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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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Stafford Throws Pair Of TDs, Lions Top Giants; Manning Sacked 5 Times

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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J., Sporting Alert — Matthew Stafford threw for two touchdowns and Ezekiel Ansah finished with three sacks and the Detroit Lions beat the New York Giants 24-10 in Monday Night Football.

Stafford connected with Marvin Jones Jr. for a 27-yard touchdown late in the first quarter to give the Lions the lead but the Giants pulled the score back when Evan Engram caught an 18-yard pass from Eli Manning to knot the game at 7-7 early into the second quarter.

Detroit grabbed the lead again with 10 straight points after Eric Ebron scored on a seven-yard touchdown pass from Stafford and Matt Prater kicked a 56-yard field goal and the Lions went into the halftime break leading 17-7.

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New York’s Aldrick Rosas kicked a 25-yard field goal to pull his team within seven points late in the third quarter but rookie Jamal Agnew broke the game open with an 88-yard punt return with 12:56 left in the fourth period to set up the win.

Also on the night, Ameer Abdullah ran 17 times for a career-high rushing yards of 86 as the Lions, who are 2-0 to start a season for the first time since 2011, joined the Atlanta Falcons and the Carolina Panthers as the only undefeated teams in the NFC through Week 2.

Detroit, which beat Arizona 35-23 in Week 1, has now won both games this season by double digits for the first time since 1980, according to ESPN Stats and Information.

Manning, who was sacked five times, including three times by Ansah, was 22 of 32 for 239 yards with a touchdown and an interception for the Giants, who have the fewest rushing attempts (30) through two weeks, ESPN Stats and Information informs.

“I think anytime you end up getting that kind of pressure and getting five sacks against a very explosive offense with weapons they have, it’s a good thing,” Lions coach Jim Caldwell said.

“We were not only able to get pressure consistently, but push the pocket, but they’re a tough team to handle.”

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New York welcomed back Odell Beckham Jr., following a sprained left ankle problem, but the star receiver’s contribution was very limited and the Giants (0-2) struggled to get going on offense.

Manning and New York struggled on offense again for the second successive game this season, as the 13 points after the two opening games are their fewest through 2 games in 70 years when they tallied just 7 points in 2 games in 1947, according to ESPN Stats and Information.

Giants coach Ben McAdoo took the blame for a disappointing performance.

“We put this game on me,” he said.

He added: “We talk about playing complete, complementary football, but by no stretch of the imagination did we get that done tonight.

“We put ourselves in a hole. We have to find a way to get better and better in a hurry.”

Giants v Redskins: NFL Week 3 TV Channels, Live Stream

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EAST RUTHERFORD, Sporting Alert – The NFL Week 3 fixtures get going with Thursday Night Football, with the Washington Redskins taking on the New York Giants live on CBS/NFL at MetLife Stadium at 7:25 PM CT.

New York Giants (0-2) vs Washington Redskins (1-1)
NFC Eastern Division
Thursday, September 26 @ 7:25 PM
Live on CBS, NFLN | Live ESPN GameCast Stream and Box Scores
MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford, New Jersey

The Giants enter this midweek fixture searching for its first win of the 2015 NFL regular season, after losing to the Cowboys and Falcons in the opening two weeks of the campaign.

Experts say that after digging themselves into an early winless hole, New York is unlikely to make the playoffs.

Nevertheless, the Giants’ confidence is still high and if the likes of Odell Beckham Jr. and Shane Vereen can continue to be consistent and the rest of the team can rally around them, then things could start changing for the strugglers.

At the same time though, New York is hoping that starting quarterback Eli Manning start to find his rhythm again – with anticipation that he can recapture his long passing range – with the veteran struggling from long distance thus far.

Manning has passed for 485 yards in two games this season, but on passes thrown from 10 or more yards in the deep, he’s just 5-of-20, which according to ESPN stats, is “the worst completion percentage in the NFL on those throws (minimum 10 attempts).”

Meanwhile, the Redskins head into this battle looking for back-to-back wins, this after getting the better of St. Louis in Week 2.

