NFL Scoreboard Up Sets for Week Openers
Scores show San Diego 17 over Kansas City 16 and NY Jets 17 over Chicago 10. New Orleans 31 beat St. Louis 24, Baltimore 44 over Cleveland 7, Philadelphia 23 over Washington 20, Tampa Bay 31 over Buffalo 17, Pittsburgh 48 over Cincinnati 28, Oakland 41 over Atlanta 14, Denver 38 over Seattle 31, Miami 17 over Indianapolis 14, Jacksonville 16 over Tennessee 13, NY Giants 31 over Arizona 7. Open: San Francisco.
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Upcoming NFL Schedule With Time Slots
The schedule lists games across days of the week with kickoff times. Highlights include Green Bay at Carolina 8 pm and San Francisco at San Diego at 3 05 pm, plus Monday December 4 Kansas City at New England 8 pm.
Saints stun Rams 31 24 at Trans World Dome
New Orleans upset St. Louis 31-24 as the Saints, 8-4, capitalized on penalties and a key 47 yard pass interference call. Aaron Brooks earned two TDs while Trent Green and Kurt Warner dealt with turnovers and injuries in the defending champions’ home skid.
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Seahawks lose Brock Huard after kidney bruising in Denver game
On Sunday Brock Huard left Seattle's 38-31 defeat to Denver with a bruised kidney after a first quarter sack. He was replaced by Jon Kitna in the second quarter as tests awaited a CAT scan. Damon Huard led Miami past Indianapolis 17-14 and other NFL notes include Bills' Sam Cowart sidelined by a high ankle sprain and Saints' Weary Clarke and Terry injures in a 31-24 upset of the Rams. Redskins lose Stephen Davis and Albert Connell amid 23-20 loss to Philadelphia.
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