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| Saints Team Report: Spurrier's Skins next |
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10/11/2002 |
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| Turley, has done a solid job thus far. They have only allowed nine sacks in five games, and they have also done a good job opening up holes for McAllister in the running game. Their solid play should continue this week because the Redskins' defensive line has been a huge disappointment. Couple that with McAllister's speed and the blocking ability of fullback Terrelle Smith, and the Saints could do the bulk of their damage on the ground this week. COMING UP: The Saints will host the San Francisco 49ers in Week 7. |
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| Seahawks Team Report: Rested and ready for Niners |
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10/11/2002 |
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| s against a flat-footed Minnesota defense, and coach Mike Holmgren was pleased with the team's effort in its first win of the season. Now, Holmgren will face the team that gave him his first NFL job back in 1986 after two weeks of preparation -- the San Francisco 49ers. "I think we did some real good things in the last ballgame we played, but now we have to start all over again," said Holmgren. "We had the bye week, which we certainly needed to help out bumps and bruises but we still have to put a run together. "T |
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| Rams Team Report: Undefeated Raiders up next |
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10/11/2002 |
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| (Sportsbooks) - The Rams' misery continued last Sunday with their lopsided 37-13 loss to the San Francisco 49ers. The debut of Jamie Martin at quarterback resulted in more turnovers, while Pro Bowl RB Marshall Faulk took another beating. Another illustration that offense dictates success is the fact that the last-place Rams are tied for the lowest scoring average in the NFC at 14.8 points per game. St. Louis was dominated by the 49ers, and coach Mike Martz won't have much time to regroup against the supercharg |
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| Silver and Black attack heads to St. Louis |
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10/10/2002 |
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| me. If the nimble back can't play, it may be a small setback. But you still get the feeling that Oakland will be able to compensate against the shellshocked St. Louis Rams. The Rams' misery continued last Sunday with their lopsided 37-13 loss to the San Francisco 49ers. The debut of Jamie Martin at quarterback resulted in more turnovers, while Pro Bowl RB Marshall Faulk took another beating. Another illustration that offense dictates success is the fact that the last-place Rams are tied for the lowest scoring aver |
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| 49ers' Stokes has MCL sprain |
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10/09/2002 |
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| Santa Clara, CA (Sportsbooks) - San Francisco 49ers wide receiver J.J. Stokes suffered a second-degree MCL sprain, an MRI confirmed on Tuesday. Stokes suffered the knee injury on Sunday, his 30th birthday, during the 49ers' 37-13 rout of the Rams. He is listed as questionable for San Francisco's Monday night matchup with Seattle. Stokes caught a 13-yard touchdown pass from Jeff Garcia in the first quarter and later turned what would have been a short gain into a 51-yard reception that is the 49ers longest of t |
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| 49ers waiting on status for Stokes |
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10/08/2002 |
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| Santa Clara, CA (Sportsbooks) - San Francisco 49ers wide receiver J.J. Stokes suffered a knee injury in Sunday's 37-13 rout of the Rams and was scheduled to undergo an MRI on Monday. "J.J. has a second degree sprain of his MCL," said head coach Steve Mariucci. "We are going to list him as questionable for Seattle until we find out the results." The team expects to get the results of the MRI on Tuesday. Stokes caught a 13-yard touchdown pass from Jeff Garcia in the first quarter and later turned what would have |
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| Rams CB Williams misses game against 49ers |
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10/06/2002 |
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| St. Louis, MO (Sportsbooks) - St. Louis Rams cornerback Aeneas Williams is inactive for Sunday's game against the San Francisco 49ers with ankle and toe injuries. Williams had been listed as questionable for the game. |
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| Rams' Pace might miss Sunday's game |
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09/26/2002 |
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| ut it." The St. Louis Rams' All-Pro tackle wore a cast Thursday, but wasn't counting himself out of Sunday's game. However head coach Mike Martz said that there is no way Pace would play this week and would probably miss next week's game against the San Francisco 49ers. The 26-year-old Pace has made 75 starts in a row for St. Louis, which is 0-3 to start the 2002 season. Pace's injury could not come at a worse time for the Rams' struggling offensive line, as guard Adam Timmerman is playing with a strained right kn |
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