NFL Week 5 Scores and Weekday Schedule Snapshot
Week 5 results include Chicago beating Arizona 20 13 San Francisco edging Atlanta 37 31 in OT Green Bay toppling Baltimore 31 23 New Orleans over Carolina 27 25 Cincinnati ahead of Cleveland 24 14 New England beat San Diego 29 26 in OT Tennessee 31 over Tampa Bay 28 in OT Pittsburgh 20 17 Kansas City over Arizona 17 Minnesota 31 Detroit 26 New York Jets 21 over Miami 17 Seattle 34 over Denver 21 Dallas 9 over Washington 7 Thursday Buffalo at Jacksonville 8 30 p.m. Sunday slate shows multiple matchups with start times. Monday listed Chi at NV Biante Gam
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Steelers face Buccaneers amid top rankings chatter
Pittsburgh's Steelers lead the NFL in total and rushing defense and pass defense through the season's first quarter. Coach and players stress the importance of finishing strong, with Jerome Bettis and the offensive line cited for keeping the ball away and extending drives ahead of Sunday's game against the Buccaneers.
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Redskins Grounded in 9 7 Loss to Cowboys at 0-5
Ashburn notes a 9-7 defeat as Washington drops to 0-5 after a late Dallas field goal. Chris Samuels fights tears over the close loss while players suffer injuries. Schottenheimer cites third down woes as the club’s main problem, with poor offensive rhythm and league-worst time on defense.
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Thomas takes stand as Dolphins toil for response
Dolphins linebacker Zach Thomas voiced strong appraisal after Sundays loss to the Jets, saying he would speak up again to push the team toward a championship. Separately, Redskins sign Serwanga after Fred Smoot injury and Browns-Vikings swap Cobin with a future pick amid limited playing time for others. Damian Gregory underwent emergency spleen surgery after a troubled season.
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