Browns year in review 2009 from Mangini to Holmgren
The Cleveland Browns cycled from dysfunction to momentum in 2009. Mangini kept his job amid a 1-11 start, then a four-game win streak sparked new hires Holmgren Tom Heckert and Bryan Wiedmeier, and the season ended with questions about free agency and the draft. Scott Petrak recaps the best and worst players and moments.
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Favre throws four TDs as Vikings crush Cowboys
In Minneapolis Brett Favre, at 40, throws four touchdown passes to power a 34-3 victory over Dallas. Sidney Rice catches three, Visanthe Shiancoe adds a late score, sending Minnesota to a rematch with New Orleans for a Super Bowl berth.
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Jets stun Chargers in divisional playoff upset
Rex Ryan and the New York Jets pull off a 17-14 victory over San Diego as rookies Mark Sanchez and Shonn Greene score in the fourth quarter. The win advances the Jets to face the Indianapolis Colts in the AFC championship game as Manning and the Colts rested starters late.
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Brecksville Beats North Olmsted in SWC Semi Final
Brecksville blanked North Olmsted 2-0 to reach the Southwestern Conference final against Amherst. Brecksville seeks a third straight SWC title while Amherst, in its first final since 2004-05, aims to break the drought and claim the championship on home ice.
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Jets at Colts in Conference Championship clash
New York Jets meet Indianapolis at Lucas Oil Stadium for the AFC title game Sunday at 3 p.m. Minnesota hosts New Orleans in the NFC playoff semifinal Sunday at 6 40 p.m. at the Superdome with Channel 8 broadcast.
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