Moseley Sets NFL Consec. FG Record in Snow Win
AP Sports Writer Mark Moseley kicked his 21st consecutive field goal, a 42 yarder in a snowy win over the Giants 15-14. Chuck Noll watched Pittsburgh’s offense collapse as Terry Bradshaw struggled, completing 12 of 39 with four interceptions in a 10-9 Cleveland victory. Other scores: Dallas over New Orleans 21-7. Philadelphia 35-14 over Houston. Minnesota 34-31 over Detroit. St. Louis 10- Chicago 7. Tampa Bay 24- Buffalo 23. KC 37-Denver 16. New England 16- Seattle 0. Green Bay 20- Baltimore 20 in OT. Atlanta 17- SF 7. Two Saturday games: Miami 20- Jets 19 and Los Angeles..
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Ice Bowl rematch as Bengals visit Chargers in San Diego
In a high stakes rematch at Jack Murphy Stadium the Cincinnati Bengals 5-1 meet the San Diego Chargers 4-2 with playoff implications. The 1980s era clash echoes last season's frigid title game, but this time the forecast is milder and the winner could secure homefield advantage and momentum for late season.
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Campbell leads Auburn to Tangerine Bowl win over Boston College
Randy Campbell, once sixth string, threw 10 of 16 for 177 yards as Auburn beat Boston College 33-26 in the Tangerine Bowl. Campbell was MVP, outdueling Doug Flutie despite BC’s late surge. Auburn finishes 9-3 while BC goes 8-3-1.
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Chiefs surge sinks Broncos in Denver finale
In a 37-16 loss, the Kansas City Chiefs toppled the Denver Broncos after a strong second half. Chiefs rookie Anthony Hancock opened the turn, Bill Kenney connected with Al Dixon, and Gary Barbaro returned an interception for a TD as Denver’s late surge fell short. Denver quarterback Steve DeBerg had earlier set an NFL record with 18 straight completions while honoring retiree Craig Morton at halftime.
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Dailey Returns to Bulls After Psychiatric Leave
Quintin Dailey returns to the Chicago Bulls after a 12 day psychiatric leave. Coach Paul Westhead says Dailey is a key player who has provided points and rest for guards. General Manager Rod Thorn adds he will remain under psychiatric care and treated like any other player.
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Navratilova captures Toyota Championship in three sets
Martina Navratilova defeats Chris Evert Lloyd 4-6 6-1 6-2 at East Rutherford to claim the $300,000 Toyota Championships and solidify her No. 1 ranking. Lloyd admitted the loss but praised Navratilova's sustained edge and strategy shift.
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