Chiefs top Redskins in 37 21 exhibition win
Chiefs win 37 21 as Steve Bono starts and throws a first quarter TD to Willie Davis. Matt Blundin adds 112 yards passing and a score, Jon Vaughn extends lead, while Redskins rally with Frerotte and Wycheck scores before Green Bay beats New Orleans 27 17 in other exhibition games.
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Walsh Takes Early QB Lead For Bears
Chicago quarterback derby show Walsh ahead of Erik Kramer after an 18 15 exhibition win over the Carolina Panthers Walsh threw a TD pass to Jeff Graham and an interception while completing 9 of 14 for 99 yards Kramer struggled 5 for 15 45 yards and was booed at Soldier Field Shane Matthews sparked two fourth quarter scores guiding the Bears to victory```
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Bettis Back in Camp With Rams Backfield Ready for Oakland Test
Rams running back Jerome Bettis reports to camp after a 14 day holdout and weighs 237 pounds. Coach Johnny Roland says the backfield is complete as Bettis joins Rich Brooks and the squad. Bettis plans a quick return to form, anticipating practice Monday and a possible second exhibition game at Oakland.
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Kennard Says He Will Retire From Cowboys
Offensive lineman Derek Kennard told Jerry Jones he will retire after leaving a workout with a hip injury. The 32 year old, who re joined Dallas for 275000, cites calcium deposits in his hips and not being 100 percent physically. He weighed 360 pounds at camp.
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