'Former UCLA standout has become one of the NFL's best, and now he is known for a heady kneel-down to help the Jaguars win.'
'The former Bruin is now the standout back, while the Heisman winner Reggie Bush hasn't lived up to expectations in the NFL.'
He scores three touchdowns against the Carolina Panthers in a 24-17 victory.
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The Times' Adam Tschorn throws down a 'stache challenge.
Richard Metzger ponders the annual day of retail mania.
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He is replaced on an interim basis by defensive coordinator Perry Fewell.
Chargers fell behind in the AFC West by 3 1/2 games with defeat to Broncos in mid-October, but they have caught up with four wins in a row; the Broncos have lost three straight.
Controversial choices by Jaguars running back Maurice Jones-Drew and Patriots Coach Bill Belichick illustrate just how small the difference between brilliant and foolish can be in NFL.
Three famous calls that worked out . . . and three that didn't.
Browns quarterback Brady Quinn's questionable chop block on Ravens linebacker Terrell Suggs following an interception angers Ray Lewis.
This week's Monday morning quarterbacking session is devoted entirely to Bill Belichick's much-discussed (and costly) decision to go for it on fourth down.
New England fourth-down play backfires, giving Peyton Manning time to rally Indianapolis for the victory.
Broncos continue slide and the Cowboys lay an egg, so don't pencil them in just yet for the title game.
Baltimore started strong but has faded in recent weeks and needs a win against Cleveland in order to stay within striking distance of Pittsburgh and Cincinnati in the race for the AFC North.
Colts Coach Jim Caldwell once tried to recruit the pass-rushing terror to Wake Forest, offering to let him play both offense and defense. And Freeney has never let him forget it.
As he prepares for his assignment of covering Randy Moss, the rookie cornerback remembers getting a jersey of the receiver when he was younger.
The quarterback was penalized for abusive conduct toward a game official.
Quarterback Carson Palmer says the success is nice, but it's also about players who like and respect each other. Cincinnati faces Pittsburgh for the top spot in the AFC North on Sunday.
The NBC analysts state their loyalties, and Harrison calls the matchup the 'greatest rivalry in the NFL right now.'
Mike Smith got into a sideline scuffle. The Redskins' DeAngelo Hall isn't fined.
He is shot down in his attempts to send mustard to Heinz Field by his coach, in 'catch-up/ketchup' reference, and says he will find motivation elsewhere.
49ers get an assist from the Bears' quarterback Jay Cutler, who throws five interceptions.
He and his wife appear naked in photographs for a PETA campaign.
Quinn was benched by Coach Eric Mangini 2 1/2 games into the season but will start Monday night's game against the Baltimore Ravens.
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