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Albany, NY – Well the Jets found themselves needing a late rally...
Last night at the Meadowlands, trailing Dallas by 14 with just 12 minutes to play, the Jets scored two, unanswered touchdowns to tie the score. Darelle Revis then picked off Tony Romo, setting up this...
That sound courtesy of NBC. Nick Folk drills the 50-yarder with just 27 seconds left on the clock - the Jets rally past the Cowboys 27-24.
In Kansas City, Ryan Fitzpatrick tossed four touchdown passes, as Buffalo blew out the Chiefs 41-7.
In Washington D.C., Redskins quarterback Rex Grossman threw for 305 yards and two touchdowns, as Washington dumped a lackluster New York Giants squad 28-14.
In other Week 1 action, it was Houston 34, Indianapolis 7; Baltimore 35, Pittsburgh 7; Arizona 28, Carolina 21; Chicago 30, Atlanta 12; Philadelphia 31, St. Louis 13; Detroit 27, Tampa Bay 20; San Diego 24, Minnesota 17; Cincinnati 27, Cleveland 17; Jacksonville 16, Tennessee 14, and San Francisco got by Seattle 33-17.
To baseball, in the American League, the Yankees beat the Angels 6-5, Tampa Bay stung the Red Sox 9-1, Detroit nipped Minnesota 2-1, Cleveland dropped the White Sox 7-3, Toronto edged Baltimore 6-5, Texas blasted Oakland 8-1, and Kansas City doubled up Seattle 2-1.
Over to the NL, the Cubs stopped the Mets 10-6, San Diego nipped Arizona 7-6, San Francisco downed the Dodgers 8-1, Milwaukee rallied past Philadelphia 3-2, St. Louis doubled up Atlanta 6-3, Florida beat Pittsburgh 4-1, Washington whipped Houston 8-2, and Colorado cruised past Cincinnati 4-1.
And in tennis, Sam Stosur shocked Serena Williams 6-2, 6-3 to win the Women's U.S. Open title. The Men's championship match, between Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal, will be played this afternoon.
I'm Tristan O'Neill, WAMC News.