Tacleando la NFL-Resumen de la 6ta Semana de la NFL

Tacleando la NFL-Resumen de la 6ta Semana de la NFL 

Por Daniel "Mr. Clutch" Mercado Castro

    La 6ta semana de NFL comenzó con los Commanders (2-4) derrotando 12-7 a los Bears (2-4) gracias a dos field goals de Joey Slye y un rush TD de Brian Robinson. Los Lions, Titans, Raiders y Texans recibieron el "BYE" esta semana. Marcus Mariota lanzó 2 TD y corrió para uno adicional en el triunfo 28-14 de los Falcons (3-3) sobre los 49ers (3-3). Bailey Zappe lanzó dos TD en el triunfo 38-15 de los Patriots (3-3) sobre los Browns (2-4). Rhamondie Stevenson corrió para dos TD mientras que Tyquan Thornton recibió y corrió para un total de dos TD. La ofensiva de los Patriots fluyó y de que manera. Breece Hall y Braxton Berrios completaron rush TD en el triunfo 27-10 de los Jets (4-2) sobre los Packers (3-3). Aaron Rodgers lanzó un TD en la derrota. Matt Ryan lanzó 3 TD con 389 yardas en el triunfo 34-27 de los Colts (3-2-1) ante los Jaguars (2-4). Ryan lanzó de 58-42. 

    Joe Burrow lanzó 3 TD, 300 yardas y corrió para un TD adicional, en el triunfo del buche 30-26 de los Bengals (3-3) ante los Saints (2-4). Ja'Marr Chase recibió 7 pases, complete 132 yardas con 2 TD. Daniel Jones lanzó dos TD y Saquon Barkley aportó un rush TD en el triunfo 24-20 de los Giants (5-1) sobre los Ravens (3-3). Mitch Trubisky y Kenny Pickett completaron TD lanzados en el triunfo 20-18 de los Steelers (2-4) sobre los Buccaneers (3-3). Tom Brady lanzó un TD en causa perdida. Kirk Cousins lanzó dos TD y Dalvin Cook aportó un rush TD en el triunfo 24-16 de los Vikings (5-1) sobre los Dolphins (3-3). El rush TD de 53 yardas que Cook realizó fue la diferencia en los minutos finales del 4to parcial.

    Darrell Henderson Jr y Ben Skowronek lograron rush TD en el triunfo 24-10 de los Rams (3-3) sobre los Panthers (1-5). Jason Myers se fue de 4-4 en field goals para ayudar a los Seahwaks (3-3) vencer a los Cardinals (2-4) por marcador de 19-9. Josh Allen lanzó tres TD en el triunfo 24-20 de los Bills (5-1) sobre los Chiefs (4-2). Patrick Mahomes lanzó dos TD y dos Intercepciones. Jalen Hurts lanzó dos TD y Miles Sanders corrió para un TD en el triunfo 26-17 de los invictos Eagles (6-0) sobre los Cowboys (4-2). En el clásico juego del lunes; los Chargers (4-2) ganaron su 3er juego seguido al derrotar 19-16 en tiempo extra a los Broncos (2-4). Dustin Hopkins ganó el juego con un field goal de 39 yardas faltando 2:38 del tiempo adicional. Hopkins se fue de 4-4 de field goals. Los Broncos han perdido 3 juegos consecutivos. 

The Starting 11 -- Fantastic finishes have been par for NFL's course as league soars into Week 7

​Take a peek between shoulder pads into the offensive huddle of the NEW YORK GIANTS, courtesy of running back SAQUON BARKLEY. Down 20-10 on Sunday with less than 13 minutes on the fourth-quarter clock, the ball at their own 25, what were the Giants thinking at that moment? “Go score,” said Barkley, who leads the NFL with 771 scrimmage yards. “That’s the only thing we had in our mindset. Go respond. That’s the first thing that we said. There’s no panic in this team at all, not only the offense but defense and special teams. Great complementary football.” And after New York’s 75-yard touchdown drive cut the lead to 20-17, the great complementary football came from safety JULIAN LOVE, whose interception set up Barkley’s go-ahead touchdown run with 1:43 remaining, and rookie KAYVON THIBODEAUX, whose ensuing sack and forced fumble iced the win. The Giants (5-1) have erased 10-point deficits in three of their five wins this season – Barkley has the game-winning points in each of those three comebacks – but their comeback mentality isn’t uncommon. In 2022, there have been: 19 games won or tied by a team that trailed by 10-or-more points, matching the most through Week 6 all-time. 32 games in which a team came back to win or tie after trailing in the fourth quarter, tied with 1989 (32) for the most such games through Week 6 in NFL history. 74 games within a one-score margin (eight points) in the fourth quarter, the most such games in league annals at this point in a season. Rest assured, there’ll be plenty more fantastic finishes this season. The Starting 11 entering Week 7… 1.     CHIEF COMPETITION: KANSAS CITY (4-2) has an intriguing date with SAN FRANCISCO (3-3) on Sunday (4:25 PM ET, FOX). Since they met in Super Bowl LIV to end the 2019 season, the Chiefs lead the NFL in total yards per game (402.4) while the 49ers lead the NFL in fewest yards allowed (303.5). In consecutive weeks, the Chiefs have drawn the NFL's No. 1 offense and No. 1 defense. Buffalo led the league in yards per game entering the Week 6 contest in Kansas City and San Francisco leads the league this season in fewest yards allowed (255.8) entering Week 7. 2.     NUMBER OF THE WEEK – 6: The combined wins of ATLANTA and CINCINNATI since Sept. 18. After each club opened 0-2, both teams have won three of their last four. The winner of Sunday's game (1:00 PM ET, FOX) between the 3-3 clubs could be alone in first place in its division on Monday morning. 3.     THREE DEGREES OF SEPARATION: Put the coaching DNA of BILL BELICHICK under a microscope and there's likely a lot of GEORGE HALAS, whose career-wins mark the Patriots' head coach could surpass this week. That's because the person who gave Belichick his first job as an NFL assistant in 1975, TED MARCHIBRODA, spent his formulative years as a coordinator (1971-74) under GEORGE ALLEN. And Allen, no doubt, learned countless lessons from Halas as a Bears assistant and coordinator from 1959-65. With a win when NEW ENGLAND (3-3) hosts CHICAGO (2-4) on Monday Night Football (8:15 PM ET, ESPN), Belichick would surpass Halas (324) for the second-most combined regular-season and postseason wins in NFL history. Only Pro Football Hall of Famer DON SHULA (347) has won more. 4.     SPOTLIGHT – INDIVIDUAL MATCHUP: Two of the game's most exciting young players, rookie wide receiver GARRETT WILSON and second-year cornerback PAT SURTAIN II, will be on opposite sides when the NEW YORK JETS (4-2) meet DENVER (2-4) on Sunday (4:05 PM ET, CBS). Wilson leads all AFC rookies with 290 receiving yards and, since entering the league in 2021, Surtain is tied for third in the AFC with 19 passes defensed. Surtain, who is 99 days older than Wilson, was selected No. 9 overall in the 2021 NFL Draft while Wilson went No. 10 overall in 2022. And both have fathers who excelled in athletics. Surtain is the son of PATRICK SURTAIN, a former All-Pro cornerback. Wilson is the son of Kenny Wilson, a Davidson College Hall of Fame basketball player who once helped the Wildcats beat Mike Krzyzewski's Duke Blue Devils. 5.     SPOTLIGHT – TEAM MATCHUP: CLEVELAND (2-4) visits BALTIMORE (3-3) on Sunday (1:00 PM ET, CBS). The Browns lead the NFL with 172.0 rushing yards per game. The Ravens lead the NFL with 5.95 yards per carry. 6.     STREAK SPEAK: Seattle rookie cornerback TARIQ WOOLEN has four interceptions, tied with Buffalo's JORDAN POYER for the NFL lead. Woolen, the latest on an impressive list of defensive backs drafted by Seattle on Day 3, began his college career as a wide receiver at Texas-San Antonio. Considered among the fastest active NFL players, Woolen clocked a 4.26-second time in the 40-yard dash at the combine in March. Woolen has intercepted a pass in four consecutive games. When SEATTLE (3-3) travels to SoFi Stadium to play the LOS ANGELES CHARGERS (4-2) on Sunday (4:25 PM ET, FOX), Woolen could extend his streak of games with an interception to five, longest by an NFL rookie since JAIRUS BYRD had a five-game streak in 2009. … Woolen is also the only rookie since the 1970 merger to record both an interception and opponent fumble recovery in consecutive games. 7.     DID YOU KNOW?: When the NEW YORK GIANTS (5-1) visit the JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS (2-4) on Sunday (1:00 PM ET, FOX), DANIEL JONES and TREVOR LAWRENCE will square off for the first time since Nov. 17, 2018, when Clemson defeated Duke during the Tigers' 15-0 College Football Playoff championship season. Jacksonville running back TRAVIS ETIENNE ran for two touchdowns in that game for Clemson. … After leading the 1996 Jaguars to the AFC Championship Game, former Jacksonville head coach TOM COUGHLIN then guided the Giants to two Super Bowl victories, in 2007 and 2011. Coughlin is one of two individuals ever to win multiple Super Bowls and lead franchises to both the AFC and NFC Championship Games as an NFL head coach. The other is Pro Football Hall of Famer BILL PARCELLS. 8.     