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Week 14 – NFL Schedule, TV Channels, Times on Sunday, Dec. 9

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MIAMI, FL — NFL Week 14 schedule, live television channels, game times and streams on Sunday, December 9, as the tussle for postseason places and division titles continue.

Live television coverage will be on FOX, CBS and NBC, while FoxSportsGo and NBCsports.com will have live online streaming coverage. ESPN.com and NFL.com will both provide live stats and video activities.

Week 14 kicked off at the Nissan Stadium in Nashville where the home side Tennessee dominated in a 30-9 victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars.

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Running back Derrick Henry was one of the highlighted players on the night after former Alabama star and 2015 Heisman Trophy winner set a Titans franchise record with 238 yards on 16 rushed, which included a record-tying 99-yard touchdown run.

Henry finished with game with four touchdowns – becoming the first player in the NFL with four rushing TDs in the same game since Jonas Gray of the Patriots in Week 11 in 2014.

Another packed schedule is slated for Sunday and fans can expect more animations.

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As usual, the bulk of the games on Sunday will start at 1:00 pm ET with AFC leaders Kansas City Chiefs (10-2) among the teams in action at that time.

The Patrick Mahomes led attack-minded Chiefs will welcome the Baltimore Ravens to Arrowhead Stadium hoping to build on last week’s victory as they continue to move on without star running Kareem Hunt, who was cut from the squad following an assault report.

Baltimore (7-5) enters this game in a good form, having won three straight and also has the No. 1 defense. This is expected to be an intriguing battle for the neutrals.

Also playing at 1:00 pm are the New Orleans Saints who travel to the Raymond James Stadium in Tampa for a rematch against the Buccaneers.

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Drew Brees and the Saints (10-2) were edged out 48-40 in the season opener by Tampa Bay, but have since recovered to win 10 straight.

The Bucs (5-7) enter this game on a two-game winning streak with an improving defense but even they know another defeat would make it even tougher to play in the postseason.

In other games in Week 14, the Houston Texans (9-3) will put their nine-game winning run on the line when they face-off against the Indianapolis Colts, while at the lower end of the standings, the New York Jets (3-9) aim to snap a six-game losing streak when they go to New Era Field to play follow strugglers the Buffalo Bills (4-8).

Week 14 Sunday Night Football game comes from Soldier Field, as the Chicago Bears (8-4) host the league leaders, the Los Angeles Rams (11-1).

NFL SCHEDULE – WEEK 14
Sunday, December 9
Matchup Time (ET) TV and Live Stream
Atlanta Falcons at Green Bay Packers 1:00pm FOX
Baltimore Ravens at Kansas City Chiefs 1:00pm CBS
Carolina Panthers at Cleveland Browns 1:00pm FOX
Indianapolis Colts at Houston Texans 1:00pm CBS
New England Patriots at Miami Dolphins 1:00pm CBS
New Orleans Saints at Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1:00pm FOX
New York Giants at Washington Redskins 1:00pm FOX
New York Jets at Buffalo 1:00pm CBS
Cincinnati Bengals at Los Angeles Chargers 4:05pm CBS
Denver Broncos at San Francisco 49ers 4:05pm CBS
Detroit Lions at Arizona Cardinals 4:25pm FOX
Philadelphia Eagles at Dallas Cowboys 4:25pm FOX
Pittsburgh Steelers at Oakland Raiders 4:25pm FOX
Los Angeles Rams at Chicago Bears 8:20pm NBC

Monday Night Football
Monday, December 10

Minnesota at Seattle 8:15pm ESPN | WatchESPN.com

Thursday, December 6
Tennessee 30, Jacksonville 9 Final Score

How To Watch NFL Week 1 Games: TV Channels, Stream: Sept. 9

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MIAMI, FL – The NFL Week 1 schedule to start the 2018-19 season will continue on Sunday with a host of games and the complete list of games, starting times, television channels and streaming options will be available below.

Defending Super Bowl champions Philadelphia Eagles opened the campaign on Thursday night with an 18-12 victory over the Atlanta Falcons.

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No fewer than 13 games are listed for Sunday, including the season opener involving the Carolina Panthers against the Dallas Cowboys at Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte.

Game time for this one is slated for 4:25 pm ET with FOX providing the television coverage and FoxSportsGO streaming the game live online.

