Browns Triumph Over Bengals 37 to 13 in Cincinnati
Cleveland dominates with 24 unanswered points after a tight first quarter. Key plays include Tim McGee’s 11 yard TD, Stover field goals, Metcalf punt return, and Hill safety. Klingler passer for Cincinnati with 200 yards, while Cleveland’s Testaverde throws for 103 yards as Byner and Metcalf power the run game. Final: Browns 37 Bengals 13.
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Hughes Stars in High-Scoring Saints Win over Rams
Tyrone Hughes rocket returns fueled New Orleans past Los Angeles 37 34 aided by 98 and 92 yard kickoff scores and a 103 yard punt return. Toby Wright matched with a 98 yard fumble recovery as Bailey's 37 yard run set dramatic late tone.
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Notable NFL Week Highlights From San Diego to New York
In San Diego, Elway went 22 for 31 for 241 yards with a TD while Elam kicked two field goals in the final 10 minutes. Carney had five San Diego field goals, 16 straight without a miss. Dallas bounced back with two Rodney Peete TD passes to Michael Irvin after Aikman’s concussion. Barry Sanders ripped 167 yards on 84-yard run, Mel Gray returned a 102-yard kickoff for six. Cincinnati (0-7) dropped its 15th straight road loss. Cleveland’s Metcalf 73-yard punt return TD followed a blocked punt recovery by Travis Hill. Gus Frerotte threw for 226 yards and two TDs. Henry Ellard and Marshall Faulk led receiving, Watters and Brown produced scores for San Francisco, Young 255 yards. New York’s Bam Morris ran for 146 in his first start as the Giants slumped to a fourth straight defeat.
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Steelers Hold Off Browns In Low Scoring Battle
New York's Dave Brown goes down as Pittsburgh's Ray Seals gains a sack in a 10-6 Steelers win. Browns led early but failed to capitalize as Sacks by Dan Wilkinson and Robert Porcher highlighted a defensive day for Cleveland and Detroit respectively. Tonight Houston Oilers visit Philadelphia Eagles at 8 p.m. on ABC.
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Cowboys Pro Bowl lineman Erik Williams injured in early morning crash
Dallas Cowboys Pro Bowl offensive lineman Erik Williams is in fair condition after an early morning single car crash on the North Dallas Tollway. His vehicle struck a guard rail near Interstate 635 and suffered heavy damage. Williams was alone in the car and injured around 3 a.m. in what DPS described as the incident.
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