Dolphins rally past Jets in weathered New York slugfest
In a grind it out AFC clash at MetLife Stadium, the Dolphins upset the Jets 16 13 to stay in the wild card race. Caleb Sturgis booted a 26 yard field goal with 1 57 left after New York torched Miami with 277 rushing yards.
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Rams players face no discipline for Hands Up gesture
St Louis Rams and the NFL will not discipline five players who raised their hands in solidarity with Ferguson protesters before Sunday's game. Coach Jeff Fisher called it a personal choice and free speech, with confidential talks planned. Players Jared Cook Kenny Britt Chris Givens Stedman Bailey Tavon Austin defended the gesture saying it aimed to unite and support the community after Michael Brown's shooting.
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Bridgewater shows progress for Vikings in win over Panthers
Teddy Bridgewater improved his decision making and posted season highs in completion rate and passer rating in Minnesota’s 31 to 13 victory over Carolina. He threw two touchdowns, did not commit a turnover, and led a sharper offense as he continues to develop behind an unsettled playoff chase. Greg Jennings praised his leadership while Mike Zimmer noted mentor input from veterans.
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Leonard shines as Spurs edge 76ers 109 103 without Duncan or Parker
Kawhi Leonard led San Antonio with 26 points and a late three point play sealing a 109 103 win over winless Philadelphia. Aron Baynes 15 and Manu Ginobili 14 aided the Spurs who improved to 13 4 despite resting Duncan and Parker. Philadelphia’s Michael Carter Williams 24 and Alexey Shved 19 led the 0 17 start, tying a dubious NBA record.
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