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2021 Houston Texans season

The 2021 season was the Houston Texans' 20th season in the National Football League and their first and only under head coach David Culley.

### Schedule

The Texans' 2021 schedule was announced on May 12.

|style=""|Week|style=""|Date|style=""|Opponent|style=""|Result|style=""|Record|style=""|Venue|style=""|Recap|
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
|September 12|**Jacksonville Jaguars**|**W** 37–21|1–0|NRG Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|September 19|at Cleveland Browns|**L** 21–31|1–1|FirstEnergy Stadium|Recap|||||||||
||Carolina Panthers|**L** 9–24|1–2|NRG Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|October 3|at Buffalo Bills|**L** 0–40|1–3|Highmark Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|October 10|New England Patriots|**L** 22–25|1–4|NRG Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|October 17|at **Indianapolis Colts**|**L** 3–31|1–5|Lucas Oil Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|October 24|at Arizona Cardinals|**L** 5–31|1–6|State Farm Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|October 31|Los Angeles Rams|**L** 22–38|1–7|NRG Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|November 7|at Miami Dolphins|**L** 9–17|1–8|Hard Rock Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|colspan="6"|_Bye_|||||||||||||
|November 21|at **Tennessee Titans**|**W** 22–13|2–8|Nissan Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|November 28|New York Jets|**L** 14–21|2–9|NRG Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|December 5|**Indianapolis Colts**|**L** 0–31|2–10|NRG Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|December 12|Seattle Seahawks|**L** 13–33|2–11|NRG Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|December 19|at **Jacksonville Jaguars**|**W** 30–16|3–11|TIAA Bank Field|Recap|||||||||
|December 26|Los Angeles Chargers|**W** 41–29|4–11|NRG Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|January 2|at San Francisco 49ers|**L** 7–23|4–12|Levi's Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|January 9|**Tennessee Titans**|**L** 25–28|4–13|NRG Stadium|Recap|||||||||
**Note:** Intra-division opponents are in **bold** text.

## Infobox (nfl team season)

- **team**: Houston Texans
- **year**: 2021
- **record**: 4–13
- **division place**: 3rd AFC South
- **coach**: David Culley
- **owner**: Janice McNair, Janice and D. Cal McNair
- **general manager**: Nick Caserio
- **stadium**: NRG Stadium
- **playoffs**: _Did not qualify_
- **uniform**:
- **shortnavlink**: Texans seasons
2021 New York Jets season

The 2021 season was the New York Jets' 52nd season in the National Football League and their first under head coach Robert Saleh.

## Draft

|Round|Selection|Player|Position|College|
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
|Zach Wilson|QB|BYU|||
|Alijah Vera-Tucker|OG|USC|||
|Elijah Moore|WR|Ole Miss|||
|Michael Carter|RB|North Carolina|||
|Jamien Sherwood|S|Auburn|||
|Michael Carter II|S|Duke|||
|Jason Pinnock|CB|Pittsburgh|||
|Hamsah Nasirildeen|S|Florida State|||
|Brandin Echols|CB|Kentucky|||
|Jonathan Marshall|DT|Arkansas|||

### Schedule

|style=""|Week|style=""|Date|style=""|Opponent|style=""|Result|style=""|Record|style=""|Venue|style=""|Recap|
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
|September 12|at Carolina Panthers|**L** 14–19|0–1|Bank of America Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|September 19|**New England Patriots**|**L** 6–25|0–2|MetLife Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|September 26|at Denver Broncos|**L** 0–26|0–3|Empower Field at Mile High|Recap|||||||||
|October 3|Tennessee Titans|**W** 27–24|1–3|MetLife Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|October 10|at Atlanta Falcons|**L** 20–27|1–4|Tottenham Hotspur Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|colspan="6"|_Bye_|||||||||||||
|October 24|at **New England Patriots**|**L** 13–54|1–5|Gillette Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|October 31|Cincinnati Bengals|**W** 34–31|2–5|MetLife Stadium|Recap|||||||||
||at Indianapolis Colts|**L** 30–45|2–6|Lucas Oil Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|November 14|**Buffalo Bills**|**L** 17–45|2–7|MetLife Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|November 21|**Miami Dolphins**|**L** 17–24|2–8|MetLife Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|November 28|at Houston Texans|**W** 21–14|3–8|NRG Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|December 5|Philadelphia Eagles|**L** 18–33|3–9|MetLife Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|December 12|New Orleans Saints|**L** 9–30|3–10|MetLife Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|December 19|at **Miami Dolphins**|**L** 24–31|3–11|Hard Rock Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|December 26|Jacksonville Jaguars|**W** 26–21|4–11|MetLife Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|January 2|Tampa Bay Buccaneers|**L** 24–28|4–12|MetLife Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|January 9|at **Buffalo Bills**|**L** 10–27|4–13|Highmark Stadium|Recap|||||||||
**Note:** Intra-division opponents are in **bold** text.

## Infobox (nfl team season)

- **team**: New York Jets
- **logo**: New York Jets wordmark.svg
- **year**: 2021
- **record**: 4–13
- **division place**: 4th AFC East
- **coach**: Robert Saleh
- **general manager**: Joe Douglas (American football executive), Joe Douglas
- **owner**: Woody Johnson, Woody and Christopher Johnson (American football executive), Christopher Johnson
- **stadium**: MetLife Stadium
- **playoffs**: _Did not qualify_
- **ap all-pros**: KR Braxton Berrios _(1st team)_
- **uniform**: NY jets uniforms19.png
- **shortnavlink**: Jets seasons
2021 New England Patriots season

The 2021 season was the New England Patriots' 52nd season in the National Football League and their 22nd under head coach Bill Belichick.

## Draft

|Round|Selection|Player|Position|College|Notes|
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
|Mac Jones|QB|Alabama||||
|Christian Barmore|DT|from Cincinnati||||
|Ronnie Perkins|DE|Oklahoma|Compensatory pick|||
|Rhamondre Stevenson|RB|||||
|Cameron McGrone|LB|Michigan|Compensatory pick|||
|Joshuah Bledsoe|FS|Missouri|from Houston|||
|William Sherman|OT|Colorado||||
|Tre Nixon|WR|UCF||||

### Schedule

The Patriots' 2021 schedule was announced on May 12.

|style=""|Week|style=""|Date|style=""|Opponent|style=""|Result|style=""|Record|style=""|Venue|style=""|Recap|
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
|September 12|**Miami Dolphins**|**L** 16–17|0–1|Gillette Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|September 19|at **New York Jets**|**W** 25–6|1–1|MetLife Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|September 26|New Orleans Saints|**L** 13–28|1–2|Gillette Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|October 3|Tampa Bay Buccaneers|**L** 17–19|1–3|Gillette Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|October 10|at Houston Texans|**W** 25–22|2–3|NRG Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|October 17|Dallas Cowboys|**L** 29–35|2–4|Gillette Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|October 24|**New York Jets**|**W** 54–13|3–4|Gillette Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|October 31|at Los Angeles Chargers|**W** 27–24|4–4|SoFi Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|November 7|at Carolina Panthers|**W** 24–6|5–4|Bank of America Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|November 14|Cleveland Browns|**W** 45–7|6–4|Gillette Stadium|Recap|||||||||
||at Atlanta Falcons|**W** 25–0|7–4|Mercedes-Benz Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|November 28|Tennessee Titans|**W** 36–13|8–4|Gillette Stadium|Recap|||||||||
||at **Buffalo Bills**|**W** 14–10|9–4|Highmark Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|colspan="6"|_Bye_|||||||||||||
||at Indianapolis Colts|**L** 17–27|9–5|Lucas Oil Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|December 26|**Buffalo Bills**|**L** 21–33|9–6|Gillette Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|January 2|Jacksonville Jaguars|**W** 50–10|10–6|Gillette Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|January 9|at **Miami Dolphins**|**L** 24–33|10–7|Hard Rock Stadium|Recap|||||||||
**Note:** Intra-division opponents are in **bold** text.