Eight games are on the schedule to kick-off at 1:00 pm ET, including Minneapolis Vikings hosting the San Francisco 49ers, New England Patriots entertaining Houston Texans and the Miami Dolphins welcoming the Tennessee Titans.

Week 1 live Sunday Night Football game will come from Lambeau Field in Green Bay, where the Packers play hosts to the Chicago Bears. This battle will be televised at 8:20 pm ET on NBC and streaming online at NBCSports.com.

Follow-based Jacksonville Jaguars will travel to MetLife Stadium to take on the New York Giants, while the Tampa Bay Buccaneers are at Mercedes-Benz Superdome to battle with the New Orleans Saints in an early NFC South divisional clash.

Follow livescores, boxscores and Gamecast from all the encounters on Sunday, live on NFL.com and ESPN.com. For more ways to follow the game visit Watch Online Streaming Sports | Football Livescores

NFL Week 1 Schedule on Sunday September 9
GAME TIME TV/STREAMS LOCATION

Buffalo at Baltimore1:00 pm CBS M&T Bank Stadium
Cincinnati at Indianapolis 1:00 pm CBS Lucas Oil Stadium
Houston at New England 1:00 pm CBS Gillette Stadium
Jacksonville at N.Y. Giants 1:00 pm FOX / FoxSportsGO MetLife Stadium
Pittsburgh at Cleveland 1:00 pm CBS / FoxSportsGO FirstEnergy Stadium
San Francisco at Minnesota 1:00 pm FOX / FoxSportsGO U.S. Bank Stadium
Tampa Bay at New Orleans 1:00 pm FOX / FoxSportsGO Mercedes-Benz Superdome
Tennessee at Miami 1:00 pm FOX / FoxSportsGO Hard Rock Stadium
Kansas City at L.A. Chargers 4:05 pm CBS StubHub Center
Dallas at Carolina 4:25 pm FOX / FoxSportsGO Bank of America Stadium
Seattle at Denver 4:25 pm FOX / FoxSportsGO Broncos Stadium at Mile High
Washington at Arizona 4:25 pm FOX / FoxSportsGO State Farm Stadium
Chicago at Green Bay 8:20 pm NBC / NBCSports.com Lambeau Field

Eagles Beat Patriots 41-33, Win Super Bowl LII

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MINNEAPOLIS – Backup quarterback Nick Foles outdueled five-time champion Tom Brady in a record-setting shootout between the QBs to guide the Philadelphia Eagles to the Super Bowl title, following a 41-33 victory over the New England Patriots on Sunday.

The pair combined for 1,151 yards, the most in any modern NFL game.

Foles, who went 28-for-43 on completed passes for 373 yards and three touchdowns, including finding Zach Ertz from 11-yards for the score that sealed the win.

He also caught a pass for a touchdown pass in what was the play of the game at the end of the first half to wrap up a sensation performance.

Foles, who won the Super Bowl MVP honor, is now 3-1 in career starts in the postseason.

Philadelphia Eagles Win Super Bowl
Philadelphia Eagles Win Super Bowl

“We’ve played this game since we were little kids, we dreamed about this moment,” Foles said. “There’s plenty of kids watching this game right now dreaming about this moment and someday will be here.”

“I felt calm. I mean, we have such a great group of guys, such a great coaching staff,” added Foles. “We felt confident coming in, and we just went out there and played football.”

Philadelphia led for most of the game and went into the halftime break leading 22-12.

However, the Patriots rallied to take a 33-32 lead when Rob Gronkowski scored on a 4-yard pass from Brady with 9:22 remaining.

Nick Foles - Philadelphia Eagles
Nick Foles of the Philadelphia Eagles

The Eagles, though, never surrendered and after scoring, got a massive break when Brandon Graham stripped the ball from Brady late in the game and Philadelphia went on to win its first Super Bowl in franchise history.

“For us, it was all about one stop we had to make. We went out here and made that one stop,” Graham said.

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New England Patriots coaches Matt Patricia and Bill Belichick (head coach)

Brady, attempting to win his sixth Super Bowl title, went 28-for-48 on completed passes with three touchdowns, while breaking his own Super Bowl record for most passing yards with 505 yards.

Prior to the final two series, the 40-year-old picked apart the Eagles, but the underdogs made sure that there wouldn’t be a repeat of last year’s comeback by New England.

Running back LeGarrette Blount, who was winning back-to-back Super Bowl titles after lifting the crown with the Patriots last year, ran 14 time for 90 yards and a touchdown, while Corey Clement had four catches for 100 yards and a touchdown for Philadelphia.

