Vikings dominate Cardinals as Culpepper shines
Daunte Culpepper threw for 311 yards and two touchdowns as the Minnesota Vikings defeated Arizona 35-17. Seven Cardinals left with injuries including Rob Moore ACL tear and J.J. McCleskey ankle break, while the Vikings built a 28-0 lead late in the second quarter.
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Chiefs plan to play starters against Jaguars in scrimmage
Chiefs will rest Elvis Grbac about a quarter and a half then test Todd Collins as backup. John Jackson coaches Jacksonville on offense with multiple line injuries. Star, Wiegert to start, Searcy out until December, Boselli sidelined by ACL.
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Brown remains in limbo as NFL free agent
Unrestricted free agent Gilbert Brown, 29, 6 foot 2 and 345 pounds, a Kansas product, has spent seven seasons with the Green Bay Packers. Packers offer a minimum wage contract with no signing bonus while Brown weighs options and avoids training camp. Brown known as The Gravedigger and his health status is unclear after a weight loss at Duke University. He was drafted by Minnesota in 1993, then claimed by the Packers, with a standout 1996 season helping the team set a TD-allowed record.
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Darkness drags Love in PGA Championship near dark
Davis Love III carded a 69 amid fading light at Valhalla as darkness suspended play for the second day. He finished four behind Tiger Woods while Notah Begay and others prepared to finish Saturday morning. Rocco Mediate withdrew after a chair collapse injuring his wrist and neck.
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Woods clings to lead at PGA Championship
Tiger Woods holds a slim edge at Valhalla as the rain-softened second round nears completion. Davis Love III and Fred Funk chase, with Funk and JP Hayes at 137, while Woods eyes continued rounds in the 60s to extend his major scoring dominance.
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