LA Raiders Fall In Shootout At Ovchard Park
In a high scoring affair at Ovchard Park New York, the LA Raiders and Seattle traded multiple touchdowns in the second and fourth periods. LA Allen and Christensen connected on big plays while Seattle’s Krieg and Zorn combined for several drives, with key interceptions by Martin shaping the late momentum. The tallies reflect a chaotic showdown with numerous scoring drives and standout receiving efforts from Sargent and Allen.
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Lomax Bombs Cowboys in Texas Stadium Victory
Neil Lomax threw three touchdown passes as St. Louis toppled Dallas 31-20 at Texas Stadium, ending seven years of road frustration. The Cardinals built on seven miscues, with Lomax passing for over 300 yards and the defense forcing two Hogeboom interceptions and two sacks before Danny White led a late Cowboy scoring drive.
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Browns fall to Patriots as late field goal ruled no good
Browns surrender a 16 3 lead and drop a 17 16 decision to New England. Matt Bahr’s 36 yard field goal with 3 12 left was ruled no good by field judge Bernie Kukar, a call disputed by Bahr and McDonald, with Coach Sam Rutigliano facing criticism for the late sequence. The setback leaves Cleveland tied for second in the AFC Central.
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Redemption for Clayborn in Rain Slugfest at Cleveland
In a 16-13 third quarter swing, Raymond Clayborn intercepted a pass at the Browns goal line and returned it to the Cleveland 7. Patriots coach Raymond Meyer praised the team’s second-half surge after a rough first half marked by penalties and misplays. Tony Eason connected with Derrick Ramsey for a 12-yard gain and Stephen Starring for a TD as New England nudged ahead, while notables included Dan Marino’s return to Pittsburgh and Tampa Bay’s rise back to .500 with DeBerg at QB.
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