For the Patriots, Rob Gronkowsk caught nine passes for 116 yards and two touchdowns, Chris Hogan had six catches for 128 yards and a score, while Danny Amendola pulled down eight catches for 152 yards in the defeat.

New England Patriots v Philadelphia Eagles Super Bowl LII Live Stream

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MINNEAPOLIS — The following are the inactive players for today’s Super Bowl LII meeting at U.S. Bank Stadium between the New England and the Philadelphia Eagles.

Ways To Watch The Game Live Online

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The Tom Brady led Patriots are hunting back-to-back Super Bowl titles, while the Eagles are seeking the franchise’s first Super Bowl crown.

As expected, New England star tight end Rob Gronkowski has cleared the NFL’s concussion protocol and will be among the active players for today’s game.

Gronkowski missed the second half of the AFC title game victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars due to a concussion and had been questionable to feature in this game.

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Eagles v Patriots Super Bowl

“Rob’s a tough guy,” Brady said. “Obviously, this isn’t something you can just fight through.”

Meanwhile, the following seven players will suit up for the Patriots (15-3) on Sunday.

Tight end Jake Hollister, running back Mike Gillislee, wide receivers Kenny Britt and Bernard Reedy, as well as defensive tackle Alan Branch, linebacker David Harris and offensive lineman Cole Croston will all not feature in Super Bowl LII for the defending champion.

For the Eagles (15-3) wide receiver Marcus Johnson, cornerback Sidney Jones and running back Wendell Smallwood are among the seven players will not dressing today.

Nick Foles v Tom Brady: Super Bowl LII
Nick Foles v Tom Brady: Super Bowl LII

Defensive tackles Destiny Vaeao and Elijah Qualls, as well as tackle Will Beatty and defensive end Steven Means are the other inactive players today for Philadelphia.

According to ESPN’s Football Power Index, Brady and Patriots start as the favorites to beat the Eagles, who advanced to Super Bowl despite losing starting Carson Wentz through injury in Week 14.

Nick Foles will hope to deliver another impressive performance at quarterback for the Eagles.

Foles led Philadelphia to the NFC title after wins over the Atlanta Falcons and the Minnesota Vikings.

Brady and New England who are hunting their sixth Super Bowl title, beat the Tennessee Titans and the Jacksonville Jaguars to win the AFC crown and advanced to the decider.

Philadelphia Eagles Inactive Players: OL Will Beatty, WR Marcus Johnson, CB Sidney Jones, DE Steven Means, DT Elijah Qualls, RB Wendell Smallwood, DT Destiny Vaeao

New England Patriots Inactive Players: RB Mike Gillislee, DT Alan Branch, LB David Harris, OL Cole Croston, WR Kenny Britt, TE Jake Hollister, WR Bernard Reedy

Stream New England Patriots v Jacksonville Jaguars Free: Jan. 21

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FOXBORO, MA, Sporting Alert – Live streaming, inactive players and team news for the AFC Championship Game between defending champion the New England Patriots and the Jacksonville Jaguars at Gillette Stadium.

As announced on Saturday, Tom Brady starts for the Patriots, who have no real surprises on their team’s inactive players list.

Brady didn’t practice Thursday and was limited on Friday because of his right-hand injury, which he sustained Wednesday, but is confident he’ll be ready to go.

“It was just a very fluke injury,” he told Westwood One Sports. “It was something that’s happened a lot of times over the course of my career and there was a collision in practice and, you know, my hand suffered a bit of an injury, but hopefully I can go out there and still be really effective and we’ll see what I can do today.”

Meanwhile, Alan Branch, who has been one of the backbones in New England’s defensive tackle rotation, is among the team’s inactive players today.

In the meantime, safety Tashaun Gipson, who was questionable today with a right foot injury, will be active for the Jacksonville Jaguars for today’s Championship Game.

The winner of today’s game will play against the winner of the Philadelphia Eagles vs. Minnesota Vikings battles in Super Bowl LII next month.

Patriots inactive players: RB Mike Gillislee, WR Kenny Britt, WR Bernard Reedy, TE Jacob Hollister, DT Alan Branch, OT LaAdrian Waddle, LB David Harris.

Jaguars inactive players: RB Chris Ivory, DT Eli Ankou, LB Deon King, DT Carroll Phillips, OL Chris Reed, OL Josh Walker, OL William Poehls.

