Eagles beat Cowboys as Owens vents over role
Philadelphia, led by Jeff Garcia's 238 yards and four first-drive scores, beat Dallas 23-7 to seize NFC East control. Terrell Owens criticized the lack of involvement, while Brian Westbrook rushed 122 yards and Carrell Buckhalter scored as the Eagles clinched a playoff spot and a chance to win the division.
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Jets edge Dolphins on late 64-yard Washington return
Leon Washington's 64-yard screen play set up the Jets' game winning field goal with 10 seconds left as New York beat Miami 13-10 in rainy conditions. The victory kept pressure on an AFC wild-card berth while Miami secured a losing season. Washington's burst followed sloppy offense and a fluctuating night for both teams.
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Panthers, Falcons contend as injuries, quirk reshape playoff chase
Injuries decimate the Panthers offense with Wharton out for the season and Hartwig sidelined. Delhomme struggles, forcing reliance on passing as Williams and Foster surge in a 10-3 win over Atlanta. Packers, Rams also stumble but stay alive, while Seattle leads a weak NFC West as midseason chaos fuels a possible playoff push.
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Wade Sparks Heat Past Lakers In Christmas Showdown
Shaquille O Neal reminded Dwyane Wade to play his game before a Christmas Day clash. Wade responded with 40 points and 11 assists, leading the Miami Heat to a 101-85 victory over the Los Angeles Lakers, giving Miami a third straight Christmas win in the series.
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Fouts Earns Third After Stunning Finish At Pole
Former Ottawa racer Fouts shifted from second to third about 50 yards from the South Pole finish. He described surging to the line and nearly collapsing from exhaustion. He plans a month in New Zealand after leaving his electrical foreman job and hopes for runs with higher oxygen in the air.
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Lynch Feels Young Again After Broncos Win Over Bengals
Denver safety John Lynch, 35, delivers a series of bone rattling hits in a 24-23 victory over Cincinnati. He forces a key fourth quarter fumble, matching his reputation with vintage plays and earning praise from teammates.
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