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JO NATHAN CARTER FUMB LED. RIGH■ AWAY THE B ENGALS I N BUSINESS. WHO ARE THEY G OING TO GIVE IT TO T HEM? COREY D■LL ON IS A PATRIO T SO IT IS ■ RUDI ! RU DI! ■ THE JET S HAVE DRIVEN TO TH IRD AND GOAL. THE SCR EEN TO CURTIS MY FAVORIT TIED 7-7. GA ME ON. TH■ JET S MOVE T O THEIR OWN 21. THEY HAND O FF TO MAR TIN. CURTIS, BOWN, B OUNCE, TOM, H■'S 31 YE ARS OLD . I TH OUGH■ YOU W ER■ SUPPOSED TO LOSE IT WH EN YOU GET TO 30 AT RUNNING BAC K. PENNIN■TON T O DEEP. JONAT THE MA N WHO FUMBLED T HE KICK■ 14- 7, J-E-T-S, JETS, JETS, JETS. >> THE J ETS GET A MAT CHUP THEY LIKE. ■ CARTE■ DOES N'T GET BUMPED OFF THE SCREEN. YO■ COME IN THAT POSITION AS A CORNER, YOU W ANT TO GET A B UMP. YOU W ANT TO IMPEDE PROGRE SS. YOU YOU HAVE A CHASE. >> PALMER HA S *** ODY.■ TOM, YOU POINT OUT TH E ■ PEED O F THIS WOW. TAKES O A FUD RUN. ■- PLAY-ACTION, PAL ■MER, HE LOOKS UNDER CONTR THE PA SS TO WATSO THEY LOST TO UCHDOWN. BENGALS WI THIN ON E. 21 NOW 24-1 MARTI N, HE'S LOST IT. NO, HE'S NO T.@■ ■ ■% TOUCHDOWN. 31-1 7 ON THE 28■YA RD TOUCHD OWN BY MAR TIN. 6:30 TO GO. PLAY FAKE.■ HOW ABOUT THI S CATCH BY CHAZ JOHNSON. BEAUTI FUL CATCH,■BEAUTIFUL THROW. 53 YAR DS. ■ JOHNSON GIVES PALME R ■THE BALL. WELCOME TO THE NFL . ■PBUT THIS O■E NO T SO GO■ D. ERIK COLEMA N, UNDER TWO MINU TO GO, SAV ES THE D■Y FOR THE ■% A GA ME JUST AS ENT ERTAINING AS IT L THE JETS, BEHIND PENNING TON AND CURT IS MARTIN DEFEAT THE■ CINCINNATI ■ENGALS 31-24. ■ @■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ >> THESE ARE TWO TEAMS THAT ARE COMING, THE JETS AND BENG ALS. ■ RA IDERS-STEELE. RAID ERS WITH WARREN SAPP . THEY ARE A Y EAR AWAY FROM A SUPER BOWL A PPEARANCE. E ST EELERS RUN. IT WAS D UCE STALEY. THEY SAID ■ E WOUL D CARRY TE ■ LOAD A ND HE DID. THIRD AND GOAL. THE TOUCHDOWN. A ONE-YARD RUN. 7-0 PITT AN IMPRESS■VE OPENING DRIVE. THEY HAD THE BALL FOR TH E FIRST EIGHT MINUTE S OF THE GAME . RICH GANNON. AND AA■ON S MITH PICK SIT■ UP, RUNNING, B UMBLING, STU MBLING, INSIDE THE ■0. OH, DOWN. IT IS A 49-YARD RETURN. ■ ANOTHER TOUC HDOWN BY BETTIS. 