NFL Schedule For Week 15, TV Channels, Matchups, Times: Dec. 17

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MIAMI, FL – The NFL schedule for Week 15 continues on Sunday with another host of games, including the featured battle between AFC rivals New England Patriots and Pittsburgh Steelers.

Week 15 opened up on Thursday night with the Denver Broncos beating the Indianapolis Colts.

On Saturday night, the Kansas City Chiefs took a step closer to winning the AFC West by beating the Los Angeles Chargers, while the Detroit Lions kept their playoff hopes alive with a win over the Chicago Bears.

The action on Sunday continues with 12 more games with eight of them kicking off at 1:00 pm ET, while the Steelers and Patriots clash at Heinz Field in Pittsburgh is set for 4:25 pm.

Tom Brady and New England (10-3) enter the matchup with Ben Roethlisberger and the Steelers seeking to bounce back from the Week 14 defeat to the Miami Dolphins.

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Ben Roethlisberger of the Pittsburgh Steelers

Pittsburgh (11-2), meanwhile is on a league-best eight-game winning streak and will aim to extend that run.

Apart from quarterbacks Brady and Roethlisberger, who will soak up the majority of the media focus, Steelers running back Le’Veon Bell and receiver Antonio Brown are also expected to be among the highlighted players in this fixture.

Pittsburgh has already clinched the AFC North Division title, while the New England Patriots will secure the AFC East with a victory.

Another game to pay close attention to is the Carolina Panthers and the Green Bay Packers, which starts at 4:25 pm on CBS.

Cam Newton and the Panthers (9-4) still have their eyes on the NFC South title, while Green Bay (7-6) is aiming to secure a playoff spot.

Aaron Rodgers of Green Bay Packers leaves game on a cart
Aaron Rodgers – Green Bay Packers off on a cart earlier this season

The Packers, who have activated quarterback Aaron Rodgers, who returns from the broken collarbone he suffered Oct. 15 against the Minnesota Vikings, have won two straight and sit third in the NFC North standings.

Elsewhere in the NFL schedule for Week 15, the Cleveland Browns will again go in search of their first win of the season against the Baltimore Ravens, while NFC East champions, Philadelphia Eagles, are at the New York Giants, who have lost three straight and have won just twice all season.

This week’s Sunday Night Football fixture involved the Dallas Cowboys and the Oakland Raiders and it live at 8:25 pm on NBC and NBCSports.com.

Atlanta Falcons are at the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, live on ESPN and WatchESPN, in the Monday Night Football game.

Below is the complete NFL schedule for Week 15:

Sunday, December 17

Miami Dolphins at Buffalo Bills 1:00 pm CBS
Green Bay Packers at Carolina Panthers 1:00 pm FOX
Baltimore Ravens at Cleveland Browns 1:00 pm CBS
Houston Texans at Jacksonville Jaguars 1:00 pm CBS
Cincinnati Bengals at Minnesota Vikings 1:00 pm CBS
New York Jets at New Orleans Saints 1:00 pm CBS
Philadelphia Eagles at New York Giants 1:00 pm FOX
Arizona Cardinals at Washington Redskins 1:00 pm FOX
Los Angeles Rams at Seattle Seahawks 4:05 pm FOX & FoxSports Go
New England Patriots at Steelers 4:25 pm CBS
Titans at San Francisco 49ers 4:25 pm CBS

Sunday Night Football

Dallas Cowboys at Oakland Raiders 8:30 pm NBC & NBCSports.com

Monday Night Football, December 18

Atlanta Falcons at Tampa Bay Buccaneers 8:30 pm ESPN & WatchESPN

Cutler, Miami Dolphins Snap Brady, New England Patriots Streak

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MIAMI, FL, Sporting Alert — Jay Cutler threw three touchdown passes, and the Miami Dolphins stunned the New England Patriots 27-20 to close out the Week 14 fixtures on Monday night.

THE GAME RECAP

Cutler completed 25 of 38 passes for 263 yards and finished without an interception for just the third time this season, as the Dolphins (6-7) remained in the NFL playoff talks.

“This gives us a boost,” Cutler said. “Winning is what keeps you in this game. The locker room after a game, there’s nothing like it.”

Cutler connected with Jarvis Landry for two touchdowns, found Jakeem Grant for another score, while Kenyan Drake ran for 114 yards and had 79 yards receiving for Miami.

