All NFL game summaries for 11/24/1974:

Jim Plunkett shook off an interception slump and threw for one touchdown and 194 yards for a Patriots' victory over the Colts. John Tarver filled in for the injured Sam Cunningham and rookie Andy Johnson started for injured Reggie Rucker in the revamped New England lineup. Tarver gained 44 yards and Mack Herron 58. Johnson caught four passes.

Team stats coming into this game (NFL ranks in parentheses):

Team		Rush Yds/Gm	Pass Yds/Gm	Tot Yds/Gm	Turnovers
New England Patriots	OFFENSE	170.6 (4)	157.8 (14)	328.4 (7)	27
New England Patriots	DEFENSE	109.6 (4)	168.3 (18)	277.9 (11)	26
Baltimore Colts	OFFENSE	145.0 (10)	120.4 (25)	265.4 (18)	28
Baltimore Colts	DEFENSE	138.5 (15)	160.3 (14)	298.8 (14)	20

Line: Patriots by 5

Team	1	2	3	4	F
New England Patriots (7-4-0)	0	17	0	10	27
Baltimore Colts (2-9-0)	0	3	7	7	17

( 7- 0) NE  John Tanner 2 yard pass from Jim Plunkett (John Smith kick)
( 7- 3) BAL Toni Linhart 25 yard field goal
(14- 3) NE  Jim Plunkett 1 yard rush (John Smith kick)
(17- 3) NE  John Smith 33 yard field goal
(17-10) BAL Lydell Mitchell 31 yard rush (Toni Linhart kick)
(24-10) NE  Mack Herron 1 yard rush (John Smith kick)
(27-10) NE  John Smith 28 yard field goal
(27-17) BAL Marty Domres 2 yard rush (Toni Linhart kick)

                     NE              BAL
First Downs:         19              15
Rushes-yards:        42-130          27-117
Yards/rush:          3.1             4.3
Comp-Att-Yd-INT:     17-26-194-0     18-34-219-2
Sacked-yards:        2-22            4-14
Net pass yards:      172             205
Net yards/pass:      6.1             5.4
Total net yards:     302             322
Total plays:         70 (60% run)    65 (41% run)  
Yards/play:          4.3             5.0
Fumbles-lost:        4-1             2-1
Turnovers:           1               3
Penalties-yards:     7-80            10-109

Attendance: 33,782

Passing:
NE: Jim Plunkett, 17 of 26 for 194 yards and 1 TD
BAL: Marty Domres, 18 of 33 for 219 yards (2 int); Don McCauley, 0 of 1 for 0 yards

Rushing:
NE: Mack Herron, 26 for 58 yards and 1 TD; John Tarver, 13 for 44 yards; Randy Vataha, 1 for 24 yards; Josh Ashton, 1 for 3 yards; Jim Plunkett, 1 for 1 yard and 1 TD
BAL: Lydell Mitchell, 13 for 48 yards and 1 TD; Marty Domres, 8 for 47 yards and 1 TD; Bill Olds, 4 for 7 yards; Glenn Doughty, 1 for 11 yards; Don McCauley, 1 for 4 yards

Receiving:
NE: Andy Johnson, 4 for 68 yards; John Tarver, 4 for 15 yards; Bob Adams, 3 for 52 yards; Mack Herron, 3 for 29 yards; Randy Vataha, 2 for 28 yards; John Tanner, 1 for 2 yards and 1 TD
BAL: Lydell Mitchell, 5 for 51 yards; Freddie Scott, 5 for 33 yards; Roger Carr, 2 for 87 yards; Raymond Chester, 2 for 25 yards; Glenn Doughty, 2 for 16 yards; Don McCauley, 2 for 7 yards

Kick returns:
NE: Andy Johnson, 3 for 63 yards; Joe Wilson, 1 for 15 yards
BAL: Tim Berra, 2 for 39 yards; Bruce Laird, 1 for 45 yards; Cotton Speyrer, 1 for 23 yards; Joe Orduna, 1 for 21 yards; John Andrews, 1 for 18 yards

Punt returns:
NE: Mack Herron, 4 for 22 yards
BAL: Cotton Speyrer, 3 for 15 yards

Interceptions:
NE: Jack Mildren, 1 for 41 yards; John Sanders, 1 for 16 yards

Punting:
NE: Dave Chapple, 8 for 272 yards
BAL: David Lee, 7 for 288 yards

Field Goals:
NE: John Smith, 2/2
BAL: Toni Linhart, 1/2

Ken Anderson tied a Bengals' club record by firing four touchdown passes and tied his own club season record with a total of 18 to stay within striking distance of Pittsburgh in the AFC Central. Ed Williams, a taxi squad grad and backup running back, took advantage of his first start to gain 96 yards as a sub for the injured Doug Dressler. Isaac Curtis scored twice and the Bengals' defense sacked Kansas City quarterbacks five times. Emmitt Thomas of the Chiefs had his 10th interception.

Team stats coming into this game (NFL ranks in parentheses):

Team		Rush Yds/Gm	Pass Yds/Gm	Tot Yds/Gm	Turnovers
Kansas City Chiefs	OFFENSE	128.3 (16)	158.4 (12)	286.7 (14)	28
Kansas City Chiefs	DEFENSE	125.4 (12)	196.9 (25)	322.3 (21)	34
Cincinnati Bengals	OFFENSE	142.5 (11)	201.9 (1)	344.4 (3)	22
Cincinnati Bengals	DEFENSE	156.2 (22)	128.3 (5)	284.5 (13)	15

Line: Bengals by 8

Team	1	2	3	4	F
Kansas City Chiefs (4-7-0)	0	0	6	0	6
Cincinnati Bengals (7-4-0)	7	13	7	6	33

( 0- 7) CIN Isaac Curtis 18 yard pass from Ken Anderson (Horst Muhlmann kick)
( 0-14) CIN Ed Williams 19 yard pass from Ken Anderson (Horst Muhlmann kick)
( 0-20) CIN Bob Maddox 0 yard fumble return (kick failed)
( 3-20) KC  Jan Stenerud 27 yard field goal
( 3-27) CIN Isaac Curtis 6 yard pass from Ken Anderson (Horst Muhlmann kick)
( 6-27) KC  Jan Stenerud 47 yard field goal
( 6-33) CIN Chip Myers 11 yard pass from Ken Anderson (kick failed)

