NFL Week Matchups Quick Scores and Standings
Miami defeats Carolina 27 to 24 after Schulters interception and Mare’s late field goal. Vick leads Atlanta over Buffalo 24 to 16. Cincinnati routs Chicago 24 to 7 as defense nets five interceptions in consecutive games. Indianapolis edges Cleveland 13 to 6 as they allow only 16 points in three games. Rams beat Titans 31 to 27 on a controversial replay ruling. Jaguars top Jets 26 to 20 in overtime with Leftwich at Marshall QB. Packers fall to 17 16 as they start 0-3 for first time since 1988. Eagles top Raiders 23 to 20 on Akers last-second FG. Vikings upend Saints 33 to 16. Seahawks cruise past Cardinals 37 to 12. Cowboys rally to beat 49ers 34 to 31. Patriots edge Steelers 23 to 20 on Vinatieri FG. Chargers hammer Giants 45 to 23 as Tomlinson scores thrice. Idle teams include Baltimore Detroit Houston and Washington. Chiefs visit Denver with 3-0 quest at 8 p.m. on KCRG.
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Iowans in NFL Week 3 performances from Iowa natives and collegians
Iowa players across the league posted mixed results in Week 3. Jonathan Babineaux, Jason Baker, Jordan Carstens, Matt Chatham, Dallas Clark, Jared Clauss, Colin Cole, Tim Dwight, Zeron Flemister, Ryan Hannam, Reggie Hayward, Ellis Hobbs, Aaron Kampman, Kyle Orton, James Reed, Seneca Wallace, Kurt Warner and others contributed tackles, catches, kicks, and plays for multiple teams in games against Buffalo, Miami, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, St. Louis, Tampa Bay, Philadelphia, New York, Seattle, Arizona, and Cincinnati.
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Vikings offense awakens in 33 16 win over Saints
Minnesota quarterback Daunte Culpepper threw for 300 yards and three touchdowns as the Vikings built a 24-0 lead and defeated New Orleans 33-16 at the Metrodome. Aaron Brooks and the Saints endured four turnovers and 14 penalties in their third straight road game.
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Rams edge Titans in late defensive stand
St Louis survives Tennessee 31 27 as Leonard Little recalls recent memory. Marc Bulger throws three TD passes and Adam Archuleta returns an 85 yard interception for a TD. Terry Holt hauls in 9 passes for 163 yards. Steve McNair passes for 261 yards with two TDs and two picks.
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Williams powers Buccaneers past Packers at Lambeau
Carnell Williams rushed for 158 yards on a sprained foot as the Buccaneers snapped a 13 game road skid by beating Green Bay 17 16 at Lambeau Field. Ryan Longwell missed an extra point, costing the Packers a potential overtime.
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