Eighteen-One Blog Archive: Best of the NFL Week 11 Part 2

Now that we have covered the game of the year in part 1, we can cover the other not nearly as awesome games from last week. These include the Steelers epic fail against the Kansas City Chiefs, the Dolphins reign over the Panthers, and some other good highlights. Hit the jump to experience, awesome yet-not-browns-vs-lions-awesome moments.

First up is quite possibly the biggest upset of the year, as the notoriously awful Chiefs defeated the reigning Superbowl champs. The game started off with a bang as the Kansas City returned a kick for a TD.

Ok I admit, I have no idea who this guy is, but the fact that he styled over the Steelers makes him ok in my book.

Unfortunately this was the only interesting thing to happen during the 1st half of the game, so let's fast forward to the 3rd quarter where the Chiefs continued their dominance over the Steelers, this time at the expense of Big Ben.

So much for being clutch

Oh and don't forget about Matt Cassell, as he knows how to make plays just as well as his pretty boy Brady.

Cassell is the new master of the pump fake (sorry Big Ben)

Who needs an O-line anyway?

The game then went into overtime where Big Ben got another concussion (he now has 4 total) and was taken out of the game, allowing the Chiefs to take control of the game.

Not today Steelers non-existent running game!

So much for that great Pittsburgh secondary (Troy must have been washing his hair)

Note how Haley is still angry even though they won

Rewind the clock back to thursday night, where the Panthers were trying to keep their re-emergance going against the Dolphins who had just lost Ronnie Brown and were trying to find a way to keep the team's wildcat offense going without their star player. Their solution of course was none other than the hemp hero himself, Ricky Williams.

The kickoff was pretty entertaining though..

*Insert sound effect here*

Nobody can stop me, cause i'm hiiiiiiiiiiiiigh

Nobody can stop the marijuana menace!

The panthers did manage to keep it close though thanks to the efforts of DeAngelo Williams on the ground and Steve Smith in the air.

"Oh i'm gonna run to the lef...ok never mind!"

runrunrunrunrunrunrun

Remember when ESPN said the Giants Steve Smith was the real Steve Smith...yeah...

Of course, like most of the season, Jake Delhomme ended up losing the game for Carolina as it came down to the final play.

I got this guys! Oh wait I forgot what team I play for!

Also, Joey Porter is still crazy.

Who said the Lions were the best at celebrations, oh I did...well I stand by it.

The rest of the games were pretty irrelevant.

The Pats made fools out of the struggling Jets, as they took out their frustratons from the Colts out on their rivals. Mark Sanchez of course did nothing to help New York's cause, as he continued to make rookie mistakes.

Oh gawd, oh gawd, oh gawd who do I throw it to?!? Aw fuck it!

He did throw some pretty nice passes though.

The Patriots did not know that Sanchez also knew how to throw well (when he wanted to at least)

However, this is not how you make a tackle.

Yet it stopped Lawrence Marouny..

Unfortunately at the end of the day the Patriots prevailed, and in their triumph came terrible celebrations.

....yeah

In Baltimore, the Colts continued their streak of perfection alive as they faced off against the Ravens. While they did lose the game, Ray Lewis and friends did manage to keep Manning-Master's numbers to a frail amount (by his standards), and made the Colts work for their 10-0 record.

Let's get another look at that..

..yeah that has to hurt.

Stupid mistakes and one very bad kicker eventually cost the Ravens the game, as the Colts rode into the sunset on a horse named perfection. (I know how can a horse ride a horse, but just go with it)