NFL LATEST STANDINGS

Tom Brady went 24 for 43 for 233 yards and one touchdown, but was also intercepted twice by Xavien Howard, sacked two times and held without a third-down conversion for New England.

“It was a bad night,” Brady said. “We’ve had a lot of good nights this year. This was a bad night.”

Rex Burkhead ran for a score, but the Patriots went 0 for 11 on third-down efficiency and held to just 25 yards rushing.

The defeat snapped the New England’s (10-3) eight-game winning streak and delayed Brady and Co. their chance of clinching a ninth consecutive AFC East title for at least another week.

“We got beat in all three areas of the game,” Patriots coach Bill Belichick said after the defeat.

WHAT NEXT

The New England Patriots will make the visit to AFC North champion Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday in what could possibly be a playoff preview. Pittsburgh has won eight straight games, the longest current active streak in the league.

The Dolphins, in confident spirits, will play the Bills in Buffalo on Sunday in a key AFC East battle. Miami will face the Bills in two of their final three games.

GAME STATS LINKS AND VIDEOS

Box Score | Play-by-Play | Team Stats | Videos

NFL SCHEDULE – WEEK 14 Results
Thursday, December 7

Falcons 20, Saints 17 8:25pm NBC/NFLN
Sunday, December 10

Bills 13, Colts 7 (OT)
Panthers 31, Vikings 24
Bears 33, Bengals 7
Packers 27, Browns 21 (OT)
49ers 26, Texans 16
Chiefs 26, Raiders 15
Cowboys 30, Giants 10
Lions 24, Buccaneers 21
Cardinals 12, Titans 7
Broncos 23, Jets 0
Chargers 30, Redskins 13
Jaguars 30, Seahawks 24
Eagles 43, Rams 35
Steelers 39, Ravens 38

Monday, December 11
Dolphins 27, Patriots 20

NFL Scores From Week 6; Chiefs Lose, Giants Finally Win: Oct. 15

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MIAMI, FL, Sporitng Alert — Latest NFL scores and results from Week 6, following the games that were played on Sunday, Oct. 15.

Week 6 saw the Pittsburgh Steelers snapping the undefeated run of the Kansas City Chief, while the New York Giants grabbed their first win of the season in front of a national audience.

Elsewhere, the Cleveland Browns and the San Francisco 49ers both stayed winless on the season and fell to 0-6 records.

Kansas City, the only remaining undefeated team in the league entering Week 6, had its five-game win streak snapped after losing 19-13 to the Steelers.

Le’Veon Bell ran for 179 yards on 32 carries and a touchdown, while Antonio Brown had eight catches for 155 yards and a score for Pittsburgh in the win.

Ben Roethlisberger went 17 of 25 for 252 yards and a TD with an interception in the win for the Steelers (4-2), who held the Chiefs to just 251 total yards of offense.

Alex Smith passed for 246 yards and a touchdown for Kansas City (5-1), while leading rusher Kareem Hunt was held to just 21 yards on the ground on nine carries.

Meanwhile, the Cleveland Browns and the San Francisco 49ers are still searching for their first win of the season after failing again in Week 6.

The Brown started slowly against the Houston Texans and suffered a 33-17 defeat.

Rookie Deshaun Watson continued his impressive showing since being inserted into the starting lineup after he threw for 225 yards and three touchdowns to set an NFL record.

Watson, who completed 17 of 29 passes and connected with eight different Texans receiver, became the first rookie in NFL history with at least three TD passes in three straight games.

Watson has now thrown for 15 touchdowns this season for the Texans (3-3), which equals the number of TD passes by Brock Osweiler in 15 games last season.

Cleveland’s Kevin Hogan passed for 140 yards and a touchdown and was intercepted twice by Johnathan Joseph, who returned one of them 82 yards for a score early in the second quarter.

Also falling to 0-6 in Week 6 were the 49ers after they were edged 26-24 by the Washington Redskins (3-2).

Kirk Cousins threw for 330 yards and two touchdowns with one interception, ran for another score, and Chris Thompson caught four passes for 105 yards and ran for another 33 yards for the Redskins.

Carlos Hyde ran for two scores, Aldrick Robinson took two catches for 66 yards and a score in the defeat for San Francisco.

Rookie C.J. Beathard, who started over Brian Hoyer, threw for 245 yards, a touchdown and an interception for the 49ers.

