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Last Night's Action: Heading Home
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Peter Trinkle
Published Dec 29, 2008
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- Miami 24 Jets 17: It doesn't really matter that they lost because even if they had won, they still would not have made the playoffs. What matters is that a team that was 8-3 collapsed down the stretch and finished 9-7. For that you can certainly blame Brett Favre who looked finished most of December, but do you also blame coach Eric Mangini? It sounds like Woody Johnson might. We will learn more at 10am.
- Minnesota 20 Giants 19: Losing on a last second field goal is tough, but the Giants did what they needed to do in this game. They prepared for the playoffs and didn't suffer any significant injuries. Now they will await next weekend's results to see who their opponent will be on January 11th.
- Denver 117 Knicks 110: The Knicks are in a tailspin, losing seven of their last ten. You could say that the players are simply not good enough, but some of it may be fatigue. New York is essentially playing with eight or nine guys most nights and they really need to find another guard to round out the roster.
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