Football Game Essay

Aaron Rodgers is considered the most talented quarterback currently competing in the NFL. He has a 92.1 PFF rating and mind blowing stats to back it up. Last season Rodgers threw for 40 touchdowns while only throwing 7 interceptions. He posted a 104.2 quarterback rating and led the Packers to the NFC Championship Game. At 33 years old Rodgers is primed for another great season in green and gold.

Both defenses mitigated the playmaking elite passers from stretching the field, but it was Staubach who pulled off the unthinkable with the clock ticking. After the Vikings took a 14-10 lead on running back Brent McClanahan’s 1 yard rushing score, the Cowboys needed a touchdown on the games’ final drive.

They got the ball first so, we kicked it to them and they received the ball they ran it to the 30 yard line and then they ran their first play they ran the

After the Eagles' offense scored on the opening possession, it was time for the defense to flex their muscles. The defense forced the Browns' offense into back to back 3 and outs, giving the ball back to Wentz and the offense.

The Carolina Panthers had to come out of the locker room after the first half needing to get something going if they were going to come back and beat the Denver Broncos in Super Bowl 50. The first half was dominated by the defense. Whose defense would be able to hold out for the rest of the game would determine who would win the Super Bowl.

During the annual Ely Tigers v. Dilard Panthers football game, the game was decided at the end of the 4th quarter during a touchdown scoring catch. The wide receiver, Donnell Wilson, caught the ball in the end zone to score. It was a clean catch in the right place at the right time that resulted in the game-winning touchdown.

“It was clean and a simple catch resulting in a touchdown,” said Owen Dyson, the referee (Doc 8). The catch couldn’t have resulted in a touchdown without more than one teammate. While it was caught by Donnell, he couldn’t have done it without the help of his team. “I had the team focused,” said Clayton Sheffield, offensive coach (Doc 3).

It was the flea flicker. Eagles quarterback Nick Foles handed the ball off to Clement who took a couple of steps and then pitched it back to Foles who threw a 41-yard scoring strike to Smith.

Facing a third and nine, with 5:53 left, Newark Catholic fed the beast known as,Kyle(4 STAR) Gibson and he easily picked up the first down, with a big gain. His front line blew off the ball on this play, making the pick up look easy. With 4:21 left in the quarter, Gibson picked up another first down, when the Green Wave were facing a fourth and one situation. The fourteen play,seventy-one-yard drive ended on a one-yard plunge from Gibson,. The point after increased the Newark Catholic lead to,14-0, with 3:02 left in the

On second-and-goal, Patriots safety Patrick Chung was flagged for holding Demaryius Thomas on a play where Osweiler was sacked for a huge loss. If that flag wasn't thrown, the Broncos were looking at 3rd and goal from the 19-yard line. Just like that the game could have been over. Instead, due to the penalty it was first-and-goal on the 4-yard line.

Besides two long offensive plays, the defense shut down the offense, allowing only three touchdowns. One of those came from former Mountaineer quarterback Geno Smith to Shelton Gibson.

On second and goal, they tried hitting their running back in the flats on the right side of the field. Closing in with great pursuit, Dawson made an excellent open field tackle and forced a loss of one yard.

Belmont's offense was back at work at the 3:37 mark of the quarter with Young running for eighteen-yards. Young would be sacked on the drive by #17(not on either roster I have)for a short loss at the 1:36 mark of the quarter. The drive ended on a 39-yard pass from Young to a wide-opened Ja'don Rucker-furlow with :52 showing on the clock. This time it would be Dorrick Conner converting the conversion run to make this a,48-6

Cook fumbled after Houston took a 14-3 lead with just over 5 minutes left in the half, and have the Cougars the ball in the red zone and scored on a 6 yard run by Ward for his second rushing touchdown of the half. On Florida State’s following drive Maguire underthrew that would have been a touch if he hit his receive in stride, but it was picked off by William Jackson III. However, the Seminoles defense stepped up and caused a 3 and out.

The Patriots’ Adam Vinatieri crushed a 48 yard field goal to win the game to start what would become a dynasty. It was a hard fought game by both teams who deserved to fight for the Lombardi Trophy. (McGinn 278)