Owens explodes for 283 yards in 49ers shutout of Bears
Jerry Rice era in San Francisco may end as Tim Owens set an NFL single game record with 283 receiving yards on 2 catches and a 1 TD return. Jeff Garcia passed for 402 yards as the 49ers improved to 6-9 despite a late-season skid while Chicago was held to 104 yards.
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Patriots Endure Snow to Beat Bills 13-10 in OT
In Orchard Park amid driving snow and near zero wind, Adam Vinatieri nailed a 24 yard field goal with 19 seconds remaining in overtime to lift the New England Patriots past the Buffalo Bills 13-10. Vinatieri had missed seven of ten attempts at Buffalo before the winner, while Bills kickers misfired twice, including a blocked 30 yard try in OT.
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Bengals rally in frigid win over Jaguars 17 14
In a snowbound Cincinnati game with wind chills near 20 below, Danny Farmer caught three long passes on the tying drive and Neil Rackers kicked the winning 27 yard field goal as time expired. Jacksonville misses late 28 yard attempt. Bengals improve to 4-11 while Jaguars drop to 7-8.
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NFL Week Scores and Upcoming Games Summary
A snapshot of completed scores across NFL games with several matchups, including Washington 3 Seattle 27 and Green Bay 33 Minnesota 28, plus others like Carolina 30 San Diego 22 and New Orleans 23 Atlanta 13. December 23 offers multiple listed kickoffs in CST with times from noon to 7:20 p.m., and December 25 features Cleveland and Tennessee at 8 p.m.
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Packers Stifle Culpepper in Divisional Run Night
Robert Smith led the NFL in rushing but was held to 26 yards on 10 carries as Green Bay forced turnovers and dominated time of possession. Favre threw three touchdown passes, including a 34 yarder to Freeman and a late 6 yard strike to Green. Moss reached 4,000 career receiving yards in 46 games as Minnesota struggled to sustain drives and fall further from clinching home field.
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