Weekend NFL Schedule With Intl Matchups
Weekend schedule lists Saturdays and Sundays with matchups including Buffalo versus Miami and Arizona versus Dallas on Saturday. Sunday features New England at Jacksonville and Green Bay or San Francisco at San Francisco? Actually Minnesota. The cards show varied pairings across ABC CBS and FOX with additional games on Jan 9 and Jan 10 including Dallas Green Bay and San Francisco at Atlanta and Buffalo at Denver and more.
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Buffalo
Miami
ABC
Arizona
Dallas
England
Jacksonville
CBS
G.bay
San Fran
FOX
Green Bay
San Francisco
Atlanta
New England
Denver
New York Jets
Minnesota
Wolst Pet
Awa
NEC
AFC
X-Ny Jets
x-Dallas
NY Giants
Washington
Philadelphia
Indianapolis
Central Central
Green Ba
Tennessee
Tampa
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Chicago
x-Atlanta
x-Denver
Oakland
New Orleans
Seattle
Carolina
Kansas City
St. Louis
San Diego
Chiefs end season with collapse in 7 9 campaign
Kansas City endured six straight losses and a 30 7 Monday night defeat at Denver that left them with 158 penalties for 1 304 yards and a season of disgrace. Coach Marty Schottenheimer apologized saying changes are coming. Elvis Grbac and Anthony Davis commented on a disappointing year despite July optimism.
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Denver
Broncos
Schottenheimer
Kansas City
Carl Peterson
Chiefs
Lamar Hunt
Peterson
Marty Schottenheimer
Anthony Davis
Chester McGlockton
Reeves Returns to Falcons in Limited Coaching Role
Dan Reeves resumed limited duties with the Atlanta Falcons in Suwanee as he recovers from quadruple bypass surgery. He spoke to reporters under rain and noted he aims to be near the stadium for the January 9 NFC playoff, though the sideline may be unsafe due to blood thinner medication. Reeves missed the final two regular season games and faced a heart setback after surgery in December.
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Suwanee
Dan Reeves
Atlanta Falcons
Reeves
Falcons
Niners face Walsh uncertainty in front office talk
In Santa Clara California AP report Steve Mariucci answers who would decide a Walsh return. Players like Terry Kirby call the speculation unfair while noting Mariucci’s strong 26 8 record over two seasons including 17 1 at home as the 49ers coach remain.
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Niners
Walsh
Mariucci
Santa Clara
Calif
Steve Mariucci
San Francisco 49Ers
Bill Walsh
Terry Kirby
Kirby
San Francisco
Browns interview Billick for next season head coach
Cleveland Browns began interviews for an offensive minded head coach with Brian Billick of Minnesota, whose team set an NFL record with 556 points. Browns president Carmen Policy announced Billick as the first candidate to be formally interviewed and Gary Kubiak of Denver was to be interviewed next.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Browns
NFL
Minnesota
Brian Billick
Vikings
Browns
Carmen Policy
Denver Broncos
Gary Kubiak
Patriots QB Bledsoe Likely Out For Sunday
Patriots quarterback Drew Bledsoe is sidelined by a fractured finger as he undergoes more X rays. He will likely miss the playoff game in Jacksonville, with no rush to return despite the season on the line. Bledsoe said he would play if able, but stresses pressure will not force him back. He has missed the last two games after starting three with the injury.
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Chiefs
Schottenheimer
Foxboro
Mass
Drew Bledsoe
New England
Jacksonsville
Patriots
Bledsoe
Tory
Rams
Redskins
Tom Coughlin
Quinn
Jaguars
Brunell
New England Patriots
Multiple NFL coaches fired after 1996 season
After another losing year for most head coaches, several NFL jobs opened with seven vacancies including five on Monday plus the expansion Browns and Chargers. Erickson led with 8 8, while Capers Holmgren Seifert and others were eyed as top candidates for Baltimore Philadelphia Denver and Pittsburgh positions.
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Erickson
Cleveland Browns
San Diego
June Jones
Kevin Gilbride
University of Hawaii
Chargers
Capers
Carolina
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Mike Holmgren
San Francisco
George Seifert
Gary Kubiak
Denver
Brian Billick
Minnesota
Chris Palmer
Jacksonville
Bill Belichick
Jets
Jim Haslett
Pittsburgh
Greg Robinson
Quinn shines in Jaguars win over Steelers in final 1998 game
Jacksonville rookie Jonathan Quinn threw for a touchdown and ran for another in a 21-3 victory over Pittsburgh. The win secured the AFC Central title for the Jaguars and left the Steelers at 7-9, their first sub-.500 season since 1991. Bettis rushed 104 yards by halftime before surgery for a knee issue.
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Jacksonville
Jags
Jaguars
Pittsburgh
Jerome Bettis
Bettis
Kordell Stewart
Bill Cowher
Steelers
Quinn
Johnson posts scoring drive in Pittsburgh at Jacksonville
In a 21 to 3 Jacksonville home win over Pittsburgh, Quinn’s passing led the Jaguars with 192 yards on 10 of 19 while Stewart threw for 174 for the Steelers. Johnson caught four passes for 61 yards and Bettis added 24 rushing yards as the game wore on.
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Pittsburgh
Jacksonville
FG Johnson
Jac—Quinn
Hollis
Jac—t Taylor
Quinn
Jac—Taylor
Smith
Stewart
Tuco
Johnson
Bettis
Bruener
Blackwell
Hawkins
Ward
Lester
McCardell
Mitchell
Taylor
Jones
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Thomas
Grbac
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