Browns' Halftime Show Highlights Sidelights at Cleveland Game
Halftime featured the Elyria High School marching Pioneers under Wilson Murray and Eugene Eckenfels. Jerry Sherk returned to action to a standing ovation, making a key sack on his second play. Cleveland set a record with 34th first down late in the game, then Brian Sipe was sacked, and Kansas City’s defense sparked a firestorm of penalties and rough play as Greg Pruitt tallied 153 yards including a 7 yard TD run.
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Colts crush Steelers 40-14 to derail Pittsburgh for playoff spot
Baltimore Colts overwhelmed the Pittsburgh Steelers 31-21 after a 24-0 third quarter rally, denying Pittsburgh a playoff berth. Bert Jones led with two TD passes to Roosevelt Leaks and Sydell Mitchell, and Tom Linhart added a 24-yard field goal as Indianapolis took sole possession of the AFC East. Franco Harris scored late for Pittsburgh. Bradshaw threw five interceptions as the Steelers struggled on offense and were held to a single score in the second half.
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Anderson sparks Bengals to overtime win over Oilers
Cincinnati quarterback Ken Anderson, sidelined by a bruised thigh, rallied the Bengals to a 13 10 overtime victory over Houston. He drove 58 yards in 10 plays, setting up Chris Bahr’s 22 yard field goal after Bahr’s earlier 23 yard kick. Houston tied late in regulation, Pastorini led drives, but Cincinnati won the toss and Bahr sealed it with a 22 yard FG.
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Oakland Raiders Turn Tables on Broncos in Mile High Showdown
Oakland defeats Denver 24-14 to tie atop the AFC West at 6-1 while the Cowboys crush the Lions 37-0 and Dallas moves atop the NFL with Roger Staubach’s three TD passes. Baltimore tops Pittsburgh 31-21 as Seattle blasts Buffalo 56-17 and Chicago routs Green Bay 26-0.
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