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Giants Eliminate Vikings, Give Them First One-Score Loss Of Season
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Daniel Jones passed for 301 yards and two touchdowns and ran for 78 yards in his first career playoff game for the New York Giants, a 31-24 victory over Minnesota in the wild-card round that gave the Vikings their first loss in 12 one-score games this season.
Saquon Barkley rushed for two scores, including the tiebreaker midway through the fourth quarter. The defense finished off the franchise’s first playoff win since the Super Bowl 11 years ago by swarming tight end T.J. Hockenson after a 3-yard catch on a pass from Kirk Cousins at midfield on fourth-and-8 to force a turnover on downs with 1:44 to go and no timeouts left for the Vikings.
Jones became the first quarterback in NFL history to hit these thresholds in a postseason game: 300-plus passing yards, two-plus passing touchdowns and 70-plus rushing yards.
“I’m impressed. I’m not shocked because he’s been doing it all year. He’s really been balling,” said Barkley, who had 109 total yards on only 14 touches. “He’s a special player. This is where you can create your legacy in the playoffs, and what a way to start it off.”
First-year head coach Brian Daboll’s team advanced to play No. 1 seed and NFC East rival Philadelphia in the divisional round next weekend.
“I think we’ve had some of our better games recently and found some stuff that works for us,” said Jones, who had touchdown passes to Isaiah Hodgins and Daniel Bellinger. “So we’ll keep doing it. I thought the coaching staff did a great job having us prepared.”
Cousins went 31 for 39 for 273 yards and two scores and a rushing touchdown to cap the game’s opening possession, the too-short throw to Hockenson his one glaring mistake. Justin Jefferson, the NFL’s leading receiver, had only one catch after halftime and finished with 47 yards.
“This is probably the toughest loss of my career,” said Cousins, who had by far the best record of his 11 years in the league.
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Bengals’ defensive TD fuels wild-card win over Ravens
CINCINNATI — Without Lamar Jackson, the Baltimore Ravens weren’t expected to give the Cincinnati Bengals much of a struggle Sunday night in their wild-card matchup. But things didn’t go as expected.
The Bengals did pull through with a 24-17 victory to set up a divisional-round game against the Buffalo Bills, but it was much closer than anticipated.
A 98-yard touchdown return of Tyler Huntley’s fumble at the goal line in the fourth quarter proved decisive.
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It’s never easy against divisional rivals, even when it’s supposed to be.
The two AFC North teams met for the second straight week, and the Bengals beat a short-handed Ravens team to celebrate back-to-back division titles. Despite the Ravens playing without Jackson, Cincinnati was pushed to the brink at Paycor Stadium but survived.
Some big plays from key players allowed the defending AFC champions to advance.
Pivotal play: With the Ravens a yard out from taking a lead in the fourth quarter, Cincinnati’s defense came up with a massive turnover. As Huntley tried to extend the ball over the goal line for a touchdown, linebacker Logan Wilson punched the ball out of Huntley’s grasp. It squirted free and defensive end Sam Hubbard scooped it up for a 98-yard fumble return touchdown, which is the longest in NFL postseason history. It ended up being a 14-point swing and gave the Bengals a 24-17 lead with 11:39 left in the game.
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QB breakdown: Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow had some stellar moments. Burrow was 22-of-32 for 209 yards with a touchdown and no interceptions. With his team trailing 10-9 in the third quarter, Burrow completed three straight passes, including one on third-and-9, before the quarterback capped the drive with a 1-yard touchdown run. He also scrambled out of the pocket and found wide receiver Tee Higgins for a 2-point conversion that gave the Bengals a 17-10 lead.
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Fulham pile more misery on struggling Chelsea as Joao Felix sent off on debut
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Fulham piled more misery on struggling Chelsea with a 2-1 victory at Craven Cottage in Thursday’s west London derby, which also saw new loan signing Joao Felix sent off on his Blues debut.
Former Chelsea midfielder Willian had given Fulham a 25th-minute lead against his former club before Kalidou Koulibaly scrambled home an equaliser two minutes into the second half.
But Felix, who was enjoying an impressive debut following his loan move from Atletico Madrid, cut short Chelsea’s comeback when his high tackle on Kenny Tete just before the hour mark saw the Portugal forward shown a red card.
Fulham took advantage of their numerical advantage as Carlos Vinicius, in for the suspended Aleksandar Mitrovic, made the most of more poor Chelsea defending to head home the winner in the 73rd minute.
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Fulham piled more misery on struggling Chelsea with a 2-1 victory at Craven Cottage in Thursday’s west London derby, which also saw new loan signing Joao Felix sent off on his Blues debut.
Former Chelsea midfielder Willian had given Fulham a 25th-minute lead against his former club before Kalidou Koulibaly scrambled home an equaliser two minutes into the second half.
But Felix, who was enjoying an impressive debut following his loan move from Atletico Madrid, cut short Chelsea’s comeback when his high tackle on Kenny Tete just before the hour mark saw the Portugal forward shown a red card.
Fulham took advantage of their numerical advantage as Carlos Vinicius, in for the suspended Aleksandar Mitrovic, made the most of more poor Chelsea defending to head home the winner in the 73rd minute.
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