Sunday NFL Scoreboard Highlights and OTs
Key games include Chicago edging Arizona 20 13 St Louis 15 Giants 14 San Francisco 37 over Atlanta in OT Green Bay 31 over Baltimore 23 New Orleans 27 over Carolina 25 Cincinnati 24 over Cleveland 14 New England 29 beat San Diego 26 in OT Tennessee 31 over Tampa Bay 28 Pittsburgh 20 over Kansas City 17 Minnesota 31 beat Detroit 26 Jets 21 over Dolphins 17 Seattle 34 over Denver 21 Oakland 23 over Indianapolis 18
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Upcoming Today s NFL Games List in Brief
A schedule of NFL games includes Washington at Dallas at 8 p.m. Buffalo at Jacksonville 7 30 p m St Louis at New York Jets 12 p m Carolina at Washington 12 p m Chicago at Cincinnati 12 p m New England at Indianapolis 12 p m Tennessee at Detroit 12 p m Atlanta at New Orleans 12 p m Baltimore at Cleveland 12 p m Pittsburgh at Tampa Bay 12 p m Denver at San Diego 3 05 p m Kansas City at Arizona 3 05 p m Green Bay at Minnesota 3 15 p m Monday October 22 Philadelphia at New York Giants 8 p m.
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Faulk sidelined by bone bruise for weeks
St Louis Rams star running back Marshall Faulk suffered a bone bruise in his right knee during the 15 14 win over the Giants. MRI found no cartilage or ligament damage and he will miss 3 4 games. Faulk, who had surgery on the knee last year, will be reevaluated after the Jets game.
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Packers blitz Ravens as Favre proves still top QB
Green Bay and Brett Favre defeated the Baltimore Ravens 31 23 as Favre threw for 337 yards and three touchdowns, outdueling Ray Lewis amid a flurry of plays by Antonio Freeman who had 138 receiving yards and a touchdown. The win runs Packers record to 4 1. Ravens coach Billick faced a tough test as Baltimore’s defense yielded long TD drives.
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