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Trevor Lawrence led a comeback that was emblematic of the Jaguars’ resilience, while Josh Allen’s trademark big plays almost let the Dolphins take down the Bills.
Category: Football
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Bills Benefit From Turnovers, Then Overcome Them, to Down Dolphins
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After giving up a 17-point lead thanks to three turnovers, the Bills held on to beat the resurgent Dolphins.
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Charles White, Heisman Winner With a Difficult Second Act, Dies at 64
The New York Times – Sports:
A tough, bruising tailback, he set U.S.C.’s career rushing record. But he also dealt with drug and alcohol abuse and, later, dementia.
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49ers Roll Over Seahawks to Advance to Divisional Round
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The San Francisco 49ers got an impressive second half from rookie quarterback Brock Purdy.
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Why N.F.L. Receivers Don’t Get Enough Credit
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In split seconds, their moves make all the difference. Justin Jefferson, Adam Thielen, Tyreek Hill, DeVonta Smith and CeeDee Lamb helped us dissect the art of route running.
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Atlanta Announced as Neutral Site for Potential AFC Championship Game
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If Kansas City and Buffalo advance to the conference championship round of the 2022 N.F.L. playoffs, the game will be held at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, a neutral location.
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N.F.L. Playoff Predictions: Our Picks in the Wild-Card Round
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The Seahawks will try to find a weakness in the 49er defense, and the Giants look to slip past the Vikings before Tom Brady attempts to extend his postseason magic against the Cowboys.
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NFL’s Damar Hamlin Released From Buffalo Hospital After Jarring Injury
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Hamlin was expected to continue his recovery from cardiac arrest at home and with his team, the Buffalo Bills.
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The Stats That Will Define the N.F.L.’s Wild Card Weekend
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Tom Brady’s comebacks and Dak Prescott’s interceptions are just some of the statistical trends that could affect the results of first-round playoff games.