Rams fall to Vikings in chilly NFC title clash
In Bloomington Minnesota, Pat Haden admitted a poor game as the Rams lost 24-13 to Minnesota. Lawrence McCutcheon and Harold Jackson led Rams boosts, but turnovers and missed kicks doomed the bids, while Vikings celebrated advancing to the Super Bowl.
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Raiders Rout Steelers Behind Stabler Five TDs
Oakland quarterback Ken Stabler completed 10 of 16 passes for 83 yards and two touchdowns as the Raiders built a 17-7 lead and pulled away. Pittsburgh, led by Bradshaw's 176 yards passing, struggled to generate offense as Oakland controlled the clock and defense. Stabler connected with Warren Bankston and Pete Banaszak for scores, while Reggie Harrison's runs supplied Pittsburgh only token offense.
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Bud Grant Relives Season That Led Vikings to Super Bowl X
In Bloomington Minnesota Bud Grant reflecting on a season of pursuit and heartbreak after Minnesota's 24 13 win over the Rams cements their path to Super Bowl X in Pasadena. The piece traces the grind of pro football where preparation clashes with fate and the emotional toll on players and coaches.
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VIKES Triumph After Blocked Kick Close Finish
Bryant praised Aldo and Nate for a clutch play as Minnesota blocks a late Ram drive. Allen and Bryant formed the right cornerback duo all season. Bryant, coming off an arm injury, notes the team effort powered by blocks and resilience.
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Errors Kill Rams in Pasadena Thriller
A fragmented game story shows the Rams losing in Pasadena after costly miscues. Fran Tarkenton and the Vikings led 17-0, McCutcheon racked up 128 rushing yards while Foreman added 62 yards, but turnovers and stalled drives doomed Los Angeles. Rams’ consolation lay in outstatistical play, while payouts favored Minnesota and a late rally fell short.
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