Manning Caps Historic Win With Record Setting TD Passes
Colts quarterback Peyton Manning delivered a game flowing win as Indy clinched an eighth straight victory and the No. 3 AFC seed. His 49th touchdown tied Marino, then a clutch 61-yard OT drive set up Vanderjagt’s field goal, while teammates like Dominic Rhodes emphasized shared ownership of the record.
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Top Kansas sports stories of 2004 in brief
The year featured a turbulent Kansas State football season led by Eli Roberson amid a Fiesta Bowl controversy. Darren Sproles posted 1,318 rushing yards but the team went 4-7. Bill Self began the Kansas basketball era with a 24-9 finish, while Marian Washington retired after 31 years.
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Broncos back in hunt after win over Titans
Jake Plummer propelled the Denver Broncos to a 37-16 victory over the Tennessee Titans, throwing for 303 yards and two touchdowns while Reuben Droughns scored three times. Denver, 9-6, remains in the AFC wild-card race with control of its playoff fate if it beats Indianapolis next week.
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Broncos blast Titans as Plummer shines in milestone win
Broncos coach Mike Shanahan earns his 100th regular season win with Denver as Jeff Fisher suffers a harsh home defeat. Plummer, facing scrutiny, opens with eight straight completions and a 158.3 rating, guiding Denver to a 17-3 early lead with a 23-yard TD to Droughns.
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Reggie White, legendary NFL defensive end, dies at 43
CORNELIUS NC AP Reggie White, the two time Defensive Player of the Year known as the Minister of Defense, died at 43 after a career with Philadelphia Green Bay and Carolina. His death followed years long respiratory illness and was met with tributes from Brett Favre and NFL Commissioner Paul Tagliabue.
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Chiefs rally past Raiders to end home season
Kansas City closes 2004 with a 31-30 win over Oakland, completing a season sweep as Tony Gonzalez drives the offense with 11 catches for 124 yards and two TDs. The Chiefs, now 8-8, hope to carry the late surge into next year with a visit to San Diego.
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