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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 2000
Page
28
Denver running back Terrell Davis, limited by a lower leg injury all season, will wear a boot for about three weeks after an MRI showed a stress reaction. The move risks ending his year though Denver remains 8-4 and in playoff contention.
Irving Texas Dave Campo reassures that he is part of the Cowboys future despite a 48 season and ongoing struggles. He notes four games remain and a core group still has things to achieve despite his first year as head coach after a lengthy tenure on the staff.
Green Bay and Carolina, two poor starts, posted a 12.5 national rating and 21 share on ABC TV as the Panthers defeated the Packers 31 14. The game trailed a higher rated meeting last year between Minnesota and Tampa Bay.
Aaron Brooks earns the Saint starting job as the rookie card market surges from 25 cents to $100 online. Saints coach Jim Haslett and GM Randy Mueller praise his size, speed, work ethic, and calm in his first NFL start, a 31 24 win over the Rams with two rushing touchdowns and a late 85 yard drive. Brooks, a Virginia graduate, previously served as backup to Jeff Blake after reuniting with Mike McCarthy in New Orleans.
The Carolina Panthers focus on winning the next game after a 31-14 Monday night victory over Green Bay. Coach George Seifert says sustaining momentum matters more than chasing a postseason berth as Carolina sits 5-7 and plans to face St. Louis next.
Detroit quarterback Charlie Batch regained full practice after a bruised rib and sternum threatened his availability for the Minnesota game. Coach Gary Moeller expects Batch to start tonight as the Lions chase the NFC Central leaders.
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