"A Wild" Wild Card Weekend

The team who no one thought would make the playoffs.

Donovan McNabb and the Philadelphia Eagles took down the Minnesota Vikings 26-14.

They held Adrian Peterson to 83 yards on 20 carries.

But Peterson scored two key touchdowns.

He had one 40 yard TD run early in the game and besides that the Eagles shut him down.

The Eagles have won seven straight playoff openers.


Look Ahead:

The Eagles will head to New York this Sunday.

The Eagles and Giants split the season series.
The Baltimore Ravens beat the Miami Dolphins in Miami 27-9.

They forced Chad Pennington to throw four interceptions and Patrick Cobbs to fumble once.

Ed Reed played great, he had two interceptions, one which he returned for a touchdown.

The Dolphins only had 13 turnovers the whole season, but you can never win when you turnover the ball five times.

Especially in the playoffs.

Look Ahead:

The Ravens will head to Tennessee to take on the Titans this Saturday.

San Diego defeated the Indianapolis Colts Saturday Night 23-17 in OT, on the legs of little Darren Sproles.


Look Ahead:

The Chargers will face the Pittsburgh Steelers in Pittsburgh on Sunday, in the late game.




Arizona took care of buisness against the Falcons with a 30-24 and there first playoff win since 1998.

Edgerrin James looked fresh and the WR duo of Larry Fitzgerald and Anquan Boldin really shined.


Look Ahead:

They will take on the Carolina Panthers in Carolina next Saturday night.

A look ahead at Sunday Night

Series leader: Vikings, 50-42-2.

Streaks: The Vikings have won two of the last three against the Bears.

Dome Field Advantage: The Vikings have enjoyed a 4-1 record this season at home.

Keys for the Bears: Kyle Orton is 18-10 as a starter, and in the last meeting with the Vikings, he threw for 283 yards and two touchdowns for a 114.5 passer rating.

Bears RB Matt Forte leads NFL rookies with 1,245 yards from scrimmage and 59 first downs.

Keys for the Vikings: Vikings RB Adrian Peterson has enjoyed great success against the Bears, rushing for 423 yards, averaging 6.8 yards per carry and scoring seven touchdowns in three career games against the Bears.