14 -0 STEELERS. GANNON PUMP F AKES. AND DOUG GABRIEL BLOWI NG HIS HORN. THE STEELER S HAVE TROUBLE . @■ 21-13. FOURTH AND 12 RAIDERS. GANNON FIRING. ■% OH, TO ELVIS @■ WHITTED . ■ NORV WANTS TO GO UP LONG. >> THE EXACT SAM P LAY, THE PUMP OUTSIDE. GREAT CO NCENTRATION IN■TH E END ZONE TO GET HIS FEET DOWN. RA IDERS WERE THREA TENING TO WI N THE >> THEY HAVE TO GO F TWO . AN■ HE CATCHES IT . TI ED 21 -21. PITT SBURGH, TWO MINU TES TO GO. @■ ■% HI NES WARD HAD A BIG @■ DA TOMM Y MADDOX. ■ ■PCATCH I NG SEV EN FOR 99. ■+ JEFF RE ED FROM 42 Y■ARD■. G■OD. IT'S THE STEELE■ S BLOW A TWO-TOUDOWN LEAD, BUT A T HO ME BRINGING BACK óOMO RIES OF WHA■T THE GREAT RIVA LRY WAS■I N THE @■ 1970'S AS THE STEELERS BEAT TH ■ RAIDERS 24-21. >> HE A VERAGED ONE FOOT PER CARRY, BUT IT IS A T OUCHDOWN. SHAU ALEXANDER, BIG DAY FOR SEAHAWK FANS. RANDY M■ SS AGAINST THE CO WBOYS. MICHAEL TOLD US, STILL NOT HAPPY TH AT DALLAS DIDN'T HAVE HIM. ■■ ■■@■@■■ ■■■■■■ - CLIFF? - YEAH? I HAVE A LETTER FROM THE CEO AT SANDERS. LET ME READ SOME OF IT. "1,200 SEPARATE SHIPMENTS, NATIONAL ROLLOUT, EVERYTHING ARRIVED ON TIME. I WAS ASKING FOR A MIRACLE, AND YOU DELIVERED. ■#THANK YOU." ..■SMALL MIRACLES INCLUDED. EVERYONE-- MY OFFICE! YOU TOO, SAM. ■■ @■ @■■■■■■■ ■ ■■■ ■ ■@■ ■ @■ ■, >> > CARDINALS AT S T. LOUIS. THEY ONCE PLAYE D THERE, BUT MEANWHILE, THESE ARIZ ON■ CARDINALS OF■DE NNY GREEN A S THE NEW HEAD COA CH, COUL D OTHEY GO TO ST. L OUIS AND PULL A HUGE UPSET? THEY L OST 13 STRAIGHT ON T HE ROAD. JO SH TEARS OF MC COWN. TO LARR Y FIT ZGERALD. ■P>> HE IS NOT C O■PLETELY HE ALTHY. LOOK FOR BETTE R THINGS >> EMMITT SMI TH. TOUCHDOWN. 11 YARDS. THE A RDINALS LE AD LATE THIRD ■ 10-9. HOWE VER, LOO K■ AT MARSHALL, @■ MAR■SHALL, MARSHAL L. MA RSHALL FAULK. AN 18- YARD RUN. ■PMARC BULGER■ IF I ONL Y COULD TH ROW TO MY RECEIV ER. JAMES DARLING PICKS IT OF F. OH, MY DARLI NG, HE COULD GO ALL THE WAY. AND IT LOOK S L IKE SO DOE S EVERY OTHER MEMBER OF THE ARIZONA ■ DE HOWEVER, I N TRUE ARIZO NA FASHION A FL■G. @■ ON THE PLAY. I AN D M ANUMALEUNA WAS THE ■ IN TENDED RECEIVE R. THAT IS AN OBVIOUS CALL DO WN IN THE RE D ZONE FOR ANY OF FICIAL. >> ALL RIGHT, MARC , SO RRY. BULGER C OMES BACK. TOUCHDOW N. MARSHALL FAULK TWO-P OINT CONVERSION. 17-10. NOT THE SCORE YOU THOUGHT. ■ ■ ■ ■■ >> STEVEN ■JACKSON RAN FOR 50 YA RDS. EMMI TT HAD 87 . EMMITT, MAR SHALL, Cç RTIS. THEY HAVE DONE THIS BEFORE. >> SOME PEOPLE S AY THEY ARE OLD RU NNING BACKS. I DON'T LI KE THE WORLD OLD.