Drew Brees leads Saints past Dolphins on Monday Night Football
In a dominant 38-17 win, Drew Brees threw for 413 yards and four TDs, connecting with Jimmy Graham twice for 27 and 43 yards. Miami’s four turnovers crippled their bid as New Orleans improved to 4-0, with Sproles adding a 5 yard rushing score and a 13 yard receiving TD while Miami fell to 3-1.
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Browns gain tempo as Willis McGahee boosts attitude
Browns coach Rob Chudzinski praises Willis McGahee for bringing confidence and swagger to Cleveland as the team eyes a growing identity. McGahee notes he is easing in, aims for more big plays, and recalls his Miami ties with Chudzinski. Jim Brown Day honors mark a citywide tribute.
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Ohio State eyes safety options after Bryant injury
Coach Meyer praised Bryant's impact and revealed three potential replacements in Corey Brown Tyvis Powell and Vonn Bell as Ohio State navigates his absence. Kerry Coombs highlighted versatility among defensive backs while noting Bryant’s leadership and impact on the team culture.
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Browns turn to Hoyer as starter after Weeden injury
Browns rookie turned quarterback Brian Hoyer shines after replacement for Jason Weeden, who broke his right hand in September. Hoyer leads two straight wins with 590 yards, five touchdowns and three interceptions on 55 of 92 passing. Coach Rob Chudzinski keeps week by week plan while weighing Campbell as backup. Weeden, a former top pick, faces uncertain future despite early rookie records.
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