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Rushing, passing and receiving leaders from multiple games listed for teams including New England Buffalo Indianapolis Jacksonville and others. Key figures include Brady and Manning with top pass totals, Faulk and Harrison among receiving leaders, and significant rushing yards by S Jackson Portis and Barber. A 71 810 attendance noted with numerous field goal attempts and game summaries.
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Williams powers Bucs into NFC South tie
Cadillac Williams ran 112 yards and scored twice as the Tampa Bay Buccaneers defeated the Carolina Panthers 20-10 in Charlotte to pull even atop the NFC South with each team at 9-4. The Panthers’ and Falcons remaining schedules keep the division race tight.
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Jets Stars Loss Ends Curtis Martin 119-Game Start Streak
Curtis Martin will undergo season ending knee surgery after the Jets 26 10 win over Oakland. The 11 year veteran started 119 straight regular season games and 126 including playoffs. He finished the season with 735 rushing yards.
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Packers Breaks Help Tie Late, Win On Longwell FG
In overtime the Packers drove 56 yards to set up Ryan Longwell's 28 yard field goal that beat the Lions 16 13. Brett Favre threw 170 yards with one interception while Samkon Gado rushed for 171 yards and was involved in a disputed safety overturn.
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