■ THEY AR E VINTA GE RUNN ING BACKS. GETT ING BETTER WITH AGE LIK■ LET'S LOOK AT SOME OF THESE GUYS MARS HALL FAULK. HE HAD 22 FOR 12 8. CURTIS MARTIN. KRT CURT TWO GUYS OUT IN FRONT. H■ IS ABLE TO TUR N THAT COR NER. HE'S S TILL GOT THE SPEED. HE IS GAINING 1,000 Y ARDS HIS ■P FIRST NINE YEARS IN THE SE ASON. BAY SA■DERS THE O NLY Og■E TO DO IT IN ■I■ FIRST 10 YEARS. EMMITT SM ITH, GREAT JOB READIN G BLOCKS. LOOK AT HIM TIME IT OUT. GETS TO T HE OUTSIDC■ HE G ETS A T OUCHDOWN. JEROME B WE SAW THE NUMBERS. ONE -YARD GAIN WITH THR EE TOUCH THIS IS WHAT BILL COWHER WANTS HI ARO UND THE GOAL LINE I NEED A GUY TO PUNCH IT IN■ WHEN YOU GET THESE GUY S RUNNING LIKE T HIS -- I KNOW I T IS EARL Y IN T HE SEASON, BUT , BOY, IF THESE GUYS CONT INUE TO R UN LIKE THIS YOU HAVE TREMENDOUS NUMBERS. ■ ESPECIALLY JE■OME BETTIS. >> I DIDN'T DO TH E MATH BEFORE . YOU AVERAGE SEVEN INCHES PER THE EQUIPMENT MAN TREPPING OV A TRUNK AV ERAGES MORE THAN THAT . TH REE TOUCHDOWNS■ THAT IS WHAT HE IS THERE FOR. THE BUS IN THE END ZONE. TH E SEAHAWKS. A TEAM 2-7 O N THE R OAD LA ST YE AR INCLUDING THE PLAYO FF ■+ LOST, THE HEARTBR EAKER AT GR EEN BAY. DEUCE MC ALLISTER AND Sd■ AUN ALEXAN DER. @■ RAY ROAD THE DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR HAS GUYS LIKE AN THONY SIMON S IN THE BACK. >> LOOK AT THE S PEED OF SIM ONS AS HE COMES FRO@■M TH E BACKSIDE. A GREAT JOB GETTING HIM DOW N. RIGHT HERE. MA RCUS TRUFANT. ■■ ■REAT JOB MA KING A NI CE REA D, STUFF■NG ON THE PLAY. IP THINK MCALL ISTER TOOK EXCEPTION BEI NG HIT ON THE KNEE. >> 57 YARDS FO R■ MCALLIST ER. MATT HASS LEBECK TO SHAUN HIS MARCH ING BAND DOES THE REST. 7-0 SEAHAWKS . STILL SAME SCORE, SEAT TLE AT TH E SIX. ALEXAND ER WITH A WHOOP, AN D A WHOOP. ANL A WHOOP . TEBUCKY JONES. ■% TOUCHDOWN. 14-0 SEAHAWK S. THIRD QUAR TER, SEA HAWKS UP AT THE 9. ALEXANDER ZIPPIN G O UTS■DE. THREE TOUCH DOWNS FOR ALEXAN DER. 21-7 SEATTLE. >> BRIL■IANT RUN. SEING THE CUTBA CK LANE. ■% UNFORTUNATE HERE. >> INJURY ON THI S LO■OKE D AW■UL. THAT IS ■A■ TU■RF INJURY. THE SEAHAWKS ON A LONG F L■IGHT AS WE SPE THE WORD IS R IGHT KNEE S LIGHT SPRAIN. REEXAMI NED ON MONDAY. ■ @■ @■ ■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ >> ■ @■ WH■ EN■ WE RETURN -- TER■E ■ OWENS DEBUT AS AN @■ EAGLE, PRET■ DARN GOOD. 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