Bills star Thurman Thomas reaches 10000 rushing and 4000 receiving
Thurman Thomas of the Bills totaled 73 rushing yards and 21 receiving yards Sunday, becoming only the third back in NFL history to reach at least 10000 rushing and 4000 receiving yards. He joins a select group with this milestone, highlighting his all purpose production.
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Konrad Romps To 99 Yards In Return For Orangemen
Hungry Konrad returned with renewed vigor and rushed 10 times for 99 yards. He powered a 26 yard touchdown run and helped Syracuse pull away as Donovan McNabb added two touchdowns. Coach Rogers praised Konrad's improved love for football and hinted at a larger share of carries in future games.
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Broncos hammer Patriots on Davis powered rout
Denver built a 14-0 lead and never looked back as Davis ran for 32 carries and 13 first downs, delivering a statement win over New England. Elway connected on key plays including a 30 yard pass to Rod Smith, while Shanahan praised Davis as the dagger when defenses are on their heels.
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Broncos Dominate Patriots In High Scoring Regular Season Clash
Denver rips New England 34 12 as Elway connects with R Smith and MecCafrey while T Davis runs for 171 yards. Patriots lean on Bledsoe to post 244 passing and Clay seals the game with two late interceptions. Gordon, Green and Jefferson contribute for NE as Wille Clay flashes with a pair of picks.
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Elway Reflects On No Longer Being Superman
The quote captures John Elway admitting he is not in peak form and embracing a new phase. He smiles, signaling acceptance of reduced on field expectations and a shift away from his superhero nickname. The remark hints at transition within his career and public persona.
Giants turn to Kanell as Brown sidelined by injury
In Rutherford New Jersey Giants coach Jim Fassel will start second year quarterback Danny Kanell against Arizona after Dave Brown suffered a pectoral tear. Brown left versus Dallas and will rest while Kanell completed 10 of 17 passes for 101 yards in relief. Rookie Mike Cherry backs up Kanell.
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Rutgers defense in shambles after road loss to West Virginia
Rutgers 0-5 has not held an opponent under 35, yielding 45.2 points per game and 29 touchdowns. Many starters hurt, including cornerback Reggie Stephens, with three freshmen likely to start on defense versus Syracuse. Sheridan Leads Knights defense, while Syracuse backs and McNabb threaten, leaving Rutgers needing drastic improvement.
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Syracuse Jumbo backfield powers 56-0 romp over East Carolina
Syracuse deploys Nick Sudano at fullback behind Rob Konrad as part of a planned Jumbo backfield. Sudano, a 6-2, 248-pound sophomore, thrives on punishing linebackers, while Quinton Spotwood chases another punt return TD streak. Rutgers visit looms as SU leads national punt returns and Kevin Johnson tops kick returns.
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