McNabb leads Eagles past Cowboys in Monday night rout
Donovan McNabb fueled a 49-21 Philadelphia win in Irving, going 15 of 28 for 345 yards with four touchdowns and no picks. Terrell Owens scored thrice, Freddie Mitchell connected, and Lito Sheppard added a 101-yard interception return as Dallas faltered on both sides of the ball.
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Chiefs' Holmes Out For Monday Versus Patriots
Chief Priest Holmes will miss the Monday night game against New England with a knee sprain. With Holmes sidelined, Derrick Blaylock ran for 186 yards in a 27 20 loss at New Orleans as Kansas City drops to 3 6 and coach Dick Vermeil acknowledges the team may miss the playoffs this year.
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Titans Lose Williams Hopkins Out Multiple Games
Tennessee strong safety Tank Williams tore left knee ligaments and will miss the season after an MRI. tackle Brad Hopkins will miss at least one game and possibly three due to a broken bone in his right hand. The Titans now expect six starters out for Sundays clash with Jacksonville as Brian Urlacher of the Bears is sidelined four to six weeks with a lower left leg injury after a Monday procedure.
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Ravens Punter Zastudil to miss weeks with shoulder injury
Ravens punter Dave Zastudil will miss three to four weeks after a separated left shoulder suffered while being blocked on a second quarter kickoff. He was replaced by backup Kordell Stewart whose practice punt sailed 45 yards over the Baltimore bench. In Minnesota, Randy Moss is set to miss another game with a strained right hamstring, leaving the Vikings 5-4 and riding a three game skid.
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Colts guard Tupe Peko suffers high ankle sprain
Indianapolis guard Tupe Peko sustained a high ankle sprain in Sundays 49 14 victory over Houston and could miss two to three weeks. Coach Tony Dungy said an MRI was performed Monday with results not yet available.
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Manning Earns Giants Starting Job After Warner Benched
Eli Manning will start for the New York Giants against the Atlanta Falcons at Giants Stadium. The No 1 draft pick received the job after Kurt Warner was benched following three losses in four games. New York, 5 4, must win to keep playoff hopes alive.
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Cavaliers Top Warriors To Reach First Above .500 Since 2001
LeBron James scored 33 points with 12 rebounds helping the Cleveland Cavaliers beat the Golden State Warriors 99 88 for their fourth straight win to move above .500 for the first time in over three years. Zydrunas Ilgauskas added 16 points, 10 in the fourth quarter, as Cleveland snapped a long skid and coach Paul Silas urged continued momentum.
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Cavaliers Rally Past Warriors In Narrow Victory
In New Jersey a late surge helped the Cavaliers pull away for a 99 88 win over the Warriors as LeBron James and Drew Gooden led a second half charge. The Cavs trailed at halftime but increased aggression after a timeout, driving to the basket and earning 26 free throws in the final 24 minutes.
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