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| Falcons Team Report: Vick-less again |
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11/26/2003 |
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| === Falcons Team Report: Vick-less again === Atlanta Falcons Week 13 Team Report (MySportsbook) - Mike Vick most likely will not return to the field this Sunday against the Houston Texans. Vick had pinpointed the contest as his full-time return date, but he sprained his ankle in practice last week. The All-Pro signal caller, who was originally slated to see limited action in Sunday's tough 38-31 loss to Tennessee, has swelling in the ankle and is listed as doubtful for this contest. "We're just taking it d |
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| Texans, Falcons tangle in Houston |
NFL Football |
11/26/2003 |
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| (MySportsbook) - With back-to-back crushing losses still haunting them, the Atlanta Falcons return to the field -- likely without Mike Vick -- this Sunday to take on the Houston Texans at Reliant Stadium. Vick had pinpointed this contest as his full-time return date, but he sprained his ankle in practice last week. The All-Pro signal caller, who was originally slated to see limited action in Sunday's tough 38-31 loss to Tennessee, has swelling in the ankle and is listed as doubtful for this contest. "We're |
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| Henry, Moulds remain questionable for Sunday |
NFL Football |
11/21/2003 |
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| after he was limited the last two days due to a slightly torn groin. The team's leading receiver, Moulds, has seen limited action since he tore the groin against the Cincinnati Bengals on October 5. He did not play in last Sunday's 12-10 loss to the Houston Texans and has missed three of Buffalo's last five games. The duo has accounted for 10 of the team's 17 offensive touchdowns this year and has combined for 1,427 yards -- more than half the Bills' total offense. Buffalo's offense has been held out of the e |
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| Falcons Team Report: Struggles continue |
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11/21/2003 |
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| gives the offense -- and especially the quarterback -- confidence to go out and do what you can do, but not try to force things and not worry about punting the ball." Johnson hopes he can do a better job of getting the ball down the field, but the Titans are still gearing up to stop the Falcons' running game. Tennessee has the top-rated run defense but Fred Taylor ran the ball well against the Titans in the first half last week before he was injured. UP NEXT: The Falcons visit the Houston Texans in Week 13. |
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| Bills Team Report: Panic mode |
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11/21/2003 |
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| (MySportsbook) - The Buffalo Bills lost to the Houston Texans at home last week and failed to get in the end zone for the third straight game, all losses. Over that span, the Bills have three safeties and no touchdowns. Running back Travis Henry broke his fibula in the first half, but completed the game and rushed for 149 yards. The Bills reached the red zone three times last week but came away with only six points. Failure inside the 20-yard line is wearing on the defense as well as the offense. "We get t |
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| Inside the NFL: Week 12 |
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11/20/2003 |
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| uincy Carter on the run. Stephen Davis is the big, bullish type of running back that can wear down the small-but-quick Dallas defense. Carolina is 4-1 ATS in its last five road games. Predicted Outcome: Carolina 20, Dallas 17 New England Patriots at Houston Texans: Thanks to KC's Week 11 loss, the Patriots are now the hottest team in the NFL with six consecutive victories. The 4-6 Texans have battled all season long. They came up with an impressive victory in Buffalo last week, but QB David Carr was lost to a |
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| Texans' Carr sidelined with shoulder sprain |
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11/17/2003 |
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| Houston, TX (MySportsbook) - Houston Texans quarterback David Carr is expected to miss Sunday's game against New England because of sprained right shoulder. Carr was injured in this past Sunday's game against Buffalo and an MRI exam on Monday revealed the severity of the injury -- a sprain in the AC joint. He could be sidelined for more than just one game. "When a quarterback has a sprain in his AC joint, it's tough for him to throw the football," said Texans head coach Dom Capers. "That's why we're declar |
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| Texans Team Report: New heights |
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11/14/2003 |
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| (MySportsbook) - The Houston Texans have dropped four of their last five games, including a road loss to the Bengals last week. Houston blew a three- point, fourth-quarter lead and lost despite scoring a franchise-best 27 points and having two plays of more than 50 yards. "Offensively, we scored the most points we've ever scored since we've been here," said head coach Dom Capers. "We scored on five of 10 possessions. We did make more big plays, more in the run game. We had a 16 and a 19 and of course Doman |
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| Chiefs shoot for 10-0 in Cincinnati |
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11/13/2003 |
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| a long time. Sooner or later, those guys ought to stand up and play." Cincinnati has won three of its last four to pull within a game of first place Baltimore in the AFC North. The Bengals have already doubled their 2002 win total after downing the Houston Texans, 34-27, at Paul Brown Stadium on Sunday. Rudi Johnson carried the load with a franchise record 43 carries for 182 yards and a pair of second-half touchdowns. Johnson posted his second 100- yard rushing effort in the past three games, while tallying |
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| NFL Coaches on the Hot Seat |
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11/11/2003 |
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| back's attempt to recover from a broken leg. The Falcons need a Vick- friendly coach and owner Arthur Blank should be able to find one in the offseason. Dave Wannstedt (Miami Dolphins) - The Dolphins rebounded from a shocking opening-day loss to the Houston Texans with four straight wins. Wannstedt had his team back on top of the AFC East at 4-1, but Miami has since lost three of its last four and will have to battle for its playoff lives the rest of the way. Team owner Wayne Huizenga stated his support for W |
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