Giants Beat Bills To Tighten NFC East Race
Giants kicker Brad Blanchard hit a decisive 42 yard field goal in gusty Ralph Wilson Stadium winds, lifting New York to a 16-17 win as Kerry Collins led a late drive. The victory keeps the Giants (7 6) in a second place tie with Dallas, two games behind Washington. Buffalo falls to 8 5, still aiming for the playoffs.
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Big Day for Bucs Redskins Colts in NFC race
The Rams 30 14 win over New Orleans boosts their NFC West record to 8 9 and puts them one victory from home field. Indianapolis 11 2 clinches wild card with 2015 win as Tampa Bay 9 4 and Washington 8 5 hold leads in their divisions.
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Jets outpace Dolphins as Keyshawn Johnson shines in New York
Jets receivers star Keyshawn Johnson torched Miami with 11 catches for 144 yards and two fourth quarter TDs in a 28-20 win that sobered the Dolphins playoff chances. Johnson’s performance, plus Ray Lucas and a stronger Jets defense, halted Miami’s five game stretch and kept New York alive in the AFC race.
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