UNDER-THE-RADAR STORYLINE: Last week, AUSTIN EKELER joined Pro Football Hall of Famer LENNY MOORE as one of two players ever to record 25 rushing touchdowns and 25 receiving touchdowns in their first six NFL seasons. Not only was Ekeler overlooked by every team in the 2017 NFL Draft, he also didn't get a single Division I scholarship offer. Additionally, only one Division II school wanted him as a running back, Western State (Colo.). His younger brother, Wyett Ekeler, is a sophomore safety at the University of Wyoming, a program that has produced Bills quarterback JOSH ALLEN, Eagles safety MARCUS EPPS, Jaguars linebacker CHAD MUMA and Bengals linebacker LOGAN WILSON, among others. Ekeler and the LOS ANGELES CHARGERS (4-2) host the SEATTLE SEAHAWKS (3-3) on Sunday (4:25 PM ET, FOX). 9.     TREND TIME: The TENNESSEE TITANS (3-2) come off their bye to host the INDIANAPOLIS COLTS (3-2-1) on Sunday (1:00 PM ET, CBS). The Titans' offense leads the league in red-zone efficiency (12 touchdowns in 13 possessions, 92.3 percent). In each of the past three seasons, the NFL's most efficient red-zone offense during the regular season (Tennessee in 2019, Green Bay in 2020 and San Francisco in 2021) has advanced to the conference championship game. 10.  THIS WEEK IN NFL HISTORY: Oct. 22, 2017 (five years ago) – DAK PRESCOTT throws three touchdown passes, including a 72-yard strike to EZEKIEL ELLIOTT, to lead the Cowboys to a 40-10 win at San Francisco. Elliott rushes for 147 yards and two more touchdowns. …This week, Prescott could return from injury to start for DALLAS (4-2) at home against DETROIT (1-4) on Sunday (1:00 PM ET, CBS). 11.  AND LAST BUT NOT LEAST: Could a trick play impact the Sunday Night Football game between PITTSBURGH (2-4) and MIAMI (3-3) at Hard Rock Stadium (8:20 PM ET, NBC)? A fake punt made a big difference when the teams met 50 years ago in the 1972 AFC Championship Game. His club needing a spark, Dolphins punter LARRY SEIPLE ran for 37 yards to set up a game-tying touchdown by LARRY CSONKA – one of 17 Pro Football Hall of Famers from that single contest – awakening Miami en route to a 21-17 win over the Steelers. Making the Dolphins' road to a perfect season even more difficult, Miami had to travel to Three Rivers Stadium because, at the time, the NFL determined conference championship hosts with a rotational system. Pittsburgh had advanced to the game after its Immaculate Reception the week before. The Dolphins will celebrate the 50th anniversary of that perfect season on Sunday. WEEK 7 NFL SCHEDULE (All times Eastern) Thursday, October 20 New Orleans at Arizona Prime Video 8:15 Sunday, October 23 Cleveland at Baltimore CBS 1:00 Tampa Bay at Carolina FOX 1:00 Atlanta at Cincinnati FOX 1:00 Detroit at Dallas CBS 1:00 New York Giants at Jacksonville FOX 1:00 Indianapolis at Tennessee CBS 1:00 Green Bay at Washington FOX 1:00 New York Jets at Denver CBS 4:05 Houston at Las Vegas CBS 4:05 Seattle at Los Angeles Chargers FOX 4:25 Kansas City at San Francisco FOX 4:25 Pittsburgh at Miami NBC 8:20 Monday, October 24 Chicago at New England ESPN 8:15   Bye week: Buffalo, L.A. Rams, Minnesota, Philadelphia

For more from NFL Communication​s, visit NFLCommunications.com and follow @NFL345. NFL and iHeartMedia Announce Podcast Partnership's Exciting Fall Lineup ​ "Good Morning Football" host Peter Schrager Debuts "The Season with Peter Schrager" Bringing Even More insider Access to Listeners "El Huddle" Becomes the Flagship NFL Podcast by and for the Latino Fanbase Plus, NFL Greats Emmanuel Sanders and Nate Burleson Join the Network Later This Year   NEW YORK – October 18, 2022 – The National Football League and iHeartMedia today announce the NFL Podcast Network's fall programming lineup. With the 2022 regular season underway, the NFL and iHeartMedia continue a successful partnership to bring more of the NFL to fans everywhere. This season, the network also brings listeners highlights from its franchise NFL programming via podcasts hosted by some of the biggest names in the NFL. "The football season is an exciting time for fans across the country and the world, and we're thrilled to continue our exclusive podcast partnership with the NFL, debuting a new lineup of exciting programming that complements, highlights and analyzes all the action on and off the field," said Will Pearson, President of iHeartPodcasts. "Our listeners can't get enough of the NFL Podcast Network and we're so excited for what's to come over the next few years as our partnership continues to grow together." To celebrate the regular season kickoff last month, the NFL and iHeartMedia launched a series of new shows aimed at giving listeners more coverage than ever including "NFL Now," where Andrew Siciliano breaks down the latest news from the league's top reporters; "NFL Total Access," a nightly show giving fans more access than ever to their favorite NFL teams; and "NFL GameDay View," with hosts Rachel Bonnetta, Cynthia Frelund, Gregg Rosenthal and Patrick Claybon providing analysis and predictions for each week's slate of games. Additionally, "NFL Power Rankings" with Dan Hanzus and Colleen Wolfe gives an in-depth look at weekly rankings of all 32 teams. "We are excited about the opportunity to expand the NFL's Podcast Network and reach new audiences with the addition of compelling new shows to our strong existing lineup," said Meredith Battin, NFL Vice President, Head of Business Operations and Club Media. "Heading into this season, we held an intention to tap into the player community to help grow our podcast offerings as well as utilize the deep NFL Media talent roster, and with this fall lineup and the continued partnership with iHeartMedia, we feel that we have greatly succeeded." This month, the NFL Podcast Network will launch even more new programming for fans with exciting shows from top talents; and later this year NFL greats Emmanuel Sanders and Nate Burleson will also debut their own podcasts on the network. New October podcasts include: "The Season with Peter Schrager" - a new weekly podcast hosted by one of the most connected analysts in the game. Peter Schrager of NFL Network and Fox Sports will invite listeners to the table where the big NFL conversations are happening. He will be joined by a deep guest list of decision makers, power brokers, NFL movers and shakers, as well as celebrities. "The Season with Peter Schrager" debuted with New York Jets head coach Robert Saleh as the first guest and is available now with new episodes every Tuesday. Listen now. "El Huddle" -  a weekly football preview show hosted by Will Selva (Good Morning Football) and MJ Acosta-Ruiz (NFL Total Access). "El Huddle" is the first English-language NFL Podcast series with a splash of Spanish by and for the Latino fan base that celebrates and recognizes the Latino influence in the NFL. The new show covers pop culture and the most relevant league stories from Latino voices and perspectives across the NFL. Fans can listen to "El Huddle" now and will hear new episodes every Thursday. First episode features Pro Football Hall of Fame tight end Tony Gonzalez.   "NFL Players: Second Acts" - former All-Pro Charles "Peanut" Tillman and former Pro-Bowler Roman Harper break bread with NFL legends to share how they've taken the passion, drive and dedication that made them stars on the gridiron to achieve success in their post-playing careers. But it's not just about the destination, Roman and "Peanut" aim to engage in some real talk with legends about their transitions from the game to finding their passion pursuits in other areas of life – and they manage to have some fun along the way. The first episodes premiere October 20, with new episodes every Thursday. Listen to the official trailer now, HERE. These shows join an exciting roster of returning shows including "Around the NFL", "Good Morning Football", "Move the Sticks", "NFL Fantasy Football Podcast", "Benched with Bonnetta", "NFL Explained" and much more. Click here to see the full lineup of hit shows from the NFL Podcast Network. All the shows from the NFL Podcast Network are distributed by iHeartPodcasts and available on the iHeartRadio app or wherever podcasts are heard. In addition, podcasts from select teams are also available via the NFL Podcast Network including the Atlanta Falcons, Baltimore Ravens, Carolina Panthers, Cleveland Browns, Green Bay Packers, Jacksonville Jaguars, Denver Broncos, Detroit Lions, Pittsburgh Steelers, Miami Dolphins, New York Giants, New York Jets, San Francisco 49ers and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Siete del domingo – Sexta semana Un vistazo a siete destacados estadísticos de los partidos jugados durante las ventanas de la 1:00 p.m. y 4:00 p.m. (hora de New York) el domingo 16 de octubre, la sexta semana de la temporada 2022. Tres equipos se sobrepusieron a desventajas de 10 puntos y registraron una anotación que define el pleito