Washington (1-1) is already showing signs that the work put in during the offseason was not a waste of time.

The travelers head into Thursday night’s battle with the best rushing attack in the NFL so far and the experts expect coach Jay Gruden to keep running the ball against the Giants, who are expected to struggle against a running team again.

This means lots of attention will be on running backs Alfred Morris, who has rushed for 180 yards this season and Matt Jones, who has run for 151 yards in two games thus far.

The Redskins are scoring 17-points per game and allowing 13.5, compares to New York’s 23 points per game for and 25.5 allowed.

In the meantime, despite his rough start, Eli Manning will still feel confident coming into this game, as the 34-year-old has enjoyed some fruitful times against their NFC East rivals.

According to ESPN stats, Manning comes in with a Total quarterback rating of 83 against Washington, compared to just 46 against the rest of the NFL in the last two seasons.

Last year he threw for 300 yards four touchdowns TDs, 1 INT with a QBR of 97.4 in the first meeting and then passed for 250 yards, 3 TDs, 0 INTs in the second meeting, as the Giants went 2-0 in the 2014 series.

In fact, New York has won 4 straight against Washington and five of the last six meetings – the perfect timing for this battle, as they seek to finally kick-start the season and go on a run.

The Giants are 3.5 point favourites to beat the Redskins, according to vegasinsider.com, with game total setting at 44.

Team Stats REDSKINS GIANTS
Points Per Game 17.0 23.0
Points Allowed Per Game 13.5 25.5
Total Yards 371.0 340.5
Yards Passing 199.5 242.5
Yards Rushing 171.5 98.0
Yards Allowed 258.5 427.5
Pass Yards Allowed 188.0 359.5

Watch Giants v Cowboys Live Stream NFL Week 1

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HOUSTON, Sporting Alert – The NFL Week 1 schedule slips into full swing on Sunday with a packed bundle, as the journey to the Super Bowl begins. Live TV Channels are also listed below.

For a complete GameCast listing and live Box Scores, visit NFL.com, while NBC Sports will have live streaming coverage of the Sunday Night Football Game at 7:30 PM ET. This week’s game comes from the AT&T Stadium where the Dallas Cowboys will take on the New York Giants.

Oddsmakers have this total listed at 52, with Tony Romo and Cowboys coming in as 6.5 point favourites.

Defending champions New England Patriots got the season going on Thursday night when they opened with Tom Brady leading his team to a 28-21 victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers at home.

On Sunday, the likes of Kansas City Chiefs, Denver Broncos, New York Giants and the Dallas Cowboys will all be targeting victories to start the new season.

After going undefeated in the preseason fixtures, Alex Smith and Kansas City will be hoping to carry that form over into the regular season against the Houston Texans at NRG Stadium.

The Chiefs went a perfect 4-0 in preseason, while holding its opponents to less than 20 points in all four contests.

Andy Reid will certainly be looking to linebacker Justin Houston, who collected 22.0 sacks last season – tied for second-most sacks in a single season since they first began to be recorded in 1982 – to build on that performance heading into the new term.

Houston, led by defensive end J.J. Watt, the Defensive Player of the Year from last season, will also be tough to break down defensively.

The bookmakers have the Chiefs posted as 1-point favorites to take this contest against the Texans, with the game’s total posted at 40.

Game time for this one is 12:00 PM CT and live coverage will be on CBS.

At Sports Authority Field at Mile High, the Denver Broncos and Peyton Manning will be hoping for a winning start to the season when they play hosts to the Baltimore Ravens.

Denver is listed as a 5-point favorite to take home the victory on Sunday, with the game’s total at 47.

Manning enters Sunday’s clash with a very productive record in season openers.

The Broncos leader has thrown 15 touchdowns and without an interception in his last 4 season openers, and according to The Elias Sports Bureau, the veteran quarterback is the “only QB in NFL history to throw for multiple Pass TD without a pick in four straight season openers.”

Very impressive.

The simulators and NFL experts are again backing the 39-year-old to have a good season opener against the Ravens.

