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| Chiefs Team Report: Priest shall lead them |
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11/27/2002 |
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| ficient day. "But, we only converted one of five third down situations, one of which was dropped, and three of those we didn't convert they drove and missed a field goal and then scored 14 points." CARDINALS ENTER ARROWHEAD This week's opponent, the Arizona Cardinals, have lost five games in a row and the Chiefs wouldn't mind extending that skid to six. The Cardinals' defense, which allows an average of 131.7 rushing yards per game, will have to stop Holmes, but that's easier said than done. Especially consideri |
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| Raiders Team Report: Awaiting the Jets |
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11/27/2002 |
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| ason appeared on the brink of disaster following their overtime loss to San Francisco in Week 9, which marked their fourth consecutive defeat, but they haven't lost since. Oakland's hot streak continued last week with a 41-20 blasting of the hapless Arizona Cardinals on the road. Head coach Mike Callahan isn't ready to start focusing on the playoffs just yet. "It's so early," Callahan said. "We're just starting to get this thing heated up. We'll see how it all comes out. We are still in our third quarter. We've |
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| Cardinals' Jones out for season |
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11/23/2002 |
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| Tempe, AZ (MySportsbook) - Arizona Cardinals running back Thomas Jones will miss the remainder of the season with a broken right hand. Jones suffered the break at his home Friday night while trying to reach for a telephone. His hand apparently hit a countertop, causing the break in the fourth metacarpal bone. The third-year pro out of Virginia collected 511 yards on 138 carries with two touchdowns this season. He also caught 20 passes for 113 yards in nine games. Arizona (4-6) hosts the Oakland Raiders on Sun |
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| 49ers running back Hearst apologizes for homophobic remarks |
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11/22/2002 |
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| or anti-gay comments he made three weeks ago. Hearst made the comments to a newspaper reporter in response to former defensive lineman Esera Tuaolo declaring he's gay on HBO's "Real Sports" show. Following the October 27th game between the 49ers and Arizona Cardinals, Hearst told Fresno Bee columnist Milo F. Bryant, "I don't want any faggots on my team. I know this might not be what people want to hear, but that's a punk. I don't want any faggots in this locker room." The comments were published on November 1st, |
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| Cardinals Team Report: Broken down |
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11/22/2002 |
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| (MySportsbook) - The Arizona Cardinals dropped a 38-14 decision to the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 11. Eagles QB Donovan McNabb played almost the entire contest with a broken ankle, and he still completed 20-of-25 passes for 255 yards and four touchdowns. The loss was the fourth in the row for the Cardinals. "A lot of things go into that," QB Jake Plummer said of the losing streak. "We're not executing offensively, a lot of mental errors, a lot of turnovers, not scoring when we get down into the red zone. We' |
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| Arizona's Fredrickson to miss two weeks |
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11/21/2002 |
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| Tempe, AZ (MySportsbook) - Arizona Cardinals linebacker Rob Fredrickson is expected to miss at least two weeks with a neck stinger. Fredrickson left Arizona's contest with Seattle on November 10, but was able to return for last Sunday's game in Philadelphia. The 31-year-old was listed as probable for this Sunday's game against Oakland and even practiced on Thursday. However, Fredrickson reported soreness and underwent an MRI exam after practice. Fredrickson, who has 47 tackles and one sack in 10 games this ye |
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| Reid thought McNabb had ankle sprain, not fracture |
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11/18/2002 |
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| Philadelphia, PA (MySportsbook) - Philadelphia Eagles head coach Andy Reid said Monday that he thought quarterback Donovan McNabb had suffered an ankle sprain, and that's why he continued playing in Sunday's 38-14 win over the Arizona Cardinals. X-rays taken after the game showed that McNabb suffered a non-displaced fracture of the fibula, and the All-Pro quarterback is expected to miss at least the remainder of the regular season. Reid said that McNabb downplayed the injury, and ruled out the possibility of |
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| McNabb fractures right ankle |
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11/17/2002 |
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| Philadelphia, PA (MySportsbook) - Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb fractured his right ankle in Sunday's 38-14 win over the Arizona Cardinals. He is expected to be out 6-to-8 weeks. Arizona recovered a fumble after linebacker LeVar Woods and safety Adrian Wilson combined to sack McNabb, who hurt his ankle on the third play from scrimmage. McNabb played through pain nearly the rest of the game before yielding to Koy Detmer for Philadelphia's final offensive possession in the fourth quarter. "I ju |
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| Arizona's Boston done for year |
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11/12/2002 |
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| Phoenix, AZ (MySportsbook) - Arizona Cardinals wide receiver David Boston will have season-ending knee surgery next week to repair a partial thickness tear of the right patella tendon. Boston, who suffered the injury against the 49ers, currently leads Arizona with 32 receptions and 512 yards receiving. He missed last Sunday's 27-6 loss to Seattle. Boston began experiencing periodic tendinitis during a mini-camp last spring and it surfaced during training camp. The problem came back several weeks ago, causing |
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| Eagles Team Report: McNabb vs. Manning |
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11/08/2002 |
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| nd be playing their best ball from now until the end of the season. I think the only way you're able to do that is by having an established run game as well as an established passing game. If you look around the league, all the teams that came out passing the ball 40-50 times a game aren't doing it anymore. "The teams that aren't able to run the ball are the teams that are pretty much struggling right now." COMING UP: The Eagles welcome the former NFC East rival Arizona Cardinals to Veterans Stadium in Week 11. |
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