dentro de los últimos dos minutos del tiempo regular en la sexta semana: o    CINCINNATI BENGALS se sobrepuso a una desventaja de 10 puntos pare vencer a New Orleans 30-26 cuando el mariscal de campo JOE BURROW se conectó con el receptor JA'MARR CHASE para una anotación de 60 yardas que definió el juego con 1:57 en el reloj. Marcó la primera anotación de 60 o más yardas que define el partido dentro de los últimos dos minutos del tiempo regular o en la prórroga desde la semana 14 de 2018 (KENYAN DRAKE – 69 anotación de yardas). o    INDIANAPOLIS COLTS se sobrepuso a una desventaja de 11 puntos para derrotar a Jacksonville 34-27 cuando el mariscal de campo MATT RYAN encontró al receptor ALEC PIERCE para la anotación definitoria de 32 yardas con 17 segundos por jugarse, la primera anotación de Pierce en su carrera. o    NEW YORK GIANTS se sobrepuso a una desventaja de 1o puntos para derrotar a Baltimore 24-20 cuando el corredor SAQUON BARKLEY acarreó la anotación que definió el partido con 1:43 por jugarse. Giants, que también se sobrepuso a déficits de 10 o más puntos en la segunda mitad para ganar tanto en la primera como en la quinta semana, es el cuarto equipo en la historia en registrar tres victorias de ese estilo dentro de sus primeros seis partidos de una temporada, uniéndose a PHILADELPHIA EAGLES de 1993, CINCINNATI BENGALS de 1981 y MIAMI DOLPHINS de 1980. o    BUFFALO BILLS también registró una anotación que define el partido dentro los últimos dos minutos del tiempo regular en la sexta semana, cuando el mariscal de campo JOSH ALLEN se conectó con el ala cerrada DAWSON KNOX para una anotación de 14 yardas con 64 segundos por jugarse. Con dos partidos aún por completarse en la sexta semana, hubo 23 partidos decididos por un anotación dentro de los últimos dos minutos del tiempo regular o en la prórroga esta temporada, la tercera mayor cantidad de tales desempeños en las primeras seis semanas de una temporada en la historia. Solamente 2021 (25 partidos) y 2012 (24) tuvieron más. Hubo 18 partidos en los que un equipo se sobrepuso a una desventaja de al menos 10 puntos para ganar o empatar esta temporada, empatando la cuarta mayor cantidad de tales partidos a lo largo de la sexta semana en la historia. Solamente 2020 (19 partidos), 2011 (19) y 1987 (19) tienen más. Diez de los 12 partidos (83.3 por ciento) que fueron completados en la sexta semana estuvieron dentro del margen de una anotación (ocho puntos) en el último período. Hubo 72 partidos dentro de una anotación (ocho puntos) en el último período y 56 partidos decididos por una anotación (ocho puntos), ambas mayores cantidades de tales desempeños a lo largo de las primeras seis semanas en la historia de la NFL. New England derrotó a Cleveland 38-15 cuando el mariscal de campo novato BAILEY ZAPPE lanzó 309 yardas y dos anotaciones, sin intercepciones, y un índice de 118.4 en el triunfo. El entrenador en jefe de Patriots BILL BELICHICK tiene 324 victorias combinadas (temporada regular y postemporada), estando empatado con el miembro del Salón de la Fama GEORGE HALAS (324) para la segunda mayor cantidad de triunfos por un entrenador en jefe en la historia. Solamente el miembro del Salón de la Fama DON SHULA (347 victorias combinadas en temporada regular y postemporada) tiene más. Zappe, que registró un índice de pasador de 100 en la primera titularidad de su carrera en la quinta semana, es el tercer mariscal de campo novato en la era del Super Bowl en registrar un índice de pasador de 100 o superior en cada una de sus primeras dos titularidades en una carrera, uniéndose al miembro del Salón de la Fama DAN MARINO (1983) y ANDY DALTON (2011). El mariscal de campo de Buffalo JOSH ALLEN lanzó 329 yardas y tres anotaciones en la victoria de Bills 24-20 en Kansas City. Allen tiene 12 partidos en su carrera con al menos 300 yardas aéreas y tres pases anotadores, empatando con ANDREW LUCK (12 partidos) para la cuarta mayor cantidad de tales partidos por un jugador en sus primeras cinco temporadas en la historia de la NFL. Solamente PATRICK MAHOMES (19) y los miembros del Salón de la Fama DAN MARINO (19) y KURT WARNER (17) tienen más. El mariscal de campo de Kansas City PATRICK MAHOMES el domingo lanzó 338 yardas y dos anotaciones, mientras que el ala cerrada TRAVIS KELCE registró ocho recepciones para 108 yardas. Mahomes tiene 33 partidos en su carrera con al menos 300 yardas aéreas y superó al miembro del Salón de la Fama DAN MARINO (32 partidos) para la mayor cantidad de tales desempeños por un jugador en sus primeras seis temporadas en la historia de la NFL. Mahomes tiene 168 pases anotadores en su carrera y superó al miembro del Salón de la Fama PEYTON MANNING (167 pases anotadores) para la segunda mayor cantidad de pases anotadores por un jugador en sus primeras seis temporada en la historia de la NFL. Solamente el miembro del Salón de la Fama DAN MARINO (196 pases anotadores) tiene más. Kelce tiene 31 partidos en su carrera con al menos 100 yardas recibiendo, empatando con el miembro del Salón de la Fama TONY GONZÁLEZ (31 partidos) para la segunda mayor cantidad de tales desempeños por un ala cerrada en la historia de la NFL. Solamente ROB GRONKOWSKI (32 partidos) tiene más. El mariscal de campo de Indianapolis MATT RYAN lanzó 389 yardas con tres anotaciones, sin intercepción alguna, para un índice de 107.6 en el triunfo de Colts 34-27 sobre Jacksonville. Ryan tiene 30 partidos en su carrera con al menos 350 yardas aéreas, superando a PHILIP RIVERS (29 partidos) para la quinta mayor cantidad de tales partidos en la historia de la NFL. Solamente DREW BREES (63 partidos), TOM BRADY (56), BEN ROETHLISBERGER (36) y el miembro del Salón de la Fama PEYTON MANNING (35) tienen más. Ryan tiene 61,500 yardas aéreas en su carrera y superó al miembro del Salón de la Fama DAN MARINO (61,361 yardas aéreas) for la séptima mayor cantidad de yardas aéreas en la historia de la NFL. El mariscal de campo de Atlanta MARCUS MARIOTA completó 13 de 14 intentos de pase (92.9 por ciento) y tuvo tres anotaciones (dos pasando, una acarreando) en la vitoria de Falcons 28-14 triunfo sobre San Francisco. Mariota es el tercer jugador en la historia de la NFL en registrar al menos dos pases anotadores, un acarreo anotador y un porcentaje de pases completos de 90 o superior (mínimo 10 intentos) en un solo partido, uniéndose a RYAN FITZPATRICK (24 de septiembre de 2020) y FRANK RYAN (12 de diciembre de 1964) El receptor de Los Angeles Rams receptor COOPER KUPP registró siete recepciones y 97 yardas desde la línea de golpeo (80 recibiendo, 17 acarreando) en el triunfo del equipo 24-10 sobre Carolina. Kupp tiene 56 recepciones esta temporada, la segunda mayor cantidad de recepciones para un jugador en los primers seis partidos de su equipo de una temporada en la historia de la NFL, solamente detrás de ADAM THIELEN (58 recepciones en 2018). El corredor de Carolina CHRISTIAN MCCAFFREY el domingo registró siete recepciones y 158 yardas desde la línea de golpeo (89 recibiendo, 69 acarreando). McCaffrey tiene 24 partidos en su carrera con al menos 50 yardas por tierra y 50 yardas recibiendo, superando a TIKI BARBER (23 partidos) y al miembro del Salón de la Fama LADAINIAN TOMLINSON (23) para la segunda mayor cantidad de tales desempeños en la historia. Solamente el miembro del Salón de la Fama MARSHALL FAULK (41 partidos) tiene más. McCaffrey y el corredor de New Orleans ALVIN KAMARA (seis recepciones en la sexta semana) acumulan cada uno 390 recepciones desde que ingresaron en la NFL, en 2017, y superaron al miembro del Salón de la Fama MARSHALL FAULK (384 recepciones) para la tercera mayor cantidad de recepciones para un corredor en las primeras seis temporadas de su carrera en la historia de la NFL. Solamente ROGER CRAIG (434 recepciones) y el miembro del Salón de la Fama LADAINIAN TOMLINSON (398) tienen más. El receptor de Minnesota ADAM THIELEN registró su segunda recepción anotadora de la temporada en la victoria de Vikings 24-16 en Miami. Thielen tiene 51 recepciones anotadoras en su carrera, superando a WES WELKER (50 recepciones anotadoras) para la tercera mayor cantidad por un jugador no fichado en la era del Draft unificado. Solamente ANTONIO GATES (116) y ROD SMITH (68) tienen más. El receptor de Miami TYREEK HILL el domingo tuvo 12 recepciones para 177 yardas. Hill, que tuvo 11 recepciones para 190 yardas en la segunda semana y 10 recepciones para 160 yardas en la cuarta, es el primer jugador en la historia de la NFL en registrar al menos 10 recepciones y 150 yardas recibiendo en tres de los primeros seis partidos de su equipo de una temporada. Hill tiene ocho partidos en su carrera con al menos 10 recepciones y 150 yardas recibiendo, superando al miembro del Salón de la Fama CALVIN JOHNSON (siete partidos) y