### Schedule

|style=""|Round|style=""|Date|style=""|Opponent (seed)|style=""|Result|style=""|Record|style=""|Venue|style=""|Recap|
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
||at Buffalo Bills (3)|**L** 17–47|0–1|Highmark Stadium|Recap|||||||||

## Infobox (nfl team season)

- **team**: New England Patriots
- **logo**: New England Patriots wordmark.svg
- **year**: 2021
- **record**: 10–7
- **division place**: 2nd AFC East
- **playoffs**: Lost 2021–22 NFL playoffs, Wild Card Playoffs (at 2021 Buffalo Bills season, Bills) 17–47
- **pro bowlers**: CB J. C. Jackson
LB Matthew Judon
ST Matthew Slater
- **ap all-pros**: CB J. C. Jackson _<small>(2nd team)</small>_
ST Matthew Slater _<small>(2nd team)</small>_
- **coach**: Bill Belichick
- **owner**: Robert Kraft
- **stadium**: Gillette Stadium
- **uniform**:
- **shortnavlink**: Patriots seasons
2021 Miami Dolphins season

The 2021 season was the Miami Dolphins' 52nd season in the National Football League and their third and final year under head coach Brian Flores.

## Draft

|Round|Selection|Player|Position|College|Notes|
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
|Jaylen Waddle|WR|Alabama|from Philadelphia|||
|Jaelan Phillips|OLB|Miami||||
|Jevon Holland|FS|Oregon||||
|Liam Eichenberg|OT|Notre Dame|from New York|||
|Hunter Long|TE|Boston College|from San Francisco|||
|Larnel Coleman|OT|UMass||||
|Gerrid Doaks|RB|Cincinnati|from Washington|||

### Schedule

The Dolphins' 2021 schedule was announced on May 12.

|style=""|Week|style=""|Date|style=""|Opponent|style=""|Result|style=""|Record|style=""|Venue|style=""|Recap|
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
|September 12|at **New England Patriots**|**W** 17–16|1–0|Gillette Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|September 19|**Buffalo Bills**|**L** 0–35|1–1|Hard Rock Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|September 26|at Las Vegas Raiders|**L** 28–31|1–2|Allegiant Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|October 3|Indianapolis Colts|**L** 17–27|1–3|Hard Rock Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|October 10|at Tampa Bay Buccaneers|**L** 17–45|1–4|Raymond James Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|October 17|at Jacksonville Jaguars|**L** 20–23|1–5|Tottenham Hotspur Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|October 24|Atlanta Falcons|**L** 28–30|1–6|Hard Rock Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|October 31|at **Buffalo Bills**|**L** 11–26|1–7|Highmark Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|November 7|Houston Texans|**W** 17–9|2–7|Hard Rock Stadium|Recap|||||||||
||Baltimore Ravens|**W** 22–10|3–7|Hard Rock Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|November 21|at **New York Jets**|**W** 24–17|4–7|MetLife Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|November 28|Carolina Panthers|**W** 33–10|5–7|Hard Rock Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|December 5|New York Giants|**W** 20–9|6–7|Hard Rock Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|colspan="6"|_Bye_|||||||||||||
|December 19|**New York Jets**|**W** 31–24|7–7|Hard Rock Stadium|Recap|||||||||
||at New Orleans Saints|**W** 20–3|8–7|Caesars Superdome|Recap|||||||||
|January 2|at Tennessee Titans|**L** 3–34|8–8|Nissan Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|January 9|**New England Patriots**|**W** 33–24|9–8|Hard Rock Stadium|Recap|||||||||
**Note:** Intra-division opponents are in **bold** text.

## Infobox (nfl team season)

- **team**: Miami Dolphins
- **year**: 2021
- **record**: 9–8
- **division place**: 3rd AFC East
- **coach**: Brian Flores
- **general manager**: Chris Grier
- **owner**: Stephen M. Ross
- **stadium**: Hard Rock Stadium
- **playoffs**: _Did not qualify_
- **pro bowlers**: CB Xavien Howard
- **uniform**: Miamidolphins uniforms13.png
- **shortnavlink**: Dolphins seasons
2021 Las Vegas Raiders season

The 2021 season was the Las Vegas Raiders' 52nd season in the National Football League and their eight and final under head coach Jon Gruden.

## Draft

|Round|Selection|Player|Position|College|
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
|Alex Leatherwood|OT|Alabama|||
|Trevon Moehrig|S|TCU|||
|Malcolm Koonce|LB|Buffalo|||
|Divine Deablo|S|Virginia Tech|||
|Tyree Gillespie|S|Missouri|||
|Nate Hobbs|CB|Illinois|||
|Jimmy Morrissey|C|Pittsburgh|||

### Schedule

|style=""|Week|style=""|Date|style=""|Opponent|style=""|Result|style=""|Record|style=""|Venue|style=""|Recap|
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
||Baltimore Ravens|**W** 33–27|1–0|Allegiant Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|September 19|at Pittsburgh Steelers|**W** 26–17|2–0|Heinz Field|Recap|||||||||
|September 26|Miami Dolphins|**W** 31–28|3–0|Allegiant Stadium|Recap|||||||||
||at **Los Angeles Chargers**|**L** 14–28|3–1|SoFi Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|October 10|Chicago Bears|**L** 9–20|3–2|Allegiant Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|October 17|at **Denver Broncos**|**W** 34–24|4–2|Empower Field at Mile High|Recap|||||||||
|October 24|Philadelphia Eagles|**W** 33–22|5–2|Allegiant Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|colspan="6"|_Bye_|||||||||||||
|November 7|at New York Giants|**L** 16–23|5–3|MetLife Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|November 14|**Kansas City Chiefs**|**L** 14–41|5–4|Allegiant Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|November 21|Cincinnati Bengals|**L** 13–32|5–5|Allegiant Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|November 25|at Dallas Cowboys|**W** 36–33|6–5|AT&T Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|December 5|Washington Football Team**|**L** 15–17|6–6|Allegiant Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|December 12|at **Kansas City Chiefs**|**L** 9–48|6–7|Arrowhead Stadium|Recap|||||||||
||at Cleveland Browns|**W** 16–14|7–7|FirstEnergy Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|December 26|**Denver Broncos**|**W** 17–13|8–7|Allegiant Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|January 2|at Indianapolis Colts|**W** 23–20|9–7|Lucas Oil Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|January 9|**Los Angeles Chargers**|**W** 35–32|10–7|Allegiant Stadium|Recap|||||||||
**Note:** Intra-division opponents are in **bold''' text.

