NFL Roundup Sunday results and upcoming games
Sunday results include Minnesota 34 Arizona 10, Oakland 25 Houston 20, Kansas City 28 Indianapolis 24, Buffalo 31 Philadelphia 24, New Orleans 30 Carolina 27, Cincinnati 30 Jacksonville 20, Pittsburgh 38 Tennessee 17, Seattle 36 New York Giants 25, San Francisco 48 Tampa Bay 3, San Diego 29 Denver 24, New England 30 New York Jets 21. Open teams: Baltimore Cleveland Miami St Louis Washington. Tonight Cheapo at Detroit 8:30. Sunday Oct 16 games St Louis at Green Bay Jacksonville at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Washington San Francisco at Detroit Carolina at Atlanta Indianapolis at Cincinnati Buffalo at N Y Giants Cleveland at Oakland Houston at Baltimore Dallas at New England New Orleans at Tampa Bay Minnesota at Chicago Open Arizona Denver Kansas City San Diego Seattle Tennessee. Monday Oct 17 Miami at N Y Jets 8:30.
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Raiders beat Texans day after Al Davis death
The Oakland Raiders defeated the Houston Texans 25 20 with Jason Campbell passing two TDs. Michael Huff sealed it with an end zone interception as Hue Jackson cried on the sideline. Sebastian Janikowski added four field goals and Oakland moved to 3 2 while all NFL venues observed a moment of silence for Al Davis.
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Edwards clinches Sprint Cup lead with fifth at Kansas
NASCAR Notebook reports Carl Edwards recovered from a poor start and two laps down at Kansas Speedway to finish fifth, overtaking Kevin Harvick for the Sprint Cup points lead amid Tony Stewart’s late stumble. Edwards credited luck and crew chief Bob Osborne for the rally in the Hollywood Casino 400. Monte Dutton reports from Kansas City.
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Johnson weakens rivals as Kahne fall short at Kansas Speedway
NASCAR race at Kansas Speedway saw Johnson lead 197 of 272 laps, win by a slim .548 margin after overtime chaos. Kenseth briefly led early, Edwards recovered to fifth, Stewart faded to 15th as Johnson gains in standings while Hendrick Motorsports suffers a late engine failure for Gordon.
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Johnson struggles as Earnhardt narrows gap in title race
NASCAR notes reveal Johnson finishing poorly while Dale Earnhardt Jr moves within four points of Gordon for the lead. Chad Knaus laments the brittle balance of the No. 48 car, acknowledging the season's toughest mismatch as the team heads toward 2012.
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Johnson Dominates Chase Fourth Race at Kansas Speedway
Jimmie Johnson wins the Hollywood Casinos 400 at Kansas Speedway, extending his season tally to two victories and closing the points gap to leader Carl Edwards. Denny Hamlin posts his best Chase finish at 16th as Johnson leads 197 laps in a 0.548 second margin.
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Johnson Dominates in NASCAR Cruise Amid Fierce Rivalry
Monte Dutton notes Johnson’s overwhelming NASCAR win as Chad Knaus fuels drama with swagger and arrogance. The piece mocks Knaus’s aura and highlights Johnson’s humility, while comparing rivalries to college football thrashings and pop culture references.
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