In other NFL scores and news from Week 6, Eli Manning and the New York Giants avoided an 0-6 start and collected their first win of the season after they beat the Denver Broncos 23-10, while the Green Bay Packers were dealt a major blow after Aaron Rodgers broke his right collarbone in his team’s 23-10 defeat to the Minnesota Vikings.

NFL SCORES AND RESULT – WEEK 6

GIANTS 23, BRONCOS 10
DOLPHINS 20, FALCONS 17
CARDINALS 38, BUCCANEERS 33
VIKINGS 23, PACKERS 10
REDSKINS 26, 49ERS 24
CHARGERS 17, RAIDERS 16
RAMS 27, JAGUARS 17
SAINTS 52, LIONS 38
PATRIOTS 24, JETS 17
BEARS 27, RAVENS 24, OT
TEXANS 33, BROWNS 17
STEELERS 19, CHIEFS 13

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NFL Week 4 Round-up, Scores, Box Scores: Oct. 2

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MIAMI, FL, Sporting Alert — NFL round-up and scores from the list of matches that were played in Week 4.

The latest round of games left the San Francisco 49ers, Cleveland Brown, New York Giants and Los Angeles Chargers still in search of their first win of the season, while the Atlanta Falcons suffered their first defeat of the term.

San Francisco (0-4) suffered its fourth successive defeat of the new season after losing 18-15 in overtime to the Arizona Cardinals for who Carson Palmer passed for 357 yards on 33 of 51 completed attempts with one touchdown and an interception.

Jaron Brown took eight catches for 105 yards for Arizona (2-2).

Eli Manning and the Giants were beaten for the fourth time as well this season, following the 25-23 loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Quarterback Jameis Winston went 22 of 38 for 332 yards with three touchdowns without an interception, and Nick Folk kicked a 34-yard field goal as time expired to guide the Buccaneers (2-1) to victory.

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Eli Manning and the New York Giants defeated again

Manning was 30 of 49 for 288 yards with two touchdowns and ran for another score for the winless New York Giants (0-4).

Odell Beckham Jr. took seven of his 15 targets for 90 yards in the defeat for New York.

Meanwhile, the Atlanta Falcons (3-1) dropped their first game of the new campaign after going down 23-17 to the Buffalo Bills (3-1).

Tyrod Taylor was 12 of 20 for 182 yards with a touchdown, Charles Clay took five catches for 112 yards and Stephen Hauschka kicked a tiebreaking 56-yard field goal with less than 5 minutes left to steer the Bills to the win.

Matt Ryan passed for 242 yards and a touchdown with two interceptions for the Falcons, who lost wide receiver Julio Jones to a hip injury.

Elsewhere, Graham Gano made a 48-yard field goal as time expired and the Carolina Panthers surprised the New England Patriots 33-30 on the road.

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Tom Brady for New England Patriots

The Patriots rallied from a 14-point deficit in the fourth quarter to tie the game at 30-30 with 3:09 remaining.

However, the Panthers pushed deep late into the contest and stole the win — handing New England its second defeat at home this season.

Cam Newton recovered from a slow start to throw for three touchdowns and ran for another score for the Panthers. He went 22 of 29 for 316 yards and tallied a further 44 yards on the ground.

Devin Funchess had two TD receptions for 70 yards, Kelvin Benjamin took all four of his targets for 104 yards and Jonathan Stewart rushed 14 times for 68 yards to pass DeAngelo Williams and become the Panthers’ all-time leading rusher.

Tom Brady finished 32 of 45 for 307 yards and two touchdowns for the Patriots, who are usually untouched at Gillette Stadium.

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NFL SCORES AND BOX SCORES – WEEK 4

MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL

Monday, October 2nd

CHIEFS 29, REDSKINS 20

FINAL NFL SCORES

Sunday, October 1st

PANTHERS 33, PATRIOTS 30
BILLS 23, FALCONS 17
CARDINALS 18, 49ERS 12, OT
JETS 23, JAGUARS 20, OT
SAINTS 20, DOLPHINS 0
EAGLES 26, CHARGERS 24
RAMS 35, COWBOYS 30
BENGALS 31, BROWNS 7
BRONCOS 16, RAIDERS 10
BUCCANEERS 25, GIANTS 23
STEELERS 26, RAVENS 9
TEXANS 57, TITANS 14
LIONS 14, VIKINGS 7
SEAHAWKS 46, COLTS 18

THURSDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL
Thursday, September 28th

PACKERS 35, BEARS 14

NFL Scores, Results, Box Scores and Highlights: Week 3

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MIAMI, FL, Sporting Alert — NFL scores, results and box scores from Sunday’s Week 3 schedule of games.

