Strahan sacks Favre. review unlikely amid season-break record
Strahan's 22 and a half sacks top Gastineau as the Elias Bureau says only an on-field team appeal could alter the record. In other NFL notes, Vikings coach Mike Tice faces a lengthy evaluation after a 19-3 loss to Baltimore, while Cris Carter discusses his future with owner Red McCombs. Oakland aims for Sebastian Janikowski after a hospital stint. 49ers expect to fill injuries as Chike Okeafor eyes a return. Saturday fixtures listed include Tampa Bay at Philadelphia and Jets at Oakland.
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Favre Aims for Football Peak Amid Retirement Questions
Brett Favre speaks of still playing at his best with the Green Bay Packers. The Hall of Fame-bound quarterback, 32, says leadership, work habits, and team contribution keep him motivated, with no timetable for retirement despite 3,000-yard seasons and MVP runs.
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Faulk Seals Fourth Straight 2000-Yard NFL Season
In St Louis 31 13 win over Atlanta Faulk reached 2 000 yards with a 52 yard rush and 21 yard catch to trigger MVP chants. He finished with 226 total yards and 59th rushing TD, vaulting to top of career lists while Warner lauds him as Canton bound.
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Iowans in the NFL wrap up regular season
Iowa born players and Iowa college alumni finished the NFL regular season with varied stats. Notables include Jason Baker of the 49ers with 69 punts, Eddie Berlin of the Titans with 13 kickoff returns, Tim Dwight of the Chargers with 25 receptions and 24 punt returns, and Trent Green guiding the Chiefs with 3 783 passing yards for the season. Multiple linemen and backs from Iowa or Iowa-connected colleges also contributed across teams.
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