Pro Football Box Scores From A Brutal Day Of Playoffs
The box scores cover passing and receiving leaders across multiple games with teams including Arizona Indianapolis Cleveland Chicago Minnesota Buffalo New Orleans and San Francisco. Key stat lines feature passing totals for McCown Manning Boller Frye Delhomme and Vick while receivers Boldin Moulds Coles and Galloway post notable numbers. Rushing leaders include Jones Bennett Gore Portis and Dunn with varied yardage and several teams posted defensible late scores and missed field goals.
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Carolina Panthers Clinch Playoff Spot With Rout Of Falcons
In Atlanta, DeShaun Foster ran for 165 yards and Jake Delhomme threw two TDs as the Panthers beat the Falcons 44-11 to secure a playoff berth and set up a visit to the New York Giants.
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NFL Week 17: Iowa natives on rosters 2005 season
Iowans and Iowa collegians on NFL rosters for 2005 include Jonathan Babineaux with Falcons 95, Jason Baker Panthers 7, Eddie Berlin Bears 86, Ladell Betts Redskins 46, Jordan Carstens Panthers 67, Matt Chatham Patriots 58, Jared DeVries Lions 95, Tim Dwight Patriots 86, Derrick Frost Redskins 4, Trent Green Chiefs 10, Ryan Hannam Seahawks 83, Ellis Hobbs Patriots 27, D J Johnson Jets 32, Aaron Kampman Packers 74, Kyle Orton Bears 18, James Reed Jets 93, Matt Roth Dolphins 98, Benny Sapp Chiefs 20, Kyle Vanden Bosch Titans 93, Seneca Wallace Seahawks 15, LaVar Weeds Lions 57.
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Flutie nails first postwar drop kick PAT in win
Doug Flutie converted the NFL's first successful drop kick since 1941 for an extra point in the fourth quarter, helping the Miami Dolphins beat the New England Patriots 28 26 in Foxboro. Bill Belichick praised Flutie afterward, noting his contribution to the game.
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