The Atlanta Falcons and Kansas City Chiefs stayed undefeated this season after improving to 3-0, while Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers both delivered big time for their respective clubs.

Matt Ryan threw two touchdown passes, including the 40-yarder to Taylor Gabriel for the go-ahead score in the fourth quarter and the Atlanta Falcons beat the Detroit Lions 30-26.

Ryan finished 24 of 35 for 294 yards in the win.

Devonta Freeman ran 21 times for 106 yards, while Julio Jones took seven of his 12 targets for 91 yards for the Falcons, who left Ford Field with a key NFC win despite a few blemishes.

Matthew Stafford was 25 of 45 for 264 yards and a touchdown for the Detroit Lions, who literally fell just short in the end.

Stafford and the Lions saw their chance of a third successive victory snapped by video replay, as the quarterback’s short pass to Golden Tate in the final seconds was ruled to be just short of the goal line and was overturned by the officials.

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Alex Smith of the Kansas City Chiefs in action

In Carson, Calif, Alex Smith threw two touchdown passes in the first quarter and finished 16 of 21 for 155 yards and the Kansas City Chiefs sealed a 24-10 victory over the Los Angeles Chargers.

Rookie Kareem Hunt tallied 172 yards rushing and scored on a 69-yard run, while Terrance Mitchell grabbed a season-high nine tackles and had two interceptions for the Chiefs (3-0), who had three first-half interceptions and held the Chargers scoreless in the second half.

Tyreek Hill and Albert Wilson both had scoring catches for Kansas City, which is 3-0 to start a season for the time since 2013 when it opened up 9-0.

Travis Benjamin caught five passes for 105 yards in the defeat for Los Angeles, while Melvin Gordon ran for 79 yards and a touchdown.

However, quarterback Philip Rivers was 20 of 40 for 237 yards and threw three interceptions for the Chargers, who fell to 0-3 this season.

Elsewhere, Tom Brady threw five touchdown passes, including a 25-yarder to Brandin Cooks to secure a 36-33 victory for the New England Patriots over the Houston Texans.

With his team trailing by five late in the fourth quarter, Brady delivered again after he connected with Cooks for a touchdown pass with 23 seconds left to seal the contest.

Brady, who went 25 of 35 for 378 yards, had also found Cooks from 42 yards in the third quarter for New England to take a 28-20 lead.

The veteran quarterback also threw scoring passes to Chris Hogan (twice) and Rob Gronkowski.

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Aaron Rodgers of the Green Bay Packers in action the NFL

Rookie quarterback Deshaun Watson went 22 of 33 for 301 yards with two touchdowns and two interceptions.

At Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Aaron Rodgers inspired his team to force overtime play and then Mason Crosby kicked a 27-yard field goal with 6:26 left in extra time and the Packers rallied to beat the Cincinnati Bengals 27-24.

Green Bay trailed 21-7 at halftime after some sloppy plays, but returned after the break to outscore the Bengals 17-3 in the second half to push the contest into overtime.

Rodgers finished 28 of 42 for 313 yards with three touchdowns and an interception, while Geronimo Allison took six catches for 122 yards for the Packers (2-1).

Andy Dalton was 21 of 27 for 212 yards with two TDs and A.J. Green grab 10 passes for 111 yards and a touchdown for Cincinnati (1-3) in the defeat.

NFL SCORES AND RESULTS: WEEK 3

CHIEFS 24, CHARGERS 10
PATRIOTS 36, TEXANS 33
PACKERS 27, BENGALS 24
REDSKINS 27, RAIDERS 10
TITANS 33, SEAHAWKS 27
SAINTS 34, PANTHERS 13
FALCONS 30, LIONS 26
BILLS 26, BRONCOS 16
JAGUARS 44, RAVENS 7
COLTS 31, BROWNS 28
EAGLES 27, GIANTS 24
BEARS 23, STEELERS 17, OT
JETS 20, DOLPHINS 6
VIKINGS 34, BUCCANEERS 17

Super Bowl 51: Patriots 34 v Falcons 28 Live Updates; Brady Does It Again!

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HOUSTON, TX, Sporting Alert — New England took advantage of the open possession of overtime to score a touchdown and won Super Bowl LI in thrilling fashion after being down big for more of the contest. Th Patriots erased a 21-point second quarter deficit to seal the win.

