Titans aim to shake off 0-3 fear against Super Bowl champs
Tennessee debates a crucial test as a 0-2 start looms, with QB Steve McNair nursing a shoulder injury, Bruce Matthews to cap his record 283rd game, and Baltimore defending champions seeking momentum after a win over Denver. Multiple NFL games and assessments follow.
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Dilfer Likely to Start for Seahawks in Key Visit
Jacksonville at Seattle matchup centers on a probable Trent Dilfer start for Seattle with Hasselbeck sidelined by injury while Ricky Watters sits out. Brunell poised to play for Jacksonville, with Mike Quinn as backup if needed.
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Hornish clinches IRL title with tight Texas win
Sam Hornish Jr. overtook Scott Sharp near the finish to win the Chevy 500 in Fort Worth in the closest 1 2 3 IRL finish. Hornish led most laps, earned the Northern Light Cup and a 4 million bonus, as Robbie Buhl and Sharp trailed in a nose to nose conclusion.
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Broncos rally to beat Wildcats in district showdown
Dayton trimmed the lead to 12-7 early in the third and grabbed control at Dayton’s 15 with 5:28 left. Lamar Mitchell ran for 18 yards on a key drive as Dayton converted two fourth downs on a 75-yard march, sealing the by a fumble recovery by Richard Ramirez with 37 seconds remaining. Coach Stewart praised the defense and late scoring surge as a needed win. Dayton heads to Crosby next Friday.
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Jets at Bills face early-season test in Buffalo
The Jets visit the Bills as New York seeks a second win while Buffalo restarts under Tom Donahoe and Gregg Williams. The Jets struggle with a weak run defense and are still adapting to the West Coast offense, contrasting with the Parcells era.
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