the question is how much are they going to be able to go to antoine randle el? how much of an impact co-make in this system? redskins are looking for bigger things when they face the rams on sunday. back out here at the sneaker ball, we are expecting a lot of athletes. it's early for that. chris cooley will be here, george mcphee as well as alexander ovechkin when he gets out of traffic on constitution avenue. >> you mentioned that game last night. if i were a buffalo bill, i would be feeling really, really bad this morning. if i'm not mistaken, weren't they up by 20 some points with 2:11 or something like that left to play? >> they were up by a big chunk. you've got to be feel something good about yourself if you are a buffalo bill thinking i'm going to beat tom brady. you are right. you can look at that. i was hearing them talk on radio before. do you feel better if you are a buffalo bill because of what you almost accomplished versus a team like the redskins going up against the giants? don't you love the nfl? >> i also love the fact there are no moral victor

also antoine randle el makg a big impact for the redskins.

jason campbell hooks up with antoine and fourth and one and they go left. the rams say, you're not getting in. the redskins turn over the ball on downs. another missed opportunity for the redskins. jim zorn's gamble doesn't pay off and the rams have a shot to win. fourth and ten from maryland. mark bolger throws deep but horton breaks it up. they save the which and it's 9-7. dan hellie has more on this redskins team that seems to like to live on the edge. >> the redskins continue to live dangerously with a 2-point win over one of the worst teams in the nfl. facts are facts. 2, 12 or 20 points it's still a win and the relief in the locker room outweighed the frustration of not being able to find the end zone. >> we got to start scoring points to win football games. i guess -- i thought everybody was frustrated on our sideline and it's something that we'll definitely have to continue to address. >> we won but we won in such an ugly fashion that, i mean, you don't take pride in that win. this is a great team. hats off to them. this wasn't the same team we saw

pennington throwing toward the end zone and intercepted by antoine bethea.lts win the game they don't have the ball for 15 minutes, they win 27-23. >> ron: got to give your receiver a chance to play. he's opening for good fortune, doesn't get it. bethea undercults hartline to make the interception. >> mike: here's suzy kolber with peyton manning. >> suzy: what does it have to lead all of the young guys. inspiration from the quarterback from the giants. i saw how calm and cool eli was. he got young receivers too. i knew it could be done. everybody was calm and pierre was very patient. he was very -- he was more all tive than he has been game. saying i can beet him. i can beat him. of course we didn't get many possessions. when we knew he needed him he for us. >> suzy: how can you spend so much time on the bench but still connect? >> i hate to say that but we've done it before a few times. we stay loose, and know when we get the ball we have to be effective. i never been in the half, in the second half where we had two possessions, three possessions, i guess.

let's ask antoine. great to have you. >> pleasure, as always. >> lots of headlines today. let's start with this one because this is sort of one of those potentially political headlines. citigroup, singapore sells its stake. they say it's just a technical thing and we had to convert this and then our stake can't be more than 5%. is it really just that or are they making a statement boo citi? >> i don't think it's a statement. i think certainly the stock has been very liquid. now it's a stock. they invested in a fixed income instrument in the first place. i really think it's logical for them to do that. certainly they do want to get below the 5% stake because there's some control issues at stake here. >> you buy that. >> i buy it. >> as an investor, we look at citi at $4.66. is that a screaming buy or do you say no, not even now? >> well, i think if you have time on your hands, it is a buy. certainly a lot of us are sitting back saying if the government is going to bring some stock, we'd like to buy it, but maybe the government is going to bring it at $4 or $4.25. certainly

