Bills rally past Broncos in 29 28 thriller
Buffalo overcame a 21 9 deficit in the fourth quarter to beat the Denver Broncos 29 28. Key plays included Nate Odomes blocked field goal Cornelius Bennett 80 yard interception return and a Bennett fumble recovery setting up a Ken Davis rushing score. Broncos star Bobby Humphrey rushed for a career high 177 yards.
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Buffalo Edges Denver In Narrow Park Showdown
Buffalo beats Denver 29 28 at Orchard Park as Norwood kicks and Nattiel, Elway, and Kelly star. Denver's Sewell and Winder score on runs, Elway throws for 122 yards, while Buffalo receivers Thomas and Reed contribute key catches.
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Packers Slip Past Lions In Narrow Week Four Win
Majkowski led Green Bay to a 21-17 fourth quarter comeback after Detroit built a 21-10 lead. Peete passed for 200 yards with a touchdown while Sanders ran for 94 yards as the Lions missed a late field goal to seal the Packers’ comeback in 1989.
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Patriots owner vows mammoth changes after harassment allegations
Boston AP Victor Kiam pledged big management changes after a female reporter Lisa Olson accused Patriots players of sexual harassment in the locker room. He later delayed action until the NFL completes its investigation and said he was misled by his team.
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Raiders Tank Bears 1st loss as Allen caps win
Marcus Allen scored a 1 yard TD and a 3 yard run to lift the Raiders past the Bears 20 7. Chicago coach Mike Ditka lamented the teams poor play as six sacks and miscues doomed the offense in September loss. Harbaugh scrambled for 15 yards after a disputed down call.
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Knox wins Southern Open in hometown playoff
Kenny Knox, born in Columbus Georgia, birdies the second playoff hole to defeat Jim Hallet and claim the Southern Open in his hometown. Hallet failed to convert a 20-foot birdie on the 11th as Knox secured his third tour victory in eight years. Ian Woosnam captured the Grand Prix of Europe by three strokes.
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