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Week 12 Results, Eagles stick with McNabb, Camarillo Out

November 24th, 2008

Week 12 Results

Bengals 10 vs. Steelers 27
Jets 34 vs. Titans 13
Patriots 48 vs. Dolphins 28
Vikings 30 vs. Jaguars 12
49ers 22 vs. Cowboys 35
Eagles 7 vs. Ravens 36
Redskins 20 vs. Seahawks 17
Panthers 28 vs. Falcons 45

Eagles stick with McNabb as Thursday starter

Donovan McNabb will start when the Philadelphia Eagles host
the Arizona Cardinals on Thursday night. The five-time Pro
Bowl quarterback was benched for the first time in his
career at halftime of Philadelphia’s 36-7 loss at Baltimore
on Sunday. Second-year pro Kevin Kolb played poorly against
the Ravens, and Eagles coach Andy Reid said Monday he’s
going back to McNabb. The Eagles (5-5-1) are on the verge
of missing the playoffs for the third time in four years
since losing the 2005 Super Bowl. No matter how they finish,
this could be McNabb’s last season in Philadelphia.

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Dolphins Camarillo out for season with knee injury

Miami Dolphins wide receiver Greg Camarillo is out for the
season with a knee injury. Camarillo left Miami’s 48-28 loss
to New England in the second half Sunday and did not return.
The injury ends Camarillo’s breakout year with the Dolphins.
He leads the Dolphins with 55 receptions for 613 yards and
two touchdowns after catching a total of eight passes in his
first two NFL seasons. Camarillo signed a $6 million, three-
year extension this year that will keep him under contract
through 2011.

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Jets put an end to Titans’ perfect run

Brett Favre gave the Tennessee Titans a painful reminder
Sunday. He will pick apart the best NFL defenses when given
too much time. Favre threw two touchdown passes, Leon
Washington ran for two scores and the New York Jets served
notice they will be a factor in the AFC this season by
routing the Titans 34-13, ending the perfect start by the
NFL’s last undefeated team. “The Jets won, 34-13, before a
packed crowd at LP Field that had not seen their team smacked
around like this,” writes NFL.com senior columnist Thomas
George, reporting from the Jets-Titans game. More … “I’m
not going to sit here and say we’ve established ourselves as
the best team in football,” Favre said. “All it says is I
think we beat the best team in football today, definitely if
you go by record and the way that they’ve played. They have
been the best team in football.” The Jets (8-3) came in atop
the AFC East after a victory over New England at Foxborough.
They have won five straight for the first time since October
2004 and seven of their last eight. The win also pulled them
within two of Tennessee (10-1) with five to play in the race
for home-field advantage through the playoffs.