Bills 37 Chiefs 14 summary of scoring and stats from game
Buffalo Beats Kansas City 37 to 14 led by Kelly Beebe and Norwood on drives. Key plays included Norwood 39 yard drive and T Thomas TD on 36 yard sequence. Buffalo QB Kelly 23 of 35 for 273 yards with 3 TDs. Kansas City’s McNair 5 of 52 yards and Hayes 24 receiving. Interceptions by Jackson and Viasic helped Bills’ defense. Officials listed as Haga, Boysen, Pointer, Baratee.
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Lions Clinch Early Lead In NFC Tilt Over Cowboys
NFC Tula Lions dominate Cowboys in a high scoring game. Key moments include a 63 yard drive fueled by Murray and Kramer connections to Green and Farr. Detroit extends early 14-3 lead as Dallas struggles with interceptions and penalties before half.
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Bills crush Chiefs as running game stalls in Buffalo
Bills overwhelm Kansas City 24-0 behind Kellys aerial efficiency and Thurman Thomas’s 100 rushing yards. DeBerg leaves with a thumb injury, Vlasic struggles, and Chiefs fail to establish their run game, unable to mount a passing rhythm.
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Schottenheimer calls season a failure after Chiefs playoff exit
Orchard Park New York Marty Schottenheimer admitted success eluded his Chiefs after a 37 14 AFC playoff loss to the Bills. His playoff record fell to 3 6 2 4 with Cleveland Browns, saying a 10 6 season with a wild card win isn’t a true success. He lamented lack of pressure on Buffalo and blamed turnovers and poor execution for the defeat. He stressed the 1992 season still holds future potential despite the loss.
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Lions topple Cowboys with big second half surge
Detroit built a 143 lead midgame as Kramer connected with Green and Moore while Aikman relieved Beuerlein late in the second. Sanders produced a late TD run to widen the margin to 38-6. Detroit seeks playoff respect after a rough start versus Washington.
Bills Beat Lions as Beebe Returns in Playoff Wins
Bills receiver Don Beebe returned from a collarbone injury to lead with six receptions for 77 yards and James Lofton added three catches including a TD. Emmitt Smith outgained Barry Sanders in rushing as Buffalo beat Detroit 34-10, ending Dallas’ string and extending Detroit’s seven game win streak. Lions corner Melvin Jenkins notched an early interception as Buffalo earned a first playoff win over a Marty Schottenheimer coached team.
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Rhomberg Named Interim CSU Baseball Coach in Cleveland
Kevin Rhomberg, 36, former Cleveland Indians infielder and Ohio scout, becomes interim baseball coach at Cleveland State University. He replaces Fernando Arango, who moved to the New York Yankees. Rhomberg directed a Oberlin College area tryout last summer and helped sign Chip Winiarski. CSU athletic director John Kostantinos says the post runs through next spring with a possible fulltime job after a formal search.
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