No regret from Campbell as Lions fall short in title game
Lions coach Dan Campbell kept his go for it philosophy in the NFC Championship loss to the 49ers. Detroit failed to convert two fourth downs including a 46-yard field goal try, allowing San Francisco to rally for a 34 31 win. Campbell defended his decisions amid postseason scrutiny.
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Iowans in NFL Conference Championship Action
Former Iowa collegians and natives starred in conference championship games. Jack Campbell of Detroit logged seven tackles in a 34 31 defeat by San Francisco. George Kittle of San Francisco caught two passes. Sam LaPorta of Detroit had nine catches for 97 yards. David Montgomery of Detroit rushed 93 yards and a TD. Brock Purdy of San Francisco passed for 267 yards and a TD. Geno Stone of Baltimore recorded one tackle in a 17 10 loss to Kansas City.
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Chiefs Meet 49ers In Super Bowl Rematch
Kansas City and San Francisco reach a marquee Super Bowl showdown at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas on February 11. Mahomes leads the Chiefs in pursuit of consecutive titles, while Purdy seeks a sixth Niners crown as both clubs aim for a rare back-to-back and a record-tying sixth title.
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Arbitration opens as Guerrero heads 18 players on docket
Vladimir Guerrero Jr leads 18 players in salary arbitration hearings beginning today in Scottsdale Arizona through February 16. He seeks 19.9 million while the Blue Jays offer 18.05 million. If not settled, the case could set a record for arbitration awards.
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