NFL Primetime week 1 part 2
“SOMEMORE NFL PRIMETIME HIGHLIGHTS FOR WEEK 1”
Chris Berman: Into the late window of the games we go down to Denver at Mile High Stadium as they take on the Raiders. First quarter
Jake “The Snake” Plumber looks and throws and right away it’s picked off by the 4th overall pick in the draft rookie out of Miami Sean Taylor and he takes it all the way back to Denver’s 40 yard line
Tom Jackson: Yeah I expect big things from this man I think he is gonna fit perfectly fine here!
Chris Berman: Later on in that drive Rich Gannon looks and throws and is gonna find Jerry Rice his 1st touchdown catch this season and in what he says will be his final season in the NFL 7-0 Raiders!
Later in the quarter for the Broncos a handoff to Clinton Portis and he’s gonna get a good block “BOOM” and he’s gotta get down to the Oakland 20 yard line which lead to a Elam field goal to make it 7-3
Next drive however for Oakland Rich Gannon hoping to bounce back after a injury ridden 2003 season looks and finds Antonio Freeman who hopes to have a career resurgence in Oakland for a 30 yard gain puts them near the red zone!
A few plays later the Raiders run it in to make it a 14-3 game
In the next quarter the Broncos looking like they can get back in the game but Plummer on 1st and 10 at midfield throws and it’s picked off by Sean Taylor and he breaks a tackle and HE COULD GO ALL THE WAY! Its a pick 6 for Sean Taylor his second career interception and it goes all the way for a touchdown! 21-3 Raiders!
Taylor in his first career game is already looking like a veteran!
Late in the 2nd quarter however the Broncos would finally get a touchdown as Portis gets a hand off and has one tackle to beat and WHOOP over Charles Woodson and he makes that 20 yard touchdown look easy! However it comes with a price on the extra point it’s BLOCKED by Rod Woodson another one who is thinking about retirement after this season but what a way to start off a possible final season by him 21-9 Raiders going into halftime!
In the 2nd half oooh boy it was not a good day for Plummer he gets introduced by new star free agent acquisition Warren Sapp and ITS A FUMBLE!! and it’s recovered by Charles Woodson and he takes it to the Red Zone!
To capitalize on that turnover Gannon to the other “Jerry” on the team Jerry Porter on a fade to the end zone and it’s caught for 6 to put this game out of reach! 28-9 Raiders!
4th quarter you knew it was coming again Plummer tries to find Rod Smith again but guess who it is? It’s Sean Taylor! His 3rd INT in his NFL debut and with that the Raiders pretty much close out the game with a win 35-9!
Tom Jackson: What a debut from Sean Taylor and Warren Sapp plus from Tom Coughlin’s Raiders
coaching debut!
I think they are able to show that last season was a fluke and I think are ready to run the tables again in the AFC West.
Chris Berman: Alright so let’s head out to Edward Jones Dome in St Louis for the Rams and Cowboys
Unfortunately it would be a rough start for the Cowboys as Quincy Carter early on in the game throws it to Terry Glenn but he comes out very awkwardly. It’s later revealed it’s a knee injury and he might have to miss some time so here steps in a 7th round pick they signed recently and activated from their practice squad who was a star for Texas Tech last year putting up record after record B.J Symons.
Let’s see what he can do in his unexpected debut
Next drive Symons finds the tight end Jason Witten out to the Rams gold line and 2 player later 2nd and goal Symons gets a big NFL welcome last year All Pro Leonard Little! They would settle for a field goal it’s 3-0 Cowboys
Later on in the 1st quarter Marc Bulger in his first full season as the Rams quarterback “The Tin Man” is “looking” and he finds Dane Looker for a 30 yard catch across the field pass midfield.
Later on Bugler “Dundun” “Dundun” “Dundun” “If I could only find Torry Holt in the end zone!” and he does beautiful throw 7-3 Rams!
Next quarter
Symons looks and BOOM! Tank Johnson the 2nd round pick from Washington makes him cough up the football and it’s picked up by reliable veteran Aeneas Williams! Rams back in scoring range! And guess what happens next drive? That’s right Bugler gives it off to “Marshall!” “Marshall!” Faulk and he eases his way into the end zone with a 10 yard touchdown run to put the Rams up 14-3!
Later on around the 2 minute warning Cowboys putting back on their goal line here’s the snap
And it goes WAY over the punters head! It’s a safety 16-3 Rams now!
2nd Half in the middle of the 3rd Quarter!
Bulger to the tight end 1st round rookie from Florida Ben Troppe and it’s caught! Breaks a tackle but it’s pushed out of bounds by Terrance Newman before anymore damage could be done! The drive ends on a field goal to make it 19-3 Rams and that would be the game’s final score!
The first full season of the Marc Bulger starts with a win and the Rams hope to reclaim their “Greatest Show on Turf” status soon
The folks here at NFL Primetime wish the best for Quincy Carter and hope he recovers soon.