### Schedule

|style=""|Round|style=""|Date|style=""|Opponent (seed)|style=""|Result|style=""|Record|style=""|Venue|style=""|Recap|
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
||at Cincinnati Bengals (4)|**L** 19–26|0–1|Paul Brown Stadium|Recap|||||||||

## Infobox (nfl team season)

- **team**: Las Vegas Raiders
- **logo**: Las Vegas Raiders wordmark.svg
- **year**: 2021
- **record**: 10–7
- **division place**: 2nd AFC West
- **coach**: Jon Gruden (resigned Oct. 11, 3–2 record)
 Rich Bisaccia (replacement; 7–5 record)
- **general manager**: Mike Mayock
- **owner**: Mark Davis (American football), Mark Davis
Carol Davis (American football), Carol Davis
- **stadium**: Allegiant Stadium
- **playoffs**: Lost 2021–22 NFL playoffs, Wild Card Playoffs (at 2021 Cincinnati Bengals season, Bengals) 19–26
- **uniform**:
- **shortnavlink**: Raiders seasons
2021 Baltimore Ravens season

The 2021 season was the Baltimore Ravens' 26th season in the National Football League and their fourteenth under head coach John Harbaugh.

## Draft

|Round|Selection|Player|Position|College|
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
|Rashod Bateman|WR|Minnesota|||
|Odafe Oweh|OLB|Penn State|||
|Ben Cleveland|OG|Georgia|||
|Brandon Stephens|CB|SMU|||
|Tylan Wallace|WR|Oklahoma State|||
|Shaun Wade|CB|Ohio State|||
|Daelin Hayes|OLB|Notre Dame|||
|Ben Mason|FB|Michigan|||

### Schedule

The Ravens' 2021 schedule was announced on May 12.

|style=""|Week|style=""|Date|style=""|Opponent|style=""|Result|style=""|Record|style=""|Venue|style=""|Recap|
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
||at Las Vegas Raiders|**L** 27–33|0–1|Allegiant Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|September 19|Kansas City Chiefs|**W** 36–35|1–1|M&T Bank Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|September 26|at Detroit Lions|**W** 19–17|2–1|Ford Field|Recap|||||||||
|October 3|at Denver Broncos|**W** 23–7|3–1|Empower Field at Mile High|Recap|||||||||
||Indianapolis Colts|**W** 31–25|4–1|M&T Bank Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|October 17|Los Angeles Chargers|**W** 34–6|5–1|M&T Bank Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|October 24|**Cincinnati Bengals**|**L** 17–41|5–2|M&T Bank Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|colspan="6"|_Bye_|||||||||||||
|November 7|Minnesota Vikings|**W** 34–31|6–2|M&T Bank Stadium|Recap|||||||||
||at Miami Dolphins|**L** 10–22|6–3|Hard Rock Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|November 21|at Chicago Bears|**W** 16–13|7–3|Soldier Field|Recap|||||||||
|November 28|**Cleveland Browns**|**W** 16–10|8–3|M&T Bank Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|December 5|at **Pittsburgh Steelers**|**L** 19–20|8–4|Heinz Field|Recap|||||||||
|December 12|at **Cleveland Browns**|**L** 22–24|8–5|FirstEnergy Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|December 19|Green Bay Packers|**L** 30–31|8–6|M&T Bank Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|December 26|at **Cincinnati Bengals**|**L** 21–41|8–7|Paul Brown Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|January 2|Los Angeles Rams|**L** 19–20|8–8|M&T Bank Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|January 9|**Pittsburgh Steelers**|**L** 13–16|8–9|M&T Bank Stadium|Recap|||||||||
**Note:** Intra-division opponents are in **bold** text.

## Infobox (nfl team season)

- **team**: Baltimore Ravens
- **year**: 2021
- **record**: 8–9
- **division place**: 4th AFC North
- **coach**: John Harbaugh
- **general manager**: Eric DeCosta
- **owner**: Steve Bisciotti
- **stadium**: M&T Bank Stadium
- **playoffs**: _Did not qualify_
- **pro bowlers**: TE Mark Andrews (American football), Mark Andrews
RS Devin Duvernay
QB Lamar Jackson
FB Patrick Ricard (American football), Patrick Ricard
K Justin Tucker
- **ap all-pros**: TE Mark Andrews (American football), Mark Andrews _<small>(1st team)</small>_
RS Devin Duvernay _<small>(1st team)</small>_
K Justin Tucker _<small>(1st team)</small>_
- **mvp**: Mark Andrews (American football), Mark Andrews
- **uniform**: Baltimore ravens uniforms.png
- **shortnavlink**: Ravens seasons
2021 New York Giants season

The 2021 season was the New York Giants' 97th season in the National Football League and their second and final under head coach Joe Judge.

## Draft

|Round|Selection|Player|Position|College|
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
|Kadarius Toney|WR|Florida|||
|Azeez Ojulari|LB|Georgia|||
|Aaron Robinson|CB|UCF|||
|Elerson Smith|LB|Northern Iowa|||
|Gary Brightwell|RB|Arizona|||
|Rodarius Williams|CB|Oklahoma State|||

### Schedule

The schedule was announced on May 12.

|style=""|Week|style=""|Date|style=""|Opponent|style=""|Result|style=""|Record|style=""|Venue|style=""|Recap|
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
|September 12|Denver Broncos|**L** 13–27|0–1|MetLife Stadium|Recap|||||||||
||at **Washington Football Team**|**L** 29–30|0–2|FedExField|Recap|||||||||
|September 26|Atlanta Falcons|**L** 14–17|0–3|MetLife Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|October 3|at New Orleans Saints|**W** 27–21|1–3|Caesars Superdome|Recap|||||||||
|October 10|at **Dallas Cowboys**|**L** 20–44|1–4|AT&T Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|October 17|Los Angeles Rams|**L** 11–38|1–5|MetLife Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|October 24|Carolina Panthers|**W** 25–3|2–5|MetLife Stadium|Recap|||||||||
||at Kansas City Chiefs|**L** 17–20|2–6|Arrowhead Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|November 7|Las Vegas Raiders|**W** 23–16|3–6|MetLife Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|colspan="6"|_Bye_|||||||||||||
||at Tampa Bay Buccaneers|**L** 10–30|3–7|Raymond James Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|November 28|**Philadelphia Eagles**|**W** 13–7|4–7|MetLife Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|December 5|at Miami Dolphins|**L** 9–20|4–8|Hard Rock Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|December 12|at Los Angeles Chargers|**L** 21–37|4–9|SoFi Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|December 19|**Dallas Cowboys**|**L** 6–21|4–10|MetLife Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|December 26|at **Philadelphia Eagles**|**L** 10–34|4–11|Lincoln Financial Field|Recap|||||||||
|January 2|at Chicago Bears|**L** 3–29|4–12|Soldier Field|Recap|||||||||
|January 9|**Washington Football Team**|**L** 7–22|4–13|MetLife Stadium|Recap|||||||||
**Note:** Intra-division opponents are in **bold** text.

