Maxwell Award honors Hawkeyes quarterback Long
Hawkeyes star Long, who led the team to the Rose Bowl and nearly claimed the Heisman, was named 1985 Maxwell Award winner by the Maxwell Football Club. He edged Auburn RB Bo Jackson by a narrow margin as voters cited his on field performance and off field achievements.
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Broncos chief Bowlen moves to cut costs across NFL
Denver Broncos owner Patrick Bowlen says he will pursue aggressive cost reductions across the team and league, targeting player salaries training camp invites and injured reserve costs while weighing a cut to expenses for a break-even 1985 season. He notes two dozen areas for possible savings and expects a December 31 profit or loss report.
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Giants Favored To Beat Steelers In Weekend Showdown
Odds makers pick the Giants as favorites at home to secure a playoff spot, while the Steelers chase a win to avoid a poor finish and risk a three way AFC Central tie with the Browns and Bengals. The card lists matchups and implied outcomes for all remaining games.
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Marino Leads AFC Picks as Pro Bowl Quarterback
Dan Marino of the Dolphins earns the AFC starting QB spot for the Pro Bowl with 4,001 passing yards and 28 TDs. Four Dolphins make the roster including Dwight Stephens, with Mark Clayton and Roy Foster as reserves, as New England dominates with seven AFC players.
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