Chris Berman: Into the late window of the games we go down to Denver at Mile High Stadium as they take on the Raiders. First quarter
Jake “The Snake” Plumber looks and throws and right away it’s picked off by the 4th overall pick in the draft rookie out of Miami Sean Taylor and he takes it all the way back to Denver’s 40 yard line
Tom Jackson: Yeah I expect big things from this man I think he is gonna fit perfectly fine here!
Chris Berman: Later on in that drive Rich Gannon looks and throws and is gonna find Jerry Rice his 1st touchdown catch this season and in what he says will be his final season in the NFL 7-0 Raiders!
Later in the quarter for the Broncos a handoff to Clinton Portis and he’s gonna get a good block “BOOM” and he’s gotta get down to the Oakland 20 yard line which lead to a Elam field goal to make it 7-3
Next drive however for Oakland Rich Gannon hoping to bounce back after a injury ridden 2003 season looks and finds Antonio Freeman who hopes to have a career resurgence in Oakland for a 30 yard gain puts them near the red zone!
A few plays later the Raiders run it in to make it a 14-3 game
In the next quarter the Broncos looking like they can get back in the game but Plummer on 1st and 10 at midfield throws and it’s picked off by Sean Taylor and he breaks a tackle and HE COULD GO ALL THE WAY! Its a pick 6 for Sean Taylor his second career interception and it goes all the way for a touchdown! 21-3 Raiders!
Taylor in his first career game is already looking like a veteran!
Late in the 2nd quarter however the Broncos would finally get a touchdown as Portis gets a hand off and has one tackle to beat and WHOOP over Charles Woodson and he makes that 20 yard touchdown look easy! However it comes with a price on the extra point it’s BLOCKED by Rod Woodson another one who is thinking about retirement after this season but what a way to start off a possible final season by him 21-9 Raiders going into halftime!
In the 2nd half oooh boy it was not a good day for Plummer he gets introduced by new star free agent acquisition Warren Sapp and ITS A FUMBLE!! and it’s recovered by Charles Woodson and he takes it to the Red Zone!
To capitalize on that turnover Gannon to the other “Jerry” on the team Jerry Porter on a fade to the end zone and it’s caught for 6 to put this game out of reach! 28-9 Raiders!
4th quarter you knew it was coming again Plummer tries to find Rod Smith again but guess who it is? It’s Sean Taylor! His 3rd INT in his NFL debut and with that the Raiders pretty much close out the game with a win 35-9!
Tom Jackson: What a debut from Sean Taylor and Warren Sapp plus from Tom Coughlin’s Raiders
coaching debut!
I think they are able to show that last season was a fluke and I think are ready to run the tables again in the AFC West.
Chris Berman: Alright so let’s head out to Edward Jones Dome in St Louis for the Rams and Cowboys
Unfortunately it would be a rough start for the Cowboys as Quincy Carter early on in the game throws it to Terry Glenn but he comes out very awkwardly. It’s later revealed it’s a knee injury and he might have to miss some time so here steps in a 7th round pick they signed recently and activated from their practice squad who was a star for Texas Tech last year putting up record after record B.J Symons.
Let’s see what he can do in his unexpected debut
Next drive Symons finds the tight end Jason Witten out to the Rams gold line and 2 player later 2nd and goal Symons gets a big NFL welcome last year All Pro Leonard Little! They would settle for a field goal it’s 3-0 Cowboys
Later on in the 1st quarter Marc Bulger in his first full season as the Rams quarterback “The Tin Man” is “looking” and he finds Dane Looker for a 30 yard catch across the field pass midfield.
Later on Bugler “Dundun” “Dundun” “Dundun” “If I could only find Torry Holt in the end zone!” and he does beautiful throw 7-3 Rams!
Next quarter
Symons looks and BOOM! Tank Johnson the 2nd round pick from Washington makes him cough up the football and it’s picked up by reliable veteran Aeneas Williams! Rams back in scoring range! And guess what happens next drive? That’s right Bugler gives it off to “Marshall!” “Marshall!” Faulk and he eases his way into the end zone with a 10 yard touchdown run to put the Rams up 14-3!
Later on around the 2 minute warning Cowboys putting back on their goal line here’s the snap
And it goes WAY over the punters head! It’s a safety 16-3 Rams now!
2nd Half in the middle of the 3rd Quarter!
Bulger to the tight end 1st round rookie from Florida Ben Troppe and it’s caught! Breaks a tackle but it’s pushed out of bounds by Terrance Newman before anymore damage could be done! The drive ends on a field goal to make it 19-3 Rams and that would be the game’s final score!
The first full season of the Marc Bulger starts with a win and the Rams hope to reclaim their “Greatest Show on Turf” status soon
The folks here at NFL Primetime wish the best for Quincy Carter and hope he recovers soon.