>>Packers Hang On To Beat Patriots
(Green Bay, WI) -- Aaron Rodgers went 24-of-38 for 368 yards and a pair of touchdowns to guide the Packers to a 26-21 victory over the Patriots at Lambeau Field. Davante Adams caught six balls for 121 yards, while Jordy Nelson and Richard Rodgers both had TD catches. Eddie Lacy anchored the ground game with 98 yards on 21 carries as Green Bay moves to 9-and-3 with its fourth straight win. Tom Brady finished with 245 yards and a pair of scores, while Brandon Bolden had a six-yard rushing touchdown in defeat. Brandon LaFell totaled 58 yards and both Brady TDs for New England, which had its seven-game winning streak snapped.
>>Rams Rout Raiders
(St. Louis, MO) -- Tre Mason rushed for 117 yards and accounted for three touchdowns as the Rams embarrassed the Raiders 52-0 in St. Louis. Shaun Hill threw for 183 yards and two touchdowns and ran in for another to help the Rams improve to 5-and-7. Trumaine Johnson returned an interception 43 yards for a score in the win. David Carr passed for 173 yards and two interceptions for the Raiders, who trailed 38-0 at hafltime en route to falling to 1-and-11.
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Indianapolis Colts 49, Washington Redskins 27
Houston Texans 45, Tennessee Titans 21
San Diego Chargers 34, Baltimore Ravens 33
Jacksonville Jaguars 25, New York Giants 24
Cincinnati Bengals 14, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 13
New Orleans Saints 35, Pittsburgh Steelers 32
Minnesota Vikings 31, Carolina Panthers 13
Buffalo Bills 26, Cleveland Browns 10
Atlanta Falcons 29, Arizona Cardinals 18
Denver Broncos 29, Kansas City Chiefs 16
>>Jets And Dolphins Square Off At MetLife Stadium
(East Rutherford, NJ) -- The Miami Dolphins try to become the sixth AFC team with a 7-and-5 record on "Monday Night Football" when they head to East Rutherford to face the division rival New York Jets. Miami has dropped two of three including a 39-36 loss to the Broncos in Week 12. The Dolphins are currently 1-and-2 in AFC East games. It's the second straight game the Jets have played on Monday night after their game last week versus the Bills got moved due to weather conditions in Buffalo and had to be played in Detroit. New York was embarrassed 38-3 by the Bills dropping them to 2-and-9. Geno Smith will be back as the starting quarterback replacing Michael Vick, who started the last three.
>>Report: Rice Receiving Interest
(Undated) -- Running back Ray Rice has reportedly received interest from at least four NFL teams. According to ESPN, the Indianapolis Colts and New Orleans Saints are among the teams that have expressed some interest in the recently-reinstated Rice. However, neither team is expected to pursue him. The other two teams interested in Rice were not identified. The 27-year-old Rice had been suspended since September 8th for punching his now-wife in an elevator in Atlantic City. He was reinstated after winning an appeal of his indefinite suspension on Friday. He is free to sign with any NFL team.