now antoine odom in the record books. game tied at 21-21. cedric benson, we dusted them off. ♪ >> ♪ on broadway note >> benson, 29 carries for 141. 23 years, we can do what we want. palmer, chad ochocinco, he can do what he wants. here's a touchdown. let me find a bengal cheesehead. i know they're hard to find in green bay but there it is. he does it himself. that's great. now the score 31-24. the packers have gotten the field goal and the onside kick and you knew it would happen, practice mom williams -- tramon williams recovers the ball. not again. rogers, donald duke in the driver. tick, tick, tick. five, four, line up. tick, tick, tick. wait a minute. oh. false start. and when you do that in the last 10 second they run off the clock. >> 10-second runoff. >> that's it, just like that. the bengals hold on to win it and the packers lose a game they expected to win. congrats to cincinnati who wins it 31-24. you know what, there is a man upstairs. maybe it's the new year for the jewish folks, i don't know. cincinnati, buffalo, oakland, chicag

antoin now flips into the numr three receiver roll.one coach told me kelly possesses the best hands on the team now after a miserable rookie season. he's ready to make noise as a starter, but knows everyone will be involved. >> it means a lot. you know, a lot of times i really just look at it like football. i look at it like it's another game. i know a lot of people want to talk about the number two stuff. we gonna make plays on the football field. we all going to play. >> 101 and the team is going to realize that real quick in the season as long as he healthy. it's going to be impossible to cut him, 1-1. i think his hands are unreal. >> clinton is very excited about the new starter. it was opera night at nationals park. lawrence brown treated the fans to a rendition of the national anthem. they couldn't hold on. we're going to hold on to the opera theme. you like opera music? here we go? we're going to nationals park. two outs and a man on first. the opera music going loud. check out big old ryan howard going around the bases. not a t

now antoine odom in the record books. game tied at 21-21. cedric benson, we dusted them off. ♪ >> ♪ on broadway note >> benson, 29 carries for 141. 23 years, we can do what we want. palmer, chad ochocinco, he can do what he wants. here's a touchdown. let me find a bengal cheesehead. i know they're hard to find in green bay but there it is. he does it himself. that's great. now the score 31-24. the packers have gotten the field goal and the onside kick and you knew it would happen, practice mom williams -- tramon williams recovers the ball. not again. rogers, donald duke in the driver. tick, tick, tick. five, four, line up. tick, tick, tick. wait a minute. oh. false start. and when you do that in the last 10 second they run off the clock. >> 10-second runoff. >> that's it, just like that. the bengals hold on to win it and the packers lose a game they expected to win. congrats to cincinnati who wins it 31-24. you know what, there is a man upstairs. maybe it's the new year for the jewish folks, i don't know. cincinnati, buffalo, oakland, chicag

antoine bethea and pennington and the dolphins controlled the clock, controlled the game. but in the end peyton manning and his quick-strike offense and the precision and the timing gets the victory. the colts had the ball for less than 15 minutes. the colts had the ball for 14:53, the lowest time of possession for a winning team in the nfl since 1977. they ran 35 plays to 84 for the dolphins. coming from behind four times to beat miami. a difficult game to explain. the dolphins aren't sure where to start. >> it's really disheartening, ok? i would like to ask you guys how many times you've seen games like that where you keep the ball 45 minutes and you have 229 yards rushing and you're 13-18 on third down. it's exactly the formula to beat that team. >> it's not about statistics. it's about scoring points and winning football games. and when you play against a team like the colts, when you get into the red zone, you got to score touchdowns. you can't kick field goals. so, i'm lost for words. i really am. i don't know what to say. >> i don't feel comfortable with these compa

guard mike miller, but all the attention still will focus obviously on the big three, koran butler, antoinejamison, as well as gilbert arenas. butler says he can see the pieces they have, full of potential and just making the playoffs isn't good enough. >> it's going to be special. the weapons we have, you know, i just don't see a lot of teams being able to handle it. if we put it together right, we'll be a force to reckon with. >> you have people speculating whether we'll make the playoffs, so those are some of the disappointing things that come with winning 19 games and so forth, but if this team could stay healthy, all that's going to be going out the window, and i'm just anxious to get back to having fun again. >> the wirds, happy about all the hope there is. have you ever been hypnotized? >> no, i've been shot a couple times. >> i'm not. >> the idea of those guys barking like dogs. >> running around. apparently deshawn stevenson it didn't work so i think the hypnotist got upset, but i would love to see the dog barking. >>> defensive tackle albert haynes worth was in sen see for persona

