Chiefs poised to extend win streak against beleaguered Rams
Kansas City rides a 3-0 start into a noon kickoff at Arrowhead as 14 point favorites against the Los Angeles Rams who sit 1-2 under Chuck Knox. The Rams are 19-45 over four seasons and have lost to Atlanta and San Francisco. The Chiefs chase a fourth straight win while San Diego also improves to 3-0 early season pace.
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Rams at Chiefs clash sets noon kickoff at Arrowhead
Rams travel to face Kansas City at noon with TV on Channels 4 and 49. Chiefs sit at 3-0 while Los Angeles is 1-2 after losses to Atlanta and San Francisco. Rams rely on ground game led by Jerome Bettis and tackle Jackie Slater reaches 250th game as Chris Chandler prepares to start.
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Chiefs visit Rams in a high profile matchup as Kansas City aims to extend a winning run against NFC West foes. Joe Montana powers the Chiefs offense while Marcus Allen and Willie Davis pace the ground game, versus a Rams club led by Chris Miller and threatened by Jerome Bettis in the backfield. Rams defense seeks to rebound after a heavy yardage toll against San Francisco.
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Broncos receiver Pritchard expected to play again this season
Broncos coach Wade Phillips said receiver Mike Pritchard has a lacerated kidney not as serious as feared. He is in serious condition but not requiring surgery and should be out of hospital soon, with a possible return to practice later this season.
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Lions Seek Win Over Pats After Dolt Defense Exposed
Detroit faces New England with the NFL’s worst defense, hoping Barry Sanders breaks out after a 194 yard Monday night, while Bill Parcells rebuilt the secondary with Myron Guyton and Ricky Reynolds. The Lions aim to avoid a letdown as they host the 1-2 Patriots in Pontiac.
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KU Study Seeks Families for Child Language Research
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