Sunday afternoon’s best and worst NFL performances (USA News)

After Peyton Manning's seven touchdown outburst Thursday night, fans tuning into the NFL Red Zone Channel throughout Sunday's ahead of schedule amusements were treated to… .three securities? After the first quarter was partially through in Pittsburgh, Jacksonville and East Rutherford, the Steelers, Jaguars and Jets had all posted 2-0 leads on the scoreboard. Just the Jets might score once more.

The strange starting (just 13 safeguards were scored in the whole 2012 NFL season) offered approach to additional standardized scoring exhibitions as the day went on, in spite of the fact that a percentage of the names behind them were surely unforeseen.

Here are the most consideration snatching exertions from Sunday evening

(The Big Lead)

The Tampa Bay linebacker’s dumb late hit penalty on Smith with just two seconds left in the game put the Jets in range to kick a game-winning 48-yard field goal, which they improbably did, beating the Bucs 18-17.
The Lions marked the veteran free executor to be a distinction creator as both a runner and pass catcher and he unquestionably made general supervisor Martin Mayhew look clever with his execution versus the Vikings. Hedge had 90 yards surging and 101 yards appropriating, a large portion of which happened on a 77-yard touchdown get as the Lions won 34-24.

The Bad: Mike Wallace

$60 million agreement. One get. Five targets. Got some information about his absence of generation in the Dolphins' 23-10 win over Cleveland, he enlightened journalists to ask his mentor regarding the course of action.

The Good: Anquan Bold
The Good: Anquan Boldin

(PHOTO: Kelley L Cox-USA TODAY Sports)

The veteran receiver grabbed 13 catches for 208 yards and a touchdown in his 49ers debut as San Francisco beat the Packers 34-28.
The Bad: Pittsburgh Steelers

(PHOTO: Charles LeClaire-USA TODAY Sports)

The team lost Pro Bowl center Maurkice Pouncey to a serious knee injury after he was run into by his own linemate and rushed for 32 total yards in a dreadful 16-9 loss to the Titans. Pittsburgh’s last losing season was their 6-10 campaign in 2003. They may be due for another one.
The Good: Dan Williams

(via Bleacher Report)

Who says defensive linemen can’t catch? The 327-pound Cardinals nose tackle snagged a deflected Sam Bradford pass and returned it two yards for an interception return in Arizona’s 27-24 loss to the Rams.
The Bad: Jacksonville Jaguars
In a battle of 2-14 teams from last season, the Jags appear destined for more of the same after a 28-2 drubbing by the Chiefs. QB Blaine Gabbert was sacked six times before leaving with an injured hand.
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