                     KC              CIN
First Downs:         9               28
Rushes-yards:        15-34           37-170
Yards/rush:          2.3             4.6
Comp-Att-Yd-INT:     14-31-183-0     20-35-281-1
Sacked-yards:        5-43            2-13
Net pass yards:      140             268
Net yards/pass:      3.9             7.2
Total net yards:     174             438
Total plays:         51 (29% run)    74 (50% run)  
Yards/play:          3.4             5.9
Fumbles-lost:        0-0             1-0
Turnovers:           0               1
Penalties-yards:     5-35            9-87

Attendance: 49,777

Passing:
KC: Len Dawson, 13 of 25 for 179 yards; Mike Livingston, 1 of 6 for 4 yards
CIN: Ken Anderson, 19 of 33 for 262 yards and 4 TDs (1 int); Wayne Clark, 1 of 2 for 19 yards

Rushing:
KC: Woody Green, 8 for 20 yards; Jeff Kinney, 4 for 4 yards; Wendell Hayes, 1 for 7 yards; Mike Livingston, 1 for 2 yards; Len Dawson, 1 for 1 yard
CIN: Ed Williams, 20 for 96 yards; Lenvil Elliott, 12 for 48 yards; Charlie Davis, 2 for 7 yards; Isaac Curtis, 1 for 8 yards; Ken Anderson, 1 for 6 yards; John McDaniel, 1 for 5 yards

Receiving:
KC: Woody Green, 6 for 32 yards; Otis Taylor, 3 for 88 yards; Morris Stroud, 2 for 31 yards; Barry Pearson, 1 for 20 yards; Jeff Kinney, 1 for 8 yards; Cleo Miller, 1 for 4 yards
CIN: Ed Williams, 5 for 53 yards and 1 TD; Isaac Curtis, 4 for 44 yards and 2 TDs; Charlie Joiner, 3 for 65 yards; Bob Trumpy, 3 for 30 yards; Lenvil Elliott, 2 for 41 yards; John McDaniel, 1 for 19 yards; Charlie Davis, 1 for 18 yards; Chip Myers, 1 for 11 yards and 1 TD

Kick returns:
KC: Bill Thomas, 4 for 86 yards; Cleo Miller, 1 for 21 yards; Donnie Joe Morris, 1 for 17 yards
CIN: Bernard Jackson, 2 for 56 yards

Punt returns:
KC: Larry Brunson, 2 for 19 yards; Woody Green, 1 for 8 yards
CIN: Tommy Casanova, 6 for 89 yards; Lyle Blackwood, 2 for 5 yards

Interceptions:
KC: Emmitt Thomas, 1 for 14 yards

Punting:
KC: Jerrel Wilson, 9 for 380 yards
CIN: Dave Green, 5 for 210 yards

Field Goals:
KC: Jan Stenerud, 2/3
CIN: Horst Muhlmann, 0/1

Buffalo regained a first-place tie with Miami in the AFC East with the help of a 41-yard touchdown run by O. J. Simpson in the rain and mud. John Leypoldt added two field goals and Mike Kadish tackled quarterback Brian Sipe in the end zone for a safety. Cleveland scored a touchdown in the final four seconds on a Mike Phipps pass to Ken Brown. Simpson gained 115 yards on 22 carries as the Bills completed only one pass for nine yards.

Team stats coming into this game (NFL ranks in parentheses):

Team		Rush Yds/Gm	Pass Yds/Gm	Tot Yds/Gm	Turnovers
Buffalo Bills	OFFENSE	153.3 (9)	123.4 (23)	276.7 (16)	22
Buffalo Bills	DEFENSE	141.3 (17)	110.8 (2)	252.1 (5)	25
Cleveland Browns	OFFENSE	139.1 (13)	121.2 (24)	260.3 (21)	25
Cleveland Browns	DEFENSE	163.4 (23)	166.5 (16)	329.9 (24)	30

Line: Bills by 4

Team	1	2	3	4	F
Buffalo Bills (8-3-0)	0	12	0	3	15
Cleveland Browns (3-8-0)	0	3	0	7	10

( 0- 3) CLE Don Cockroft 21 yard field goal
( 7- 3) BUF O.J. Simpson 41 yard rush (John Leypoldt kick)
(10- 3) BUF John Leypoldt 41 yard field goal
(12- 3) BUF Safety, Brian Sipe tackled in end zone by Mike Kadish
(15- 3) BUF John Leypoldt 42 yard field goal
(15-10) CLE Ken Brown 3 yard pass from Mike Phipps (Don Cockroft kick)

                     BUF             CLE
First Downs:         10              19
Rushes-yards:        40-188          37-147
Yards/rush:          4.7             4.0
Comp-Att-Yd-INT:     1-7-9-0         16-29-139-3
Sacked-yards:        0-0             1-9
Net pass yards:      9               130
Net yards/pass:      1.3             4.3
Total net yards:     197             277
Total plays:         47 (85% run)    67 (55% run)  
Yards/play:          4.2             4.1
Fumbles-lost:        1-0             2-0
Turnovers:           0               3
Penalties-yards:     4-19            5-47

Attendance: 66,504

Passing:
BUF: Joe Ferguson, 1 of 7 for 9 yards
CLE: Mike Phipps, 10 of 19 for 102 yards and 1 TD (3 int); Brian Sipe, 6 of 10 for 37 yards

Rushing:
BUF: O.J. Simpson, 22 for 115 yards and 1 TD; Jim Braxton, 10 for 49 yards; Larry Watkins, 6 for 24 yards; Joe Ferguson, 2 for 0 yards
CLE: Hugh McKinnis, 16 for 49 yards; Ken Brown, 15 for 73 yards; Mike Phipps, 3 for 17 yards; Brian Sipe, 2 for 4 yards; Greg Pruitt, 1 for 4 yards

Receiving:
BUF: Ahmad Rashad, 1 for 9 yards
CLE: Milt Morin, 4 for 46 yards; Steve Holden, 3 for 24 yards; Ken Brown, 3 for 21 yards and 1 TD; Hugh McKinnis, 3 for 10 yards; Fair Hooker, 2 for 34 yards; Greg Pruitt, 1 for 4 yards

Kick returns:
BUF: Wallace Francis, 2 for 75 yards; Donnie Walker, 1 for 20 yards; Ahmad Rashad, 1 for 0 yards
CLE: Greg Pruitt, 4 for 71 yards

Punt returns:
BUF: Donnie Walker, 3 for 20 yards
CLE: Thom Darden, 1 for 13 yards; Greg Pruitt, 1 for 5 yards

Interceptions:
BUF: Tony Greene, 2 for 0 yards; Doug Allen, 1 for 16 yards

Punting:
BUF: Marv Bateman, 5 for 211 yards
CLE: Don Cockroft, 4 for 159 yards

Field Goals:
BUF: John Leypoldt, 2/2
CLE: Don Cockroft, 1/1

The Lions erupted for their highest point total of the season and registered their sixth victory in the last seven games while the Bears were suffering their fifth straight loss. Detroit, which lost its first four games but climbed to within one game of the Central Division lead after 11 games, lost quarterback Bill Munson, who suffered a right shoulder separation and was replaced by Greg Landry, recently recovered from a left shoulder fracture sustained in the preseason. Dick Jauron's 103 yards in punt returns for the Lions moved him into the NFC top spot in that category.