. >> it puts antoine randle el back in the third receiver slot, that slot role where they expected him to be. >> he can't be too happy about that. >> i think he expected it. >> you are probably right. >> clinton portis talking about how good the giants' defensive line was. their running game is no joke either. last year they had two 1,000-yard rushers in brandon jacobs and derrick ward. all 262 pounds of jacobs is back. this guy can be a bull. he had 16 rushing touchdowns last season. the season opener against the skins. remember this play? look ought below. right over le'ron landry. that hit was probably shown 100 times that week. apparently he's not too worried about the beefy mr. jacobs. >> they all fall the same. doesn't matter. none of em are bigger than me. doesn't matter to me. >> you enjoy that challenge more? >> doesn't matter. i weighed 250 in the tenth grade. >> the reason he got a big chuckle, his whole press conference today was a snoozer. albert can be a quiet guy. doesn't say a whole lot. then he drops that bomb at the end. they are going to play that in new york a coupl

now antoine odom in the record books. game tied at 21-21.dway note >> benson, 29 carries for 141. 23 years, we can do what we want. palmer, chad ochocinco, he can do what he wants. here's a touchdown. let me find a bengal cheesehead. i know they're hard to find in green bay but there it is. he does it himself. that's great. now the score 31-24. the packers have gotten the field goal and the onside kick and you knew it would happen, practice mom williams -- tramon williams recovers the ball. not again. rogers, donald duke in the driver. tick, tick, tick. five, four, line up. tick, tick, tick. wait a minute. oh. false start. and when you do that in the last 10 second they run off the clock. >> 10-second runoff. >> that's it, just like that. the bengals hold on to win it and the packers lose a game they expected to win. congrats to cincinnati who wins it 31-24. you know what, there is a man upstairs. maybe it's the new year for the jewish folks, i don't know. cincinnati, buffalo, oakland, chicago, lost heartbreakers last week, they all won this

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. >> that's antoine jamieson.s first really big game. >> moving on to nascar, somebody who had a big race yesterday, didn't exactly do it in the style he wanted to. jimmy johnson got the one but it was the rookie joey logano who took the wildest ride of his life, the monster mile for the rookie, it was even worse to handle this one, last 31 on the back stretch, joegy logue no bumps bobby labonte and causes him to slow down and tony stewart unintentionally bumped him. that's where he starts flipping. would you believe that this guy flipped ten times. for a reek, man, it's one thing to be on that track with all those drivers. another thing to go for a ride like that, but luckily logano was uninjured. man, he flipped tremendously. jimmie johnson went off with the win and dominated most of that race. johnson took victory lane and martin was second and mark temp et finished third and the cool thing joey logano made it out unscathed and has a heck of a story to tell. >> great, great video and each greater to see that he

pennington, picked off by antoine bethea to end it.hey had the ball for just over 45 minutes but peyton manning and the colts win it 27-23. peyton for the game, 23 pass attempts, 14 completions, 303 yards passing. steve, come the math. you're smart. >> that's over 12 yards a completion -- or attempts. you don't see that very often, matt millen. that really speaks to the miami defense, the big play defense going the other direction. i don't know that bodes well for them being able to put pressure on the quarterback or make tackles. >> after the game peyton manning talking about the big win. >> i had pretty good inspiration from a certain quarterback from the giants and kept me up late. that was how calm and cool eli was and he has young receivers, too and knew it could be done. everybody was calm, you know. and pierre was very patient. he was more talkative than he had been all game, i can beat them, i can beat them. didn't give him many possessions but he came up big when we needed him and he was huge. >> you're the colts all-time lead

