Dallas Cowboys 12-4- In Buffalo Cincinnati Bengals 10-5-1- In Buffalo Philadelphia Eagles 10-6- In Philadelphia Kansas City Chiefs 9-7- In Kansas City 8 games Miami Dolphins 8-8: Games Against Playoff Teams from 2014: New England Patriots 12-4- In Miami & In New England Indianapolis Colts 11-5- In Miami Dallas Cowboys 12-4- In Miami Baltimore Ravens 10-6- In Miami 5 games Games Against Winning Teams from 2014: New England Patriots 12-4- In Miami & In New England Buffalo Bills 9-7- In Miami & In Buffalo Indianapolis Colts 11-5- In Miami Houston Texans 9-7- In Miami Dallas Cowboys 12-4- In Miami Baltimore Ravens 10-6- In Miami Philadelphia Eagles 10-6- In Philadelphia San Diego Chargers 10-6- In San Diego 10 games New York Jets 4-12: Games Against Playoff Teams From 2014: New England Patriots 12-4- In New York & In New England Indianapolis Colts 11-5- In Indianapolis Dallas Cowboys 12-4- In Dallas 4 games Games Against Winning Teams From 2014: New England Patriots 12-4- In New York & In New England Buffalo Bills 9-7- In New York & In Buffalo Philadelphia Eagles 10-6- In New York Houston Texans 9-7- In Houston Indianapolis Colts 11-5- In Indianapolis Dallas Cowboys 12-4- In Dallas 8 games Cleveland Browns 7-9: Games Against Playoff Teams From 2014: Pittsburgh Steelers 11-5- In Cleveland & In Pittsburgh Cincinnati Bengals 10-5-1- In Cleveland & In Cincinnati Baltimore Ravens 10-6- In Cleveland & In Baltimore Denver Broncos 12-4- In Cleveland Arizona Cardinals 11-5- In Cleveland Seattle Seahawks 12-4- In Seattle 9 games Games Against Winning Teams From 2014: Pittsburgh Steelers 11-5- In Cleveland & In Pittsburgh Cincinnati Bengals 10-5-1- In Cleveland & In Cincinnati Baltimore Ravens 10-6- In Cleveland & In Baltimore Denver Broncos 12-4- In Cleveland Kansas City Chiefs 9-7- In Kansas City San Diego Chargers 9-7- In San Diego Arizona Cardinals 11-5- In Cleveland Seattle Seahawks 12-4- In Seattle 11 games Houston Texans 9-7: Games Against Playoff Teams In 2014: Indianapolis Colts 11-5- In Houston & In Indianapolis New England Patriots 12-4- In Indianapolis Carolina Panthers 7-8-1- In Carolina Cincinnati Bengals 10-5-1- In Cincinnati 5 games Games Against Winning Teams In 2014: Indianapolis Colts 11-5- In Houston & In Indianapolis New England Patriots 12-4- In Indianapolis Buffalo Bills 9-7- In Buffalo Kansas City Chiefs 9-7- In Houston Cincinnati Bengals 10-5-1- In Cincinnati 6 games Jacksonville Jaguars 3-13: Games Against Playoff Teams From 2014: Indianapolis Colts 11-5- In Jacksonville & In Indianapolis New England Patriots 12-4- In New England Carolina Panthers 7-8-1- In Jacksonville Baltimore Ravens 10-6- In Baltimore 5 games Games Against Winning Teams From 2014: Indianapolis Colts 11-5- In Jacksonville & In Indianapolis Houston Texans 9-7- In Jacksonville & In Houston Buffalo Bills 9-7- In London England New England Patriots 12-4- In New England San Diego Chargers 9-7- In Jacksonville Baltimore Ravens 10-6- In Baltimore 8 games Tennessee Titans 2-14: Games Against Playoff Teams From 2014: Indianapolis Colts 11-5- In Tennessee & In Indianapolis Carolina Panthers 7-8-1- In Tennessee New England Patriots 12-4- In New England 4 games Games Against Winning Teams From 2014: Indianapolis Colts 11-5- In Tennessee & In Indianapolis Houston Texans 9-7- In Tennessee & In Houston Buffalo Bills 9-7- In Tennessee New England Patriots 12-4- In New England 6 games Kansas City Chiefs 9-7: Games Against Playoff Teams From 2014: Denver Broncos 12-4- In Kansas City & In Denver Pittsburgh Steelers 11-5- In Kansas City Cincinnati Bengals 10-5-1- In Cincinnati