Team stats coming into this game (NFL ranks in parentheses):

Team		Rush Yds/Gm	Pass Yds/Gm	Tot Yds/Gm	Turnovers
Chicago Bears	OFFENSE	100.2 (23)	139.0 (20)	239.2 (25)	25
Chicago Bears	DEFENSE	118.1 (8)	139.5 (10)	257.6 (6)	23
Detroit Lions	OFFENSE	86.5 (26)	172.2 (8)	258.7 (22)	16
Detroit Lions	DEFENSE	152.7 (20)	176.5 (20)	329.2 (23)	22

Line: Lions by 10

Team	1	2	3	4	F
Chicago Bears (3-8-0)	0	0	3	14	17
Detroit Lions (6-5-0)	10	10	7	7	34

( 0- 7) DET Levi Johnson 18 yard interception return (Errol Mann kick)
( 0-10) DET Errol Mann 22 yard field goal
( 0-17) DET Altie Taylor 22 yard rush (Errol Mann kick)
( 0-20) DET Errol Mann 32 yard field goal
( 3-20) CHI Mirro Roder 38 yard field goal
( 3-27) DET Steve Owens 1 yard rush (Errol Mann kick)
( 3-34) DET Jimmie Jones 2 yard rush (Errol Mann kick)
(10-34) CHI Cliff Taylor 9 yard rush (Mirro Roder kick)
(17-34) CHI Bo Rather 5 yard pass from Bobby Douglass (Mirro Roder kick)

                     CHI             DET
First Downs:         14              18
Rushes-yards:        28-101          39-180
Yards/rush:          3.6             4.6
Comp-Att-Yd-INT:     14-31-118-1     9-19-130-1
Sacked-yards:        5-43            1-3
Net pass yards:      75              127
Net yards/pass:      2.1             6.3
Total net yards:     176             307
Total plays:         64 (43% run)    59 (66% run)  
Yards/play:          2.8             5.2
Fumbles-lost:        3-1             1-1
Turnovers:           2               2
Penalties-yards:     7-55            6-51

Attendance: 40,930

Passing:
CHI: Bobby Douglass, 8 of 17 for 77 yards and 1 TD; Gary Huff, 6 of 14 for 41 yards (1 int)
DET: Bill Munson, 5 of 12 for 36 yards; Greg Landry, 4 of 6 for 94 yards; Sam Wyche, 0 of 1 for 0 yards (1 int)

Rushing:
CHI: Ken Grandberry, 11 for 32 yards; Jim Harrison, 7 for 10 yards; Bobby Douglass, 4 for 45 yards; Cliff Taylor, 3 for 15 yards and 1 TD; Perry Williams, 2 for -1 yards; Gary Huff, 1 for 0 yards
DET: Altie Taylor, 16 for 80 yards and 1 TD; Steve Owens, 12 for 47 yards and 1 TD; Leon Crosswhite, 4 for 26 yards; Dexter Bussey, 4 for 9 yards; Greg Landry, 1 for 16 yards; Jimmie Jones, 1 for 2 yards and 1 TD; Sam Wyche, 1 for 0 yards

Receiving:
CHI: Bo Rather, 3 for 27 yards and 1 TD; Jim Harrison, 2 for 22 yards; Jim Kelly, 2 for 21 yards; Ken Grandberry, 2 for 19 yards; Cliff Taylor, 1 for 8 yards; Wayne Wheeler, 1 for 8 yards; Fred Pagac, 1 for 6 yards; Ike Hill, 1 for 5 yards; Perry Williams, 1 for 2 yards
DET: Charlie Sanders, 4 for 63 yards; Ron Jessie, 3 for 61 yards; Altie Taylor, 1 for 3 yards; Steve Owens, 1 for 3 yards

Kick returns:
CHI: Cliff Taylor, 3 for 71 yards; Ken Grandberry, 1 for 35 yards; Fred Pagac, 1 for 21 yards; Dave Gagnon, 1 for 16 yards
DET: Jimmie Jones, 3 for 69 yards; Dick Jauron, 1 for 0 yards

Punt returns:
CHI: Pete Van Valkenberg, 2 for 14 yards
DET: Dick Jauron, 3 for 103 yards; Ray Jarvis, 1 for 15 yards

Interceptions:
CHI: Allan Ellis, 1 for 19 yards
DET: Levi Johnson, 1 for 18 yards and 1 TD

Punting:
CHI: Bob Parsons, 7 for 276 yards
DET: Herman Weaver, 4 for 155 yards

Field Goals:
CHI: Mirro Roder, 1/1
DET: Errol Mann, 2/2

Rookie Eric Torkelson raced 29 yards to score a touchdown with a fumble recovery and Ken Ellis scored on a 38-yard interception return as the Packers captured their third straight victory since John Hadl became the starting quarterback. The Green Bay defense continued its improved play which permitted only 10 points during the winning streak and helped move the Packers into a second-place tie in the NFC Central Division.

Team stats coming into this game (NFL ranks in parentheses):

Team		Rush Yds/Gm	Pass Yds/Gm	Tot Yds/Gm	Turnovers
San Diego Chargers	OFFENSE	158.0 (6)	173.1 (7)	331.1 (5)	24
San Diego Chargers	DEFENSE	165.6 (24)	193.5 (24)	359.1 (26)	17
Green Bay Packers	OFFENSE	115.9 (18)	135.8 (21)	251.7 (24)	24
Green Bay Packers	DEFENSE	120.8 (10)	154.6 (12)	275.4 (8)	25

Line: Packers by 7

Team	1	2	3	4	F
San Diego Chargers (3-8-0)	0	0	0	0	0
Green Bay Packers (6-5-0)	3	10	14	7	34

( 0- 3) GB  Chester Marcol 22 yard field goal
( 0- 6) GB  Chester Marcol 27 yard field goal
( 0-13) GB  Eric Torkelson 29 yard fumble return (Chester Marcol kick)
( 0-20) GB  Ken Ellis 38 yard interception return (Chester Marcol kick)
( 0-27) GB  MacArthur Lane 24 yard pass from John Hadl (Chester Marcol kick)
( 0-34) GB  Steve Odom 56 yard pass from Jack Concannon (Chester Marcol kick)