Quarterback Tom Brady, who threw two touchdown passes on the night, became the first to win five Super Bowls, while coach Bill Belichick became the first coach to win five titles.

Brady was named Super Bowl LI MVP after breaking the NFL record for title game passing yards with 466 yards and completed 43 passes.

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Game is tied 28-28 after the Patriots scored and converted yet another two-point conversion and we are heading to the first overtime in Super Bowl history.

New England overcome a 19-point fourth quarter deficit to tie the game and keep its title hopes alive.

For live coverage of Super Bowl LI, tune in to FOX, while live streaming coverage is on FOX Sports GO for English and Spanish video commentary. Follow Live GameCast and Score Updates

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A just like that it’s now an 8-point game, as Brady and the Patriots have cut the deficit to 28-20 in the fourth quarter.

Tom Brady tossed second touchdown pass of the night following Atlanta’s first turnover of the game.

Brady found Danny Amendola for a six-yard touchdown and James White ran in the 2-point conversion for New England.

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Matt Ryan threw his second touchdown of the night, this time to Tevin Coleman and the Falcons extend their lead to 28-3 in the third quarter against the Patriots. So far, Tom Brady has not been able to get going.

The Atlanta Falcons raced out to a 21-3 lead over the New England Patriots in Super Bowl LI. Tom Brady and Patriots opened as 3-point favourites, but are struggling at the moment.

The end of the first quarter the score remains 0-0 in Super Bowl LI here in Houston, Texas. It’s the eighth scoreless first quarter in Super Bowl history.

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Tom Brady and the New England Patriots will face-off against Matt Ryan and the Atlanta Falcons in this year’s Super Bowl at NRG Stadium in Houston, Texas.

Brady, who took the field early to fire up the Patriots supporters, is aiming to become the first quarterback to win five Super Bowls.

A victory on Sunday would see the 39-year-old moving ahead of Terry Bradshaw and Joe Montana on the list.

He has a 4-2 record in Super Bowls.

The Patriots are also hunting their fifth Super Bowl and they have lots of supporters encouraging them here in Houston.

Meanwhile, Atlanta is making just its second Super Bowl appearance in franchise history and will be gunning for their first title.

League MVP Ryan and wide receiver Julio Jones have been two of the main contributors up to this point and the duo hope to finish the night as winners.

The New England Patriots start the game as 3-point favourites.

Patriots 36, Steelers 17: AFC title game score

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FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — The New England Patriots beat the Pittsburgh Steelers 36-17 in the AFC Championship game on Sunday night to reach a record ninth Super Bowl.

New England, which has won nine straight, is advancing to its seventh Super Bowl appearance in the last 15 years.

Brady and the Patriots will now take on the Atlanta Falcons, who defeated the Green Bay Packers 44-21 in the NFC championship game earlier on Sunday.

Brady, who will be making his seventh Super Bowl appearance, completed 32-of-42 passes and broke his franchise record after passing for 384 yards and three touchdowns without an interception for New England.

“We won a lot of different ways under a lot of different circumstances,” Brady said. “Mental toughness is what it is all about and this team has got it.

“We’ll see if we can write the perfect ending.”

With the win, Brady has now improved to 5-0 at home against the Steelers and he is hoping to transfer that form against the Falcons in Houston in the Super Bowl in two weeks.

Brady will take a 4-0 record against the Atlanta Falcons into that matchup.

In those four meetings, Brady had completed 67 percent of his passes for 1,193 yards and nine touchdowns with just one interception. Money!

Chris Hogan took nine catches for 180 yards and two touchdowns, Julian Edelman took eight catches for 118 yards and a touchdown for the Patriots, who jumped out to a 10-0 lead and went into the break with a 17-9 advantage.

Ben Roethlisberger completed 31-of-47 passes for 314 yards and a touchdown against one interception for the Steelers.

“We’ve got to be capable of overcoming those things,” Steelers coach Mike Tomlin said. “Injuries and so forth are part of the game.

“The reality is we didn’t make enough plays in any of the three phases. The game kind of unfolded in the way they would like it to as opposed to the way we would like it to.

“Not only in score, but in style of play and so forth. We didn’t get a lot accomplished tonight.”

Brady and New England defeated the Carolina Panthers 32-29 in the 2004 Super Bowl to win the Patriots’ second championship title.