Baltimore Ravens 10-6- In Baltimore Green Bay Packers 12-4- In Green Bay Detroit Lions 11-5- In London England 7 games Games Against Winning Teams From 2014: Denver Broncos 12-4- In Kansas City & In Denver San Diego Chargers 9-7- In Kansas City & In San Diego Pittsburgh Steelers 11-5- In Kansas City Cincinnati Bengals 10-5-1- In Cincinnati Baltimore Ravens 10-6- In Baltimore Green Bay Packers 12-4- In Green Bay Detroit Lions 11-5- In London England Buffalo Bills 9-7- In Kansas City Houston Texans 9-7- In Houston 11 games San Diego Chargers 9-7: Games Against Playoff Teams From 2014: Denver Broncos 12-4- In San Diego & In Denver Pittsburgh Steelers 11-5- In San Diego Cincinnati Bengals 10-5-1- In Cincinnati Baltimore Ravens 10-6- In Baltimore Green Bay Packers 12-4- In Green Bay Detroit Lions 11-5- In San Diego 7 games Games Against Winning Teams From 2014: Denver Broncos 12-4- In San Diego & In Denver Kansas City Chiefs 9-7- In San Diego & In Kansas City Pittsburgh Steelers 11-5- In San Diego Cincinnati Bengals 10-5-1- In Cincinnati Baltimore Ravens 10-6- In Baltimore Green Bay Packers 12-4- In Green Bay Detroit Lions 11-5- In San Diego 9 games Oakland Raiders 3-13: Games Against Playoff Teams From 2014: Denver Broncos 12-4- In Oakland & In Denver Pittsburgh Steelers 11-5- In Pittsburgh Cincinnati Bengals 10-5-1- In Oakland Baltimore Ravens 10-6- In Oakland Green Bay Packers 12-4- In Oakland Detroit Lions 11-5- In Detroit 7 games Games Against Winning Teams From 2014: Denver Broncos 12-4- In Oakland & In Denver Kansas City Chiefs 9-7- In Oakland & In Kansas City San Diego Chargers 9-7- In Oakland & In San Diego Pittsburgh Steelers 11-5- In Pittsburgh Cincinnati Bengals 10-5-1- In Oakland Baltimore Ravens 10-6- In Oakland Green Bay Packers 12-4- In Oakland Detroit Lions 11-5- In Detroit 11 games Philadelphia Eagles 10-6: Games Against Playoff Teams From 2014: Dallas Cowboys 12-4- In Philadelphia & In Dallas Carolina Panthers 7-8-1- In Carolina New England Patriots 12-4- In New England Arizona Cardinals 11-5- In Philadelphia Detroit Lions 11-5- In Detroit 6 games Games Against Winning Teams From 2014: Dallas Cowboys 12-4- In Philadelphia & In Dallas New England Patriots 12-4- In New England Buffalo Bills 9-7- In Philadelphia Arizona Cardinals 11-5- In Philadelphia Detroit Lions 11-5- In Detroit 6 games New York Giants 6-10: Games Against Playoff Teams From 2014: Dallas Cowboys 12-4- In New York & In Dallas Carolina Panthers 7-8-1- In New York New England Patriots 12-4- In New York 4 games Games Against Winning Teams From 2014: Dallas Cowboys 12-4- In New York & In Dallas Philadelphia Eagles 10-6- In New York & In Philadelphia New England Patriots 12-4- In New York Buffalo Bills 9-7- In Buffalo 6 games Washington Redskins 4-12: Games Against Playoff Teams From 2014: Dallas Cowboys 12-4- In Washington D.C. & In Dallas Carolina Panthers 7-8-1- In Carolina New England Patriots- In New England 4 games Games Against Winning Teams From 2014: Dallas Cowboys 12-4- In Washington D.C. & In Dallas Philadelphia Eagles 10-6- In Washington D.C. & In Philadelphia New England Patriots 12-4- In New England Buffalo Bills 9-7- In Washington D.C. 6 games Minnesota Vikings 7-9: Games Against Playoff Teams From 2014: Green Bay Packers 12-4- In Minnesota & In Green Bay Detroit Lions 11-5- In Minnesota & In Detroit Seattle Seahawks 12-4- In Minnesota Arizona Cardinals 11-5- In Arizona Denver Broncos 12-4- In Denver 7 games Games Against Winning Teams From 2014: Green Bay Packers 12-4- In Minnesota & In Green Bay Detroit Lions 11-5- In Minnesota & In Detroit