                     SD              GB
First Downs:         13              15
Rushes-yards:        31-109          29-73
Yards/rush:          3.5             2.5
Comp-Att-Yd-INT:     9-28-112-2      17-26-234-1
Sacked-yards:        4-28            1-10
Net pass yards:      84              224
Net yards/pass:      2.6             8.3
Total net yards:     193             297
Total plays:         63 (49% run)    56 (51% run)  
Yards/play:          3.1             5.3
Fumbles-lost:        1-1             0-0
Turnovers:           3               1
Penalties-yards:     7-61            4-35

Attendance: 50,321

Passing:
SD: Jesse Freitas, 8 of 23 for 95 yards (1 int); Dan Fouts, 1 of 5 for 17 yards (1 int)
GB: John Hadl, 14 of 22 for 157 yards and 1 TD (1 int); Jack Concannon, 3 of 4 for 77 yards and 1 TD

Rushing:
SD: Don Woods, 14 for 50 yards; Bo Matthews, 10 for 31 yards; Tom Thompson, 4 for 16 yards; Jesse Freitas, 1 for 9 yards; Harrison Davis, 1 for 2 yards; Glen Bonner, 1 for 1 yard
GB: John Brockington, 13 for 47 yards; Barty Smith, 7 for 16 yards; MacArthur Lane, 6 for 4 yards; Eric Torkelson, 3 for 6 yards

Receiving:
SD: Gary Garrison, 2 for 32 yards; Dave Grannell, 2 for 30 yards; Jim Beirne, 2 for 19 yards; Wayne Stewart, 2 for 18 yards; Don Woods, 1 for 13 yards
GB: Jon Staggers, 6 for 80 yards; Steve Odom, 3 for 75 yards and 1 TD; John Brockington, 3 for 20 yards; MacArthur Lane, 2 for 33 yards and 1 TD; Barry Smith, 2 for 18 yards; Eric Torkelson, 1 for 8 yards

Kick returns:
SD: Danny Colbert, 5 for 104 yards; Don Woods, 1 for 29 yards; Jerry LeVias, 1 for 25 yards
GB: Steve Odom, 1 for 45 yards

Punt returns:
SD: Danny Colbert, 2 for -1 yards; Jim Beirne, 1 for 7 yards
GB: Jon Staggers, 3 for 24 yards; Steve Odom, 2 for 19 yards

Interceptions:
SD: George Hoey, 1 for 20 yards
GB: Ken Ellis, 1 for 38 yards and 1 TD; Sweeny Williams, 1 for 23 yards

Punting:
SD: Dennis Partee, 7 for 321 yards
GB: Randy Walker, 3 for 108 yards

Field Goals:
GB: Chester Marcol, 2/3

The Cowboys ended the Oilers' four-game win streak and limited their state rival to 81 yards to keep their slim playoff hopes alive. Dallas' Doomsday Defense sacked quarterback Dan Pastorini seven times for 75 yards. Doug Dennison's one-yard touchdown leap and a 25-yard field goal by Efren Herrera took care of the scoring in the defensive struggle played before a sellout crowd. Houston's David Beverly recorded the AFC's longest punt in 1974 with a 69-yarder.

Team stats coming into this game (NFL ranks in parentheses):

Team		Rush Yds/Gm	Pass Yds/Gm	Tot Yds/Gm	Turnovers
Dallas Cowboys	OFFENSE	171.0 (3)	177.9 (5)	348.9 (2)	22
Dallas Cowboys	DEFENSE	100.0 (1)	165.1 (15)	265.1 (7)	18
Houston Oilers	OFFENSE	96.8 (24)	158.0 (13)	254.8 (23)	27
Houston Oilers	DEFENSE	137.6 (14)	197.1 (26)	334.7 (25)	27

Line: Cowboys by 5

Team	1	2	3	4	F
Dallas Cowboys (6-5-0)	7	0	3	0	10
Houston Oilers (5-6-0)	0	0	0	0	0

( 7- 0) DAL Doug Dennison 1 yard rush (Efren Herrera kick)
(10- 0) DAL Efren Herrera 25 yard field goal

                     DAL             HOU
First Downs:         15              6
Rushes-yards:        47-214          18-26
Yards/rush:          4.6             1.4
Comp-Att-Yd-INT:     8-15-69-0       13-27-130-1
Sacked-yards:        4-31            7-75
Net pass yards:      38              55
Net yards/pass:      2.0             1.6
Total net yards:     252             81
Total plays:         66 (71% run)    52 (34% run)  
Yards/play:          3.8             1.6
Fumbles-lost:        3-1             0-0
Turnovers:           1               1
Penalties-yards:     4-41            4-30

Attendance: 49,775

Passing:
DAL: Roger Staubach, 8 of 15 for 69 yards
HOU: Dan Pastorini, 7 of 18 for 46 yards; Lynn Dickey, 6 of 9 for 84 yards (1 int)

Rushing:
DAL: Robert Newhouse, 19 for 75 yards; Walt Garrison, 10 for 44 yards; Charley Young, 8 for 73 yards; Doug Dennison, 4 for -1 yards and 1 TD; Calvin Hill, 3 for 16 yards; Roger Staubach, 2 for 1 yard; Charlie Waters, 1 for 6 yards
HOU: Willie Rodgers, 9 for 12 yards; Vic Washington, 6 for 12 yards; David Beverly, 1 for 4 yards; Dan Pastorini, 1 for 0 yards; George Amundson, 1 for -2 yards

Receiving:
DAL: Billy Joe DuPree, 2 for 18 yards; Robert Newhouse, 2 for 13 yards; Golden Richards, 1 for 16 yards; Bill Houston, 1 for 14 yards; Charley Young, 1 for 12 yards; Walt Garrison, 1 for -4 yards
HOU: Vic Washington, 4 for 21 yards; Willie Rodgers, 3 for 15 yards; Billy Parks, 2 for 64 yards; Ken Burrough, 2 for 24 yards; Billy Johnson, 2 for 6 yards

Kick returns:
DAL: Charley Young, 1 for 16 yards
HOU: Billy Johnson, 2 for 44 yards; Ronnie Coleman, 1 for 25 yards

Punt returns:
DAL: Golden Richards, 3 for 7 yards; Dennis Morgan, 2 for 42 yards; Cliff Harris, 1 for 12 yards; Charlie Waters, 1 for 8 yards
HOU: Billy Johnson, 3 for 11 yards

Interceptions:
DAL: Cliff Harris, 1 for 0 yards

Punting:
DAL: Duane Carrell, 8 for 327 yards
HOU: David Beverly, 9 for 438 yards

Field Goals:
DAL: Efren Herrera, 1/1
HOU: Skip Butler, 0/1

Trailing 17-6 entering the final period, the Rams rallied for a pair of touchdowns for the victory, which combined with New Orleans' loss gave Los Angeles its second straight NFC Western Division title. Quarterback James Harris, who completed his final 10 passes, hit 3 in a 43-yard drive which ended with Harris scoring from the 1 with nine minutes left. Then the Rams, down 17-13, took possession with 3:53 remaining and Harris directed the winning touchdown drive during which he completed six passes, the final one for eight yards to Jack Snow for the decisive touchdown with 1:14 to play.

