NFL Week Summary of Multiple Games with Player Stats
Rushing leaders include Minnesota Moore 20 carries for 92 yards and Culpepper 6 for 30. Passing totals show Culpepper 36 of 50 for 394 yards and Carr 27 of 43 for 372. Receiving stars include An. Johnson 12 for 170 and Robinson 9 for 150. Game-by-game box scores mention TB NO, IND CLE PIT DET ATL CAR and others with points, yards, and key plays.
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Patriots set mark for consecutive wins
The New England Patriots extended their NFL record for consecutive wins counting playoffs with a 24-10 victory over the winless Miami Dolphins in Foxboro. Tom Brady threw two touchdown passes as Miami suffered its 0-5 start, matching its worst expansion-season opening.
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Iowans in the NFL Week 5 stars and stats
Iowa natives and college alumni highlight Week 5 NFL results. Eddie Berlin and Aaron Kampman power Green Bay and Green Bay's defense while Ladell Betts, Matt Bowen, and Nate Kaeding contribute for Washington and San Diego. Dallas, Detroit, Houston, and New York players post varied outputs amid losses and close games.
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