## Infobox (nfl team season)

- **team**: New York Giants
- **logo**:
- **year**: 2021
- **record**: 4–13
- **division place**: 4th NFC East
- **playoffs**: _Did not qualify_
- **coach**: Joe Judge (American football), Joe Judge
- **owner**: John Mara
Steve Tisch
- **general manager**: Dave Gettleman
- **off coach**: Freddie Kitchens
- **def coach**: Patrick Graham (American football), Patrick Graham
- **stadium**: MetLife Stadium
- **uniform**: New York Giants Uniforms 2021.png
- **shortnavlink**: Giants seasons
2021 Washington Football Team season

The 2021 season was the 90th season for the Washington Football Team and their second under head coach Ron Rivera.

## Draft

|Round|Selection|Player|Position|College|Notes|
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
|Jamin Davis|LB|Kentucky||||
|Sam Cosmi|T|Texas||||
|Benjamin St-Juste|CB|Minnesota|from San Francisco|||
|Dyami Brown|WR|North Carolina||||
|John Bates|TE|Boise State||||
|Darrick Forrest|SS|Cincinnati||||
|Camaron Cheeseman|LS|Michigan|from Philadelphia|||
|William Bradley-King|DE|Baylor||||
|Shaka Toney|DE|Penn State||||
|Dax Milne|WR|BYU|from Miami|||

### Regular season

|style=""|Week|style=""|Date|style=""|Opponent|style=""|Result|style=""|Record|style=""|Venue|style=""|Recap|
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
|September 12|Los Angeles Chargers|**L** 16–20|0–1|FedExField|Recap|||||||||
||**New York Giants**|**W** 30–29|1–1|FedExField|Recap|||||||||
|September 26|at Buffalo Bills|**L** 21–43|1–2|Highmark Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|October 3|at Atlanta Falcons|**W** 34–30|2–2|Mercedes-Benz Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|October 10|New Orleans Saints|**L** 22–33|2–3|FedExField|Recap|||||||||
|October 17|Kansas City Chiefs|**L** 13–31|2–4|FedExField|Recap|||||||||
|October 24|at Green Bay Packers|**L** 10–24|2–5|Lambeau Field|Recap|||||||||
|October 31|at Denver Broncos|**L** 10–17|2–6|Empower Field at Mile High|Recap|||||||||
|colspan="6"|_Bye_|||||||||||||
|November 14|Tampa Bay Buccaneers|**W** 29–19|3–6|FedExField|Recap|||||||||
|November 21|at Carolina Panthers|**W** 27–21|4–6|Bank of America Stadium|Recap|||||||||
||Seattle Seahawks|**W** 17–15|5–6|FedExField|Recap|||||||||
|December 5|at Las Vegas Raiders|**W** 17–15|6–6|Allegiant Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|December 12|**Dallas Cowboys**|**L** 20–27|6–7|FedExField|Recap|||||||||
||at **Philadelphia Eagles**|**L** 17–27|6–8|Lincoln Financial Field|Recap|||||||||
|December 26|at **Dallas Cowboys**|**L** 14–56|6–9|AT&T Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|January 2|**Philadelphia Eagles**|**L** 16–20|6–10|FedExField|Recap|||||||||
|January 9|at **New York Giants**|**W** 22–7|7–10|MetLife Stadium|Recap|||||||||
**Note:** Intra-division opponents are in **bold** text.

## Infobox (nfl team season)

- **team**: Washington Football Team
- **logo**:
- **year**: 2021
- **record**: 7–10
- **division place**: 3rd NFC East
- **coach**: Ron Rivera
- **president**: Jason Wright
- **general manager**: Martin Mayhew
- **off coach**: Scott Turner (American football), Scott Turner
- **def coach**: Jack Del Rio
- **owner**: Daniel Snyder
- **stadium**: FedExField
- **playoffs**: _Did not qualify_
- **pro bowlers**: OG Brandon Scherff
DT Jonathan Allen
- **uniform**:
- **shortnavlink**: Washington seasons
2021 Los Angeles Chargers season

The 2021 season was the Los Angeles Chargers' 52nd season in the National Football League (NFL) and their first under head coach Brandon Staley.

## Draft

|Round|Selection|Player|Position|College|Notes|
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
|Rashawn Slater|OT|Northwestern||||
|Asante Samuel Jr.|CB|Florida State||||
|Josh Palmer|WR|Tennessee||||
|Tre' McKitty|TE|Georgia|Compensatory selection|||
|Chris Rumph II|OLB|Duke||||
|Brenden Jaimes|OT|Nebraska||||
|Nick Niemann|LB|Iowa|from Jacksonville via Tennessee|||
|Larry Rountree III|RB|Missouri||||
|Mark Webb|S|Georgia||||

### Schedule

|style=""|Week|style=""|Date|style=""|Opponent|style=""|Result|style=""|Record|style=""|Venue|style=""|Recap|
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
|September 12|at Washington Football Team|**W** 20–16|1–0|FedExField|Recap|||||||||
|September 19|Dallas Cowboys|**L** 17–20|1–1|SoFi Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|September 26|at **Kansas City Chiefs**|**W** 30–24|2–1|Arrowhead Stadium|Recap|||||||||
||**Las Vegas Raiders**|**W** 28–14|3–1|SoFi Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|October 10|Cleveland Browns|**W** 47–42|4–1|SoFi Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|October 17|at Baltimore Ravens|**L** 6–34|4–2|M&T Bank Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|colspan="6"|_Bye_|||||||||||||
|October 31|New England Patriots|**L** 24–27|4–3|SoFi Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|November 7|at Philadelphia Eagles|**W** 27–24|5–3|Lincoln Financial Field|Recap|||||||||
|November 14|Minnesota Vikings|**L** 20–27|5–4|SoFi Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|November 21|Pittsburgh Steelers|**W** 41–37|6–4|SoFi Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|November 28|at **Denver Broncos**|**L** 13–28|6–5|Empower Field at Mile High|Recap|||||||||
|December 5|at Cincinnati Bengals|**W** 41–22|7–5|Paul Brown Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|December 12|New York Giants|**W** 37–21|8–5|SoFi Stadium|Recap|||||||||
||**Kansas City Chiefs**|**L** 28–34|8–6|SoFi Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|December 26|at Houston Texans|**L** 29–41|8–7|NRG Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|January 2|**Denver Broncos**|**W** 34–13|9–7|SoFi Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|January 9|at **Las Vegas Raiders**|**L** 32–35|9–8|Allegiant Stadium|Recap|||||||||
**Note:** Intra-division opponents are in **bold** text.