Team stats coming into this game (NFL ranks in parentheses):

Team		Rush Yds/Gm	Pass Yds/Gm	Tot Yds/Gm	Turnovers
Minnesota Vikings	OFFENSE	141.0 (12)	188.5 (3)	329.5 (6)	17
Minnesota Vikings	DEFENSE	114.9 (5)	168.0 (17)	282.9 (12)	27
Los Angeles Rams	OFFENSE	156.9 (8)	147.9 (19)	304.8 (10)	23
Los Angeles Rams	DEFENSE	100.0 (1)	129.8 (6)	229.8 (1)	15

Line: Rams by 1

Team	1	2	3	4	F
Minnesota Vikings (7-4-0)	0	17	0	0	17
Los Angeles Rams (8-3-0)	0	6	0	14	20

( 3- 0) MIN Fred Cox 36 yard field goal
(10- 0) MIN Chuck Foreman 1 yard rush (Fred Cox kick)
(10- 6) LA  James Harris 1 yard rush (kick failed)
(17- 6) MIN Chuck Foreman 12 yard pass from Fran Tarkenton (Fred Cox kick)
(17-13) LA  James Harris 1 yard rush (David Ray kick)
(17-20) LA  Jack Snow 8 yard pass from James Harris (David Ray kick)

                     MIN             LA
First Downs:         18              25
Rushes-yards:        26-87           33-112
Yards/rush:          3.3             3.4
Comp-Att-Yd-INT:     19-35-217-1     25-39-268-0
Sacked-yards:        1-3             0-0
Net pass yards:      214             268
Net yards/pass:      5.9             6.9
Total net yards:     301             380
Total plays:         62 (41% run)    72 (45% run)  
Yards/play:          4.9             5.3
Fumbles-lost:        2-0             3-1
Turnovers:           1               1
Penalties-yards:     2-16            6-66

Attendance: 87,138

Passing:
MIN: Fran Tarkenton, 19 of 35 for 217 yards and 1 TD (1 int)
LA: James Harris, 24 of 37 for 249 yards and 1 TD; Ron Jaworski, 1 of 2 for 19 yards

Rushing:
MIN: Chuck Foreman, 12 for 49 yards and 1 TD; Dave Osborn, 10 for 26 yards; Fran Tarkenton, 2 for 3 yards; John Gilliam, 1 for 7 yards; Oscar Reed, 1 for 2 yards
LA: Lawrence McCutcheon, 15 for 64 yards; Jim Bertelsen, 8 for 31 yards; James Harris, 6 for 7 yards and 2 TDs; John Cappelletti, 3 for 10 yards; Ron Jaworski, 1 for 0 yards

Receiving:
MIN: Chuck Foreman, 9 for 88 yards and 1 TD; Dave Osborn, 4 for 18 yards; Jim Lash, 2 for 60 yards; John Gilliam, 2 for 53 yards; Stu Voigt, 2 for -2 yards
LA: Jack Snow, 7 for 91 yards and 1 TD; Lawrence McCutcheon, 7 for 58 yards; John Cappelletti, 4 for 23 yards; Lance Rentzel, 2 for 45 yards; Bob Klein, 2 for 26 yards; Harold Jackson, 2 for 20 yards; Jim Bertelsen, 1 for 5 yards

Kick returns:
MIN: Brent McClanahan, 2 for 19 yards; Chuck Foreman, 1 for 24 yards; Sam McCullum, 1 for 21 yards
LA: Willie McGee, 2 for 58 yards; John Cappelletti, 1 for 12 yards; Jim Youngblood, 1 for 0 yards

Punt returns:
MIN: Sam McCullum, 1 for 7 yards
LA: Cullen Bryant, 4 for 55 yards; Dave Elmendorf, 1 for 9 yards

Interceptions:
LA: Ken Geddes, 1 for 15 yards

Punting:
MIN: Mike Eischeid, 7 for 297 yards
LA: Mike Burke, 6 for 217 yards

Field Goals:
MIN: Fred Cox, 1/1

After the Giants had taken a 21-20 lead on a Craig Morton-to-Walker Gillette 17-yard touchdown pass with 1:16 left, the Cardinals moved from New York's 46-yard line, following a short kickoff, to the Giants' 18 and Jim Bakken kicked a 36-yard field goal with three seconds remaining for the St. Louis victory which maintained the Big Red's one-game lead in the NFC East. The two previous weeks, the Giants lost 26-20 in overtime to the Jets and 20-19 to the Lions with two seconds to go.

Team stats coming into this game (NFL ranks in parentheses):

Team		Rush Yds/Gm	Pass Yds/Gm	Tot Yds/Gm	Turnovers
St. Louis Cardinals	OFFENSE	157.6 (7)	161.5 (11)	319.1 (8)	12
St. Louis Cardinals	DEFENSE	125.2 (11)	180.3 (21)	305.5 (17)	17
New York Giants	OFFENSE	111.9 (21)	153.4 (16)	265.3 (19)	24
New York Giants	DEFENSE	144.8 (18)	182.4 (22)	327.2 (22)	21

Line: Cardinals by 8

Team	1	2	3	4	F
St. Louis Cardinals (9-2-0)	6	0	7	10	23
New York Giants (2-9-0)	0	7	7	7	21

( 3- 0) STL Jim Bakken 36 yard field goal
( 6- 0) STL Jim Bakken 32 yard field goal
( 6- 7) NYG Ron Johnson 2 yard rush (Pete Gogolak kick)
( 6-14) NYG Bob Tucker 29 yard pass from Craig Morton (Pete Gogolak kick)
(13-14) STL Earl Thomas 16 yard pass from Jim Hart (Jim Bakken kick)
(20-14) STL Mel Gray 45 yard pass from Jim Hart (Jim Bakken kick)
(20-21) NYG Walker Gillette 17 yard pass from Craig Morton (Pete Gogolak kick)
(23-21) STL Jim Bakken 36 yard field goal

