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COLUMNISTS

Ashley Fox
Super Bowl L(ambeau)

The NFL should award Super Bowl L to the league's oldest and most historic venue: Lambeau Field.

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John Clayton
It's Not Broken

The NFL's offseason calendar works just fine, so there's no reason to make drastic changes.

Story » Archive »

Jeffri Chadiha
Tackling His Demons

To get his life in order, troubled linebacker Rolando McClain is smart to retire at the age of 23.

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Adam Schefter
Breaking down the draft

Adam Schefter opens his mailbag to answer draft-related questions, including the winners and losers.

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MEDIA

Podcasts
Football Today

Ross Tucker recaps all the games from Week 17, takes an early look at the playoff matchups and discusses the coaching firings as they happened during the recording.

Inside Slant

ESPN.com bloggers Kevin Seifert and Mike Sando revisit the impact of the "Fail Mary" and how it served as a catalyst for Russell Wilson's chances to win rookie of the year.

Inside Slant

ESPN.com bloggers Kevin Seifert and Mike Sando look at the weak quarterback class of 2013 and which teams will be looking to make a change at that position.

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REGULAR SEASON OFFENSIVE STATS

    • TOTAL YDS
    • 321.0
    • 360.1
    • PASS YDS
    • 148.8
    • 271.1
    • RUSH YDS
    • 172.3
    • 88.9

REGULAR SEASON DEFENSIVE STATS

    • TOTAL YDS
    • 252.3
    • 326.9
    • PASS YDS
    • 153.7
    • 209.3
    • RUSH YDS
    • 98.6
    • 117.6

INDIVIDUAL GAME LEADERS

New York Passing
NAMECMP%YDSTDINT
M. Sanchez52.210011
New York Rushing
NAMECARYDSAVGTD
S. Greene231285.61
T. Jones14412.90
New York Receiving
NAMERECYDSAVGTD
B. Edwards24120.50
J. Cotchery3258.30
San Diego Passing
NAMECMP%YDSTDINT
P. Rivers67.529812
San Diego Rushing
NAMECARYDSAVGTD
D. Sproles33311.00
L. Tomlinson12242.00
San Diego Receiving
NAMERECYDSAVGTD
V. Jackson711115.90
A. Gates89311.60

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HEAD-TO-HEAD MATCHUPS (SINCE 2001)

Jets lead 4-2
Dec 23, 2012NYJ 17, @SDG 27
Oct 23, 2011NYJ 27, @SDG 21
Jan 17, 2010NYJ 17, SDG 14
Sep 22, 2008NYJ 29, SDG 48
Nov 6, 2005NYJ 26, @SDG 31
Jan 8, 2005NYJ 20, SDG 17
Sep 19, 2004NYJ 34, SDG 28
Nov 3, 2002NYJ 44, SDG 13

MATCHUP

 W-LPFPAHOMEROADDIVCONF
NYJ9-73482364-45-32-47-5
SDG13-34543206-27-15-19-3

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ACCUSCORE PROJECTIONS

AccuScore has powered more than 10,000 simulations for every NFL game for ESPN.com, each simulated one play at a time and minimum of 10,000 times. View all projections.

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