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12/10/02

Longhorns in the NFL: Week 14

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Priest Holmes	Quentin Jammer	Ricky Williams


	Buffalo Bills OT Mike Williams helped Buffalo gain 390 yards (312 pass/78 rush) of total offense in its 27-17 loss at the New England Patriots. CB Ahmad Brooks was inactive.
	Cleveland Browns PK Phil Dawson kicked three extra points, including the game winner with no time left on the clock, to lift the Cleveland Browns to a 21-20 victory at the Jacksonville Jaguars. The Browns tied the game on a 50-yard touchdown pass from Tim Couch to Quincy Morgan on the final play from scrimmage.
	Denver Broncos OT Blake Brockermeyer and OG Dan Neil both played in Denver's 19-13 loss at the New York Jets. Denver gained 369 yards (258 pass/111 rush) of total offense in the six-point loss.
	Houston Texans DB Chris Carter had one special teams tackle in Houston's 24-6 win at the Pittsburgh Steelers.
	Kansas City Chiefs RB Priest Holmes ran for 132 yards and two touchdowns on 24 carries as Kansas City routed the St. Louis Rams, 49-10. Holmes extended his team record for consecutive games with a rushing score to 11, matching the third-longest streak in NFL history. He also tied a Chiefs record by registering his eighth 100-yard rushing game of the season. It was his 15th 100-yard performance for Kansas City, which broke Christian Okoye's franchise record. Like former Longhorns teammate Ricky Williams, Holmes has topped 100 yards in four straight games. Holmes leads the NFL in rushing touchdowns (21) and total touchdowns (24) — both tied for the third-highest single-season totals in NFL history — and ranks second in rushing (1,454 yards). Holmes also had two catches for 16 yards to break the team's single-season receiving record by a running back with his 68th catch of the season.
	Miami Dolphins RB Ricky Williams became the first running back in NFL history to rush for at least 216 yards in consecutive games and just the fourth player to rush for at least 200 yards in back-to-back contests in Miami's 27-9 victory against the Chicago Bears on Monday night. Williams ran for 216 yards on 31 carries and scored on touchdown runs of 63 and 15 yards. His rushing total was the second- highest in the 33-year history of Monday Night Football (Bo Jackson, 221 vs. Seattle, 1987) and extended his club single-season record of 100-yard games to eight. Williams, who has run for 440 yards his last two games (No. 4 NFL history) and has topped 100 yards in four straight, leads the NFL in rushing (1,500 yards) and is tied for second in touchdowns (15).
	Pittsburgh Steelers DT Casey Hampton had three tackles in the Steelers' 24-6 home loss to the Houston Texans.
	San Diego Chargers CB Quentin Jammer had a career-high 10 tackles and two pass breakups in San Diego's 27-7 loss to the Oakland Raiders.


	Arizona Cardinals OG Leonard Davis made his 29th consecutive start and helped the Cardinals gain 313 yards (180 pass/133 rush) of total offense in their 23-20 overtime win against the Detroit Lions.
	Detroit Lions DT Shaun Rogers had six tackles, including a sack, in Detroit's 23-20 overtime loss at the Arizona Cardinals.
	Green Bay Packers CB Bryant Westbrook had one special teams tackle in Green Bay's 26-22 win on Sunday night against the Minnesota Vikings. LB Marcus Wilkins was inactive.
	Seattle Seahawks LB D.D. Lewis had a pair of special teams tackles in Seattle's 27-20 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles. DT Cedric Woodard was inactive.
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