JULIO JONES (siete) para la mayor cantidad de tales desempeños por un jugador en sus primeras siete temporadas en la historia. Otros desempeños notables del domingo incluyen: o    El esquinero novato de New York Jets SAUCE GARDNER registró dos pases defendidos en el triunfo del equipo 27-10 en Green Bay. Gardner se une a DESMOND TRUFANT (2013) como los únicos jugadores desde 2000 en registrar al menos un pase defendido en cada uno de los primeros seis partidos en su carrera. o    El esquinero novato de Seattle TARIQ WOOLEN registró una intercepción y un recobro de balón suelto en la victoria de Seahawks 19-9 sobre Arizona. Woolen es el primer novato desde 1970 en registrar tanto una intercepción como un recobro de balón suelto del oponente en partidos consecutivos. Woolen registró una intercepción en cada una de las últimos cuatro semanas y es el tercer novato desde 2000 con alguna intercepción en al menos cuatro partidos consecutivos, uniéndose a JAIRUS BYRD (cinco juegos seguidos en 2009) y JOE HADEN (cuatro en 2010). Thursday Night Capsule - New Orleans Saints at Arizona Cardinals ​THURSDAY NIGHT PREVIEW: NEW ORLEANS SAINTS (2-4) AT ARIZONA CARDINALS (2-4) Week 7 of the 2022 NFL season gets underway on Thursday, October 20 (8:15 PM ET, Prime Video) as the New Orleans Saints (2-4) visit the Arizona Cardinals (2-4). The all-time regular-season series between the two clubs is tied, 15-15, with the Saints having won the past two matchups. In their last meeting, Week 8 of the 2019 season, New Orleans earned a 31-9 win over Arizona as MICHAEL THOMAS and TAYSOM HILL each recorded touchdown receptions. New Orleans quarterback ANDY DALTON aims for his fourth start in a row this season with a touchdown pass and has at least two touchdown passes in four of his five career starts against Arizona. Quarterback JAMEIS WINSTON has 10 touchdown passes in his past five road starts and has passed for 1,166 yards (291.5 per game) and seven touchdowns in four career starts on Thursday. Running back ALVIN KAMARA had six catches and 124 scrimmage yards (99 rushing, 25 receiving) last week and has 390 career receptions since entering the NFL in 2017, tied with CHRISTIAN MCCAFFREY for the third-most by a running back in his first six career seasons all-time. Defensive end CAMERON JORDAN has four sacks in four career games against the Cardinals and has registered five sacks in his past five road games. Since 2012, he ranks second among all players with 109.5 sacks and fourth with 142 tackles for loss. Linebacker DEMARIO DAVIS led the team with nine tackles and had his fourth-career game with two sacks last week. He has four sacks in 2022 and needs 1.5 sacks to set a career high (five sacks in 2017 and 2018). Safety TYRANN MATHIEU was originally selected in the third round (No. 69 overall) by Arizona in the 2013 NFL Draft and recorded 303 tackles, 41 passes defensed, 28 tackles for loss and 11 interceptions in 66 games over five seasons (2013-17) with the club. Arizona quarterback KYLER MURRAY totaled 322 yards (222 passing, 100 rushing) last week, his second-career game with at least 100 rushing yards. Murray has 2,019 career rushing yards since entering the NFL in 2019 and became the sixth quarterback all-time with at least 2,000 rushing yards in his first four seasons. Murray has two touchdown passes and a passer rating of 100-or-higher in two of his three career starts on Thursday. Tight end ZACH ERTZ led the team with seven receptions and 70 receiving yards in Week 6 and leads all NFC tight ends with 35 catches in 2022. He aims for his third in a row at home and sixth in a row overall this season with at least six receptions. Wide receiver MARQUISE BROWN has a touchdown reception in two of three home games this season and aims for his sixth in a row with at least five catches and 60 receiving yards. Wide receiver DEANDRE HOPKINS can make his season debut in Week 7. Since 2013, he leads the league in receptions (789) and ranks second in receiving yards (10,581) and fourth in touchdown receptions (68). Defensive end J.J. WATT had two tackles for loss last week and leads all active players with 183 tackles for loss. He has three sacks in three career games against New Orleans. Linebacker ZAVEN COLLINS recorded the first two sacks of his career last week while linebacker MARKUS GOLDEN registered his first sack of the season in Week 6. Safety BUDDA BAKER had 14 tackles in the last meeting between the two clubs and aims for his sixth in a row on Thursday with at least five tackles.     Prime Video will stream 15 Thursday Night Football games this season (Weeks 2-17, excluding Thanksgiving). The game will feature Al Michaels, Kirk Herbstreit and Kaylee Hartung on the call. New Next Gen Stat powered by AWS: Coverage Classification is a new, first-of-its-kind defensive stat which identifies eight different types of man and zone defensive coverages. Trained on over 60,000 NFL plays over the last four seasons, the stat uses AWS artificial intelligence systems to take fans inside the huddle to better understand defensive strategies.  The latest Next Gen Stat powered by AWS delivers new insights to help answer questions like which teams run the most Cover 2, who are the best man-cover corners in the league, how defenses game-plan against specific teams, which routes are most successful against specific coverage types, and how quarterbacks perform against similar coverage schemes.   Seven From Sunday - Week 6 A look at seven statistical highlights from games played during the 1:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. ET windows on Sunday, October 16, the sixth week of the 2022 season. Three teams each overcame a 10-point deficit and recorded a game-winning touchdown within the final two minutes of regulation in Week 6: The CINCINNATI BENGALS overcame a 10-point deficit to defeat New Orleans, 30-26, as quarterback JOE BURROW connected with wide receiver JA’MARR CHASE for a game-winning 60-yard touchdown with 1:57 remaining. It marked the first game-winning touchdown of 60-or-more yards within the final two minutes of regulation or in overtime since Week 14, 2018 (KENYAN DRAKE – 69-yard touchdown). The INDIANAPOLIS COLTS overcame an 11-point deficit to defeat Jacksonville, 34-27, as quarterback MATT RYAN found wide receiver ALEC PIERCE for a game-winning 32-yard touchdown with 17 seconds remaining, Pierce’s first career touchdown. The NEW YORK GIANTS overcame a 10-point deficit to defeat Baltimore, 24-20, as running back SAQUON BARKLEY rushed for the game-winning touchdown with 1:43 remaining. The Giants, who also overcame second-half deficits of 10-or-more points to win in both Week 1 and Week 5, are the fourth team ever to record three such wins within their first six games of a season, joining the 1993 PHILADELPHIA EAGLES, 1981 CINCINNATI BENGALS and 1980 MIAMI DOLPHINS. The BUFFALO BILLS also recorded a game-winning touchdown inside the final two minutes of regulation in Week 6, as quarterback JOSH ALLEN connected with tight end DAWSON KNOX for a 14-yard touchdown with 64 seconds remaining. With two games yet to be completed in Week 6, there have been 23 games decided by a game-winning touchdown within the final two minutes of regulation or in overtime this season, the third-most such games in the first six weeks of a season all-time. Only 2021 (25 games) and 2012 (24) have more. There have been 18 games in which a team overcame a deficit of at least 10 points to win or tie this season, tied for the fourth-most such games through Week 6 all-time. Only 2020 (19 games), 2011 (19) and 1987 (19) have more. Ten of 12 games (83.3 percent) that have been completed in Week 6 have been within one score (eight points) in the fourth quarter. There have been 72 games within one score (eight points) in the fourth quarter and 56 games decided by one score (eight points), both the most such games through the first six weeks in NFL history.   