Weekend Scoreboard a mix of NFL results and open entries
NFL scores include Detroit 31 over New York Giants 21, Minnesota 31 over Carolina 17, Buffalo 21 over Kansas City 17, Denver 38 over San Diego 37, Chicago 13 over Tampa Bay 10, New York Jets 20 over Miami 3, Oakland 31 over New Orleans 22, Baltimore 27 over Dallas 0, Philadelphia 34 over Arizona 9, San Francisco 16 over Atlanta 6, Green Bay 26 over Indianapolis 24, Jacksonville 34 over Pittsburgh 24. Also listed are Tanneseran 9A Mlausland in TSH Nesse Cy Vie VEU New England 16 over Cincinnati 13 Open Seattle.
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Schedule of NFL games for a packed weekend
Upcoming games include Washington at St. Louis 8 p.m tonight. Thursday features New England at Detroit 11:30 a.m. and Minnesota at Dallas 3:05 p.m. Sunday brings Miami at Indianapolis noon and more noon kickoffs across cities like Chicago, New Orleans, Cleveland, Philadelphia, Buffalo, Pittsburgh, Atlanta, Denver, Kansas City, Tennessee, NY Giants, and Arizona. Open San Francisco. Monday caps with Green Bay at Carolina 8 p.m.
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LA Today at St Louis Redskins look to stay in NFC East race
Washington led by Jeff George to start as Brad Johnson sidelined faces St Louis missing Kurt Warner but eyeing Marshall Faulk return. NFL notes highlight Frerotte Culpepper Favre Batch and big rushing days by Lewis Taylor and George, with yardage and touchdowns across multiple games.
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Favre, Packers edge Colts in 34 degree win at Lambeau
Brett Favre played through a sprained left foot to extend his NFL record to 136 straight starts as Green Bay beat Indianapolis 26-24 in a frigid Green Bay Sunday. Allen Rossum’s 92-yard kickoff return fueled a 19-0 first-half lead that held despite a late push by the Colts, while Tampa Bay fell 13-10 at Chicago dropping to 0-18 in temperatures 40 or lower and losing Mike Alstott and John Lynch to injuries.
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Titans rally past Browns with Eddie George career day
Eddie George runs 134 yards on 36 carries and scores three touchdowns for Tennessee as the Titans survive seven turnovers, including a 33 yard interception return by Percy Ellsworth that gave Cleveland an early 7 0 lead. Steve McNair threw three picks and fumbled twice.
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Injuries hit four top NFL running backs on Sunday
Four premier backs faced setbacks as Mike Alstott sprained a left knee against Chicago, Curtis Martin strained his back at Miami, Lamar Smith hamstringed, and Terrell Davis could not play for Denver. QBs Blake Fiedler Plummer also hurt as others left early.
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