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It will all come down to who claims homefield advantage. Foxboro and Philadelphia are not sweet places to play in January.
For now, the Patriots and the Eagles have the edge in the race for homefield advantage.
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Aug 2002 time: 16:31
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And apparently not on Tennessee's side 
quote: NASHVILLE, Tenn. (Dec. 16, 2003) -- Titans backup quarterback Billy Volek will miss the rest of the season after lacerating his spleen during his first NFL start.
"It's one of those things that he would miss eight weeks at best, and that would encompass the rest of the season," team spokesman Robbie Bohren said.
Volek was hurt when he led Tennessee to a 28-26 victory over Buffalo. He had thrown for 295 yards and two touchdowns and ran for another while substituting for Steve McNair, who has an injured left ankle and strained right calf.
McNair, who was the second quarterback against Buffalo, is likely to start this week. He had played 43 straight games until missing the Bills' game.
The Titans originally reported Volek had soreness in his ribs. Volek complained of abdominal pain and was admitted to Baptist Hospital that night.
Volek's father, John Volek, said from Rocklin, Calif., that his son is angry he won't get another chance this season.
"He wanted an opportunity to play, and now it's been taken away," John Volek said.
The team's only healthy quarterback right now is rookie Jason Gesser, who has never taken an NFL snap.
Gesser, signed as an undrafted free agent, shared the Pac-10's offensive player of the year award with Heisman Trophy winner Carson Palmer, the No. 1 overall pick in this season's draft.
The Titans could sign Neil O'Donnell, who spent the 1999-2002 seasons with the Titans but was cut at the end of training camp. O'Donnell still has a home in Nashville.
The Titans (10-4) can clinch their fourth playoff berth in five seasons in Week 16 with a victory over Houston or a loss by either Baltimore, Cincinnati or Miami. |
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listening too long to one song
Mar 2002 time: 00:31
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quote: Originally posted by Frozzy
I wonder where Eli Manning and Chris White will end up next season... |
God help me (and all ole miss alums) if Eli goes to the cardinals. A fate worse than his father's. All the other really really crappy teams have recently drafted qb's highly (jags, lions, texans, falcons) I suppose the chargers are in the running, as they will dump brees (haha) and hopefully Schottenheimer. I also wouldn't like him to go to the Giants or the 9'rs. blech. though the g'men have a shot at a decent coach, 9rs have another year or two of Dennis the Menace.
* asleepathewheel was secretly hoping his Rams would have an off year and could draft Eli, though a trip to the Super bowl would partially mitigate
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asleepathewheel
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listening too long to one song
Mar 2002 time: 00:31
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Frozzy-
I'm going to the Colts-Broncos game this weekend, my first NFL game. Should be a blast, haven't been to an NFL game before, my home team, the Rams just sell out too much. Colts are my AFC team, partially b/c I like payton, mostly because my wife and I are living in Indiana now.
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