                     STL             NYG
First Downs:         20              20
Rushes-yards:        23-82           29-104
Yards/rush:          3.6             3.6
Comp-Att-Yd-INT:     25-42-259-0     21-35-257-1
Sacked-yards:        0-0             0-0
Net pass yards:      259             257
Net yards/pass:      6.2             7.3
Total net yards:     341             361
Total plays:         65 (35% run)    64 (45% run)  
Yards/play:          5.2             5.6
Fumbles-lost:        2-0             0-0
Turnovers:           0               1
Penalties-yards:     7-49            7-65

Attendance: 40,615

Passing:
STL: Jim Hart, 25 of 42 for 259 yards and 2 TDs
NYG: Craig Morton, 21 of 35 for 257 yards and 2 TDs (1 int)

Rushing:
STL: Terry Metcalf, 15 for 48 yards; Jim Otis, 6 for 32 yards; Donny Anderson, 1 for 2 yards; Jim Hart, 1 for 0 yards
NYG: Joe Dawkins, 12 for 65 yards; Leon McQuay, 12 for 30 yards; Ron Johnson, 4 for 7 yards and 1 TD; Craig Morton, 1 for 2 yards

Receiving:
STL: Terry Metcalf, 7 for 42 yards; Mel Gray, 5 for 102 yards and 1 TD; J.V. Cain, 4 for 41 yards; Jim Otis, 4 for 24 yards; Earl Thomas, 2 for 29 yards and 1 TD; Donny Anderson, 2 for 13 yards; Jackie Smith, 1 for 8 yards
NYG: Bob Tucker, 5 for 69 yards and 1 TD; Walker Gillette, 4 for 40 yards and 1 TD; Joe Dawkins, 4 for 33 yards; Bob Grim, 2 for 40 yards; Ray Rhodes, 2 for 34 yards; Leon McQuay, 2 for 24 yards; Ron Johnson, 2 for 17 yards

Kick returns:
STL: Terry Metcalf, 2 for 40 yards; Ken Reaves, 1 for 22 yards; Eddie Moss, 1 for 16 yards
NYG: Leon McQuay, 3 for 68 yards; Bobby Brooks, 2 for 50 yards; Brian Kelley, 1 for 6 yards

Punt returns:
STL: Terry Metcalf, 2 for 21 yards
NYG: Leon McQuay, 1 for 15 yards; Ray Rhodes, 1 for 8 yards; Pete Athas, 1 for 3 yards

Interceptions:
STL: Norm Thompson, 1 for 20 yards

Punting:
STL: Hal Roberts, 4 for 164 yards
NYG: Dave Jennings, 4 for 126 yards

Field Goals:
STL: Jim Bakken, 3/4
NYG: Pete Gogolak, 0/1

Joe Namath led the Jets to their third straight victory with two touchdown passes to Rich Caster, the second a 45-yard strike that proved decisive. Roscoe Word, rookie cornerback, made a key interception for the second straight week, picking off a Bob Griese pass in the final minutes. John Riggins returned after missing four games due to a shoulder injury and gained 93 yards.

Team stats coming into this game (NFL ranks in parentheses):

Team		Rush Yds/Gm	Pass Yds/Gm	Tot Yds/Gm	Turnovers
Miami Dolphins	OFFENSE	164.0 (5)	152.4 (18)	316.4 (9)	20
Miami Dolphins	DEFENSE	119.0 (9)	158.3 (13)	277.3 (10)	23
New York Jets	OFFENSE	115.5 (19)	164.5 (9)	280.0 (15)	26
New York Jets	DEFENSE	176.3 (25)	135.0 (8)	311.3 (18)	12

Line: Dolphins by 9

Team	1	2	3	4	F
Miami Dolphins (8-3-0)	0	0	7	7	14
New York Jets (4-7-0)	0	7	0	10	17

( 0- 7) NYJ Rich Caster 2 yard pass from Joe Namath (Pat Leahy kick)
( 7- 7) MIA Bob Griese 6 yard rush (Garo Yepremian kick)
( 7-10) NYJ Pat Leahy 34 yard field goal
(14-10) MIA Jim Kiick 8 yard pass from Bob Griese (Garo Yepremian kick)
(14-17) NYJ Rich Caster 45 yard pass from Joe Namath (Pat Leahy kick)

                     MIA             NYJ
First Downs:         13              17
Rushes-yards:        27-116          43-131
Yards/rush:          4.3             3.0
Comp-Att-Yd-INT:     9-20-147-1      13-22-182-3
Sacked-yards:        4-27            4-43
Net pass yards:      120             139
Net yards/pass:      5.0             5.3
Total net yards:     236             270
Total plays:         51 (52% run)    69 (62% run)  
Yards/play:          4.6             3.9
Fumbles-lost:        4-3             1-0
Turnovers:           4               3
Penalties-yards:     7-60            5-35

Attendance: 57,162

Passing:
MIA: Bob Griese, 8 of 19 for 116 yards and 1 TD (1 int); Nat Moore, 1 of 1 for 31 yards
NYJ: Joe Namath, 13 of 22 for 182 yards and 2 TDs (3 int)

Rushing:
MIA: Larry Csonka, 11 for 39 yards; Mercury Morris, 11 for 39 yards; Jim Kiick, 3 for 10 yards; Bob Griese, 2 for 28 yards and 1 TD
NYJ: John Riggins, 22 for 93 yards; Emerson Boozer, 18 for 41 yards; Joe Namath, 2 for -3 yards; Hank Bjorklund, 1 for 0 yards

Receiving:
MIA: Paul Warfield, 3 for 68 yards; Nat Moore, 3 for 35 yards; Jim Mandich, 2 for 38 yards; Jim Kiick, 1 for 6 yards and 1 TD
NYJ: Rich Caster, 6 for 100 yards and 2 TDs; Eddie Bell, 3 for 44 yards; Jerome Barkum, 2 for 33 yards; Emerson Boozer, 1 for 7 yards; John Riggins, 1 for -2 yards

Kick returns:
MIA: Nat Moore, 4 for 96 yards
NYJ: Lou Piccone, 3 for 42 yards

Punt returns:
MIA: Jake Scott, 3 for 27 yards
NYJ: Roscoe Word, 3 for 19 yards; Lou Piccone, 2 for 11 yards

Interceptions:
MIA: Jake Scott, 2 for 59 yards; Nick Buoniconti, 1 for 16 yards
NYJ: Roscoe Word, 1 for 0 yards

Punting:
MIA: Larry Seiple, 6 for 231 yards
NYJ: Greg Gantt, 7 for 320 yards

Field Goals:
NYJ: Pat Leahy, 1/1

Rookie Jon Keyworth and Otis Armstrong combined for a total of 294 yards rushing as the Broncos ended the Raiders' nine-game winning string. Keyworth ran for 148 yards and Armstrong moved a yard in front of O. J. Simpson in the rushing race with 146 for a season total of 938. Oakland's Ken Stabler increased his total to 20 touchdown passes with two to Fred Biletnikoff.

