49ers edged the Saints for the eighth straight win to wrap up the NFC West, although I don't think the game takes into account tiebreaks until the end of the season as it doesn't recognize it yet. Best the Rams can do is tie the 49ers for 1st but the Niners swept the season series. The Giants have almost wrapped up the NFC East as they now have a three game lead on the Redskins and Eagles but they still play the Redskins one more time and the Skins won their first meeting. In the AFC both the Raiders and Dolphins lost but both still hold the leads on the AFC West and the top wild card spot respectively. Oilers and Steelers both win this week to remain tied atop the AFC Central.

 

Week 14 Scores

 

Green Bay 17, Atlanta 3

GB: 5-8, ATL: 2-11

-Don Majkowski: 187 yards passing

 

Buffalo 31, N.Y. Jets 20

BUF: 11-2, NYJ: 3-10

-Thurman Thomas: 194 total yards

 

N.Y. Giants 24, Cincinnati 21

NYG: 11-2, CIN: 5-8

-Mark Bavaro: 5 rec, 106 yards

 

Denver 31, New England 14

DEN: 6-7, NE: 3-10

-Bobby Humphrey: 196 yards rushing

 

Chicago 28, Detroit 21

CHI: 6-7, DET: 2-11

-Neal Anderson: 146 yards rushing

 

Houston 31, Philadelphia 28 OT

HOU: 8-5, PHI: 8-5

-Warren Moon: 355 yards passing

 

Pittsburgh 24, Dallas 10

PIT: 8-5, DAL: 5-8

-Bubby Brister: 222 yards passing

 

San Diego 31, L.A. Raiders 28 OT

SD: 8-5, RAI: 9-4

-Marion Butts: 125 yards rushing

 

San Francisco 21, New Orleans 20

SF: 10-3, NO: 6-7

-Jerry Rice: 4 rec, 112 yards

 

Cleveland 31, Indianapolis 10

CLE: 7-6, IND: 4-9

-Reggie Langhorne: 6 rec, 179 yards

 

L.A. Rams 31, Washington 21

RAM: 7-6, WAS: 8-5

-Henry Ellard: 6 rec, 219 yards

 

Kansas City 24, Seattle 17

KC: 8-5, SEA: 5-8

-Christian Okoye: 94 yards rushing

 

Tampa Bay 20, Miami 17

TB: 5-8, MIA: 9-4

-Gary Anderson: 69 yards rushing

 

Bye Weeks: Minnesota (11-2), Phoenix (2-11)

 

Leaders thru Week 14

 

PASSING LEADERS

 

Rating

1. Phil Simms, 196.2

2. Dan Marino, 177.86

3. Randall Cunningham, 174.5

 

Yards

1. Warren Moon, 3373

2. Joe Montana, 3149

3. Jim Everett, 3068

 

Touchdowns

1. Montana, 33

2t. Many tied with 31

 

RECEIVING LEADERS

 

Receptions

1. Jerry Rice, 63

2t. Andre Rison, 45

2t. Anthony Miller, 45

 

Yards

1. Rice, 1636

2. Henry Ellard, 1183

3. Rison, 1158

 

Touchdowns

1. Rice, 18

2. Miller, 13

3. James Lofton, 12

 

RUSHING LEADERS

 

Yards

1. Thurman Thomas, 1276

2. Neal Anderson, 1247

3. Bo Jackson, 1161

 

Touchdowns

1. Tom Rathman, 15

2. Anderson, 13

3t. Many tied with 12

 

DEFENSIVE LEADERS

 

Interceptions

1. Kevin Ross, 10

2t. Many tied with 8

 

Sacks

1. Lawrence Taylor, 20

2. Derrick Thomas, 17

3. Reggie White, 16

 

SPECIAL TEAMS LEADERS

 

Field Goals: Jeff Jaeger, 16

Punting Avg: Rohn Stark, 50.8

Punt Return Avg: Ellard, 12.9

Kick Return Avg: Tim Brown, 20.6