Sunday Scoreboard: Jets, Giants, Bills Bow To Rivals
In Sunday games NY Jets 13 edged by Carolina 12 while New Orleans 34 beat St. Louis 31. Chicago 37 over San Francisco 31. Cincinnati 31 beat Detroit 27. Baltimore 18 over Jacksonville 17. Tampa Bay 41 defeated Minnesota 14. Dallas 17 fell to Arizona 3. Washington 35 over the NY Giants 21. Miami 24 beat Seattle 20. Oakland 20, Philadelphia 10. Denver 31 over New England 20. San Diego 27 defeated Buffalo 24.
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Upcoming NFL Schedule Highlights for Today and Monday
The day features games across the league including Tennessee at Pittsburgh and Dallas at the Giants both at noon. Other matchups include Carolina at Miami, New England at Atlanta, Baltimore at Pittsburgh, Tampa Bay at Green Bay, Jacksonville at Tennessee, Detroit at San Francisco, Philadelphia at Arizona, Seattle at Washington, Cleveland at Chicago, Indianapolis at Buffalo, Kansas City at San Diego, the Jets at New Orleans, with Cincinnati, Minnesota, and St. Louis open. Monday lists Denver at Oakland at 8 p.m.
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Bucs lose Keyshawn Johnson to knee but win big
Keyshawn Johnson bruised his knee in the first half as the Tampa Bay Buccaneers beat the Minnesota Vikings 41-14. Johnson will undergo an MRI, with backup injuries mounting as Warrick Dunn and Jacquez Green sat out. Emmitt Smith sprained a knee in Dallas’s 17-3 win over Arizona. Chicago topped San Francisco 37-3 in overtime after Jim Miller left with a hip injury.
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Saints rally past Rams on Carney field goal
Saints overturn an 18 point deficit with four Kurt Warner interceptions to beat the Rams 34 31 on John Carney 27 yard field goal as time expires Warner suffers first home loss after 16 wins. Bears edge 49ers in 16 second overtime on Mike Browns interception return for TD Brown credits unbelievable finish.
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Ravens Rally Past Jaguars 18 17 for 4th Quarter Victory
In Baltimore Randall Cunningham led a late surge with a 2 yard TD pass to Qadry Ismail after Jason Brookins score, lifting the Ravens to win over Jacksonville. Tampa Bay topped Minnesota as Mike Alstott ran for 129 yards and three TDs with Brad Johnson adding two TD passes. Jets beat by blocked punt return for TD and late field goal.
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Bengals Top Lions 31 in Detroit, Dillon shines 96-yard run
Corey Dillon scored three touchdowns and totaled 202 yards for Cincinnati to stay atop the winless Lions at 0-6. Dillon rushed 27 times for 184 yards, added three receptions, including a 96-yard kickoff return? Wait.
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