>>Rams Sink 49ers
(San Francisco, CA) -- Colin Kaepernick fumbled at the goal line with two seconds left as the Rams went on to beat the 49ers 13-10 from Levi's Stadium. The St. Louis defense caused two turnovers and sacked Kaepernick eight times. Austin Davis tossed for 105 yards with a touchdown and two interceptions for St. Louis, which improved to 3-and-5. Kenny Britt had the touchdown reception. Kaepernick threw for 237 yards with a touchdown in defeat. Anquan Boldin had six catches for 93 yards and a score for San Francisco, which dipped to 4-and-4.
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Cleveland Browns 22, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 17
Arizona Cardinals 28, Dallas Cowboys 17
Philadelphia Eagles 31, Houston Texans 21
Kansas City Chiefs 24, New York Jets 10
Cincinnati Bengals 33, Jacksonville Jaguars 23
Miami Dolphins 37, San Diego Chargers 0
Minnesota Vikings 29, Washington Redskins 26
New England Patriots 43, Denver Broncos 21
Seattle Seahawks 30, Oakland Raiders 24
Pittsburgh Steelers 43, Baltimore Ravens 23
>>Colts Go Up Against Giants On "MNF"
(East Rutherford, NJ) -- A pair of teams looking to get back on track share the "Monday Night Football" spotlight as the Indianapolis Colts take on the New York Giants at MetLife Stadium. The Giants are coming off their bye week after consecutive losses to the NFC East rival Eagles and Cowboys. New York is 3-and-4 overall. Running back Rashad Jennings has been ruled out with a sprained knee. Former Giants defensive end Michael Strahan will receive his Hall of Fame ring during a special halftime ceremony. The Colts still lead the AFC South at 5-and-3, a game ahead of the Texans.
>>Packers Prep For Bears
(Green Bay, WI) -- The Packers will host the Bears on "Sunday Night Football" this weekend. Green Bay is coming off a bye week and sits at 5-and-3 with wins in four of its last five contests. Chicago is also coming off a bye week and enters at 3-and-5 with two straight losses. The Packers rolled 38-17 in the first meeting in Week Four.
