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Miami Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel evidently is a firm believer in karma, as he opted not to pursue the NFL single-game scoring record, instead taking a knee in the historic win.
De’Von Achane could hear the crowd at Hard Rock Stadium chanting “Three more points!” on Miami’s final drive. The Dolphins had the ball inside the Denver Broncos’ 30 with less than a minute left, and they were three points shy of breaking the NFL’s single-game scoring record. Instead of sending out his kicker for a potential record-setting field goal, Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel elected to take a knee and run out the clock.
Recaps of some of Friday’s top high school football games in Kentucky.
BILLS OFFENSE: OVERALL (5), RUSH (7), PASS (10), SCORING (8) BILLS DEFENSE: OVERALL (5), RUSH (19), PASS (6), SCORING (T-5) COMMANDERS OFFENSE: OVERALL (19), RUSH (17), PASS (15), SCORING (7) COMMANDERS DEFENSE: OVERALL (10), RUSH (17), PASS (12), SCORING (17) TURNOVER DIFFERENTIAL: Bills even; Commanders plus-1 BILLS PLAYER TO WATCH: RB James Cook. The second-year player had a career-best 123 yards rushing on 17 carries against Las Vegas. His output was the most by a Bills running back since LeSean McCoy had 156 in 2017.
Russell Wilson and Ciara bring the House of LR&C from DIA to the Color of Fashion runway on September 23.