## Infobox (nfl team season)

- **team**: Los Angeles Chargers
- **year**: 2021
- **record**: 9–8
- **division place**: 3rd AFC West
- **coach**: Brandon Staley
- **general manager**: Tom Telesco
- **owner**: Dean Spanos
- **stadium**: SoFi Stadium
- **playoffs**: _Did not qualify_
- **uniform**:
- **shortnavlink**: Chargers seasons
2021 Cleveland Browns season

The 2021 season was the Cleveland Browns' 69th season as a member of the National Football League and their second under head coach Kevin Stefanski.

## Draft

|Round|Selection|Player|Position|College|Notes|
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
|Greg Newsome II|CB|Northwestern||||
|Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah|LB|Notre Dame|from Chicago via Carolina|||
|Anthony Schwartz|WR|Auburn|from New Orleans|||
|James Hudson|OT|Cincinnati|from Philadelphia|||
|Tommy Togiai|DT|Ohio State||||
|Tony Fields II|LB|West Virginia|from Detroit|||
|Richard LeCounte|S|Georgia|from Los Angeles Rams|||
|Demetric Felton|RB|UCLA||||

### Schedule

The Browns' 2021 schedule was announced on May 12.

|style=""|Week|style=""|Date|style=""|Opponent|style=""|Result|style=""|Record|style=""|Venue|style=""|Recap|
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
|September 12|at Kansas City Chiefs|**L** 29–33|0–1|Arrowhead Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|September 19|Houston Texans|**W** 31–21|1–1|FirstEnergy Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|September 26|Chicago Bears|**W** 26–6|2–1|FirstEnergy Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|October 3|at Minnesota Vikings|**W** 14–7|3–1|U.S. Bank Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|October 10|at Los Angeles Chargers|**L** 42–47|3–2|SoFi Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|October 17|Arizona Cardinals|**L** 14–37|3–3|FirstEnergy Stadium|Recap|||||||||
||Denver Broncos|**W** 17–14|4–3|FirstEnergy Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|October 31|**Pittsburgh Steelers**|**L** 10–15|4–4|FirstEnergy Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|November 7|at **Cincinnati Bengals**|**W** 41–16|5–4|Paul Brown Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|November 14|at New England Patriots|**L** 7–45|5–5|Gillette Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|November 21|Detroit Lions|**W** 13–10|6–5|FirstEnergy Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|November 28|at **Baltimore Ravens**|**L** 10–16|6–6|M&T Bank Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|colspan="6"|_Bye_|||||||||||||
|December 12|**Baltimore Ravens**|**W** 24–22|7–6|FirstEnergy Stadium|Recap|||||||||
||Las Vegas Raiders|**L** 14–16|7–7|FirstEnergy Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|December 25|at Green Bay Packers|**L** 22–24|7–8|Lambeau Field|Recap|||||||||
||at **Pittsburgh Steelers**|**L** 14–26|7–9|Heinz Field|Recap|||||||||
|January 9|**Cincinnati Bengals**|**W** 21–16|8–9|FirstEnergy Stadium|Recap|||||||||
**Note:** Intra-division opponents are in **bold** text.

## Infobox (nfl team season)

- **team**: Cleveland Browns
- **logo**: Cleveland Browns (20060648078).jpg
- **year**: 2021
- **record**: 8–9
- **division place**: 3rd AFC North
- **playoffs**: _Did not qualify_
- **coach**: Kevin Stefanski
- **general manager**: Andrew Berry (American football), Andrew Berry (executive vice president, EVP of Football Ops/GM)
- **owner**: Jimmy Haslam, Jimmy and Dee Haslam
- **stadium**: FirstEnergy Stadium
- **pro bowlers**: G Joel Bitonio
RB Nick Chubb
DE Myles Garrett
G Wyatt Teller
CB Denzel Ward
- **ap all-pros**: G Joel Bitonio _<small>(1st team)</small>_
DE Myles Garrett _<small>(1st team)</small>_
G Wyatt Teller _<small>(2nd team)</small>_
- **uniform**:
- **shortnavlink**: Browns seasons
SC Rudolfshügel

**SC Rudolfshügel** was a football club from Favoriten, a district of Vienna. The club played from 1902 until 1934. From 1907 until 1927 he played in highest level of Austrian football. In 1919 he was runner-up in the championship. The colors were blue and white. The club was named after a elevation between Laaer Berg and Wienerberg.

## Infobox (football club)

- **clubname**: SC Rudolfshügel
- **fullname**: Sportclub Rudolfshügel
- **founded**: 2 September 1902
- **dissolved**: 1934
Burghausen bei Schweinfurt

**Burghausen** in Lower Franconia is a village in the commune of Wasserlosen.

## Other websites

- Website of Burghausen
1991 Buffalo Bills season

The **1991 Buffalo Bills season** was the 32nd season and 22nd in the National Football League. They ended their season with their second Super Bowl appearance in a row but lost to the Washington Redskins, 24–37.

### Schedule

|style=""|Week|style=""|Date|style=""|Opponent|style=""|Result|style=""|Record|style=""|Venue|style=""|Attendance|
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
|September 1|**Miami Dolphins**|**W** 35–31|1–0|Rich Stadium|80,252|||||||||
|September 8|**Pittsburgh Steelers**|**W** 52–34|2–0|Rich Stadium|79,545|||||||||
|September 15|at New York Jets|**W** 23–20|3–0|Giants Stadium|65,309|||||||||
|September 22|at Tampa Bay Buccaneers|**W** 17–10|4–0|Tampa Stadium|57,323|||||||||
|September 29|Chicago Bears|**W** 35–20|5–0|Rich Stadium|80,366|||||||||
|October 7|at Kansas City Chiefs|**L** 6–33|5–1|Arrowhead Stadium|76,120|||||||||
|October 13|**Indianapolis Colts**|**W** 42–6|6–1|Rich Stadium|79,015|||||||||
|October 21|Cincinnati Bengals|**W** 35–16|7–1|Rich Stadium|80,131|||||||||
|colspan="7"|_Bye_|||||||||||||
|November 3|**New England Patriots**|**W** 22–17|8–1|Rich Stadium|78,278|||||||||
|November 10|at Green Bay Packers|**W** 34–24|9–1|Milwaukee County Stadium|52,175|||||||||
|November 18|at **Miami Dolphins**|**W** 41–27|10–1|Joe Robbie Stadium|71,062|||||||||
|November 24|at **New England Patriots**|**L** 13–16|10–2|Foxboro Stadium|47,053|||||||||
|December 1|**New York Jets**|**W** 24–13|11–2|Rich Stadium|80,243|||||||||
|December 8|at Los Angeles Raiders|**W** 30–27|12–2|Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum|85,081|||||||||
|December 15|at **Indianapolis Colts**|**W** 35–7|13–2|Hoosier Dome|48,286|||||||||
|December 22|Detroit Lions|**L** 14–17|13–3|Rich Stadium|78,059|||||||||
**Note:** Intra-division opponents are in **bold** text.

