– Although Jim Everett had just 13 completions Sunday, he spread the catches around. Seven different Rams had receptions, with Robert Delpino grabbing four for 27 yards and Henry Ellard three for 50.
– Deion Sanders played in his 50th NFL game. In that time, he has 11 returns of 50 yards or more, including seven for touchdowns. Sanders returned a kickoff 55 yards in the first quarter, but was booed in the fourth quarter when he refused to field two punts because the sun was in his eyes.
– The Buffalo Bills impressive offense got even better in Sunday`s 41-7 rout of the New England Patriots. They gained 490 yards, increasing their average for the season from 410.3 yards per game to 430.25. Last season Buffalo led the NFL with a 390.8 average.
– The Browns` Brian Hansen punted a career-best 73-yarder in the fourth quarter. It bounced to the Denver 3-yard line before it was downed by Cleveland. The Broncos, however, then went on a 94-yard drive that led to David Treadwell`s fourth field goal.
– Brad Daluiso, the Broncos` kickoff specialist, put his first three kickoffs into or beyond the end zone, extending his string of kickoffs without a return to 12. The streak ended in the fourth quarter, when Randy Baldwin returned Daluiso`s kickoff to the Cleveland 15. Later in the quarter, Baldwin had a 47- yard kickoff return.
– Warren Moon passed for 175 yards, his lowest total since Oct. 20, 1991. Moon`s 6-yard pass completion to Ernest Givins late in the second quarter put him over the 50,000 career passing margin. Moon now has 50,052 career passing yards.
– Miami`s Dan Marino rallied the Dolphins from behind for a victory in the fourth quarter for the 20th time in his 10-year NFL career. He`s done it nine times on the road and 11 times in Miami.
– Fourth-year Dolphins kicker Pete Stoyanovich equalled his career best with four field goals. He also had four in a 33-14 victory over Tampa Bay last Dec. 1. He also kicked an extra point and his 13-point effort against the Seahawks gave him 352 points for his career to move into fifth place on Miami`s all-time scoring list, ahead of Larry Csonka`s 342 points.
– Haywood Jeffires has four catches or more in 18 straight games. Jeffires caught 10 passes for 77 yards.
