Iowans in the NFL Week 17 roundup
Former Iowa players on NFL rosters deliver mixed results in Week 17. Notables include Colts tight end Dallas Clark with six receptions for 59 yards and Packers edge rusher Aaron Kampman with six tackles, while Fred Jackson rushes 136 yards for the Bills in a loss to New England.
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Iowa
Jonathan Babineaux
Atlanta Falcons
University of Iowa
St. Louis
Dallas Clark
Indianapolis Colts
Livermore
Tennessee
Colin Cole
Green Bay Packers
Detroit
Sean Considine
Philadelphia Eagles
Dallas
Charles Godfrey
Carolina Panthers
New Orleans
Chad Greenway
Minnesota Vikings
New York Giants
Reggie Hayward
Jacksonville Jaguars
Iowa State
Baltimore
LaMarcus Hicks
Detroit Lions
Green
Aaron Kampman
Aplington-Parkersburg
Kyle Orton
Chicago Bears
Altoona
Purdue
Houston
Matt Roth
Miami Dolphins
Arizona
Buffalo
Fred Jackson
Coe College
New England
Jarvis Green
Patriots
Orchard Park
N.Y
Jackson
Vikings Top Giants After Clinching Home Field With Win
The Vikings beat the Giants to secure the top NFC seed and home field. Giants running back Derrick Ward set a 1000 yard tandem with Brandon Jacobs, the fourth such duo in NFL history. Giants inactive list included Jacobs and three others as Eli Manning sat out the second half. Bernard Berrian and Do menik Hixon scored for Minnesota while Terrell Thomas missed coverage on a 54 yard TD pass.
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Derrick Ward
Panthers
Giants
NFL
Brandon Jacobs
Kevin Mack
Earnest Byner
Cleveland Browns
Jacobs
Kevin Ross
Aaron
Domenik Hixon
David Carr
America
Jerry Jones
Wade Phillips
Donovan McNabb
Brian Dawkins
Eagles
Tony Romo
Terrell Owens
Ravens
Jaguars
Baltimore
Le’Ron McClain
Jacksonville
49ERS
Redskins
San Francisco
Joe Nedney
Mike Singletary
Nedney
Shaun Hill
Singletary
Mike Nolan
Cardinals
Seahawks
Arizona
Kurt Warner
Larry Fitzgerald
Warner
Mike Holmgren
Fitzgerald
Atlanta
Senéca Wallace
Holmgren
Seattle
Chargers
Broncos
San Diego
LaDainian Tomlinson
Philip Rivers
San Diego Chargers
Denver
Mission Valley
Kasay lifts Panthers past Saints for NFC South title
Sunday in New Orleans John Kasay hit a 42 yard field goal with one second left to give the Panthers a 33 31 win and lock up the NFC South and a top two seed. DeAngelo Williams set a franchise single season rushing record with 1515 yards while Drew Brees missed the single season passing yard record.
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John Kasay
Carolina Panthers
New Orleans Saints
New Orleans
Panthers
Carolina
Charlotte
Jake Delhomme
Muhsin Muhammad
Kasay
Saints
Drew Brees
Lance Moore
DeAngelo Williams
Stephen Davis
Brees
Dan Marino
Raiders
Buccaneers
Tampa
Fla
Oakland
Michael Bush
Bucs
Raymond James Stadium
Tom Cable
Patriots
BILLS
Orchard Park
N.Y
Matt Cassel
LaMont Jordan
Cassel
Stephen Gostkowski
Miami
Baltimore
Dick Jauron
Ralph Wilson
Denver
Steelers
Browns
Pittsburgh
Ben Roethlisberger
Romeo Crennel
Cleveland
Roethlisberger
Willie McGinest
D'Qwell Jackson
Randy Lerner
Crennel
Lerner
Phil Savage
COLTS
Titans
Indianapolis
Indy
Peyton Manning
Marvin Harrison
Iowa
Gallery keeps Raider faith after tough stretch and big contract
Raiders lineman Robert Gallery, No. 2 pick in the 2004 NFL draft with a seven year 59.5 million deal, defends his performance as interim coach Tom Cable lauds progress after a 27-16 win over the Texans. Gallery reflects on critics amid a rough five year run and notes growth and near pro bowl potential.
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Raiders
Tom Cable
Oakland
Houston
Cable
Raider
al Davis
Bay Area
Robert Gallery
Oak
Lane Kiffin
Iowa
Art Shell
Jackie Slater
Slater
Shell
Kiffin
Davis
Masonville
Tampa
Buccaneers
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Cedric Benson
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N.J
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Sphins
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Florida
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