Nfl Tickets - Week 10 Notebook

Nfl Tickets - Week 10 Notebook Here are some notes on each of the Week 10 games of the 2010 NFL season:

Falcons 26, Ravens 21: Roddy White has elevated himself to one of the top receivers in the league. He and Matt Ryan have incredible chemistry and the Falcons offense is a force to be reckoned with. Joe Flacco almost led the Ravens to a win in those one. This was a great game to get NFL tickets to see.

Bills 14, Lions 12: The Bills got their first win of the season in this one and the Lions lost their 25th straight on the road. Moving on...

Bears 27, Vikings 13: I'm not ready to believe in the Bears due to their offensive line woes, but they are 6-3. I don't know if anyone could fix the Vikings this year, but that doesn't necessarily mean Brad Childress should keep his job.

Jets 26, Browns 20: The Jets continue to win close games against inferior teams, which doesn't make me confident in them but at least they're winning the games. The Browns are becoming a solid team much sooner than anyone expected.

Colts 23, Bengals 17: It wasn't the prettiest of wins for Indianapolis, but they could be a sneaky pick for the Super Bowl once they get everyone healthy. The Bengals have played a number of good teams close this season, but untimely mistakes have ultimately been their downfall.

Dolphins 29, Titans 17: I want to believe in this Dolphins team and a win over a good Titans squad certainly helps, but injuries to Chad Pennington and Chad Henne do not. The Dolphins need to get back to their ground game and perhaps the presence of Tyler Thigpen under center will force that to happen. The Titans are in danger of missing out on the postseason with this loss.

Buccaneers 31, Panthers 16: The Bucs are definitely a team that will make noise in the NFC South in the next few years, but they haven't beaten a team with a winning record yet this season. Their soft schedule has been a major reason for their 6-3 record. Sorry, James Taylor, but Carolina is not on my mind - not this season.

Jaguars 31, Texans 24: If you didn't see the miracle Hail Mary play that won the game for the Jags in the waning seconds of regulation, I suggest your search out the video. The Jags might have gotten lucky with that play, but they did play the Texans tough all game. I expected the Jags to finish last in the division this season, but they're actually pretty solid. Believe it or not, David Garrard has the second-highest quarterback rating in the NFL, trailing only Michael Vick.

Broncos 49, Chiefs 29: Are the Chiefs a contender or a pretender?

Cowboys 33, Giants 20: The Cowboys look like they've responded to Jason Garrett's stern approach to coaching. Chalk this up as an aberration for Big Blue.

Seahawks 36, Cardinals 18: The NFC West.

San Francisco 49ers 23, St. Louis Rams 20: The Niners might have something in Troy Smith. If so, why did it take so long for him to get his big break?

Patriots 39, Steelers 26: Right now I think the Patriots have to be considered the favorites to win the Super Bowl, at least in the AFC. Are the Steelers really better with Big Ben?

Eagles 59, Redskins 28: I heard Michael Vick played well.

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