Elsewhere in Week 1 NFL openers on Sunday, Green Bay Packers and the Chicago Bears, two of the oldest rivals in the league, will do battle at Soldier Field with the visitors, led by top quarterback Aaron Rodgers, starting as 6.5 point favourites.

Another game to watch will be the battle between the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the Tennessee Titans at Raymond James Stadium.

This clash is particularly interesting because of the matchup between the top two NFL Draft picks, Mariota and Winston.

Sunday’s meeting will see Winston and Mariota becoming only the third set of quarterbacks drafted 1-2 to meet in their rookie season.

 

NFL Week 1 Schedule, Live TV Channels
Sunday, September 13

Green Bay at Chicago 12:00 PM FOX at Soldier Field
Kansas City at Houston 12:00 PM CBS at NRG Stadium
Cleveland at New York 12:00 PM CBS at MetLife Stadium
Indianapolis at Buffalo 12:00 PM CBS at Ralph Wilson Stadium
Miami at Washington 12:00 PM CBS at FedEx Field
Carolina at Jacksonville 12:00 PM FOX at EverBank Field
Seattle at St. Louis 12:00 PM FOX at Edward Jones Dome
New Orleans at Arizona 3:05 PM FOX at U of Phoenix Stadium
Detroit at San Diego 3:05 PM FOX at Qualcomm Stadium
Tennessee at Tampa Bay 3:25 PM CBS at Raymond James Stadium
Cincinnati at Oakland 3:25 PM CBS at O.co Coliseum
Baltimore at Denver 3:25 PM CBS Sports Authority Field at Mile High
New York at Dallas 7:30 PM NBC AT&T at Stadium

Week 6 NFL scores and results

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NEW YORK (SportingAlert.com) — NFL scores and results from fixtures that took place in Week 6 on Sunday, Oct. 12.

Highlighted big winners in Week 6 were the Dallas Cowboys, who improved to 5-1 with a 30-23 victory over the Seattle Seahawks (3-2) and the Philadelphia Eagles, who also improved to 5-1 with a 27-0 win against the New York Giants (3-3).

In fact, the win for the Philadelphia over the Giants, which including eight sacks on New York quarterback, saw the Eagles registering their first shutout in 18 years.

At the CenturyLink Field in Seattle, QB Tony Romo threw for 250 yards and two touchdowns and running back DeMarco Murray ran for 115 yards and a touchdown to help the Cowboys sealed a fifth straight victory.

Elsewhere on Sunday in Week 6, the Cincinnati Bengals (3-1-1) and the Carolina Panthers (3-2-1) could not be separated after they finished in a 37-37 tie in overtime.

NFL Scores and Records

Dallas Cowboys 30 (5-1) – Seattle Seahawks 23 (3-2)
Green Bay Packers 27 (4-2) – Miami Dolphins 24 (2-3)
Denver Broncos 31 (4-1) – New York Jets 17 (1-5)
Cleveland Browns 31 (3-2) – Pittsburgh Steelers 10 (3-3)
Cincinnati Bengals 37 (3-1-1) – Carolina Panthers 37 (3-2-1) – Tie in Overtime
New England Patriots 37 (4-2) – Buffalo Bills 22 (3-3)
Detroit Lions 17 (4-2) – Minnesota Vikings 3 (2-4)
Baltimore Ravens 48 (4-2) – Tampa Bay Buccaneers 17 (1-5)
San Diego Chargers 31 (5-1) – Oakland Raiders 28 (0-5)
Arizona Cardinals 30 (4-1) – Washington Redskins 20 (1-5)
Chicago Bears 27 (3-3) – Atlanta Falcons 13 (2-4)
Tennessee Titans 16 (2-4) – Jacksonville Jaguars 14 (0-6)
Philadelphia Eagles 27 (5-1) – New York Giants 0 (3-3)

NFL Week 6 schedule, game times, TV channels, match-ups

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NEW YORK (SportingAlert.com) — NFL Week 6 schedule continues on Sunday with another packed line up of interesting games and match-ups.

Bye teams this week are the Kansas City Chiefs and the New Orleans Saints.