got to throw it in the end zone, the one time the colts needed it, antoine buffet makes the play. the colts unbelievably win, 27-23. >> it's really disheartening. i'd like to ask you guys how many times you have seen games like that where you keep the ball 39 minutes. and you are 13-18, whatever it is on third down. it's exactly the formula to beat that team. >> when you play against a team like the colts, when you get into the red zone, you've got to score touchdowns. you can't kick field goals. so, i'm at a loss for words. i really am. i don't know what to say. >> here's why i said peyton and the colts did something that has never happened before. time and possession, 1997, we don't have any records before that. the colts had the ball for less than 15 minutes. 14:53 to be exact. as long as we've been keeping that statistic, that's the lowest time of possession ever. and peyton passes johnny unitas'-all time winnings. listen, transcript, a lot of tour players say it about tiger woods. he's not overrated, he's underrated. and since tiger woods was in attendance monday night. you c

pennington, picked off by antoine bethea to end it.hey had the ball for just over 45 minutes but peyton manning and the colts win it 27-23. peyton for the game, 23 pass attempts, 14 completions, 303 yards passing. steve, come the math. you're smart. >> that's over 12 yards a completion -- or attempts. you don't see that very often, matt millen. that really speaks to the miami defense, the big play defense going the other direction. i don't know that bodes well for them being able to put pressure on the quarterback or make tackles. >> after the game peyton manning talking about the big win. >> i had pretty good inspiration from a certain quarterback from the giants and kept me up late. that was how calm and cool eli was and he has young receivers, too and knew it could be done. everybody was calm, you know. and pierre was very patient. he was more talkative than he had been all game, i can beat them, i can beat them. didn't give him many possessions but he came up big when we needed him and he was huge. >> you're the colts all-time lead

can't get out of the grasp of antoine sanders. middle linebacker with the squeeze. it's a loss of six. >> brock: impact player for a reason. 24 tackles on the season. best open field tackle. not an easy patchup for any linebacker in america. williams to throw a little behind minimum. jordan jefferson and this is tomorrow morning that teaching tape will say, jordan, look at this play right here. you put that ball in keilen's belly, give him a much better chance against a linebacker barreling down on him and gives anders the opportunity to wrap up williams. >> eric: helton punts it away from his own 6 yard line. no fair catch called for it. he pays for it. no return. a punt of 38 yards. louisiana-lafayette will have the ball when we come back. >> the rain continues to fall in auburn doing nothing to the fans. their spirit also not be dampened about 40 minutes away from kickoff. west virginia and auburn. this game was scheduled to begin at 7:45 but as you can see inclement weather slowing down things just a bit. glad you could be with us. the rain continues i've got ro

and dangerously close to being tipped to antoine cason who has an interception today, as he did on monday in oakland. dan: this is inexcusable. this is perfectly thrown by mark flacco. this is right in his hands. that ball is in the air about another half a second, cason is doing a touchdown dance at the other end of the field. dick: on third and 13, this crowd of 66,000 rises, offers their vocal support to the defense. flacco under pressure, throws underneath. it's complete to rice. rice wrestled down at the 48. short of the first down. kevin burnett with the tackle. baltimore rushing the football against the defense, short of their big defensive tackle jamal williams out for the season. three touchdowns for the ravens. that makes it 7-7 in the red zone in two games for them. rivers having a career day throwing the football. sproles producing big yards, not only receiving and return yards. he's back at the 10-yard line. sam koch who has two kicks downed at the 1-yard line today. back to punt again. sproles lets it go. now he's going to fair catch at the 7-yard line. so that's an improvem