Team stats coming into this game (NFL ranks in parentheses):

Team		Rush Yds/Gm	Pass Yds/Gm	Tot Yds/Gm	Turnovers
Denver Broncos	OFFENSE	120.9 (17)	180.7 (4)	301.6 (11)	21
Denver Broncos	DEFENSE	130.8 (13)	186.2 (23)	317.0 (19)	24
Oakland Raiders	OFFENSE	177.0 (1)	176.0 (6)	353.0 (1)	17
Oakland Raiders	DEFENSE	140.3 (16)	136.9 (9)	277.2 (9)	29

Line: Raiders by 8

Team	1	2	3	4	F
Denver Broncos (5-5-1)	7	3	10	0	20
Oakland Raiders (9-2-0)	3	7	0	7	17

( 7- 0) DEN Jon Keyworth 30 yard rush (Jim Turner kick)
( 7- 3) OAK George Blanda 21 yard field goal
(10- 3) DEN Jim Turner 30 yard field goal
(10-10) OAK Fred Biletnikoff 34 yard pass from Ken Stabler (George Blanda kick)
(13-10) DEN Jim Turner 33 yard field goal
(20-10) DEN Jerry Simmons 8 yard pass from Steve Ramsey (Jim Turner kick)
(20-17) OAK Fred Biletnikoff 7 yard pass from Ken Stabler (George Blanda kick)

                     DEN             OAK
First Downs:         22              20
Rushes-yards:        48-292          28-128
Yards/rush:          6.1             4.6
Comp-Att-Yd-INT:     9-18-135-1      22-34-234-3
Sacked-yards:        2-17            2-14
Net pass yards:      118             220
Net yards/pass:      5.9             6.1
Total net yards:     410             348
Total plays:         68 (70% run)    64 (43% run)  
Yards/play:          6.0             5.4
Fumbles-lost:        2-0             0-0
Turnovers:           1               3
Penalties-yards:     5-50            5-48

Attendance: 51,224

Passing:
DEN: Steve Ramsey, 5 of 11 for 59 yards and 1 TD (1 int); Charley Johnson, 4 of 7 for 76 yards
OAK: Ken Stabler, 22 of 34 for 234 yards and 2 TDs (3 int)

Rushing:
DEN: Otis Armstrong, 29 for 146 yards; Jon Keyworth, 15 for 148 yards and 1 TD; Steve Ramsey, 3 for -2 yards; Charley Johnson, 1 for 0 yards
OAK: Pete Banaszak, 13 for 52 yards; Harold Hart, 6 for 32 yards; Charlie Smith, 5 for 25 yards; Clarence Davis, 2 for 2 yards; Mark van Eeghen, 1 for 17 yards; Ken Stabler, 1 for 0 yards

Receiving:
DEN: Riley Odoms, 3 for 68 yards; Haven Moses, 2 for 22 yards; Billy Van Heusen, 1 for 26 yards; Jon Keyworth, 1 for 14 yards; Jerry Simmons, 1 for 8 yards and 1 TD; Otis Armstrong, 1 for -3 yards
OAK: Fred Biletnikoff, 8 for 121 yards and 2 TDs; Cliff Branch, 4 for 39 yards; Bob Moore, 4 for 37 yards; Pete Banaszak, 3 for 20 yards; Mark van Eeghen, 1 for 8 yards; Clarence Davis, 1 for 5 yards; Harold Hart, 1 for 4 yards

Kick returns:
DEN: Otis Armstrong, 2 for 43 yards; Floyd Little, 2 for 32 yards
OAK: Ron Smith, 3 for 69 yards; Harold Hart, 2 for 94 yards

Punt returns:
DEN: Floyd Little, 1 for 8 yards
OAK: Ron Smith, 4 for 58 yards

Interceptions:
DEN: Ray May, 1 for 25 yards; Bill Laskey, 1 for 3 yards; John Pitts, 1 for 2 yards
OAK: Skip Thomas, 1 for 18 yards

Punting:
DEN: Billy Van Heusen, 5 for 211 yards
OAK: Ray Guy, 3 for 129 yards

Field Goals:
DEN: Jim Turner, 2/3
OAK: George Blanda, 1/1

Rookie quarterback Tom Owen hit Gene Washington with scoring passes of 5 and 53 yards and Manfred Moore dashed 88 yards for a touchdown on a punt return to provide a cushion for the San Francisco defense, which produced its second straight shutout.

Team stats coming into this game (NFL ranks in parentheses):

Team		Rush Yds/Gm	Pass Yds/Gm	Tot Yds/Gm	Turnovers
Atlanta Falcons	OFFENSE	115.4 (20)	82.9 (26)	198.3 (26)	38
Atlanta Falcons	DEFENSE	193.9 (26)	108.2 (1)	302.1 (15)	23
San Francisco 49ers	OFFENSE	135.7 (15)	152.7 (17)	288.4 (12)	29
San Francisco 49ers	DEFENSE	154.7 (21)	149.6 (11)	304.3 (16)	25

Line: 49ers by 9

Team	1	2	3	4	F
Atlanta Falcons (2-9-0)	0	0	0	0	0
San Francisco 49ers (4-7-0)	7	7	0	13	27

( 0- 7) SF  Gene Washington 5 yard pass from Tom Owen (Bruce Gossett kick)
( 0-14) SF  Gene Washington 53 yard pass from Tom Owen (Bruce Gossett kick)
( 0-21) SF  Manfred Moore 88 yard punt return (Bruce Gossett kick)
( 0-24) SF  Bruce Gossett 20 yard field goal
( 0-27) SF  Bruce Gossett 42 yard field goal

                     ATL             SF
First Downs:         10              18
Rushes-yards:        15-75           46-202
Yards/rush:          5.0             4.4
Comp-Att-Yd-INT:     15-34-158-3     8-19-129-1
Sacked-yards:        4-41            6-40
Net pass yards:      117             89
Net yards/pass:      3.1             3.6
Total net yards:     192             291
Total plays:         53 (28% run)    71 (64% run)  
Yards/play:          3.6             4.1
Fumbles-lost:        3-3             3-1
Turnovers:           6               2
Penalties-yards:     6-49            2-20

