NFL Week Results Snapshot From Coast To Coast
Jets topple Bills 31 13 Lions fall to Bears 20 17 in overtime Redskins edge Rams 20 17 Dolphins thump Chargers 30 3 Falcons crush Panthers 41 0 Cowboys outlast Jaguars 21 19 Steelers beat Bengals 29 21 Patriots top Vikings 24 17 Browns rally past Saints 24 15 Ravens edge Titans 13 12 Raiders soar past Cardinals 41 20 Seahawks 39 32 Chiefs over Texans 16 14 Giants 14 21 Buccaneers 21 7 Packers lose to Colts 23 20 Broncos win in OT 20 23
Warner fumble costs Rams in loss to Redskins
In Landover Maryland, Kurt Warner fumbled at the 6 yard line with 17 seconds left as LaVar Arrington forced the turnover and Daryl Gardener recovered. Washington beat St. Louis 20 to 17, halting the Rams five game win streak. Stephen Davis scored thrice for the Redskins.
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Packers stymied by Bucs in Tampa Bay showdown
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers intercepted Brett Favre four times and two TD passes by Brad Johnson helped the Bucs beat the Packers 21-7. Favre was sacked three times as Green Bay led 7-0 on the opening drive before TB12 took control.
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ISU football offense falters in 37 20 loss to UConn
ISU coach McCarney faced tough questions after a chaotic game at Jack Trice Stadium. Seneca Wallace struggled as UConn ran for 191 yards and Dan Orlovsky threw for 233 yards and three touchdowns. Cyclones’ defense wore down, receivers got open, and crowds booed as ISU eyes a bowl bid and Tangerine Bowl speculation.
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Year of ups and downs for ISU
Iowa State football had a roller coaster season with a 6 1 start, top 10 AP ranking, a Heisman buzz, and strong wins including Iowa and Nebraska. Part II brought road losses to top 20 foes, ranking drop, and a humbling finish ahead of the Tangerine Bowl.
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