Seattle Seahawks 12-4- In Minnesota Arizona Cardinals 11-5- In Arizona Kansas City Chiefs 9-7- In Minnesota San Diego Chargers 9-7- In Minnesota Denver Broncos 12-4- In Denver 9 games Chicago Bears 5-11: Games Against Playoff Teams From 2014: Green Bay Packers 12-4- In Chicago & In Green Bay Detroit Lions 11-5- In Chicago & In Detroit Seattle Seahawks 12-4- In Seattle Arizona Cardinals 11-5- In Chicago Denver Broncos 12-4- In Chicago 7 games Games Against Winning Teams From 2014: Green Bay Packers 12-4- In Chicago & In Green Bay Detroit Lions 11-5- In Chicago & In Detroit Seattle Seahawks 12-4- In Seattle Arizona Cardinals 11-5- In Chicago Denver Broncos 12-4- In Chicago Kansas City Chiefs 9-7- In Kansas City San Diego Chargers 9-7- In San Diego 9 games New Orleans Saints 7-9: Games Against Playoff Teams From 2014: Carolina Panthers 7-8-1- In New Orleans & In Carolina Dallas Cowboys 12-4- In New Orleans Detroit Lions 11-5- In New Orleans Indianapolis Colts 11-5- In Indianapolis Arizona Cardinals 11-5- In Arizona 6 games Games Against Winning Teams From 2014: Dallas Cowboys 12-4- In New Orleans Philadelphia Eagles 10-6- In Philadelphia Detroit Lions 11-5- In New Orleans Indianapolis Colts 11-5- In Indianapolis Houston Texans 9-7- In Houston Arizona Cardinals 11-5- In Arizona 6 games Atlanta Falcons 6-10: Games Against Playoff Teams From 2014: Carolina Panthers 7-8-1- In Atlanta & In Carolina Indianapolis Colts 11-5- In Atlanta Dallas Cowboys 12-4- In Dallas 4 games Games Against Winning Teams From 2014: Indianapolis Colts 11-5- In Atlanta Houston Texans 9-7- In Atlanta Philadelphia Eagles 10-6- In Atlanta Dallas Cowboys 12-4- In Dallas 4 games Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2-14: Games Against Playoff Teams From 2014: Carolina Panthers 7-8-1- In Tampa Bay & Carolina Dallas Cowboys 12-4- In Tampa Bay Indianapolis Colts 11-5- In Indianapolis 4 games Games Against Winning Teams From 2014: Dallas Cowboys 12-4- In Tampa Bay Philadelphia Eagles 10-6- In Philadelphia Indianapolis Colts 11-5- In Indianapolis Houston Texans 9-7- In Houston 4 games San Francisco 49ers 8-8: Games Against Playoff Teams From 2014: Seattle Seahawks 12-4- In San Francisco & In Seattle Arizona Cardinals 11-5- In San Francisco & In Arizona Green Bay Packers 12-4- In San Francisco Detroit Lions 11-5- In Detroit Pittsburgh Steelers 11-5- In Pittsburgh Cincinnati Bengals 10-5-1- In San Francisco Baltimore Ravens 10-6- In San Francisco 9 games Games Against Winning Teams From 2014: Seattle Seahawks 12-4- In San Francisco & In Seattle Arizona Cardinals 11-5- In San Francisco & In Arizona Green Bay Packers 12-4- In San Francisco Detroit Lions 11-5- In Detroit Pittsburgh Steelers 11-5- In Pittsburgh Cincinnati Bengals 10-5-1- In San Francisco Baltimore Ravens 10-6- In San Francisco 9 games St. Louis Rams 6-10: Games Against Playoff Teams From 2014: Seattle Seahawks 12-4- In St. Louis & In Seattle Arizona Cardinals 11-5- In St. Louis & In Arizona Green Bay Packers 12-4- In Green Bay Detroit Lions 11-5- In St. Louis Pittsburgh Steelers 11-5- In St. Louis Cincinnati Bengals 10-5-1- In Cincinnati Baltimore Ravens 10-6- In Baltimore 9 games Games Against Winning Teams From 2014: Seattle Seahawks 12-4- In St. Louis & In Seattle Arizona Cardinals 11-5- In St. Louis & In Arizona Green Bay Packers 12-4- In Green Bay Detroit Lions 11-5- In St. Louis Pittsburgh Steelers 11-5- In St. Louis Cincinnati Bengals 10-5-1- In Cincinnati Baltimore Ravens 10-6- In Baltimore 9 games Another busy night in sports Friday.
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