New England defeated Cleveland, 38-15, as rookie quarterback BAILEY ZAPPE passed for 309 yards and two touchdowns with no interceptions and a 118.4 rating in the win. Patriots head coach BILL BELICHICK has 324 combined regular-season and postseason wins, tied with Pro Football Hall of Famer GEORGE HALAS (324) for the second-most wins by a head coach all-time. Only Pro Football Hall of Famer DON SHULA (347 combined regular-season and postseason wins) has more. Zappe, who recorded a 100 passer rating in his first career start in Week 5, is the third rookie quarterback in the Super Bowl era to record a passer rating of 100-or-higher in each of his first two career starts, joining Pro Football Hall of Famer DAN MARINO (1983) and ANDY DALTON (2011). Buffalo quarterback JOSH ALLEN passed for 329 yards and three touchdowns in the Bills’ 24-20 win at Kansas City. Allen has 12 career games with at least 300 passing yards and three touchdown passes, tied with ANDREW LUCK (12 games) for the fourth-most such games by a player in his first five seasons in NFL history. Only PATRICK MAHOMES (19) and Pro Football Hall of Famers DAN MARINO (19) and KURT WARNER (17) have more. Kansas City quarterback PATRICK MAHOMES passed for 338 yards and two touchdowns while tight end TRAVIS KELCE registered eight receptions for 108 yards on Sunday. Mahomes has 33 career games with at least 300 passing yards and surpassed Pro Football Hall of Famer DAN MARINO (32 games) for the most such games by a player in his first six seasons in NFL history. Mahomes has 168 career touchdown passes and surpassed Pro Football Hall of Famer PEYTON MANNING (167 touchdown passes) for the second-most touchdown passes by a player in his first six season in NFL history. Only Pro Football Hall of Famer DAN MARINO (196 touchdown passes) has more. Kelce has 31 career games with at least 100 receiving yards, tied with Pro Football Hall of Famer TONY GONZALEZ (31 games) for the second-most such games by a tight end in NFL history. Only ROB GRONKOWSKI (32 games) has more. Indianapolis quarterback MATT RYAN passed for 389 yards with three touchdowns and no interceptions for a 107.6 rating in the Colts’ 34-27 win over Jacksonville. Ryan has 30 career games with at least 350 passing yards, surpassing PHILIP RIVERS (29 games) for the fifth-most such games in NFL history. Only DREW BREES (63 games), TOM BRADY (56), BEN ROETHLISBERGER (36) and Pro Football Hall of Famer PEYTON MANNING (35) have more. Ryan has 61,500 career passing yards and surpassed Pro Football Hall of Famer DAN MARINO (61,361 passing yards) for the seventh-most passing yards in NFL history. Atlanta quarterback MARCUS MARIOTA completed 13 of 14 pass attempts (92.9 percent) and had three touchdowns (two passing, one rushing) in the Falcons’ 28-14 win over San Francisco. Mariota is the third player in NFL history to record at least two touchdown passes, one rushing touchdown and a completion percentage of 90-or-higher (minimum 10 attempts) in a single game, joining RYAN FITZPATRICK (September 24, 2020) and FRANK RYAN (December 12, 1964) Los Angeles Rams wide receiver COOPER KUPP registered seven receptions and 97 scrimmage yards (80 receiving, 17 rushing) in the team’s 24-10 win over Carolina. Kupp has 56 receptions this season, the second-most receptions by a player in his team’s first six games of a season in NFL history, trailing only ADAM THIELEN (58 receptions in 2018). Carolina running back CHRISTIAN MCCAFFREY recorded seven receptions and 158 scrimmage yards (89 receiving, 69 rushing) on Sunday. McCaffrey has 24 career games with at least 50 rushing yards and 50 receiving yards, surpassing TIKI BARBER (23 games) and Pro Football Hall of Famer LADAINIAN TOMLINSON (23) for the second-most such games all-time. Only Pro Football Hall of Famer MARSHALL FAULK (41 games) has more. McCaffrey and New Orleans running back ALVIN KAMARA (six catches in Week 6) each have 390 receptions since entering the NFL in 2017 and surpassed Pro Football Hall of Famer MARSHALL FAULK (384 receptions) for the third-most receptions by a running back in his first six career seasons in NFL history. Only ROGER CRAIG (434 receptions) and Pro Football Hall of Famer LADAINIAN TOMLINSON (398) have more. Minnesota wide receiver ADAM THIELEN recorded his second touchdown reception of the season in the Vikings’ 24-16 win at Miami. Thielen has 51 career touchdown receptions, surpassing WES WELKER (50 touchdown receptions) for the third-most by an undrafted player in the common-draft era. Only ANTONIO GATES (116) and ROD SMITH (68) have more. Miami wide receiver TYREEK HILL had 12 receptions for 177 yards on Sunday. Hill, who had 11 receptions for 190 yards in Week 2 and 10 receptions for 160 yards in Week 4, is the first player in NFL history to record at least 10 receptions and 150 receiving yards in three of his team’s first six games of a season. Hill has eight career games with at least 10 receptions and 150 receiving yards, surpassing Pro Football Hall of Famer CALVIN JOHNSON (seven games) and JULIO JONES (seven) for the most such games by a player in his first seven seasons all-time. Other notable performances from Sunday include: New York Jets rookie cornerback SAUCE GARDNER registered two passes defensed in the team’s 27-10 win at Green Bay. Gardner joins DESMOND TRUFANT (2013) as the only players since 2000 to record at least one pass defensed in each of his first six career games. Seattle rookie cornerback TARIQ WOOLEN registered an interception and a fumble recovery in the Seahawks’ 19-9 win over Arizona. Woolen is the first rookie since 1970 to record both an interception and opponent fumble recovery in consecutive games. Woolen has recorded an interception in each of the past four weeks and is the third rookie since 2000 with an interception in at least four consecutive games, joining JAIRUS BYRD (five consecutive games in 2009) and JOE HADEN (four consecutive games in 2010). Los 11 titulares – Fantásticos finales abundan en el periplo de la NFL, cuando la liga llega a la séptima semana Echa un vistazo por sobre los hombros de la reunión ofensiva de NEW YORK GIANTS, cortesía del corredor SAQUON BARKLEY. Abajo en el marcador 20-10 el domingo con menos de 13 minutos en el reloj del último cuarto, el balón en su propia yarda 25, ¿qué estaba pensando Giants en ese momento? "Anotemos," dijo Barkley, quien lidera la NFL con 771 yardas desde la línea de golpeo. "Eso es lo único que teníamos en nuestra mentalidad. Respondamos. Eso es lo primero que dijimos. No hay pánico en este equipo en absoluto, no solo en la ofensiva sino también en la defensiva y los equipos especiales. Gran fútbol americano complementario." Y después de que la serie de anotación de 75 yardas de Nueva York redujera la ventaja a 20-17, el gran fútbol americano complementario provino del profundo JULIAN LOVE, cuya intercepción preparó el acarreo anotador de Barkley con 1:43 restantes que les dio la ventaja, y el novato KAYVON THIBODEUX, cuyos subsiguientes captura y balón suelto forzado sellaron la victoria. Giants (5-1) ha borrado déficits de 10 puntos en tres de sus cinco victorias esta temporada (Barkley tiene los puntos de la victoria en cada una de esas tres remontadas), pero su mentalidad resurgente no es infrecuente. En 2022, hubo: 19 partidos ganados o empatados por un equipo que perdía por 10 o más puntos, empatando la mayor cantidad a lo largo de la sexta semana en la historia. 32 partidos en los que equipo resurgió para ganar o empatar tras haber estado en desventaja en el último período, empatando con 1989 (32) para la mayor cantidad de tales desempeños a lo largo de la sexta semana en la historia de la NFL. 74 partidos con margen de una anotación (ocho puntos) en el último período, la mayor cantidad de tales casos en los anales de la liga en este punto en una temporada. Descanso asegurado, habrá muchos más finales fantásticos esta temporada. Los 11 titulares entrando en la séptima semana… 1.     COMPETENCIA Y MÁS CMPETENCIA. KANSAS CITY (4-2) tiene una cita intrigante con SAN FRANCISCO (3-3) el domingo (4:25 PM, hora de New York, FOX). Desde que se enfrentaron en el Super Bowl LIV para finalizar la temporada 2019, Chiefs lidera la NFL en yardas totales por partido (402.4) mientras que 49ers lidera la NFL en la menor cantidad de yardas permitidas (303.5). o    En semanas consecutivas, Chiefs se habrá enfrentado a la ofensiva Nº 1 y la defensiva Nº 1 de la NFL. Buffalo lideraba la liga en yardas por partido entrando en el duelo de la sexta semana en Kansas City y San Francisco lidera la liga esta temporada en la menor cantidad de yardas permitidas (255.8) entrando en la séptima. 2.     NÚMERO DE LA SEMANA – 6. Las victorias combinadas de ATLANTA y CINCINNATI desde el 18 de septiembre. Después de que cada club abrió 0-2, ambos equipos ganaron tres de sus últimos cuatro. El ganador del partido del domingo (1:00 PM, hora de New York, FOX) entre ambos equipos 3-3 podría quedar solo en el primer puesto en su división el lunes por la mañana. 3.     TRES GRADOS DE SEPARACIÓN. Ponga el ADN del entrenador BILL BELICHICK bajo un microscopio y es probable que haya mucho de GEORGE HALAS, cuya marca de victorias en su carrera podría superar el entrenador en jefe de Patriots esta semana. Eso es porque la persona que le dio a Belichick su primer trabajo como asistente de la NFL en 1975, TED MARCHIBRODA, pasó sus años formativos como coordinator (1971-74) con GEORGE ALLEN. Y Allen, sin duda, aprendió incontables lecciones de Halas como asistente y coordinador de Bears entre 1959-65. Con una victoria cuando NEW ENGLAND (3-3) reciba a CHICAGO (2-4) en el clásico de lunes en la noche Monday Night Football (8:15 PM, hora de New York, ESPN), Belichick superaría a Halas (324) para la segunda mayor cantidad de victorias combinadas en temporada regular y postemporada en la historia de la NFL. Solo el miembro del Salón de la Fama DON SHULA (347) ganó más. 4.     