Browns use multi weapon passing attack in 2002
Browns coach Butch Davis stresses versatility as five receivers post 20 or more catches through 2002. Kevin Johnson leads with 34 for 328 yards and one TD, while James White, Quincy Morgan, Dennis Northcutt, and Andre Davis also contribute. Davis notes improved depth, injury fatigue reduction, and ongoing evaluation of players.
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Bettis Likely Out For Steelers At Baltimore
Pittsburgh faces a pivotal AFC North showdown at Baltimore with star Jerome Bettis likely sidelined by a knee sprain. Tests showed Bettis and center Jeff Hartings avoided ligament tears, easing fears of season-ending surgery but leaving Bettis doubtful for Sunday.
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Browns find identity in passing game to end skid
The Browns embrace a pass oriented attack to suit their talent, breaking a three game losing streak with a 17 point win. Confidence increases as coordinators tailor schemes to players, aiming to win in AFC North with improved offense and crisper play.
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Saints surge to top as NFL power rankings unfold
Steve King's rankings place New Orleans atop after a fourth-quarter rally over San Francisco, with Denver and Green Bay also high. Washington and Indianapolis stumble in mixed weeks as Oakland and San Francisco rally into midseason contention.
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Buckeyes Embrace Oct BCS Gap Despite No 6 Rank
Ohio State coach Jim Tressel and players comment on the initial BCS rankings placing them sixth behind Oklahoma, Miami, Notre Dame, Virginia Tech and Georgia. Punter Andy Groom criticizes the math while noting the schedule strength and upcoming games against Penn State Minnesota Purdue Winds and Michigan.
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Tressel Defends Clarett Magazine Coverage After ESPN Feature
Ohio State coach Jim Tressel criticized ESPN The Magazine for misrepresenting freshman tailback Maurice Clarett in a feature about the NFL early-entry rule. After a win at Wisconsin, Clarett declined comment and, per OSU officials, photographers allegedly misled him about a shoot in Ohio Stadium showing him tossing his jersey.
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