Week 6 officially started on Thursday night with Andrew Luck and the Indianapolis Colts handing the Houston Texas back-to-back defeats, following the 33-28 score.

SUNDAY’S ACTION

On Sunday, two struggling teams, the Jacksonville Jaguars (0-5) go in search of their first win of the season when they travel to face the Tennessee Titans (1-4), who are currently on a four game losing streak. This game is live on CBS at 1:00 PM ET, so please check your local stations.

Peyton Manning and the Denver Broncos (3-1) are at the MetLife Stadium where they will face a New York Jets (1-4) side looking to overcome Week 5 embarrassing 31-0 defeat to the San Diego Chargers. The Jets are also on a four game losing streak.

Another highlighted game in NFL Week 6 is set to come from the Paul Brown Stadium where the Cincinnati Bengals (3-1) will try to return to winning ways against the Carolina Panthers (3-2).

The Bengals had their three game winning streak snapped the last time out after falling 43-17 at the New England Patriots, but the hosts are ready for a quick return to positive results again.

New England (3-2) opened some eyes last week with their win at home against the Bengals and the Patriots are ready to show that they are a team on the up by beating the Buffalo Bills on the road at Ralph Wilson Stadium

Star quarterback Tom Brady, who was listed as questionable for the game because of an ankle problem, will start against the Bills on Sunday.

The Bills (3-2) are also confident of pulling off a victory after snapping a two game losing streak with a close 17-14 win over the Detroit Lions last week, and head coach Doug Marrone is calling on the fans to come out and give the team the extra support needed.

Carolina comes into the game on the back of a 31-24 win over the Chicago Bears, a victory that stopped a two game losing streak.

Elsewhere on the day, Oakland Raiders (0-4) hunt their first win this season when they host San Diego, a big match-up is set for the CenturyLink Field where the Dallas Cowboys (4-1) on a four game win streak, take on the dangerous Seattle Seahawks (3-1).

Sunday Night Football on NBC and NBC Sports sees the New York Giants going to the Philadelphia Eagles, while Monday Night Football on ESPN and WatchESPN, puts the San Francisco 49ers and the St. Louis Rams together at Lincoln Financial Field.

SUN, OCT 12 WEEK 6 TIME(ET) TV LOCATION
Jacksonville at Tennessee 1:00 PM CBS LP Field
Baltimore at Tampa Bay 1:00 PM CBS Raymond James Stadium
Denver at NY Jets 1:00 PM CBS MetLife Stadium
Detroit at Minnesota 1:00 PM FOX TCF Bank Stadium
New England at Buffalo 1:00 PM FOX Ralph Wilson Stadium
Carolina at Cincinnati 1:00 PM FOX Paul Brown Stadium
Pittsburgh at Cleveland 1:00 PM CBS FirstEnergy Stadium
Green Bay at Miami 1:00 PM FOX Sun Life Stadium
San Diego at Oakland 4:05 PM CBS O.co Coliseum
Chicago at Atlanta 4:25 PM FOX Georgia Dome
Dallas at Seattle 4:25 PM FOX CenturyLink Field
Washington at Arizona 4:25 PM FOX U of Phoenix Stadium
NY Giants at Philadelphia 8:30 PM NBC Lincoln Financial Field
MON, OCT 13 TIME TV LOCATION
San Francisco at St. Louis 8:30 PM ESPN/WatchESPN Edward Jones Dome

NFL Scores, Records and Box Scores In Week 1 – Sept. 8

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MIAMI, Fla. (Sporting Alert) — The following are the scores, records and box scores after Week 1 fixtures in the NFL on Monday night (Sept. 8).

Among the teams picking a victory on Week 1 were the Seattle Seahawks, who opened the season with a 36-16 win over the Green Bay Packers, the Denver Broncos, who held off the battling Indianapolis Colts 31-24, while an impressive Philadelphia Eagles rallied from a 0-17 deficit to score a 34-17 victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars.

Also scoring impressive wins on Week 1 were the Detroit Lions, following their 35-14 positive result over the New York Giants on Monday Night Football, the Miami Dolphins, which rallied to a 33-20 win past the New England Patriots and the Minnesota Vikings, who hammered the St. Louis Rams 34-6.