EN LA MARQUESINA – ENFRENTAMIENTO INDIVIDUAL. Dos de los jugadores jóvenes más emocionantes del partido, el receptor novato GARRETT WILSON y el esquinero de segundo año PAT SURTAIN II, estarán en lados opuestos cuando NEW YORK JETS (4-2) se enfrente a DENVER BRONCOS (2-4) el domingo (4:05 PM, hora de New York, CBS). Wilson lidera a todos los novatos de la AFC con 290 yardas recibiendo y, desde que ingresó en la liga en 2021, Surtain está empatado en el tercer lugar en la AFC con 19 pases defendidos. Surtain, que es 99 días mayor que Wilson, fue seleccionado Nº 9 global en el Sorteo Universitario de la NFL de 2021 mientras que Wilson fue el Nº 10 global del Draft en 2022. Y ambos tienen padres que se destacaron en el atletismo. Surtain es hijo de PATRICK SURTAIN, ex esquinero All-Pro. Wilson es hijo de Kenny Wilson, un jugador de baloncesto exaltado en el Salón de la fama del Davidson College Hall que una vez ayudó a Wildcats a derrotar a los Duke Blue Devils de Mike Krzyzewski. 5.     EN LA MARQUESINA – ENFRENTAMIENTO DE EQUIPOS. CLEVELAND (2-4) visita a BALTIMORE (3-3) el domingo (1:00 PM, hora de New York, CBS). Browns lidera la NFL con 172.0 yardas por tierra por partido. Ravens lidera la NFL con 5.95 yardas por acarreo. 6.     RACHAS QUE HABLAN. El esquinero novato de Seattle TARIQ WOOLEN tiene cuatro intercepciones, empatando con JORDAN POYER, de Buffalo, para liderar la NFL. Woolen, el último de una impresionante lista de secundarios seleccionados por Seattle en el tercer día del Draft, comenzó su carrera universitaria como receptor en Texas-San Antonio. Considerado entre los jugadores activos más rápidos de la NFL, Woolen marcó un tiempo de 4.26 segundos en las 40 yardas en el Combinado de Indianapolis, en marzo. o    Woolen tiene un pase interceptado en cuatro partidos consecutivos. Cuando SEATTLE (3-3) viaje al SoFi Stadium para enfrentar a LOS ANGELES CHARGERS (4-2) el domingo (4:25 PM, hora de New York, FOX), Woolen podría extender su racha de partidos con alguna intercepción a cinco, la más larga por un novato de la NFL desde que JAIRUS BYRD tuvo una racha de cinco partidos en 2009. … Woolen es también el único novato desde la fusión de 1970 en registrar tanto una intercepción como un recobro de balón suelto en partidos consecutivos. 7.     ¿LO SABÍAS? Cuando NEW YORK GIANTS (5-1) visite a JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS (2-4) el domingo (1:00 PM, hora de New York, FOX), DANIEL JONES y TREVOR LAWRENCE se enfrentarán por primera ocasión desde el 17 de noviembre de 2018, cuando Clemson derrotó a Duke durante la postemporada de la temporada de 15-0 de los Tigers en el fútbol americano universitario. El corredor de Jacksonville TRAVIS ETIENNE acarreó dos anotaciones en ese partido para Clemson. … Después de llevar a Jaguars al Juego de Campeonato de la AFC en 1996, el ex entrenador en jefe de Jacksonville TOM COUGHLIN guió a Giants a dos victorias en el Super Bowl, en 2007 y 2011. Coughlin es una de las dos personas en la historia en ganar múltiples Super Bowls y liderar franquicias tanto en Juegos de Campeonato de la NFC como en la AFC como entrenador en jefe de la NFL. El otro es el miembro del Salón de la Fama BILL PARCELLS. 8.     HISTORIA BAJO EL RADAR. La semana pasada, AUSTIN EKELER se unió al miembro del Salón de la Fama LENNY MOORE como uno de dos jugadores en la historia en registrar 25 acarreos anotadores y 25 recepciones anotadoras en sus primeras seis temporadas en la NFL. Ekeler no solo fue pasado por alto por todos los equipos en el Sorteo Universitario de la NFL de 2017, sino que tampoco recibió oferta de beca alguna de la División l. Adicionalmente, sólo una escuela de la División II lo quería como corredor, Western State (Colo.). Su hermano menor, Wyett Ekeler, es profundo de segundo año en la Universidad de Wyoming, un programa que ha producido al mariscal de campo de Bills JOSH ALLEN, al profundo de Eagles MARCUS EPPS, al apoyador de Jaguars CHAD MUMA y al apoyador de Bengals LOGAN WILSON, entre otros. Ekeler y LOS ANGELES CHARGERS (4-2) reciben a SEATTLE SEAHAWKS (3-3) el domingo (4:25 PM, hora de New York, FOX). 9.     TENDENCIA. TENNESSEE TITANS (3-2) sale de su descanso para recibir a INDIANAPOLIS COLTS (3-2-1) el domingo (1:00 PM, hora de New York, CBS). La ofensiva de Titans lidera la liga en eficiencia en la zona roja (12 anotaciones en 13 posesiones, 92.3 por ciento). En cada una de las últimas tres temporadas, la ofensiva más eficiente en la zona roja de la NFL durante la temporada regular (Tennessee en 2019, Green Bay en 2020 y San Francisco en 2021) avanzaron al partido de campeonato de conferencia. 10.  ESTA SEMANA EN LA HISTORIA DE LA NFL. El 22 de octubre de 2017 (cinco años atrás) – DAK PRESCOTT lanza tres pases anotadores, incluyendo uno de 72 yardas a EZEKIEL ELLIOTT, para llevar a Cowboys a un triunfo 40-10 en San Francisco. Elliott acarrea 147 yardas y dos anotaciones más. …Esta semana, Prescott podría regresar de una lesión para ser titular en DALLAS (4-2) en casa contra DETROIT (1-4) el domingo (1:00 PM, hora de New York, CBS). 11.  Y POR ÚLTIMO, PERO NO MENOS IMPORTANTE. ¿Puede una jugada sorpresa impactar en el clásico de deomnigo en la noche Sunday Night Football entre PITTSBURGH (2-4) y MIAMI (3-3) en Hard Rock Stadium (8:20 PM, hora de New York, NBC)? Un engaño de despeje hizo una gran diferencia cuando los equipos se enfrentaron 50 años atrás en el Juego de Campeonato de la AFC de 1972. Su club necesitaba una chispa, el despejador de Dolphins, LARRY SEIPLE, acarreó 37 yardas para establecer la anotación de LARRY CSONKA –uno de 17 los miembros del Salón de la Fama de este particular duelo– que igualó el partido, despertando a Miami en su camino al triunfo 21-17 sobre Steelers. Para dificultar aún más el camino de Dolphins hacia una temporada perfecta, Miami tuvo que viajar a Three Rivers Stadium porque, en ese tiempo, la NFL determinaba a los anfitriones del campeonato de la conferencia con un sistema rotativo. Pittsburgh había avanzado a ese partido tras su mítica Recepción Inmaculada una semana antes. Dolphins celebrará el domingo el aniversario 50 de esa temporada perfecta. Para más acerca de NFL Communications, visite NFLCommunications.com y siga @NFL345. For more from NFL Communication​s, visit NFLCommunications.com and follow @NFLEspanol. What To Look For - Week 7 SURPASSING LEGENDS: Last week, New England head coach BILL BELICHICK recorded his 324th career win, including the postseason, tying Pro Football Hall of Famer GEORGE HALAS (324) for the second-most wins by a head coach in NFL history. With a Patriots win against Chicago on Monday Night Football (8:15 PM ET, ESPN), Belichick will surpass Halas on the all-time wins list, with only Pro Football Hall of Famer DON SHULA (347) ahead of him. The head coaches with the most career wins, including the postseason, in NFL history: COACH TEAM(S) WINS Don ShulaHOF Baltimore Colts, Miami 347 Bill Belichick Cleveland Browns, New England 324 George HalasHOF Decatur/Chicago Staleys/Chicago Bears 324 The Bears come into Monday’s game with 785 regular-season wins in franchise history, tied with Green Bay (785) for the most in NFL history. The Bears/Staleys franchise has had the most all-time regular-season wins of any NFL team at the end of each of the league’s first 102 seasons. -- NFL -- (KANSAS) CITY BY THE BAY: Since taking over as Kansas City’s starting quarterback in 2018, PATRICK MAHOMES leads the league with 20,443 passing yards and 168 touchdown passes. Through 69 career regular-season starts, he has compiled a 54-15 record, including a win in his first-career start in Week 17 of the 2017 season. With a win at San Francisco on Sunday (4:25 PM ET, FOX), Mahomes will tie Pro Football Hall of Famer KEN STABLER (55 wins) for the second-most wins ever by a quarterback through his first 70 career starts. Only Pro Football Hall of Famer OTTO GRAHAM (56) has more. The quarterbacks with the most wins in their first 70 career starts in NFL history: PLAYER TEAM(S) WINS Otto GrahamHOF Cleveland Browns 56 Ken StablerHOF Oakland Raiders 55 Daryle Lamonica Buffalo, Oakland Raiders 54 Patrick Mahomes Kansas City 54* *In 69 starts     Mahomes’ top target this season has been tight end TRAVIS KELCE, who leads the league with seven touchdown receptions, leads tight ends with 41 catches and ties for the lead among tight ends with 455 receiving yards. With nine receptions and 45 receiving