Attendance: 45,435

Passing:
ATL: Pat Sullivan, 13 of 30 for 148 yards (2 int); Kim McQuilken, 2 of 4 for 10 yards (1 int)
SF: Tom Owen, 7 of 16 for 127 yards and 2 TDs (1 int); Steve Spurrier, 1 of 3 for 2 yards

Rushing:
ATL: Dave Hampton, 10 for 43 yards; Art Malone, 4 for 15 yards; Vince Kendrick, 1 for 17 yards
SF: Larry Schreiber, 20 for 106 yards; Wilbur Jackson, 9 for 14 yards; Sammy Johnson, 7 for 54 yards; Delvin Williams, 7 for 24 yards; Tom Owen, 2 for 7 yards; Gene A. Washington, 1 for -3 yards

Receiving:
ATL: Ken Burrow, 4 for 62 yards; Dave Hampton, 4 for 37 yards; Art Malone, 4 for 25 yards; Tom Geredine, 1 for 24 yards; Vince Kendrick, 1 for 8 yards; Haskel Stanback, 1 for 2 yards
SF: Gene Washington, 2 for 58 yards and 2 TDs; Larry Schreiber, 2 for 31 yards; Danny Abramowicz, 2 for 20 yards; Tom Mitchell, 2 for 20 yards

Kick returns:
ATL: Gerald Tinker, 4 for 125 yards; Ken Mitchell, 1 for 3 yards; Ted Fritsch, 1 for 0 yards
SF: Mike Holmes, 1 for 20 yards

Punt returns:
ATL: Al Dodd, 4 for 64 yards
SF: Manfred Moore, 2 for 95 yards and 1 TD; Mike Holmes, 1 for 23 yards

Interceptions:
ATL: Tom Hayes, 1 for 2 yards
SF: Jimmy Johnson, 1 for 37 yards; Mike Holmes, 1 for 4 yards; Frank Nunley, 1 for 0 yards

Punting:
ATL: John James, 7 for 300 yards
SF: Tom Wittum, 6 for 259 yards

Field Goals:
ATL: Nick Mike-Mayer, 0/2
SF: Bruce Gossett, 2/3

After the Eagles had pulled to within 13-7 of the Redskins early in the third period, rookie return specialist Larry Jones took the ensuing kickoff and raced 102 yards for a touchdown. It was the longest return in Washington history as well as the longest in the NFL in 1974, and helped send the Redskins toward their fourth straight victory and sixth in seven games to keep them one game behind St. Louis in the NFC Eastern Division race. Duane Thomas, subbing for the injured Larry Brown, paced the Washington running attack with 65 yards and a three-yard touchdown in 20 attempts.

Team stats coming into this game (NFL ranks in parentheses):

Team		Rush Yds/Gm	Pass Yds/Gm	Tot Yds/Gm	Turnovers
Philadelphia Eagles	OFFENSE	105.3 (22)	155.7 (15)	261.0 (20)	22
Philadelphia Eagles	DEFENSE	147.2 (19)	171.9 (19)	319.1 (20)	23
Washington Redskins	OFFENSE	93.8 (25)	193.6 (2)	287.4 (13)	17
Washington Redskins	DEFENSE	103.6 (3)	126.2 (4)	229.8 (1)	24

Line: Redskins by 11

Team	1	2	3	4	F
Philadelphia Eagles (4-7-0)	0	0	7	0	7
Washington Redskins (8-3-0)	3	10	7	6	26

( 0- 3) WAS Mark Moseley 37 yard field goal
( 0- 6) WAS Mark Moseley 38 yard field goal
( 0-13) WAS Jerry Smith 2 yard pass from Billy Kilmer (Mark Moseley kick)
( 7-13) PHI Harold Carmichael 3 yard pass from Roman Gabriel (Tom Dempsey kick)
( 7-20) WAS Larry Jones 102 yard kickoff return (Mark Moseley kick)
( 7-26) WAS Duane Thomas 3 yard rush (kick failed)

                     PHI             WAS
First Downs:         14              19
Rushes-yards:        24-79           41-131
Yards/rush:          3.3             3.2
Comp-Att-Yd-INT:     18-29-163-2     18-24-172-0
Sacked-yards:        3-28            0-0
Net pass yards:      135             172
Net yards/pass:      4.2             7.2
Total net yards:     214             303
Total plays:         56 (42% run)    65 (63% run)  
Yards/play:          3.8             4.7
Fumbles-lost:        4-3             2-0
Turnovers:           5               0
Penalties-yards:     4-20            4-41

Attendance: 54,395

Passing:
PHI: Roman Gabriel, 18 of 28 for 163 yards and 1 TD (1 int); John Reaves, 0 of 1 for 0 yards (1 int)
WAS: Billy Kilmer, 18 of 24 for 172 yards and 1 TD

Rushing:
PHI: Tom Sullivan, 19 for 76 yards; Norm Bulaich, 5 for 3 yards
WAS: Duane Thomas, 20 for 65 yards and 1 TD; Moses Denson, 17 for 51 yards; Charlie Evans, 2 for 8 yards; Billy Kilmer, 2 for 7 yards

Receiving:
PHI: Charle Young, 5 for 52 yards; Harold Carmichael, 4 for 32 yards and 1 TD; Don Zimmerman, 3 for 24 yards; Norm Bulaich, 3 for 20 yards; Tom Sullivan, 2 for 7 yards; Charlie Smith, 1 for 28 yards
WAS: Roy Jefferson, 5 for 58 yards; Moses Denson, 5 for 31 yards; Charley Taylor, 3 for 51 yards; Jerry Smith, 3 for 38 yards and 1 TD; Charlie Evans, 1 for 0 yards; Duane Thomas, 1 for -6 yards

Kick returns:
PHI: Randy Jackson, 2 for 45 yards; Larry Marshall, 1 for 28 yards; Roy Kirksey, 1 for 19 yards; Tom Bailey, 1 for 14 yards
WAS: Larry Jones, 2 for 113 yards and 1 TD

Punt returns:
PHI: Bill Bradley, 1 for 7 yards
WAS: Joe Theismann, 1 for 6 yards

Interceptions:
WAS: Ken Houston, 1 for 37 yards; Ken Stone, 1 for 21 yards

Punting:
PHI: Merritt Kersey, 4 for 144 yards
WAS: Mike Bragg, 4 for 136 yards

Field Goals:
WAS: Mark Moseley, 2/4