Elsewhere, Matt Ryan set a team record with 448 yards in the Atlanta Falcons’ 37-34 overtime victory over the New Orleans Saints, while Carson Palmer finished with 304 yards on 24 for 37 completed passes and two touchdowns in the  Arizona Cardinals’ narrow 18-17 victory over the tip San Diego Chargers in the second of the double-header in Monday Night Football.

NFL Scores, Records and Box Scores In Week 1: 

Detroit Lions 35 (1-0) – New York Giants 14 (0-1)

Arizona Cardinals 18 (1-0) – San Diego Chargers 17 (0-1)

Miami Dolphins 33 (1-0) – New England Patriots 20 (0-1)

Carolina Panthers 20 (1-0) – Tampa Bay Buccaneers 14 (0-1)

Houston Texans 17 (1-0) – Washington Redskins 6 (0-1)

Tennessee Titans 26 (1-0) – Kansas City Chiefs 10 (0-1)

Cincinnati Bengals 23 (1-0) – Baltimore Ravens 16 (0-1)

Buffalo Bills 23 (1-0) – Chicago Bears 20 (0-1) – OT

New York Jets 19 (1-0) – Oakland Raiders 14 (0-1)

Philadelphia Eagles 34 (1-0) – Jacksonville Jaguars 17 (0-1)

Minnesota Vikings 34 (1-0) – St. Louis Rams 6 (0-1)

Pittsburgh Steelers 30 (1-0) – Cleveland Browns 27 (0-1)

Atlanta Falcons 37 (1-0) – New Orleans Saints 34 (0-1) – OT

Denver Broncos 31 (1-0) – Indianapolis Colts 24 (0-1)

Seattle Seahawks 36 (1-0) – Green Bay Packers 16 (0-1)

New York Giants vs. Detroit Lions Live on ESPN & WatchESPN

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Here are the inactive players listed for tonight’s Monday Night Football game between the New York Giants and the Detroit Lions.

The game streaming live on the WatchESPN App and ESPN TV Channel.

Listed among the inactive players tonight for the Lions are wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr., as well as tickles James Brewer and Charles Brown and defensive end Kerry Wynn.

On the list for the Giants are quarterbacks Kellen Moore, wide receiver Kevin Ogletree and defensive end Larry Webster.

The game between the New York Giants and the Detroit Lions is the first of the double header on Monday night

NEW YORK GIANTS AT DETROIT LIONS INACTIVES, 7:10 PM (ET)

Detroit Lions – QB Kellen Moore, WR Ryan Broyles, WR Kevin Ogletree, S Don Carey, SS James Ihedigbo, OT Cornelius Lucas, DE Larry Webster

New York Giants – WR Odell Beckham Jr., OT James Brewer, OT Charles Brown, DT Jason Bromley, DT Markus Kuhn, G Adam Snyder, DE Kerry Wynn

NFL preseason Week 3 TV Channels and Schedules

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MIAMI, FL (SportingAlert) — Following is the list of games on the schedule for Week 3 of the NFL preseason, which is scheduled for Thursday Aug. 21 to Sunday Aug. 23.

On Thursday the Pittsburgh Steelers, coming off a 19-16 victory over the Buffalo Bills, will take on the Philadelphia Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field in their third game of the preseason.

The Eagles have dropped its opening two preseason games, include going down 42-35 against the New England Patriots the last time out.

The NFL preseason Week 3 action continues on Friday with five more games, as the New York Giants and the New York Jets among the battles on show at MetLife Stadium.

The Giants are currently undefeated thus far in preseason and are coming off a narrow 27-26 win over the Indianapolis Colts. The New York Jets, which beat the Cincinnati Bengals 25-17 last week, are also undefeated in preseason outing.

There are eight games on Saturday, while two games are on the calendar for Sunday.

