Mariota Wins Heisman Trophy in New York
Marcus Mariota became Oregon's first Heisman winner as he accepted the award in Times Square. He led with a record 2,534 points, finishing well ahead of Melvin Gordon and Amari Cooper, and tallied a Pac-12 record 53 touchdowns.
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Bengals roll to 30 0 win over Browns in Manziel debut
Johnny Manziel struggled as Cincinnati’s pass rush stifled the Browns in Cleveland. Jeremy Hill ran for 148 yards and two touchdowns as the Bengals built a 20 point halftime lead en route to their fourth straight road victory. Manziel finished 10 of 18 for 80 yards with two interceptions while suffering multiple sacks.
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Steelers Rally Past Falcons on Roethlisberger Record Night
Ben Roethlisberger threw for 4415 yards this season as the Steelers beat the Falcons 27 to 20. Le Veon Bell scored twice including a 1 yard run and the defense closed it out after a late drive. Roddy White caught a 4 yard TD from Matt Ryan to make it closer before Pittsburgh ran out the clock.
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Steelers Top Falcons as Bell Pushes Lead Late
Ryan threw for 310 yards as Antonio Brown set a season record with 115 catches while Julio Jones left with a hip injury. Walter Payton 1990s comparison aside, the game featured Steelers sealing the win after an 80-yard drive and a late Bell score, with Keenan Lewis and Gay scoring on a Falcons miscue.
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Steelers edge Falcons as Gay pick-6 seals win at home
The Steelers beat the Falcons 20-? with William Gay forcing a late turnover that defined the game. A 5-9 Atlanta missing Julio Jones exposed a vulnerable defense and highlighted Pittsburgh’s inconsistency. A two-game home stretch could clinch the AFC North and secure a playoff game.
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