NFL Schedule Highlights Featuring Rams Giants and More
The schedule lists NFL games including the Rams at Buffalo and the Giants at San Diego. Other picks include Tampa Bay at Washington, New England at San Francisco, Atlanta at Phoenix, Denver at Seattle, New Orleans at the Rams, and Chicago at Cleveland with multiple 9 p.m. and 1 p.m. kickoff times.
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San Diego
Denver
Indianapolis
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
New Orleans
NY Jets
Philadelphia
Phoenix
L.A. Raiders
Kansas City
Detroit
Tampa Bay
Minnesota
Green Bay
Houston
Chicago
Miami
Cincinnati
Atlanta
New England
NY Giants
Washington
San Francisco
Dallas
L.A. Rams
Falcons Win On Last-Second Field Goal Over Patriots
Atlanta's Paul McFadden kicked a 22 yard game winner with five seconds left to lift the Falcons to a 16-15 victory over New England. Atlanta improved to 2-4 as the Patriots also dropped to 2-4. Deion Sanders sparked a late drive with a 60 yard kickoff return and Keith Jones scored near halftime.
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Atlanta
Paul McFadden
Atlanta Falcons
New England Patriots
Deion Sanders
Gene Lang
Keith Jones
New England
McFadden
Falcons vs New England game ends with close score 16-15
New England led most of the contest as Greg Davis kicked three field goals including a 52 yarder. A missed extra point by Davis proved decisive as Atlanta edged the Patriots 16 to 15 after a fourth quarter field goal by McFadden.
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Atlanta
FG Davis
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McFadden
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Jones
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Greg Davis
Upset Road Wins Highlight Odd NFL Week
The Houston Oilers and Chicago Bears pulled surprising road upsets led by strong defenses and late drives. Moon led Houston over Chicago despite road struggles. Tomczak threw four picks as Chicago slipped to 4-2.
Giants Defeat Redskins In Fourth Straight Win
The Giants topple Washington 20 to 17 as the Redskins fall to 3-3. After Washington took a 4 104 lead, New York reply with two fourth down gambles resulting in touchdown passes to Mark Bavaro and Odessa Turner.
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Giants
Washington
Redskins
New York
Philadelphia
Mark Bavaro
Odessa Turner
Dolphins Defeat Bengals as Marino Leads, Sack Total Reaches 23
Miami up its season sack total to 23 by pressuring Boomer Esiason three times. The Dolphins win for the first time since 1983 after Dan Marino does not throw a TD pass. Miami improves to five straight over Cincinnati as the Bengals fail to score in the second half.
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Houston Oilers
Cincinnati Bengals
Detroit Lions
Mike Ditka
Houston
Bears
Chicago
Mike Tomczak
Minnesota
Miami
Boomer Esiason
Dolphins
Dan Marino
Bengals
Cincinnati
Lions edge Buccaneers 17 in turnover filled win
Lions defeat Buccaneers 17 to 16 as Erik Peete guides the team through four turnovers and 13 penalties for their first victory in eight games dating to last year.
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Peete
Broncos Dominate Colts 14-3 in Defensive Stand
Denver's defense stifled Indianapolis as Eric Dickerson managed 35 yards on 13 carries. The Colts totaled 128 offensive yards and 44 rushing yards, ending their three-game win streak. Humphrey and Winder produced key Broncos scores and Denver controlled time of possession.
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Tomczak
Butter
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Zencejas
Hou—White
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Hou
Houston
Pinkett
Highsmith
Moon
White
Montgomery
Rozier
Chicago
Anderson
Muster
Gentry
Suney
McKinnon
Sanders
Tornczak
Hill
Jeffires
Givins
Duncan
Jackson
Thornton
Morris
Davis
Fumbies
Seatttle
Williams
Warner
Krieg
San Diego
Spencer
Butts
McMahon
Brinson
Plummer
Floyd
Holland
Seattle
San Die McMahon
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Skansi
Tyler
Chadwick
Miller
Caravello
Walker
Cox
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W.williams
Hoge
Blacksedge
Wallace
Carter
Cleveland
Slaughter
Newsome
Metcalf
McNeil
Brennan
K.jones
Kosar
Green Bay
Woodside
Fullwood
Majkowski
Kemp
Fontenot
Haddix
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A Anderson
Dozier
Fenmney
Kramer
Sharpe
Bland
Jones
Tampa Bay
Murray
Tb—Reynolds
Igwebuike
Clark
Peete
Detrat
Paige
Jonson
Painter
Tampe Bay
Tate
Wilder
Howard
Ferguson
Smith
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Eric Dickerson
Colts
Biasucci
Den—Humphrey
Treadwell
Den—Winder
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Dickerson
Trudeau
Winder
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Alexander
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Bratton
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Boyer
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Mobley
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Sewell
Kay
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49ers rally past Cowboys for 31 14 win
San Francisco defeats Dallas 31 14 to improve to 5-1 on the road. Steve Young threw an 8 yard TD pass to Jerry Rice to spark a 17 0 fourth quarter run as the 49ers outscored opponents 83 37 in the final period this year.
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Joe Montana
Steve Young
Jerry Rice
49Ers
Raiders Triumph Over Chargers As Bo Jackson Shines
Bo Jackson returns to football with the Raiders after a brief Royals stint and fuels a 20 14 victory over the Chargers under coach Art Shell. The standout run and all around play helped establish the new era for Oakland.
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Bo Jackson
Kansas City Royals
Raiders
Art Shell
Eagles Dominate Cardinals In NFL Week Result
Eagles defense harasses Tom Tupa in his first NFL start, notching six interceptions and six sacks to beat the Cardinals who drop their fourth straight. New Orleans ends a four game skid behind three Hebert TD passes while Jumpy Geathers recovers two fumbles to set up scores.
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Tom Tupa
NFL
Cardinals
Eagles
New Orleans
Bobby Hebert
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