Week 3: August 20 – August 26
THU, AUG 21 TIME (ET) TV TICKETS LOCATION
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia 7:30 PM NFL Lincoln Financial Field

FRI, AUG 22 TIME (ET) TV TICKETS LOCATION
Carolina at New England 7:30 PM Gillette Stadium
NY Giants at NY Jets 7:30 PM MetLife Stadium
Jacksonville at Detroit 7:30 PM Ford Field
Oakland at Green Bay 8:00 PM CBS Lambeau Field
Chicago at Seattle 10:00 PM NFL CenturyLink Field

SAT, AUG 23 TIME (ET) TV TICKETS LOCATION
Tampa Bay at Buffalo 4:30 PM NFL Ralph Wilson Stadium
Dallas at Miami 7:00 PM Sun Life Stadium
Tennessee at Atlanta 7:00 PM Georgia Dome
Washington at Baltimore 7:30 PM M&T Bank Stadium
New Orleans at Indianapolis 8:00 PM CBS Lucas Oil Stadium
St. Louis at Cleveland 8:00 PM FirstEnergy Stadium
Minnesota at Kansas City 8:00 PM Arrowhead Stadium
Houston at Denver 9:00 PM Sports Authority Field at Mile High

SUN, AUG 24 TIME (ET) TV TICKETS LOCATION
San Diego at San Francisco 4:00 PM 25-17 Levi’s Stadium
Cincinnati at Arizona 8:00 PM NBC U of Phoenix Stadium

Buffalo Bills v New York Giants HOF Game – Live Broadcast

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CANTON, Ohio — The New York Giants will face the Buffalo Bills in a Hall of Fame preseason contest at the Fawcett Stadium on Sunday and here are the broadcasting information.

Sunday’s game will be broadcast live on NBC and streamed online live on NBCSports, will kick off at 8 p.m. ET, with the Giants radio beginning its pre game show at 7:05.

The Buffalo Bills, which finished the 2013 season with an overall record of 6-10, will open the regular preseason campaign on Friday, Aug. 8 at Bank of America Stadium against the Carolina Panthers.

Fans will get to see Buffalo’s top pick Sammy Watkins in action, as the former Clemson wide receiver is set to make his debut.

New York Giants meanwhile, had an overall 7-9 record last season and they too will want to use the preseason to work on several areas of their game in preparation for the new season.

Eli Manning and the Giants will play the Pittsburgh Steelers in the first regular preseason game at MetLife Stadium on Saturday.

NATIONAL TV BROADCAST
NBC | Kickoff: 8 PM ET
Play-by-play: Al Michaels
Analysis: Cris Collinsworth

GIANTS RADIO NETWORK
Coors Light Giants Gameday begins at 7:05 PM

WCBS 880 AM
Play-by-Play: Bob Papa | Analysis: Carl Banks
Sideline: Howard Cross
Pre/Postgame Hosts: Lance Medow, Jeff Feagles, John Schmeelk, and Paul Dottino

NATIONAL RADIO BROADCAST
WestWood One Sports
Play-by-Play:Scott Graham
Analysis:James Lofton

Week 15 NFL scores, results and record on Dec. 15

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(Sporting Alert) — Here are the NFL scores, results and records from all the games that took place in the league in Week 15 on Sunday.

Among the highlights on the day was the thrilling comeback win by Matt Flynn and the Green Bay Packers, who handed Tony Romo and the Dallas Cowboys a stunning defeat after being down 23-3 at the half and look completely out of sync.

The Pacers (7-6) rallied to outscore the Cowboys 34-10 in the second half on their way to a brilliant 37-36 come victory and matched the biggest comeback in franchise history.

“It took me everything not to cry,” said Packers coach Mike McCarthy. “I’m just drained. Just the sheer emotion. It was incredible.”

Meanwhile, the Kansas City Chiefs (11-3) hammered the Oakland Raiders (4-10), 56-31 to clinch a playoff slot with running back Jamaal Charles impressing once again.

Also among the winners in the NFL fixtures Sunday were the rampant Seattle Seahawks (12-2), which won its 12th game of the season with a one-sided 23-0 victory over the New York Giants (5-9).

