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Colts win fifth straight, beat Browns (AP)
Peyton Manning stepped up to the podium for a postgame interview like he has done so many times following an Indianapolis win. But this time there were no touchdown passes to review, no career milestones to celebrate, no last-minute scoring drive for him to detail. The quarterback wasn’t the star. The Colts had 11 on defense.

No Plax, no problem: Giants steamroll Redskins 23-7
Nothing is stopping the New York Giants these days. Not the latest distraction surrounding their star receiver. Not the rain …

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Steelers beat Patriots
The Steelers showed their muscles on Sunday, notching an impressive win in Foxboro and putting the rest of the AFC on notice.

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Sean Taylor inducted into Redskins Ring of Fame
Announced one last time as the “starting free safety” for the Washington Redskins, Sean Taylor was inducted into the team’s Ring of Fame before Sunda

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Week 13 NFL roundup
Plaxico Burress sure didn’t seem like a distraction for the Giants, who didn’t miss a beat vs. the ‘Skins without their wayward WR.

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Giants can handle the loss of Burress
Plaxico Shmaxico. The Giants won’t suffer from losing their star WR because they do several things well, Jimmy Johnson says.

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Steelers‘ ‘D’ stifles Pats in 33-10 win (AP)
The Steelers snapped the Patriots‘ spell over them with a plan that has worked all season: knock ‘em down, steal the ball and keep them from gaining yards. Pittsburgh’s top-ranked defense got rolling in the second half, leading the Steelers to a 33-10 win on a cold and rainy Sunday, only their second victory in eight games against New England.

Colts’ defense to the rescue in 10-6 win at Browns
Often overlooked and always overshadowed by their star-studded offense, the Indianapolis Colts‘ defense found the end zone on …

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Panthers rally late, beat Packers 35-31 (AP)
The Carolina Panthers should have been trudging into a snowy Green Bay night wondering for the second week in a row if they’re really as good as their record would indicate. Instead, they were celebrating an improbable come-from-behind victory Sunday, thanks to late back-to-back-to-back big plays by Mark Jones, Steve Smith and DeAngelo Williams — and a Green Bay Packers team that seemed intent on…