Parcells Nearing Cowboys Deal Amid Coaching Shakeup
Dallas owner Jerry Jones fires Campo and LeBeau amid a broader purge with the Cowboys seeking Bill Parcells as head coach. Parcells, linked to a four year, 4.5 million per season pact by the Dallas Morning News, denies an imminent agreement while ESPN reports no deal yet.
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Wildcats eye next season as national title contender
Kansas State fans eye a shot at the Orange Bowl and a top five preseason ranking for 2003. QB Eli Roberson and RB Darren Sproles return with 1,000-yard seasons, while LB Terry Pierce and Josh Buhl may stay for senior years. The Holiday Bowl win over Arizona State hints the Wildcats could be formidable again.
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Chiefs wasteful 2002 season despite record offense
The 2002 Kansas City Chiefs posted historic offensive feats but a leaky defense and injuries doomed their .500 season. Priest Holmes shattered team marks before hip trouble sidelined him, Marc Boerigter and Dante Hall emerged as big playmakers, yet the defense remained the worst in team history under Greg Robinson’s coordination.
Holmes and Fujita win Chiefs two player awards
Chiefs running back Priest Holmes and linebacker Scott Fujita claimed the two player awards. Holmes earned the Derrick Thomas Award as MVP after a team record 1,615 rushing yards despite missing the final two games with a hip injury. Fujita captured the Mack Lee Hill Award as top rookie after earning a starting outside linebacker role as a California Berkeley draftee.
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Chiefs star backs season records amid injury in Denver
A legendary Chiefs season featured 2,287 total yards from scrimmage and 24 total touchdowns by the standout back before an injury in the 14th game at Denver. His marks included 21 rushing TDs and team records for single-season scoring, as Kansas City posted 8-8 while setting offensive and defensive yardage and points benchmarks.
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Broncos collapse after bye week shocks playoff hopes
Denver started 6-2 but after the bye week slumped, losing four of five and risking the AFC West title. QB Brian Griese battled injuries while Trevor Pryce blamed the bye. The slide left Denver fearing a late-season fade after a strong start since 1998.
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Rams rally past 49ers backups in Monday night win
In St Louis, the Rams erased a 17-0 first half deficit to beat the playoff-bound San Francisco 49ers 31-20 behind a fourth quarter surge. Dre Bly returned a fumble 20 yards for the go ahead TD as St Louis finished strong and denied a clean NFC West sweep. Bly forced the late turnover on Hearst to seal the win.
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