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34.5 Million Viewers for Patriots-Giants

kcudah posted 12/31/2007 from sports.aol.com

The NFL's decision to put Saturday night's Patriots-Giants game on NBC and CBS in addition to NFL Network paid off to the tune of 34.5 million viewers, the NFL said today. That makes Patriots-Giants the most-watched television program of the current TV season, bumping off this year's Patriots-Colts game, which had been the most-watched program.

Patriots Throw Awesome Sweet 16 Party

The Big Lead found this 12/31/2007 on www.joesportsfan.com

In what was a most awesome game and an even better infomercial for the NFL Network, the Patriots pursued a Lexus. That is, they're perfect! And regardless of whether you like or dislike New England, you can't deny their sweetness. In fact, just ...

Low Five For the Baltimore Ravens

Stet Sports Blog posted 12/31/2007 from ebonybird.com

But the look would only feel good to Ravens fans who have felt less than good throughout the team’s 5-11 campaign. They were able to hang on against the division winning Steelers for a 27-21 home victory, and conclude the season with some respectability outside of almost defeating the New England Patriots.

SI.com - Writers - Peter King: Pats, Giants treat America to football at its best - Monday December 31, 2007 9:03AM

Sports Frog found this 12/31/2007 on sportsillustrated.cnn.com

Sunday night, clock ticking down on the Browns' dream season, reality setting in at the Braylon Edwards home on the west side of Cleveland, and the last story of the 2007 regular season is written. Tennessee's in. Cleveland's out in ...

NFL.com: Breaking down the wild-card showdowns

MVNsoccer posted 12/31/2007 from www.nfl.com

by Vic Carucci --- Saturday, Jan. 5 » Washington at Seattle and Jacksonville at Pittsburgh --- Sunday, Jan. 6 » N.Y. Giants at Tampa Bay and Tennessee at San Diego