### Schedule

|style=""|Round|style=""|Date|style=""|Opponent (seed)|style=""|Result|style=""|Record|style=""|Venue|
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
|January 5, 1992|Kansas City (4)|**W** 37–14|1–0|Rich Stadium||||||||
|January 12, 1992|Denver Broncos (2)|**W** 10–7|2–0|Rich Stadium||||||||
|January 26, 1992|Washington Redskins (1)|**L** 24–37|2–1|Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome||||||||

## Infobox (nfl team season)

- **team**: Buffalo Bills
- **year**: 1991
- **record**: 13–3
- **division place**: 1st American Football Conference East Division, AFC East
- **coach**: Marv Levy
- **general manager**: Bill Polian
- **owner**: Ralph Wilson
- **stadium**: Rich Stadium
- **playoffs**: **Won** **1991–92 NFL playoffs, Divisional Playoffs** (vs. 1991 Kansas City Chiefs season, Chiefs) 37–14
**Won** **AFC Championship** (vs. 1991 Denver Broncos season, Broncos) 10–7
Lost Super Bowl XXVI (vs. 1991 Washington Redskins season, Redskins) 24–37
- **shortnavlink**: Bills seasons
2020 Detroit Lions season

The 2020 season was the Detroit Lions' 91st in the National Football League (NFL) and their third and final season under head coach Matt Patricia. This season, their opponents scored more points and yards against them than any other season in Lions history, and the third most for both for any team in NFL history.

## Draft

|Round|Selection|Player|Position|College|Notes|Source|
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
|Jeff Okudah|CB|Ohio State|||||
|D'Andre Swift|RB|Georgia|||||
|Julian Okwara|DE|Notre Dame|||||
|Jonah Jackson|G|Ohio State|from Indianapolis||||
|Logan Stenberg|G|Kentucky|from Las Vegas||||
|Quintez Cephus|WR|Wisconsin|||||
|Jason Huntley|RB|New Mexico State|from Las Vegas||||
|John Penisini|DT|Utah|from Indianapolis||||
|Jashon Cornell|DT|Ohio State|from New England||||

### Schedule

|style=""|Week|style=""|Date|style=""|Opponent|style=""|Result|style=""|Record|style=""|Venue|style=""|Recap|
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
|September 13|**Chicago Bears**|**L** 23–27|0–1|Ford Field|Recap|||||||||
|September 20|at **Green Bay Packers**|**L** 21–42|0–2|Lambeau Field|Recap|||||||||
|September 27|at Arizona Cardinals|**W** 26–23|1–2|State Farm Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|October 4|New Orleans Saints|**L** 29–35|1–3|Ford Field|Recap|||||||||
|colspan="6"|_Bye_|||||||||||||
|October 18|at Jacksonville Jaguars|**W** 34–16|2–3|TIAA Bank Field|Recap|||||||||
|October 25|at Atlanta Falcons|**W** 23–22|3–3|Mercedes-Benz Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|November 1|Indianapolis Colts|**L** 21–41|3–4|Ford Field|Recap|||||||||
|November 8|at **Minnesota Vikings**|**L** 20–34|3–5|U.S. Bank Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|November 15|Washington Football Team|**W** 30–27|4–5|Ford Field|Recap|||||||||
|November 22|at Carolina Panthers|**L** 0–20|4–6|Bank of America Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|November 26|Houston Texans|**L** 25–41|4–7|Ford Field|Recap|||||||||
|December 6|at **Chicago Bears**|**W** 34–30|5–7|Soldier Field|Recap|||||||||
|December 13|**Green Bay Packers**|**L** 24–31|5–8|Ford Field|Recap|||||||||
|December 20|at Tennessee Titans|**L** 25–46|5–9|Nissan Stadium|Recap|||||||||
||Tampa Bay Buccaneers|**L** 7–47|5–10|Ford Field|Recap|||||||||
|January 3|**Minnesota Vikings**|**L** 35–37|5–11|Ford Field|Recap|||||||||
**Note:** Intra-division opponents are in **bold** text.

## Infobox (nfl team season)

- **team**: Detroit Lions
- **year**: 2020
- **record**: 5–11
- **division place**: 4th NFC North
- **coach**: Matt Patricia (fired Nov. 28; 4–7 record)
Darrell Bevell (interim; 1–4 record; COVID-19 Week 16)
Robert Prince (American football), Robert Prince (interim Week 16; 0–1 record)
- **general manager**: Vacant (Bob Quinn (American football), Bob Quinn fired Nov. 28)
- **owner**: Sheila Ford Hamp
- **stadium**: Ford Field
- **playoffs**: _Did not qualify_
- **pro bowlers**: TE T. J. Hockenson
C Frank Ragnow
P Jack Fox (American football), Jack Fox
- **ap all-pros**: C Frank Ragnow _<small>(2nd team)</small>_
P Jack Fox (American football), Jack Fox _<small>(2nd team)</small>_
- **uniform**: Detroit lions unif17.png
- **shortnavlink**: Lions seasons
D'Andre Swift

**D'Andre Tiyon Swift** (born January 14, 1999) is an American football player for the Detroit Lions of the National Football League (NFL). He plays the running back position. Before entering the NFL, he played for the Georgia Bulldogs football team, a college team in Georgia. He was selected in the second round of the 2020 NFL Draft.

## NFL statistics

|rowspan="2"|Year|rowspan="2"|Team|colspan="2"|Games|colspan="5"|Rushing|colspan="5"|Receiving|colspan="2"|Fumbles|||
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
|**13**|**4**|114|**521**|**4.6**|**54**|**8**|46|357|7.8|26|**2**|3|2|
|9|2|**123**|419|3.41|16|3|**50**|**420**|**8.4**|**63**|**2**|1|1|

## Infobox (nfl biography)

- **name**: D'Andre Swift
- **image**: GA VS LSU E101318 9.jpg
- **caption**: Swift with Georgia in 2018
- **current team**: Detroit Lions
- **number**: 32
- **position**: Running back
- **birth place**: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
- **height ft**: 5
- **height in**: 9
- **weight lb**: 215
- **high school**: St. Joseph's Preparatory School, Saint Joseph's Prep
(Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)
- **college**: Georgia Bulldogs football, Georgia (2017–2019)
- **draftyear**: 2020
- **draftround**: 2
- **draftpick**: 35
- **pastteams**: * Detroit Lions  (–present)
- **status**: Active
- **highlights**: * First Team All-SEC (2019 All-SEC football team, 2019)
* Second-Team All-SEC (2018 All-SEC football team, 2018)
* Mr. Pennsylvania Football (2016)
*_USA Today_ High School All-American (2016 USA Today All-USA high school football team, 2016)
- **statleague**: NFL
- **statseason**: 2021
- **statlabel1**: Rushing yards
- **statvalue1**: 1,108
- **statlabel2**: Average, Rushing average
- **statvalue2**: 4.3
- **statlabel3**: Touchdown, Rushing touchdowns
- **statvalue3**: 12
- **statlabel4**: Reception (American football), Receptions
- **statvalue4**: 104
- **statlabel5**: Receiving yards
- **statvalue5**: 793
- **statlabel6**: Touchdown, Receiving touchdowns
- **statvalue6**: 4
- **nfl**: d-andre-swift
- **pfr**: S/SwifDA00
Jared Goff

**Jared Thomas Goff** (born October 14, 1994) is an American football player for the Detroit Lions of the National Football League (NFL). He plays the quarterback position. He was selected first in the 2016 NFL Draft by the Los Angeles Rams.

