NFL Scoreboard Highlights Week Results
Final scores show Baltimore 17 over Chicago 6 Green Bay 28 over Detroit 6 Tampa Bay 10 over Dallas 6 Indianapolis 45 over NY Jets 24 Oakland 27 over Kansas City 24 New Orleans 24 over Buffalo 6 Cincinnati 23 over New England 17 Seattle 9 over Cleveland 6 Jacksonville 21 over Pittsburgh 3 Carolina 24 over Minnesota 13 San Francisco 16 over Atlanta 13 OT St Louis 20 over Philadelphia 17 OT San Diego 30 over Washington 3 Miami 31 over Tennessee 23 V Open Arizona
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Giants at Denver 8 p.m. today opens NFL slate
Upcoming schedule lists Giants visiting Denver at 8 p.m. today with several noon games Sunday including Buffalo at Miami and Green Bay at NY Giants. Other matchups span Cincinnati at Tennessee, San Francisco at New Orleans, Philadelphia at Tampa Bay, and Kansas City at Seattle among 3 p.m. to 3:15 p.m. starts. Monday features Minnesota at Baltimore at 8 p.m.
Steelers limp through opening loss with numerous injuries
Pittsburgh players suffered a wave of injuries in a 21-3 defeat to Jacksonville. Will Blackwell reinjured his left knee and is unlikely to return this season. Kimo von Oelhofen and Kendrell Bell left with sprained ankles while Plaxico Burress and Josh Miller also limped off. Weather and bad fortune compounded a rough day for the Steelers.
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Ravens open season with 17 6 victory over Bears
Baltimore defense stymies Chicago while Elvis Grbac throws for 262 yards and a late touchdown to Sam Gash. Terry Allen gains 37 yards on 20 carries with a fumble as Baltimore survives a near-risk fourth quarter stand. Ravens extend win streak to 12 games.
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Buccaneers Beat Cowboys 10 After Tough Dallas Stop
Brad Johnson led multiple sustained drives but Tampa Bay did not score a touchdown until early in the fourth quarter. The defense carried the team to a narrow 10–6 win over Dallas in Irving, Texas.
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Panthers Top Vikings with Weinke TD Run and Smith Kickoff Return
In Minneapolis Chris Weinke threw a go ahead TD to Muhsin Muhammad and ran for a score as Carolina beat Minnesota 24 to 13. Steve Smith opened with a 93 yard kickoff return. Brunell had 198 passing yards. In Nashville Jay Fiedler threw for 225 yards and two TDs as Miami won its 10th straight to start the season.
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Packers Dominate Lions In Favreled Victory
Green Bay crushed Detroit 28 to 6 as Brett Favre threw two touchdown passes and Ahman Green scampered for two scores. Favre completed 22 of 28 passes for 260 yards with no picks while Marty Mornhinweg lost his head coaching debut. In Buffalo, Sammy Knight's three interceptions fueled aBills rally and Albert Connell caught a leaping TD. Knight tied the franchise record for interceptions.
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Bengals beat Patriots in opener as Dillon shines
Bengals 23 Patriots 17. Corey Dillon runs for 104 yards and a TD, Jon Kitna adds a 25 yard scoring pass, giving Cincinnati its first season opener win since 1997. In Cleveland, Rian Lindell nails a 52 yard FG with 3 seconds left to lift Seattle past the Browns in Davis head coach debut. Jacksonville, Jimmy Smith catches two Brunell TD passes as Hardy Nickerson adds an interception.
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Rams win in overtime as Bruce helps beat Eagles 20 17
In Philadelphia Kurt Warner found Isaac Bruce for 20 and 27 yard passes in overtime setting up Jeff Wilkins 26 yard field goal. San Diego earned its first win of the season behind a rookie surge, while LaDainian Tomlinson ran for 113 yards on 36 carries and scored twice. Jose Cortez kicked a 24 yard overtime field goal for San Francisco. Terrell Owens J J Stokes and Tai Streets converted short catches into long gains late.
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Replacements officiate NFL opener with few disputes
Replacement referees drew little controversy in the NFL season openers as calls were mostly correct. A notable moment occurred when Bill Etzler left his mic on during a Seattle win over Cleveland, and a disputed reversal in Oakland at Kansas City sparked criticism from Tom Condon. Players like Eric Moulds and Troy Brown defended the officials while noting rust.
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President opens season with Joss W Bush coin toss
President Bush opened the NFL season with a coin toss at the White House in a Rose Garden ceremony marking the start of 10 games. He saluted the NFL for its history and influence and performed the toss, which was broadcast to stadiums and TV stations.
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