Steelers edge Falcons as Roethlisberger leads late push
The Steelers clinched a step toward the playoffs with a steady 27-20 win over Atlanta. Pittsburgh avoided turnovers, never trailed, and saw William Gay’s 52-yard interception return for a touchdown set the tone. Roethlisberger sealed it with a late, precise throw to Heath Miller.
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Griffin to start again for Redskins
Washington coach Jay Gruden named Robert Griffin III the starting quarterback for Saturday against the Philadelphia Eagles after Colt McCoy’s aggravated neck injury. Griffin will try to reclaim the job as the team seeks stability amid a 3-11 record and lingering uncertainty at quarterback.
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Cowboys Star Murray Sidelined by Broken Hand
DeMarco Murray, NFL rushing leader, broke his left hand during Sundays win over Philadelphia and will undergo surgery. Cowboys executive vice president Stephen Jones indicated Murray may miss the upcoming Cowboys versus Colts game, as he has repeatedly struggled with injuries this season.
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