## Infobox (nfl biography)

- **name**: Jared Goff
- **image**: Jared Goff 2022.jpg
- **caption**: Goff in 2022
- **number**: 16
- **current team**: Detroit Lions
- **position**: Quarterback
- **birth place**: Novato, California
- **height ft**: 6
- **height in**: 4
- **weight lbs**: 222
- **high school**: Marin Catholic High School, Marin Catholic (Kentfield, California)
- **college**: California Golden Bears football, California (2013–2015)
- **draftyear**: 2016
- **draftround**: 1
- **draftpick**: List of first overall National Football League draft picks, 1
- **pastteams**: * Los Angeles Rams (–)
* Detroit Lions (–present)
- **status**: Active
- **highlights**: * 2× Pro Bowl (2018 Pro Bowl, 2017, 2019 Pro Bowl, 2018)
* First-team List of All-Pac-12 Conference football teams, All-Pac-12 (2015 All-Pac-12 Conference football team, 2015)
;NFL records
* Most Completions in a regular season game (45 tied with Drew Bledsoe)
- **statseason**: 2021
- **statlabel1**: Touchdown, TD–Interception, INT
- **statvalue1**: 126–63
- **statlabel2**: Passing yards
- **statvalue2**: 21,416
- **statlabel3**: Completion percentage
- **statvalue3**: 64.1
- **statlabel4**: Passer rating
- **statvalue4**: 91.5
- **statlabel5**: Rushing yards
- **statvalue5**: 401
- **statlabel6**: Rushing touchdowns
- **statvalue6**: 10
- **nflnew**: Jared-Goff
- **pfr**: GoffJa00
2019 Detroit Lions season

The 2019 season was the Detroit Lions' 90th in the National Football League (NFL) and their second year under head coach Matt Patricia.

### Schedule

|style=""|Week|style=""|Date|style=""|Opponent|style=""|Result|style=""|Record|style=""|Venue|style=""|NFL.com recap|
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
|September 8|at Arizona Cardinals|**T** 27–27|0–0–1|State Farm Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|September 15|Los Angeles Chargers|**W** 13–10|1–0–1|Ford Field|Recap|||||||||
|September 22|at Philadelphia Eagles|**W** 27–24|2–0–1|Lincoln Financial Field|Recap|||||||||
|September 29|Kansas City Chiefs|**L** 30–34|2–1–1|Ford Field|Recap|||||||||
|colspan="6"|_Bye_|||||||||||||
||at **Green Bay Packers**|**L** 22–23|2–2–1|Lambeau Field|Recap|||||||||
|October 20|**Minnesota Vikings**|**L** 30–42|2–3–1|Ford Field|Recap|||||||||
|October 27|New York Giants|**W** 31–26|3–3–1|Ford Field|Recap|||||||||
|November 3|at Oakland Raiders|**L** 24–31|3–4–1|RingCentral Coliseum|Recap|||||||||
|November 10|at **Chicago Bears**|**L** 13–20|3–5–1|Soldier Field|Recap|||||||||
|November 17|Dallas Cowboys|**L** 27–35|3–6–1|Ford Field|Recap|||||||||
|November 24|at Washington Redskins|**L** 16–19|3–7–1|FedExField|Recap|||||||||
|November 28|**Chicago Bears**|**L** 20–24|3–8–1|Ford Field|Recap|||||||||
|December 8|at **Minnesota Vikings**|**L** 7–20|3–9–1|U.S. Bank Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|December 15|Tampa Bay Buccaneers|**L** 17–38|3–10–1|Ford Field|Recap|||||||||
|December 22|at Denver Broncos|**L** 17–27|3–11–1|Empower Field at Mile High|Recap|||||||||
|December 29|**Green Bay Packers**|**L** 20–23|3–12–1|Ford Field|Recap|||||||||
**Note:** Intra-division opponents are in **bold** text.

## Infobox (nfl team season)

- **team**: Detroit Lions
- **year**: 2019
- **record**: 3–12–1
- **division place**: 4th NFC North
- **coach**: Matt Patricia
- **general manager**: Bob Quinn (American football), Bob Quinn
- **owner**: Martha Firestone Ford
- **stadium**: Ford Field
- **playoffs**: _Did not qualify_
- **pro bowlers**: CB Darius Slay
WR Kenny Golladay
- **ap all-pros**: _None_
- **uniform**:
- **shortnavlink**: Lions seasons
2018 Detroit Lions season

The 2018 season was the Detroit Lions' 89th in the National Football League (NFL) and their first under head coach Matt Patricia.

## Draft

|Round|Selection|Player|Position|College|Source|
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
|Frank Ragnow|C|Arkansas||||
|Kerryon Johnson|RB|Auburn||||
|Tracy Walker|S|Louisiana||||
|Da'Shawn Hand|DE|Alabama||||
|Tyrell Crosby|OT|Oregon||||
|Nick Bawden|FB|San Diego State||||

### Regular season

|style=""|Week|style=""|Date|style=""|Opponent|style=""|Result|style=""|Record|style=""|Game site|style=""|NFL.com recap|
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
||New York Jets|**L** 17–48|0–1|Ford Field|Recap|||||||||
|September 16|at San Francisco 49ers|**L** 27–30|0–2|Levi's Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|September 23|New England Patriots|**W** 26–10|1–2|Ford Field|Recap|||||||||
|September 30|at Dallas Cowboys|**L** 24–26|1–3|AT&T Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|October 7|**Green Bay Packers**|**W** 31–23|2–3|Ford Field|Recap|||||||||
|colspan="6"|_Bye_|||||||||||||
|October 21|at Miami Dolphins|**W** 32–21|3–3|Hard Rock Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|October 28|Seattle Seahawks|**L** 14–28|3–4|Ford Field|Recap|||||||||
|November 4|at **Minnesota Vikings**|**L** 9–24|3–5|U.S. Bank Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|November 11|at **Chicago Bears**|**L** 22–34|3–6|Soldier Field|Recap|||||||||
|November 18|Carolina Panthers|**W** 20–19|4–6|Ford Field|Recap|||||||||
|November 22|**Chicago Bears**|**L** 16–23|4–7|Ford Field|Recap|||||||||
|December 2|Los Angeles Rams|**L** 16–30|4–8|Ford Field|Recap|||||||||
|December 9|at Arizona Cardinals|**W** 17–3|5–8|State Farm Stadium|Recap|||||||||
|December 16|at Buffalo Bills|**L** 13–14|5–9|New Era Field|Recap|||||||||
|December 23|**Minnesota Vikings**|**L** 9–27|5–10|Ford Field|Recap|||||||||
|December 30|at **Green Bay Packers**|**W** 31–0|6–10|Lambeau Field|Recap|||||||||
**Note:** Intra-division opponents are in **bold** text.