yards on Sunday, Kelce will have totaled at least 50 receptions and 500 receiving yards for the ninth-consecutive season, surpassing ANTONIO GATES (eight consecutive seasons) for the third-longest such streak by a tight end in NFL history. Only Pro Football Hall of Famer TONY GONZALEZ (16 consecutive seasons) and JASON WITTEN (15) have longer streaks of 50 receptions and 500 receiving yards. The tight ends with at least 50 receptions and 500 receiving yards in the most consecutive seasons in NFL history: PLAYER TEAM(S) SEASONS CONSECUTIVE SEASONS Tony GonzalezHOF Kansas City, Atlanta 1998-2013 16 Jason Witten Dallas 2004-19 15 Antonio Gates San Diego Chargers 2004-11 8 Travis Kelce Kansas City 2014-21 8* *Active streak       Dating back to Week 15 of the 2021 season, Kelce has recorded a touchdown reception in each of his past six road games. With a touchdown reception in San Francisco, Kelce will tie MARCUS POLLARD (seven consecutive road games from 2000-01) for the most consecutive road games with a touchdown reception by a tight end in NFL history. The tight ends with a touchdown reception in the most consecutive road games in NFL history: PLAYER TEAM SEASON(S) CONSECUTIVE ROAD GAMES Marcus Pollard Indianapolis 2000-01 7 Rich Caster N.Y. Jets 1972 6 Vernon Davis San Francisco 2013-14 6 Travis Kelce Kansas City 2021-22 6* *Active streak       -- NFL -- RUNNING IN THE NORTH: Entering Week 7, Baltimore’s LAMAR JACKSON leads all quarterbacks with 451 rushing yards this season and has surpassed 50 rushing yards in each of his past five games. With 49 rushing yards against Cleveland on Sunday (1:00 PM ET, CBS), Jackson will join CAM NEWTON as the only quarterbacks in NFL history to record at least 500 rushing yards in each of their first five seasons. Jackson has totaled 4,124 rushing yards since entering the league in 2018. In 2019, his 1,206 rushing yards were the most-ever by a quarterback in a single season and he is the only quarterback ever to eclipse 1,000 rushing yards in multiple seasons (2019-20). With 116 rushing yards on Sunday, Jackson will surpass Pro Football Hall of Famer STEVE YOUNG (4,239 rushing yards) for the fifth-most rushing yards ever by a quarterback. Jackson has eclipsed 100 rushing yards in 12 career games, the most ever by a quarterback. The quarterbacks with the most rushing yards in NFL history: PLAYER TEAM(S) RUSHING YARDS Michael Vick Atlanta, Philadelphia, N.Y. Jets, Pittsburgh 6,109 Cam Newton Carolina, New England 5,628 Randall Cunningham Philadelphia, Minnesota, Dallas, Baltimore Ravens 4,928 Russell Wilson Seattle, Denver 4,785 Steve YoungHOF Tampa Bay, San Francisco 4,239 Lamar Jackson Baltimore 4,124 The Ravens will be facing a Cleveland offense that enters the week with the league’s top rushing attack, averaging 172 rushing yards per game. Running back NICK CHUBB leads the NFL with 649 rushing yards and seven rushing touchdowns. With a rushing touchdown on Sunday, Chubb will become the fifth player ever to record at least eight rushing touchdowns in each of his first five seasons, joining Pro Football Hall of Famers JIM BROWN, EMMITT SMITH and LADAINIAN TOMLINSON, as well as ADRIAN PETERSON. The players with at least eight rushing touchdowns in the most consecutive seasons to begin their careers in NFL history: PLAYER TEAM SEASONS   LaDainian TomlinsonHOF San Diego Chargers 9   Jim BrownHOF Cleveland 7   Adrian Peterson Minnesota 7   Emmitt SmithHOF Dallas 7           Nick Chubb Cleveland 4*   *Has seven rushing touchdowns in fifth season     Wide receiver AMARI COOPER leads Cleveland in receptions (31), receiving yards (348) and touchdown receptions (four) and has recorded a touchdown reception in four of the last five games. With a touchdown catch on Sunday, Cooper will become the sixth player in the Super Bowl era to record at least five touchdown receptions in each of his first eight seasons, joining GARY CLARK, MARQUES COLSTON, LARRY FITZGERALD and Pro Football Hall of Famers MARVIN HARRISON and RANDY MOSS. -- NFL -- PERFECT DUO: Miami wide receiver TYREEK HILL leads the league with 701 receiving yards this season, while teammate JAYLEN WADDLE ranks fifth with 533. Their combined 1,234 receiving yards are the second-most by a pair of teammates through their team’s first six games of a season in the Super Bowl era. If Hill and Waddle combine for at least 166 receiving yards against Pittsburgh on Sunday Night Football (8:20 PM ET, NBC), they will become the fifth pair of teammates ever and third since the 1970 merger to combine for over 1,400 receiving yards through their team’s first seven games of a season. The pairs of teammates to combine for the most receiving yards through their team’s first seven games of a season all-time: TEAMMATES TEAM SEASON COMBINED REC. YARDS Charlie Hennigan & Bill Groman Houston Oilers 1961 1,621 Isaac BruceHOF & Torry Holt St. Louis Rams 2000 1,486 Lance AlworthHOF & Gary Garrison San Diego Chargers 1968 1,441 Emmanuel Sanders & Demaryius Thomas Denver 2014 1,401         Tyreek Hill & Jaylen Waddle Miami 2022 1,234* *Through first six games       Hill totaled 177 receiving yards last week, his third game this season with at least 10 receptions and 150 receiving yards and eighth such game in his career, surpassing Pro Football Hall of Famer CALVIN JOHNSON (seven games) and JULIO JONES (seven) for the most such games by a player in his first seven seasons all-time. With 150 receiving yards on Sunday night, Hill will become the first player ever to record at least 150 receiving yards in four of his team’s first seven games of a season. He can also join Pro Football Hall of Famers LANCE ALWORTH (871 receiving yards in 1968) and MARVIN HARRISON (853 in 2000) as the only players in the Super Bowl era with at least 850 receiving yards through their team’s first seven games of the season. -- NFL -- ROOKIE DOMINANCE: New York Jets running back BREECE HALL leads all rookies this season with 609 scrimmage yards (391 rushing, 218 receiving), while Houston running back DAMEON PIERCE ranks second with 469 scrimmage yards (412 rushing, 57 receiving). Pierce has totaled over 100 scrimmage yards and a touchdown in each of his past three games. With at least 100 scrimmage yards and a touchdown at Las Vegas on Sunday (4:05 PM ET, CBS), he will become the fifth rookie since 2000 to record 100 scrimmage yards and a touchdown in four-or-more consecutive games, joining ALVIN KAMARA (five consecutive games in 2017), SAQUON BARKLEY (four in 2018), ODELL BECKHAM JR. (four in 2014) and KEVIN JONES (four in 2004). Seattle rookie cornerback TARIQ WOOLEN ties for the league lead with four interceptions this season and has recorded an interception in each of the past four games. With an interception at the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday (4:25 PM ET, FOX), Woolen will join JAIRUS BYRD (2009) as the only rookies in the Super Bowl era to record an interception in five consecutive games. Woolen can also become the fourth player since 1970 with at least five interceptions in his first seven career games, joining Byrd (five interceptions), KEN LEE (five) and Pro Football Hall of Famer EVERSON WALLS (six). The players with the most interceptions in their first seven career games since 1970: PLAYER TEAM(S) INTERCEPTIONS Everson WallsHOF Dallas 6 Jairus Byrd Buffalo 5 Ken Lee Detroit, Buffalo 5       Tariq Woolen Seattle 4* *Through first six games

AFC Players of the Week - Week 6

​BILLS QB JOSH ALLEN, JETS DL QUINNEN WILLIAMS & CHARGERS K DUSTIN HOPKINS NAMED AFC PLAYERS OF WEEK 6 Quarterback JOSH ALLEN of the Buffalo Bills, defensive lineman QUINNEN WILLIAMS of the New York Jets and kicker DUSTIN HOPKINS of the Los Angeles Chargers are the AFC Offensive, Defensive and Special Teams Players of the Week for games played in Week 6 (October 13, 16-17). OFFENSE: QB JOSH ALLEN, BUFFALO BILLS Allen completed 27 of 40 pass attempts (67.5 percent) for 329 yards and three touchdowns with no interceptions for a 117.6 rating and added 32 rushing yards in Buffalo’s 24-20 victory in Kansas City. He led a 12-play, 76-yard drive that ended with the game-winning touchdown pass with just over a minute remaining in the fourth quarter.   This is the ninth-career Offensive Player of the Week award for Allen and second this season: 2018: Week 17 2019: Week 11 2020: Weeks 2, 9, 13, 15 2021: Week 3 2022: Weeks 5, 6 Allen becomes the first player to win consecutive Offensive Player of the Week awards since Justin Herbert (Weeks 13-14, 2021) and is the first Bills player to ever win the award in back-to-back weeks. Since entering the league in 2018, Allen’s nine Player of the Week awards are tied with Patrick Mahomes for the most among all players.    