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Winston Has 2 TDs, Saints
Justin Tucker Sets NFL Record With 66-Yard Field Goal To Win Game
JUSTIN TUCKER
Justin Tucker set an NFL record in the Baltimore Ravens’ win over the Detroit Lions on Sunday, and he did so with the game on the line.
Tucker converted a 66- yard field goal as time expired to lift Baltimore to a 19-17 vic- tory. The ball hit off the cross bar and bounced into the kicking net.
Ravens Vs. Broncos Odds Plus Early Movement
TEDDY BRIDGEWATER
The NFL is wrapping up its Week 3 Sunday slate and Sun- day Night Football and Mon- day Night Football remain. In the meantime, and here are some early odds to get you ready for Week 4. The Balti- more Ravens, Lamar Jack- son (2-1) and Denver Broncos, Teddy Bridgewa- ter (3-0) will face off this coming week, with kickoff set for 4:25 on Sunday.
The Ravens had a doozy in Week 3, needing a record- breaking field goal from Justin Tucker after some heroics from Lamar Jack- son and a favorable clock op- erator. The Broncos have impressed early in the season with Bridgewater but this will be the best test yet for the team. If the Broncos win here, there will be a lot of people be- lieving they are for real.
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Pick Jones 3 Times In 28-13
Win; Play Giants Sunday
Only one brand of foot- ball comes to mind when Jameis Winston thinks about the best New Orleans Saints teams of the past.
"Saints football has always been efficiency and physical- ity up front," he said. “That’s all I know. They win up front and they play tough. That’s what we did here."
Winston threw two touchdown passes, Malcolm Jenkins returned an inter- ception for a score, and the Saints beat the Patriots 28-13 on Sunday. New England is 0-2 at home for the first time since 2000, Bill Belichick's first season as coach.
A week after a career-low passer rating Winston showed better command of the offense, completing 13 of
JAMEIS WINSTON
21 passes for 128 yards. Taysom Hill ran for a touchdown and Alvin Ka- mara rushed 24 times for 89 yards and had a receiving TD. He got support from a de- fense that made Patriots rookie quarterback's life mis- erable.
The Saints will finally play their first game at home this Sunday against the New York Giants at 1 p.m.
Browns Sack Bears QB Justin
Fields 9 Times In His First NFL
Start; Play Lions Sunday
Perhaps Matt Nagy was right that Justin Fields was- n't quite ready to be the Chicago Bears' quarterback. But that view might also be slanted by Nagy's inability to help his rookie QB thrive. But, what do you think any rookie quarterback would do against the Browns defense.
Both can be true. In fact, both looked pretty glaring in the Bears' 26-6 loss to the Cleveland Browns in Week 3. The Browns moved to 2-1 with the impressive victory.
Fields' first NFL start was marred by nine sacks — the most in an NFL game in 2015 — many of which were the re- sult of a Bears offensive line that had no shot of handling Myles Garrett, Jadeveon Clowney and a relentless
JUSTIN FIELDS
Browns pass rush. Garrett finished the game with a ca- reer-high and team-record 4.5 sacks.
The Bears fell to 1-2. They tried whatever they could to get Fields in a rhythm, but it was an uphill battle all game. Fields completed 6 of 20 passes for 67 yards and ran only three times for 12 yards.
The Bears will play the De- troit Lions Sunday at 1 p.m.
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