Packers rally past Browns for 17-14 upset win
Green Bay erased a 14-3 half-time deficit to beat Cleveland 17-14 as Randy Wright connected on 21 of 27 passes and Phil Epps scored on a seam strike. Green Bay’s backs Gerry Ellis and Ken Davis fueled a 84-yard drive in the third quarter that changed the game. Browns coach Marty Schottenheimer said the Packers played better down the stretch and faulted his defense for failed adjustments.
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Packers boss Gregg shows grit after 1-6 start
Green Bay coach Forrest Gregg, known for intensity and discipline, sees a rough season start but aims to turn around the 1-6 Packers. He notes past revivals with the Browns and Bengals and recalls Pro Bowls, Hall of Fame status, and a cancer survivor triumph as motivation for turning the team's fortunes around in 1987.
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Mack Returns as Browns Fall Short Versus Byner Injury
Kevin Mack rushed 41 yards on 16 carries after returning but Earnest Byner left with a severe sprained ankle, sidelining him for weeks. Bernie Kosar noted missed versatility as Newsome extended his consecutive games record with 105 straight receptions, while Browns defense and special teams miscues limited the offense.
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North Olmsted Pee Wee AA Triumphs Over Parma In Overtime
North Olmsted edged Parma 5-4 as Dan Hogan scored unassisted with 53 seconds left in the third. Hogan earlier sparked a 3-0 lead before Parma tied it and Niedermeyer made 15 saves. In a separate night game, Hogan and Todd James led North Olmsted to a 4-3 victory over Shaker Heights with James scoring the winner at 2:40 of the third.
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NFL Week Seven Highlights From Knight Ridder Papers
Highlights include James Brooks 24 yard rushing TD for the Bengals against the Oilers, Mark Clayton 68 yard TD catch from Dan Marino, Jim Breech 51 yard field goal vs Oilers, and Robert Lyles 93 yard fumble return for the Oilers versus the Bengals. Cowboys sack Eagles ten times and Saints defense bold in 38 7 win over Tampa Bay.
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