DEFENSE: DL QUINNEN WILLIAMS, NEW YORK JETS Williams recorded five tackles, two sacks, a forced fumble and a blocked field goal in the Jets’ win over Green Bay. He was one of two players (Myles Garrett) to record two sacks and a forced fumble in Week 6. This marks the first-career Defensive Player of the Week award for Williams and he becomes the first Jets defensive lineman to earn the honor since Kris Jenkins (Week 9, 2008).    Williams is the fourth-ever former Alabama defensive lineman to earn the honor, joining Marcell Dareus (Week 5, 2014), Marty Lyons (Week 16, 1988) and Antwan Odom (Week 2, 2009). SPECIAL TEAMS: K DUSTIN HOPKINS, LOS ANGELES CHARGERS Despite injuring his hamstring, Hopkins converted all four of his field goal attempts in Los Angeles’ 19-16 victory over Denver on Monday Night Football, including the game-winning 39-yarder in overtime. He also converted from 31, 35 and 37 yards, as well as his lone extra-point attempt. This marks the third-career Special Teams Player of the Week award for Hopkins, and first as a Charger: 2016: Week 3 (with Washington) 2020: Week 13 (with Washington) 2022: Week 6 (with L.A. Chargers) Hopkins is the first Chargers kicker to earn the honor since Michael Badgley (Week 14, 2018).   2022 AFC PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Offense Defense Special Teams Wk 1 Wk 2 Wk 3 Wk 4 Wk 5 Wk 6 QB Patrick Mahomes, Kansas City QB Tua Tagovailoa, Miami QB Trevor Lawrence, Jacksonville QB Patrick Mahomes, Kansas City QB Josh Allen, Buffalo QB Josh Allen, Buffalo S Minkah Fitzpatrick, Pittsburgh CB Jaylen Watson, Kansas City DE Trey Hendrickson, Cincinnati S Jordan Poyer, Buffalo LB Matthew Judon, New England DL Quinnen Williims, N.Y. Jets K Cade York, Cleveland P Braden Mann, N.Y. Jets P Corliss Waitman, Denver K Evan McPherson, Cincinnati K Chase McLaughlin, Indianapolis K Dustin Hopkins, L.A. Chargers

For more from NFL Communication​s, visit NFLCommunications.com and follow @NFL345. NFC Players of the Week - Week 6 ​FALCONS QB MARCUS MARIOTA, SEAHAWKS CB TARIQ WOOLEN & VIKINGS P RYAN WRIGHT NAMED NFC PLAYERS OF WEEK 6 Quarterback MARCUS MARIOTA of the Atlanta Falcons, cornerback TARIQ WOOLEN of the Seattle Seahawks and punter RYAN WRIGHT of the Minnesota Vikings are the NFC Offensive, Defensive and Special Teams Players of the Week for games played in Week 6 (October 13, 16-17). OFFENSE: QB MARCUS MARIOTA, ATLANTA FALCONS Mariota completed 13 of 14 pass attempts (92.9 percent), totaled 179 yards (129 passing, 50 rushing) and had three touchdowns (two passing, one rushing) with a 144.6 passer rating in the Falcons’ Week 6 win. He led all quarterbacks in completion percentage and passer rating and was the only NFC quarterback to record three total touchdowns in Week 6.   Mariota is the third player in NFL history to record at least two touchdown passes, one rushing touchdown and a completion percentage of 90-or-higher (minimum 10 attempts) in a single game, joining Ryan Fitzpatrick (September 24, 2020) and Frank Ryan (December 12, 1964). This marks the fifth-career Offensive Player of the Week award for Mariota and first with Atlanta: 2015 (with Tennessee): Weeks 1, 9 2016 (with Tennessee): Week 10 2018 (with Tennessee): Week 4 2022 (with Atlanta): Week 6 Mariota is the second Atlanta Falcon to win the award this season, joining running back Cordarrelle Patterson (Week 3) and his five-career Offensive Player of the Week awards are the most-ever by a player from the University of Oregon. DEFENSE: CB TARIQ WOOLEN, SEATTLE SEAHAWKS Woolen recorded five tackles, one interception and one fumble recovery in the Seahawks’ Week 6 victory. He is the first rookie since 1970 to record both an interception and opponent fumble recovery in consecutive games. This is Woolen’s first-career Defensive Player of the Week award and he joins Uchenna Nwosu (Week 1) as Seahawks players to win the award this season. Woolen is the fourth Seattle rookie to win Defensive Player of the Week honors, joining safety Michael Boulware (Week 11, 2004), linebacker Brian Bosworth (Week 15, 1987) and safety Ken Hamlin (Week 2, 2003). SPECIAL TEAMS: P RYAN WRIGHT, MINNESOTA VIKINGS Wright averaged 44.1 yards over 10 punts (43.9 net yards) and placed six inside the 20-yard line with a long of 73 yards in the Vikings’ Week 6 win. He had the longest punt and the most punts placed inside the 20-yard line among all punters in Week 6.    Wright is the third rookie to earn Special Teams Player of the Week honors during the 2022 season, joining Cleveland’s Cade York (Week 1) and Philadelphia’s Cameron Dicker (Week 5). Wright is the first-ever Vikings rookie punter to win the award and the third player from Tulane to earn Special Teams Player of the Week honors, joining kickers Eddie Murray (Week 15, 1993 and Week 6, 1997) and Cairo Santos (Week 6, 2020). 2022 NFC PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Offense Defense Special Teams Wk 1 RB Saquon Barkley, N.Y. Giants LB Uchenna Nwosu, Seattle CB Zech McPhearson, Philadelphia Wk 2 WR Amon-Ra St. Brown, Detroit CB Darius Slay, Philadelphia K Graham Gano, N.Y. Giants Wk 3 RB Cordarrelle Patterson, Atlanta DE Brandon Graham, Philadelphia P Pat O’Donnell, Green Bay Wk 4 QB Geno Smith, Seattle LB Haason Reddick, Philadelphia K Greg Joseph, Minnesota Wk 5 TE Taysom Hill, New Orleans LB Micah Parsons, Dallas K Cameron Dicker, Philadelphia Wk 6 QB Marcus Mariota, Atlanta CB Tariq Woolen, Seattle P Ryan Wright, Minnesota For more from NFL Communication​s, visit NFLCommunications.com and follow @NFL345. AFC Players of the Week - Week 6 ​BILLS QB JOSH ALLEN, JETS DL QUINNEN WILLIAMS & CHARGERS K DUSTIN HOPKINS NAMED AFC PLAYERS OF WEEK 6 Quarterback JOSH ALLEN of the Buffalo Bills, defensive lineman QUINNEN WILLIAMS of the New York Jets and kicker DUSTIN HOPKINS of the Los Angeles Chargers are the AFC Offensive, Defensive and Special Teams Players of the Week for games played in Week 6 (October 13, 16-17). OFFENSE: QB JOSH ALLEN, BUFFALO BILLS Allen completed 27 of 40 pass attempts (67.5 percent) for 329 yards and three touchdowns with no interceptions for a 117.6 rating and added 32 rushing yards in Buffalo’s 24-20 victory in Kansas City. He led a 12-play, 76-yard drive that ended with the game-winning touchdown pass with just over a minute remaining in the fourth quarter.   This is the ninth-career Offensive Player of the Week award for Allen and second this season: 2018: Week 17 2019: Week 11 2020: Weeks 2, 9, 13, 15 2021: Week 3 2022: Weeks 5, 6 Allen becomes the first player to win consecutive Offensive Player of the Week awards since Justin Herbert (Weeks 13-14, 2021) and is the first Bills player to ever win the award in back-to-back weeks. Since entering the league in 2018, Allen’s nine Player of the Week awards are tied with Patrick Mahomes for the most among all players.    DEFENSE: DL QUINNEN WILLIAMS, NEW YORK JETS Williams recorded five tackles, two sacks, a forced fumble and a blocked field goal in the Jets’ win over Green Bay. He was one of two players (Myles Garrett) to record two sacks and a forced fumble in Week 6. This marks the first-career Defensive Player of the Week award for Williams and he becomes the first Jets defensive lineman to earn the honor since Kris Jenkins (Week 9, 2008).    Williams is the fourth-ever former Alabama defensive lineman to earn the honor, joining Marcell Dareus (Week 5, 2014), Marty Lyons (Week 16, 1988) and Antwan Odom (Week 2, 2009). SPECIAL TEAMS: K DUSTIN HOPKINS, LOS ANGELES CHARGERS Despite injuring his hamstring, Hopkins converted all four of his field goal attempts in Los Angeles’ 19-16 victory over Denver on Monday Night Football, including the game-winning 39-yarder in overtime. He also converted from 31, 35 and 37 yards, as well as his lone extra-point attempt. This marks the third-career Special Teams Player of the Week award for Hopkins, and first as a Charger: 2016: Week 3 (with Washington) 2020: Week 13 (with Washington) 2022: Week 6 (with L.A. Chargers) Hopkins is the first Chargers kicker to earn the honor since Michael Badgley (Week 14, 2018).   2022 AFC PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Offense Defense Special Teams Wk 1 Wk 2 Wk 3 Wk 4 Wk 5 Wk 6 QB Patrick Mahomes, Kansas City QB Tua Tagovailoa, Miami QB Trevor Lawrence, Jacksonville QB Patrick Mahomes, Kansas City QB Josh Allen, Buffalo QB Josh Allen, Buffalo S Minkah Fitzpatrick, Pittsburgh CB Jaylen Watson, Kansas City DE Trey Hendrickson, Cincinnati S Jordan Poyer, Buffalo LB Matthew Judon, New England DL Quinnen Williims, N.Y. Jets K Cade York, Cleveland P Braden Mann, N.Y. Jets P Corliss Waitman, Denver K Evan McPherson, Cincinnati K Chase McLaughlin, Indianapolis K Dustin Hopkins, L.A. Chargers For more from NFL Communication​s, visit NFLCommunications.com and follow @NFL345.