## Infobox (nfl team season)

- **team**: Detroit Lions
- **year**: 2018
- **record**: 6–10
- **division place**: 4th NFC North
- **coach**: Matt Patricia
- **general manager**: Bob Quinn (American football), Bob Quinn
- **owner**: Martha Firestone Ford
- **stadium**: Ford Field
- **playoffs**: _Did not qualify_
- **pro bowlers**: CB Darius Slay
 LS Don Muhlbach
- **uniform**:
- **shortnavlink**: Lions seasons
Sepia

**Sepia** may refer to:

## Biology

- _Sepia_ (genus), a genus of cuttlefish

## Color

- Sepia (color), a reddish-brown color
- Sepia tone, a photography technique

## Music

- _Sepia_, a 2001 album by Coco Mbassi
- _Sepia_ (album) by Takahashi Yu
- "Sepia" (song), by the Manic Street Preachers
- a song by Sheila On 7
- "Sepia", a song on the album _Perfecto Presents Ibiza_ by Paul Oakenfold
- "Sepia" (Plan B song), a song on  the album _Heaven Before All Hell Breaks Loose_

## Other uses

- Sepia (restaurant), an upscale restaurant in Chicago
- _Sepia_ (magazine), an African American-focused photojournalism magazine
- nickname of RENFE Class 120 / 121, electric trains used in Spain
- Sepia, a character in the sci-fi anime _Fight! Iczer One_
- A homeopathic remedy

## Related pages

- Sepia Jack
Lowland tropical bullfrog

The **lowland tropical bullfrog**, **Göldi's thin-toed frog**, or **rana dedilarga de Göldi** (_Leptodactylus andreae_) is a frog that lives in South America.  It lives in the Amazon Basin, east of the Andes mountains in Venezuela, Bolivia, Brazil, Ecuador, Colombia, Guyana, French Guiana, Peru, and Suriname.

## Appearance

The adult male frog is 1.7 to 2.0 long from nose to rear end and the adult female frog is 2.0 to 2.2 cm long.  This frog has brown skin with dark marks on its back.  Some of the frogs have two lighter stripes down their sides.  Each frog has white skin on its belly and pink or gray skin on the insides of its legs.

## Young

This frog has many young ones when there is a lot of rain.  It has the most in December.  The male frog digs a small hole in the ground called a burrow.  He sings for the females on the ground.  The female frog lays about 10 eggs in the burrow, covered in a nest made out of bubbles.  The tadpoles live in this foam nest and not in a pond or stream.

## Food

This frog looks for food during the day and at night.  This frog eats many kinds of insects and other animals with no bones.

## Home

This forg lives on the ground in forest that has never been cut down. It lives in forest where the ground does not get too wet. Scientists saw the frog between  above sea level. Some of these frogs live in protected places.

## Threats

Scientists from the IUCN say this frog is not in danger of dying out. But people change the places where the frog lives by cutting down forests. This means frogs in one place do not meet frogs that would have been next to them. The dangerous fungus _Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis_ can live on these frogs and make them sick with chytridiomycosis, but scientists do not know if the sickness kills these frogs.
The Nightingale (2018 movie)

***The Nightingale*** is a 2018 Australian psychological thriller/drama movie. It is written, directed and co-produced by Jennifer Kent. It stars Aisling Franciosi, Sam Claflin and Baykali Ganambarr. It was filmed mostly in English, but Irish and Palawa kani are also spoken in some parts of the movie.

Set in the penal colony of Van Diemen's Land (present-day Tasmania, Australia) in 1825, _The Nightingale_ follows a young Irish convict, Clare Carroll. With the help of an Aboriginal tracker named Billy, Clare looks to take revenge for the terrible acts carried out against her and her family by British Army officers.

The movie was given positive reviews for its performances, atmosphere, cinematography, screenplay, scope and acknowledgement of racial violence in Australia. However, there was some controversy due to its scenes that include violence and rape.
Paul B. Johnson Jr.

**Paul Burney Johnson Jr.** (January 23, 1916 – October 14, 1985) was an American lawyer and Democratic politician from Mississippi. He was Governor of Mississippi from 1964 to 1968. He was a son of former Mississippi Governor Paul B. Johnson Sr.

## Infobox (officeholder)

- **name**: Paul B. Johnson Jr.
- **image**: Paul B. Johnson Jr.jpg
- **order**: 54th
- **office**: Governor of Mississippi
- **term start**: January 21, 1964
- **term end**: January 16, 1968
- **lieutenant**: Carroll Gartin
_Vacant_
- **predecessor**: Ross Barnett, Ross R. Barnett
- **successor**: John Bell Williams
- **order2**: 23rd
- **office2**: Lieutenant Governor of Mississippi
- **term start2**: January 19, 1960
- **term end2**: January 21, 1964
- **governor2**: Ross R. Barnett
- **predecessor2**: Carroll Gartin
- **successor2**: Carroll Gartin
- **birth name**: Paul Burney Johnson Jr.
- **birth date**: January 23, 1916
- **birth place**: Hattiesburg, Mississippi, U.S.
- **death place**: Hattiesburg, Mississippi, U.S.
- **party**: Democratic Party (United States), Democratic
- **spouse**: Dorothy E. Power
- **children**: 1 daughter, 2 sons
- **profession**: Lawyer
- **alma mater**: University of Mississippi
- **battles**: World War II
*South West Pacific theatre of World War II, South Pacific
Paul B. Johnson Sr.

**Paul Burney Johnson Sr.** (March 23, 1880 – December 26, 1943) was an American lawyer, judge, and politician. He was a United States Representative from Mississippi, 1919–1923, and Governor of Mississippi, 1940–1943. His son, Paul B. Johnson Jr., later became the Governor of Mississippi. He was a Democrat.

## Infobox (officeholder)

- **name**: Paul B. Johnson Sr.
- **termend2**: March 3, 1923
- **spouse**: Corinne Venable
- **party**: Democratic
- **death place**: Hattiesburg, Mississippi
- **death date**: December 26, 1943
- **birth place**: Hillsboro, Mississippi
- **birth date**: March 23, 1880
- **successor2**: T. Webber Wilson
- **predecessor2**: Pat Harrison
- **termstart2**: March 4, 1919
- **image**: PBJohnson.jpg
- **office2**: Member of the U.S. House of Representatives
from Mississippi's 6th district
- **successor**: Dennis Murphree
- **predecessor**: Hugh L. White
- **lieutenant governor**: Dennis Murphree
- **termend**: December 26, 1943
- **termstart**: January 16, 1940
- **order**: 46th
- **office**: Governor of Mississippi
- **profession**: lawyer