Week scoreboard highlights from NFL games
The day’s results include Buffalo 33 over Cincinnati 20, New Orleans 22 to Dallas 3, Jacksonville 37 over Detroit 22, Atlanta 28 to Indianapolis 21, New England 23 over Pittsburgh 9, Washington 24 to San Diego 20, San Francisco 31 over Carolina 28 in OT, New York Jets 32 to Seattle 31, New York Giants 23 over Arizona 19, Denver 35 over Kansas City 31, Miami 27 over Oakland 17, Tennessee 16 over Baltimore 14, Minnesota 48 over Chicago 22.
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49ers win in overtime to seal playoff berth
In a roundup from multiple NFL games, the Saints crushed the Cowboys 22-3 as Emmitt Smith was held to 6 yards and Troy Aikman threw 16 completions. The Saints moved to 6-7, staying alive in the NFC race while Dallas fell to 8-5. Other games featured Atlanta rallying to beat Indianapolis 28-21, Washington and Buffalo secure late wins, and San Francisco overcoming Carolina to guarantee at least a wild card.
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NFL Today Stars Rushing Highlights and Key NFL Moments
Fred Taylor ran 183 yards and scored twice as Jacksonville beat Detroit 37-22. Garrison Hearst and Terrell Davis also shone with big rushing games. Vinny Testaverde and Vinny Testaverde paced Jets and Broncos through dramatic finishes. Emmitt Smith and Terry Glenn set records as Patriots and Cowboys faced setbacks. Mark Brunell and Ted Johnson suffered season-ending injuries.
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Upcoming Tonight’s Games Across the NFL Schedule
A slate of matches includes Green Bay at Tampa Bay at 7 20 p m Sunday December 13 and many more noon and 3 05 p m starts. Highlights feature Arizona Philadelphia Atlanta New Orleans Chicago Green Bay Cincinnati Indianapolis Denver NY Giants New England St Louis Oakland Buffalo Pittsburgh Tennessee Washington San Diego Seattle Dallas Kansas City Minnesota Baltimore NY Jets Miami Monday December 14 Detroit San Francisco.
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