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Nov 11 (Reuters) – The Atlanta Falcons’ unbeaten run was ended by the New Orleans Saints on Sunday with a 31-27 loss at the Superdome, while defending Super Bowl champions the New York Giants suffered a shock 31-13 loss at the Cincinnati Bengals. The Buffalo Bills came close to producing another upset against New England but quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick threw a late interception as the Patriots hung on for a 37-31 win. …

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NFL-Saints end Falcons’ unbeaten run, Bengals stun Giants (Reuters)

All scoring plays in the NFL are supposed to be reviewed upstairs. Apparently, the guys upstairs didn’t look very hard at Trindon Holliday’s punt return for the Broncos, because he let go of the ball before he crossed the goal line. Like DeSean Jackson years ago, who let go of the ball as he celebrated a touchdown against Dallas before he crossed the goal line, Holliday showboated a bit at the end of his punt return for a touchdown for Denver. He let go of the ball as he stepped in the end zone, except replays showed that he dropped the ball before he actually scored.

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Trindon Holliday drops the ball before he crosses the goal line, but officials don’t notice (VIDEO) (Shutdown Corner)

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — Peyton Manning made sure John Fox’s return to Carolina was a successful one, throwing for 301 yards and a touchdown to lead the Denver Broncos to a 36-14 win over the Panthers on Sunday.

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Manning, defense lead Broncos over Panthers 36-14 (The Associated Press)

Von Miller and his Denver Broncos teammates forced Carolina Panthers’ quarterback to have a very bad day. Miller, who was drafted just after Newton in the top two picks in 2011, sacked Newton on Carolina’s opening series. In the third quarter, Tony Carter picked off Newton and returned the ball 40 yards for a touchdown. After both the sack and pick-six, Denver celebrated using Newton’s “Superman” move. The Broncos sacked Newton seven times, including one for a safety. Why were they so fired up for Newton and the hapless Panthers? Newton caused the problem himself when he appeared with Miller at an event in the off-season. When a fan asked what Newton thought about playing Miller and the Broncos. According to Miller, Newton stood up, stood over Miller, and said his team was going to crush the Broncos. “That was the one time I was like, ‘Wow.’ He said that in front of a crowd. So I felt kind of challenged,” Miller told USA TODAY Sports this week. Unfortunately for Newton, Miller has a good memory and he let Newton’s comments simmer. That simmering reached a boiling point at exactly the right time. He finished the game with four tackles and a sack. He has 10 sacks this season. Meanwhile Newton’s team lost 36-14, and he was 21 for 36 for 241 yards with two interceptions and two touchdowns.

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Von Miller’s big day against Cam Newton was months in the making (Shutdown Corner)

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — Broncos defensive end Elvis Dumervil has left Sunday’s game against the Carolina Panthers with a right shoulder injury and the team says he won’t return to the game. Dumervil has six sacks this season. He left midway through the second quarter and has been replaced by Robert Ayers.