NFL Briefs (AP)

The Seahawks placed Patrick Kerney on injured reserve Wednesday, ending the season for Seattle's top pass rusher. Kerney had shoulder surgery earlier this month. He injured it in a win at San Francisco on Oct. 26. It's the same left shoulder on which Kerney had surgery last offseason to repair cartilage damage.

Fassel a candidate for Toronto Agronauts opening (Yahoo! Sports)

Former New York Giants ' head coach Jim Fassel is someone the Toronto Argonauts are considering as a candidate...

Raiders Team Report (Yahoo! Sports)

Ronald Curry, one of the few Raiders to have been associated with the team when it was a division champion, has seen teammates fluctuate on the depth chart for reasons other than performance for years.

He just never thought it would happen to him.

Curry has been the Raiders leading receiver the past two years, even though he is often the third wide receiver. He always figured being productive when his name called would be enough.

"I've always been one of those guys that's been monkeyed around with as far as giving other guys an opportunity, coming off the field on certain routes, bringing guys in," Curry said. "I kind of got used to that. But to not play at all, basically not playing in three games and (being inactive) in one ...

NFL Power Poll: Giants move to top of the line (SportingNews.com)

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Redskins skidding as Zorn revisits Seattle (Yahoo! Sports)

Why is Washington so wishy-washy? Michael Silver answers that and much more in his weekly 32 Questions.

Fassel expresses interst in Oakland job (Yahoo! Sports)

Former New York Giants head coach Jim Fassel sent Oakland Raiders managing general partner Al Davis a letter...

Romo makes sweet music in return (Yahoo! Sports)

In his first game in a month, Tony Romo gets the Cowboys back in the playoff hunt with a win over the Redskins.

Winners and losers: Warner back to MVP form (Yahoo! Sports)

Cards QB Kurt Warner is putting up wild numbers and conjuring images of his incredible '99 season.

Dolphins rally to beat Raiders 17-15 (AP)

Miami Dolphins' head coach Tony Sparano acknowledges the crowd after defeating the Oakland Raiders Sunday, Nov. 16, 2008 at Dolphin Stadium in Miami.

The Miami Dolphins showed again they can beat a bad team -- barely. Next comes the biggest game yet in the franchise's revival. Rookie Dan Carpenter nailed a 38-yard field goal with 38 seconds left to cap a 61-yard drive, and the Dolphins earned their fourth consecutive victory Sunday by defeating woeful Oakland 17-15.


Raiders WR Walker likely out for season (PA SportsTicker)

A disappointing and largely unproductive season may be over for Oakland Raiders wide receiver Javon Walker.