Bengals halt undefeated Patriots in low-scoring upset
Cincinnati beat New England 13-6 as BenJarvus Green-Ellis scored the lone TD and Adam Jones sealed the win with a late interception. Brady had a 52-game TD streak snapped while the Bengals pressured him four times and held the Patriots to no end zone.
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Broncos Edge Cowboys in wild scoring shootout
Denver outlasted Dallas 51 to 48 with 12 lead changes and a high total offense. Peyton Manning threw for 414 yards on 33 of 42 attempts with two touchdowns to Demaryius Thomas and Eric Decker, while Tony Romo passed for 506 yards with two scores to Dez Bryant and Miles Williams. The late scoring spree included multiple long plays and back and forth momentum through the fourth quarter.
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Bengals 13 Patriots 6 NFL score summary
In a defensive game Baltimore edge Miami with field goals. Key plays include Sturgis kicks for the Dolphins and Tucker for the Ravens plus a Miami interception return by R Jones. Final: Bengals 13 Patriots 6.
Manning leads high scoring shootout as Broncos top Cowboys
Peyton Manning threw for 414 yards and four touchdowns in Denver's 51-48 win over Dallas. Romo passed for 506 yards and five TDs, tying a franchise record, as the Cowboys set a club scoring mark in a brutal, record pace game. Denver remains unbeaten at 5-0 with 230 points in five games, while Romo's late interception sealed the victory.
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Browns shift beyond Hoyer as Weeden takes the reins
Scott Petrak notes the Browns must press on with Brandon Weeden after Brian Hoyer's injury. Weeden, booed at first, delivers improved play amid thumb injury and demotion. The AFC North remains winnable as Weeden eyes more starts and the season moves forward.
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