The San Francisco 49ers , Chicago Bears and the Indianapolis Colts also seal wins, while the Miami Dolphins (8-6) beat the New England Patriots (10-4).

In the Sunday Night Football game, the Pittsburgh Steelers (6-8) got the better for the Cincinnati Bengals (9-5), 30-20.

NFL Scores and Results in Week 15

Seattle Seahawks 23 (12-2), New York Giants 0 (5-9)
Kansas City Chiefs 56 (11-3), Oakland Raiders 31 (4-10)
San Francisco 49ers 33 (10-4), Tampa Bay Buccaneers 14 (4-10)
Carolina Panthers 30 (10-4), New York Jets 20 (6-8)
Indianapolis Colts 25 (9-5), Houston Texans 3 (2-12)
Arizona Cardinals 37 (9-5), Tennessee Titans 34 (5-9), Overtime
Miami Dolphins 24 (8-6), New England Patriots 20 (10-4)
Green Bay Packers 37 (7-6-1), Dallas Cowboys 36 (7-7)
Chicago Bears 38 (8-6), Cleveland Browns 31 (4-10)
Minnesota Vikings 48 (4-9-1), Philadelphia Eagles 30 (8-6)
Buffalo Bills 27 (5-9), Jacksonville Jaguars 20 (4-10)
Atlanta Falcons 27 (4-10), Washington Redskins 26 (3-11)
St. Louis Rams 27 (6-8), New Orleans Saints 16 (10-4)
Pittsburgh Steelers 30 (6-8), Cincinnati Bengals 20 (9-5)

NFL WEEK 15: Live TV Channels and Streams, Game Time and Place

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NEW YORK (Sporting Alert) — Week 15 in the NFL continues on Sunday, December 15, with another full schedule of games, as a number teams seek vital wins in the hunt for playoff places.

Among the matchups on the day is the clash between the Cincinnati Bengals (9-4) who travel to face the Pittsburgh Steelers (5-8) at Heinz Field in Sunday Night Football. The Bengals are going for their fourth victory in a row, while the Steelers have dropped its last two.

Seattle Seahawks (11-2) had a seven game win streak snapped last week by the San Francisco 49ers so they will be looking to get back to winning ways against the New York Giants (5-8) at MetLife Stadium.

Also on the fixture for Sunday in the NFL are the Kansas City Chiefs (10-3) who travel to face the Oakland Raiders (4-9), the Green Bay Packers (6-6) at Dallas Cowboys (7-6) and the Carolina Panthers (9-4), who are hoping to rebound from last week’s defeat to the New Orleans Saints – when they go up against the New York Jets (6-7) at Bank of America Stadium.

Week 15: December 15
SUN, DEC 15 TIME (ET) TV LOCATION
Washington Redskins at Atlanta Falcons 1:00 PM FOX at Georgia Dome
Chicago Bears at Cleveland Browns 1:00 PM FOX at FirstEnergy Stadium
Houston Texans at Indianapolis Colts 1:00 PM CBS at Lucas Oil Stadium
New England Patriots at Miami Dolphins 1:00 PM CBS at Sun Life Stadium
Philadelphia Eagles at Minnesota Vikings 1:00 PM FOX at Mall of America Field
Seattle Seahawks at New York Giants 1:00 PM FOX at MetLife Stadium
San Francisco 49ers at Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1:00 PM FOX at Raymond James Stadium
Buffalo Bills at Jacksonville Jaguars 1:00 PM CBS at EverBank Field
Kansas City Chiefs at Oakland Raiders 4:05 PM CBS at O.co Coliseum
New York Jets at Carolina Panthers 4:05 PM CBS at Bank of America Stadium
Green Bay Packers at Dallas Cowboys 4:25 PM FOX at AT&T Stadium
Arizona Cardinals at Tennessee Titans 4:25 PM FOX at LP Field
New Orleans Saints at St. Louis Rams 4:25 PM FOX at Edward Jones Dome
Cincinnati Bengals at Pittsburgh Steelers 8:30 PM NBC at Heinz Field

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Monday Night Football
Baltimore Ravens at Detroit Lions 8:30 PM at Ford Field