Week 15 NFL results and Week 16 schedule with times
The bulletin lists Week 15 results including Chargers 29 at Chiefs 28 and multiple other games such as Houston 29 over N Y Jets 22 and Cincinnati 30 over Oakland 16. It also shows Week 16 matchups with times for Saturday December 22 and Monday December 24 including Baltimore at Chargers and Kansas City at Seattle.
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Titans Rally Past Giants in 17-6 Victory
Titans beat Giants 17-6 at Tennessee with Henry rushing for 170 yards and two short touchdown runs. Manning passed for 229 yards for New York as the Bears beat the Packers and other scores from Week in the NFL.
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Bears Clinch NFC North With 24 17 Victory Over Packers
Mitchell Trubisky threw two TDs, Eddie Jackson ended Aaron Rodgers interception streak, and Chicago beat Green Bay 24 17 to seal the NFC North. Eagles 30 Rams 23 Foles 270 yards, Smallwood two rushing TDs as Philadelphia defeated Los Angeles. Steelers 17 Patriots 10 Samuels 142 rushing yards helps Pittsburgh snap skid. Vikings 41 Dolphins 18 Cook 136 yards two TDs as Minnesota leans on running. 49ers 26 Seahawks 23 OT Gould 36 yard FG ends 10 game skid vs Seattle. Titans 17 Giants 0 Henry 170 yards two TDs. Ravens 20 Buccaneers 12 Jackson 95 rushing, 131 passing. Falcons 40 Cardinals 14 Jones, Deion Jones key plays. Bengals 30 Raiders 16 Mixon 129 yards two TDs. Bills 14 Lions 13 Foster TD helps Buffalo erase Lions.
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Quarterbacks Shine in Weekend NFL Showdowns Across Divisions
Nick Mullens led the 49ers with 20 of 29 passes for 275 yards and a score in a win over Seattle, while Mitchell Trubisky threw 20 of 28 for 235 yards and two TDs against Green Bay. Tevin Coleman rushed 11 times for 145 yards and a TD versus the Cardinals, Kenny Galladay caught 7 for 146 against Buffalo, and Mike Evans had 4 for 121 versus Baltimore. The Buccaneers added 12 tackles and two sacks, and Joe Haden collected 12 tackles and a pick for Pittsburgh against New England.
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