JACKSONVILLE, Fla., for one night, one big scene, Jacksonville did everything better than the Baltimore Ravens.
Maurice Jones-drew's 105 yards against the NFL's best run defense, Josh Scobee kicked four field goals and Jaguars snapped a five-game slide with a 12-7 victory over the Ravens on Monday night.
Stepping into the national spotlight for a few hours, the Jaguars used their best defensive efforts within five years of slow Ray rice, Joe Flacco and co.
Jacksonville (2-5) didn't allow a first down until 5: 26 Mark of the third quarter, a mixture of solid defense and inept offense.
Flacco, finally got the Ravens (4-2) on the scoreboard with just over two minutes. He capped 90-yard drive with a 5-yard touchdown pass to Anquan Boldin.
The Ravens managed to recover the onside kick, the ball bounced inches is required 10 yards. Scobee after his third field goal of at least 50 yards.
Baltimore had the final possession, but connection fashion, Jacksonville's defense came up big. Drew Coleman stepped in front of Ed Dickson and intercepted Flacco in the final pass.
The Ravens finished with 146 total yards. Jaguar was 205.
Jaguar was set franchise record by allowing only 16 yards in the first half, including 1 yard, by Flacco, which was under relentless pressure on most of the night.
Browns: one day after his offense has scored only six points, Browns coach Pat Shurmur was should not criticize the Colt Mccoy. His quarterback have taken enough hits.
On Sunday, Mccoy was sacked five times and student up a few more ugly in Cleveland, 6-3 victory over the Seattle Seahawks. Shurmur had several players injured for the victory. McCoy was not one of them.
"He is fine, Shurmur said Monday."I haven't seen him run today, but he walked straight. "
Now it's up to Browns to keep it that way.
McCoy only had been dismissed 13 times in six games this season, but according to NFL.com, he had hit 38 times this number, which he and Shurmur want to keep from growing much larger. It is no coincidence that the three teams whose athletes have been hit Bridge-St. Louis, Seattle and Miami were forced to play their backup QBs.
McCoy, who ran for 31 yards on eight carries, came up limping after a screen pass in the third quarter. He overcame a sideline, and the second was that it could be seriously injured. But Mccoy came back and showed no clear signs of injuries as the Browns (3-3) got 500 after six games, only the third time since 1999.
As a student at the till Sunday: former Longhorn Phil Dawson. He bruised his right thigh in early victory over Seattle, when he explained the whole point of Cleveland in the goals of 52 and 53 yards. Although Dawson injured his legs kicking, he continued to play.
"He actually Gutted it, very good," said Shurmur, who hopes that 13-year veteran will be ready for games this week in San Francisco.
Lions: QB Mathew Stafford-"day in day out" after the injured right ankle in the final minutes losing the falcons on Sunday. Detroit coach Jim Schwartz said his quarterback wearing a protective boot after games, but did not go into detail about x-ray or MRI results. Coach hinted the damage was not too seriously.
Redskins: running back Tim Hightower is out for season with torn ACL in his left knee and receiver Santana Moss will miss five to seven weeks with a broken bone in his left hand. Now the Redskins lost five offensive starters to serious injuries in the last two games.
Raiders: Darren McFadden, the NFL's leading rusher, entering the weekend, sprained his right foot in a loss to Kansas City. McFadden on crutches and walking boot Wednesday.
Broncos: leading rusher Willis McGahee expected surgery later this week for broken finger on his right hand and will not play against Detroit on Sunday. With McGahee's on the side of the Broncos will rely on Knowshon Moreno and Lance ball.
McGahee did not return after hurting his finger in the third quarter of 18-15 overtime victory over the dolphins. He finished with 76 yards on 18 attempts. The ninth-year pro is the fifth in the AFC in rushing with 460 metres.
Rams: coach Steve Spagnuolo said Bradford QB Sam remains in walking boot and not sure there is a quarterback for Sunday against the Saints. Bradford has a high left ankle sprain and sat in Sunday's loss to Dallas.
Eagles: defensive end Brandon Graham (knee) practiced for the first time this season and may return against Dallas on Sunday, while de Trent Cole (IFR) and LT Jason Peters (hamstring) returned to practice after missing two games.
Giants: New York, seems to be getting back to full strength after the bye week, de Justin Tuck, RB Brandon Jacobs, G Chris Snee and FB Henry Hynoski all practising after missing New York a victory over Buffalo 16 Oct.
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