Redskins eye NFC East clinch with win over Eagles
Washington can clinch the division by beating Philadelphia after two straight wins, with Kirk Cousins throwing four TDs in a 35-25 win over Buffalo. If the Redskins win at Philadelphia on Saturday night they would host a playoff game as a wild card contender.
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Bruton calls for fines after hit on Wallace and Odell Beckham Jr.
Bruton hopes Wallace is fined or suspended like Odell Beckham Jr for late hits on Josh Norman. He says the hit was dirty and intends retaliation if they meet again. He left with a concussion scare after playing with a broken leg and stresses toughness. Coach Kubiak says Osweiler is sore but OK and remains starter with Manning eyeing Wednesday practice.
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Beckham faces potential suspension after helmet hit on Norman
The NFL reviews the hit by Beckham on Norman with possible fines. If upheld, Beckham faces suspension impacting this week’s Giants activities and game participation. Norman criticized the hit while Beckham, who had six catches for 72 yards and a TD, avoided media questions.
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Doughty Tops USF in Miami Bowl Finale for WKU Win
Brandon Doughty completed a record setting final game at Western Kentucky, throwing for 461 yards and three touchdowns to lead the No. 25 Hilltoppers past South Florida 45-35 in the Miami Beach Bowl. WKU finished 12-2 while Doughty closed his six year career with 1,026 completions and 12,855 yards.
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Swinney Patterson Leads Clemson to No 1 Seed in Playoff
Swinney Patterson has Clemson (13-0) atop the Atlantic Coast Conference and No. 1 in all rankings as the Tigers enter the College Football Playoff as the top seed. Clemson faces Oklahoma in the Orange Bowl on December 31 for a spot in the national title game. Swinney, 46, is in his seventh year as Clemson coach, building a durable program with strong culture, discipline, recruiting, and a track record of 10-win seasons since 2014.
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