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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1987

Page

7

NFL Week Schedule Then and Now

The standings list matchups across the league including Atlanta at Cleveland Dallas at Detroit Los Angeles Raiders at Minnesota San Diego at Indianapolis Washington at Philadelphia New Orleans at Los Angeles Rams New England at New York Giants Seattle at New York Jets with kickoff times noted for Sunday and Monday games.

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McMahon Sparks Bears Past Chiefs in Late Rally

Jim McMahon directed the Chicago Bears to a 31-28 comeback win over the Kansas City Chiefs after trailing 28-14. He threw two fourth quarter TD passes to Willie Gault, finishing 23 of 34 for 287 yards. The game featured four Kenney TDs for KC and a late field goal by Biasucci.

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Hebert Leads Saints To Shutout Of Falcons

Saints quarterback Bobby Hebert directed two quick first quarter scoring drives and the New Orleans defense shut out Atlanta 38-0. Hebert went 16 of 26 for 171 yards, while Dalton Hilliard led rushing with 112 yards. The Saints improved to 4-3 as Atlanta fell to 2-5 in a game that featured a crowd of 42,196.

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Jackson Makes Pro Debut With Raiders In New England Loss

Bo Jackson, the 1985 Heisman winner, ran eight times for 37 yards for the Los Angeles Raiders in a 26-23 defeat at New England. He revealed football remains his priority during football season while also noting baseball with the Kansas City Royals.

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