HRTVFan2's video: 1998 NFL on FOX Halftime Report Week 13

(c)1998 National Football League; FOX Sports-FOX Corporation This is the halftime report for Week 13 of the 1998 NFL season as recorded from Norfolk FOX affiliate WVBT-TV 43 (which had switched affiliations from the WB in a swap with original local FOX affiliate WTVZ-TV 33 a few months earlier) SCORES Falcons 3; Rams 0 (Atlanta - with Tony Graziani starting in place of injured Chris Chandler only to give way to 45-year-old Steve DeBerg - would win 21-10 thanks largely to Jamal Anderson running for 188 yards and the game-clinching touchdown. The win was key since - as Cris Collinsworth noted - if the Falcons lost and San Francisco won their game against the Giants; San Francisco controlled the tiebreaker scenarios) Jets 22; Panthers 7 (the Jets trampled Carolina 48-21. Notably; Jets receiver Keyshawn Johnson picked up his first rushing touchdown from 35 yards out as part of a dominating afternoon for the Jets {Curtis Martin running for 110 yards and 2 touchdowns, Wayne Chrebet catching 2 touchdown passes from Vinny Testaverde}) Buccaneers 21; Bears 14 (Brice Hunter catching a 45-yard Hail Mary from Trent Dilfer {one of three touchdowns for Dilfer} as the clock expired, while Ronde Barber scored a 23-yard touchdown following a blocked punt. The Bucs went on to win 31-17) Chiefs 14; Cardinals 10 (Kansas City went on to win 34-24) Jaguars 17; Bengals 10 (Jacksonville won 34-17; dropping Cincinnati to 2-10) Colts 24; Ravens 13 (former Colts head coach Ted Marchibroda and former Colts quarterback Jim Harbaugh would have the last laugh; as Peyton Manning's 357 yards and 3 touchdowns {vs. 1 interception} and Marshall Faulk's 247 combined yards {192 rushing, 75 receiving} and rushing and receiving touchdowns were enough, as the Ravens scored 17 unanswered points to win 38-31) Returning to the Trans World Dome, we get comments from Curt Menefee and Brian Baldinger on the first half and a short bonus of Rams receiver Tony Horne returning the 2nd half kickoff 102 yards for a touchdown.