Rams aim to have Warner for playoff run
Rams expect quarterback Kurt Warner to return for the wild card game against the Saints after a concussion sidelined him for most of the second half in the 26-21 win. Doctors cleared him for travel, and coach Mike Martz said Warner would start, with the team optimistic despite lingering headaches. The Rams, riding a late surge, hold a 5 1/2 point edge in New Orleans as they seek a postseason upset and a potential rematch with the Giants.
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Titans Dominate Cowboys With 31 Point Third Quarter Rally
Cleveland Titans unleashed a 31 point burst in the third quarter amid Dallas turnover woes. Eddie George scored early in the period as Randall Godfrey and Henry Ford forced fumbles and returned them for a TD. Pro Bowl safety Blaine Bishop led the spree with a sack and ball strip, while Eddie Robinson and Keith Bullock added key plays as Wright struggled and Emmitt Smith was stifled.
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Gray Nips South in Senior Bowl Style Showdown
Gray scores late on a drive for a 26 01 37 mark, finishing with 259 yards and two TDs as the North beats the South in a senior showcase. David Rivers of Western Carolina tosses 237 yards with a TD and an interception. Alex Bannister and Jonathan Carter spark offense, while a 10 point rule boosts Gray’s late surge and total yardage.
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Ohio State players reflect after Michigan loss before bowl
Ohio State veteran Mitchell laments the loss while Cooper downplays long term effects. Bellisari’s late pass fails Rambo as wind swirls. Wilhelm notes relief at a bowl berth after last year’s drought and looks forward to South Carolina.
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College Bowl Games Payouts Listed For Dec 26 and 27
A garbled slate shows multiple college bowl payouts of $750000 to $2 million for games across Dec 26 and 27. East Carolina, Miami, and other programs appear with varying times and venues, including Tampa and Detroit sites.
Gridiron chaos crowns a wild playoff shakeup
The season ends with upheaval as Rams, Edinger, and Faulk star amid a bizarre finish. Jets falter late, Chargers suffer 1-15, while Y2K buzz shades a season that defied norms and left several teams counting changes and surprises.
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