Weekend NFL Standings Wrapup With Mixed Results
NFL action across multiple games features major-U.S. teams and star players. Key scoring drives highlight Kansas City, San Diego, Denver, and Seattle performances while early matchups showcase Buffalo and Tampa Bay receiving heavy touches.
Warner set to reclaim Rams starting job after finger injury
Rams quarterback Kurt Warner plans a comeback next week after missing 5 percent of games with a broken finger on his throwing hand. He spoke after a 31 24 loss to New Orleans and said he wants to help end the club’s slide as Green starts in his place.
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Saints surge into NFC West race with upset over Rams
New Orleans improves to 8-4 by defeating the defending champs St. Louis Rams 31-24, despite injuries to Jeff Blake and Ricky Williams and a first start for Aaron Brooks who went 19 of 27 for 190 yards. Eagles top Redskins 23-20 as Donovan McNabb drives late. Ravens crush Browns 44-7 to clinch first winning season. Jets beat Bears 17-10. Buccaneers 31, Bills 17. Steelers 48, Bengals 28. Raiders 41, Falcons 14. Broncos 38, Seahawks 31. Dolphins 17, Colts 14. Jaguars 16, Titans 13. Giants 31, Cardinals 7.
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Chargers snap 11 game skid with late field goal win
Chargers beat Kansas City 17 16 to end season opening losing streak as John Carney kicks a 52 yard field goal with 2 14 left. Michael Dumas sacks Warren Moon on third down and Junior Seau celebrates as San Diego avoids 0 16. Ryan Leaf passes two TDs to Freddie Jones but two second half INTs mar performance.
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Iowa Natives Shine in NFL Week's Highlights
Tim Dwight of Iowa City High and U of Iowa played for the Falcons with two receptions for minus one yard in a loss to Oakland. Trent Green of Cedar Rapids and Indiana completed 20 of 41 for 289 yards and two touchdowns with one interception in a loss to New Orleans. Cedric Ward of Cedar Rapids and Northern Iowa caught six passes for 93 yards in a Jets win over Chicago.
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