giants took away everything except chris cooley and antoine randle el. those two combined for 14 out of jason campbell's 19 completions. nothing wrong with them, but to open things up, jim zorn knows they need to get the ball to santana moss. moss had two catches for a scant six yards. he was a nonfactor against the giants. generally, when moss gets rolling, so does the offense. you can say he's like the redskins' cold medicine. >> sure i would like to have the ball earlier, once or twice here and there. that builds your morale and were confidence. you can go out and be a complete player. what i do most of the time when i'm not getting the ball is find something to do. make sure i'm doing my job, get in the right area make sure i'm the key guy when it comes to somebody else getting open. >> part of getting all these guys open is to get them in better positions and then try to compete for that single coverage. sometimes we get it and sometimes we don't. >> that was jim zorn. coming up saturday night at 7:00, right here on nbc 4, week two of redskins showt

he fires it to antoine randle el, a great read over the middle. randle el with a great catch, good for a 24-yard pickup. it would lead to a field goal, though. skins up 9-7. in the end, the redskins would need a big stop from its defense. last chance from the rams. marc bulger drops back, airs it out. but chris horton breaks up the pass, seals the win. the redskins hang on to win 9-7. jim zorn said after the game his team is makingteps in the right direction. >> when we walked into the locker room, the redskin locker room, it was quiet. we, we knew that we under -- that we underperformed in areas, but we were really good in a lot. and so, you know, i think our guys were looking around going, hey, wait a minute, we won. >> jim zorn and the redskins did suffer a loss in yesterday's game starting right guard randy thomas was injured in the second quarter, suffering a torn right tricep. he will undergo an mri today and it's likely he will miss the entire season. we will have the complete update as well as more coverage from yesterday's game coming up

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antoine, did i see your hand up? antoine? >> try mine. [laughter] >> thank you very much. mr.ice president, thank you for an extremely interesting and inspiring and optimistic speech. my question is this, when the administration started things looked very dire. you talked about the great recession and even about the great depression. things are clearly better. would you say it is just the economic recovery act or was there perhaps an assessment at the time that was perhaps worse than it should have been on what the situation was? and the second question, if i may is, you talked about the dependence of oil. but your department of energy has way upped the estimates for gas because of the shale gas. how dependent are we really on foreign energy? >> well, let them take the first question. do i think the recovery act is responsible for the recovery to the extent we're seeing it? that it has been -- it has generated the recovery seen so far? no. i think it's part of it. i think everything from what the feds intervention to what we did with regard to the banks as well as we did with

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antoine. >> try mind. >> thank you very much. -- try mine. >> thank you for the optimistic speech. when the administration -- things looked very dire. things are clearly better. would you say it is just the economic recovery, or was there perhaps an assessment at the time that was perhaps worse than it should depend on what the situation was. you talked about it all depends on oil. your department of energy has wait up to the estimate for gas because of the shield gas. how dependent are we really on for an energy tax >> let me take the first question. do you think the recovery act is responsible for the recovery to the extent we are seeing it? no. i think it is part of it. everything from the intervention of the fed and what we did with regard to the banks and the housing markets and other things are combining to generate this impact. a local black and reference -- and i believe they are right -- the economist at goldman's. you cannot argue whether it is 2% or 3% -- you cannot argu arge whether it is to% or 3% economic growth in gdp in the third quarter. i think it is about right.

antoine. >> try mind. >> thank you very much. -- try mine. >> thank you for the optimistic speech. when the administration -- things looked very dire. things are clearly better. would you say it is just the economic recovery, or was there perhaps an assessment at the time that was perhaps worse than it should depend on what the situation was. you talked about it all depends on oil. your department of energy has wait up to the estimate for gas because of the shield gas. how dependent are we really on for an energy tax >> let me take the first question. do you think the recovery act is responsible for the recovery to the extent we are seeing it? no. i think it is part of it. everything from the intervention of the fed and what we did with regard to the banks and the housing markets and other things are combining to generate this impact. a local black and reference -- and i believe they are right -- the economist at goldman's. you cannot argue whether it is 2% or 3% -- you cannot argu arge whether it is to% or 3% economic growth in gdp in the third quarter. i think it is about right.