DENVER — This is why the Denver Broncos signed Peyton Manning. They want to storm into the playoffs. Sunday, the Broncos clinched the AFC West cham…
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NFL Today, Week 13 (The Associated Press)
SAN DIEGO — On a stage where the Cincinnati Bengals needed a victory to keep their playoff hopes alive, quarterback Andy Dalton showed a flair for improvisation.
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Dalton’s scramble lifts Bengals to win at San Diego (The SportsXchange)
DENVER – It took some unconventional methods for the Denver Broncos to take the easy route back to the NFL playoffs. And they have about 72 hours to enjoy their second straight AFC West title.
SAN DIEGO (Reuters) – The Cincinnati Bengals won their fourth successive game with a 20-13 win at the free-falling San Diego Chargers on Sunday to move into playoff contention. The Chargers have now lost seven of their last eight games, leaving the future of their much criticized head coach Norv Turner looking bleak and their fans once again venting their frustration at the end of the game. Andy Dalton put the Bengals ahead with 4:11 remaining, diving into the end-zone after a clever scramble and then a Mike Nugent field goal extended the advantage to seven points. …
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Battling Bengals sink struggling San Diego (Reuters)
SAN DIEGO, Dec 2 (Reuters) – The Cincinnati Bengals won their fourth successive game with a 20-13 win at the free-falling San Diego Chargers on Sunday to move into playoff contention. The Chargers have now lost seven of their last eight games, leaving the future of their much criticised head coach Norv Turner looking bleak and their fans once again venting their frustration at the end of the game. Andy Dalton put the Bengals ahead with 4:11 remaining, diving into the end-zone after a clever scramble and then a Mike Nugent field goal extended the advantage to seven points. …
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OAKLAND — The Cleveland Browns can’t be called road kill anymore.
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Browns topple Raiders to end 12-game road losing streak (The SportsXchange)
Undermanned Chicago was hit with more injuries Sunday in a loss to Seattle, including to star linebacker Brian Urlacher.
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Bears hit with more injuries (The Associated Press)
SAN DIEGO (AP) — Andy Dalton and the Cincinnati Bengals didn’t flinch.
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Dalton’s 6-yard TD lifts Bengals over Bolts (The Associated Press)
Once again, our friends from NFL.com and the RedZone channel (still the most addictive legal substance on the planet) have presented us with a handy-dandy video featuring every one of the 56 touchdowns scored in Sunday morning and afternoon action, depending on your time zone. This week, we have 36 passing scores, 17 rushing touchdowns, and three on defense and special teams. Among the passing touchdowns, you’ll see a total of seven from the Indianapolis Colts’ quarterback legacy over the last 15 seasons — four from Andrew Luck in the Colts’ 35-33 win over the Detroit Lions, including the rookie’s last-second zinger to Donnie Avery, and three from Peyton Manning, who led the Denver Broncos to a 31-23 win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and the 12th AFC West title in franchise history. You’ll also see Cam Newton’s three passing touchdowns in a 27-21 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs, a team some thought wouldn’t have (or shouldn’t have) suited up after what happened this weekend. You’ll also see the two touchdown passes from Kansas City’s Brady Quinn, who played the best game of his NFL career under unreal circumstances. No running back had a specifically super day from a scoring perspective — no back had more than one touchdown, but you won’t want to miss Adrian Peterson’s 82-yard scamper against the Green Bay Packers. Both Luck and Manning benefited from receivers who caught two touchdowns — Demaryius Thomas for the Broncos, and Avery for the Colts.
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Video: See all 56 touchdowns from Sunday’s gameday action (Shutdown Corner)