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TODAY'S OFFICIALS: Referee—Gordon McCarter (48), Umplre—Bob Wagner (100), Head Unesman—Terry Gierke (72), LIne Judge—JackFette (39), Back Judge—i W. Sanders (29), SIde Judge—Dean Look (49), FIeld Judge—Pat Mallette (82)
PITTSBURGH STEELERS (6-5) vs. WASHINGTON REDSKINS (6-5)SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1985—1:00 P.M.—THREE RIVERS STADIUM
STEELERS OFFENSE STEELERS DEFENSEREDSKINS
1 Anderson, PK10 Campbell, 0816 Melon., GB18 Newsome, P19 Woodley, GB21 WillIams, S22 Woods, CD-S23 Brown, GB24 Erenberg, RB-KR26 SwaIn, GB30 Pollard, RB31 Shell, S33 Clayton, CD34 Abercrombie, RB36 Spencer, RB-KR42 Edwards, S47 Morse, RB49 Woodruff, CD50 LIttle, CB52 Webster, C53 Hinkle, LB64 Small, LB55 Winston, LB56 Cole, LB57 Merriweather, LB60 Rasmussen, C-C62 11km, OT63 Rostosky, 0165 Pmnney, 01-C67 Dunn, NT71 Boures, C-C73 Woliley, G74 Long, G82 Stallworib, WA83 Llpps, WA-KR85 Sweoney, WR86 Gothard, TE87 Thompson, WR89 CunnIngham, 7590 Kohrs, LB91 Carr, LB92 Gary, DE93 WillIs, DE95 Goodman, DE-NT99 SIms, DE
WA ..82 John Stallworth 85 CalvIn Sweeney Li . . .93 KeIth WIllis 99 Darryl SIms 95 John GoodmanLi' - . .85 Ray Plnney 63 P.1. RostoskyLG .. .73 Crat9 Wolf lay 71 Emil Boures
C. . .52 Mike Webster 65 Ray Phiney 71 EmIl BouresAG - . - 60 Randy Rasmussen 11 Emil Boures 74 Terry LongAT - -. 62 Tunch 11km 63 Pete RostoskyTE. -. 89 Bennie CunnIngham 86 Preston Gothard
WA.. .83 LouIs Llpps 87 Weegie ThompsonOB . . . 19 DavId Woodley 10 Scott Campbell 16 Mark MaloneRB . . . 34 Walter Abercrombie 24 Rich Erenberg 36 Todd SpencerRB.. . 30 Frank Pollard 47 Steve Morse 36 Todd Spencer
NT . - .95 Joint Goodman 67 Gary DunnRE . .92 keIth Gary 99 Darryl SIms 95 John Goodman
LOLS - - .57 Mike MeMweather 91 Gregg Carr 54 Fred SmallLILB -. - 50 DavId Litde 65 DennIs Winston 90 Bob KohrsRILB - - - 56 RobIn Cole 90 Bob Kohrs 55 DennIs Winston
ROLB - - .53 Bryan HInkle 91 Gregg Carr 54 Fred SmallLCB . . .22 Rick Woods 49 Dwayne Woodruff 23 Chris BrownRCB. . .33 Harvey Clayton 26 John Swain
SS - - . 31 Donnie Shell 42 Dave EdwardsFS . - - 21 Ei'ic Williams 22 Rick Woods— —
REDSKINS DEFENSELE. - - 71 Charles Mann 64 Steve HamiltonLT - . , 65 Dave Butz 67 Tom BeasleyRi'. . .78 Dean Hamel 67 Tom BeasleyRE - . .12 Dexter Manley 64 Steve Hamilton
LLB - . - 55 Mel kaufman 51 Monte Coleman 59 ChrIs KeatlngMLB - -. 52 Neal Olkewlcz 57 RIch MilotRLB - , . 57 RIch Milot 51 Monte Coleman 58 Stuart AndersonLCB... 28 Darrell Green 45 Barry Wilbum 34 kevIn WilliamsRCB . - - 32 Vernon Dean 45 Barry Wilburn 34 Kevin Williams
SS - . . 37 Raphel Cherry 23 Tony Peters 22 Curtis JordanFS . . . 22 CurtIs Jordan 37 Raphel Cherry 41 Greg Williams
REDSKINS OFFENSEWR.. .84TE...86LT .. 60 68 Joe JacobyLG ... 68 63 Raleigh McKenziec . - .53 68 Run Grimm
RG.. 61 63 Raleigh MckenzieRT.. 73TE - - . 85
WR... 81QB... 10 37 Raphel CherryRB ... 44 35 keith Griffin
39 OtIs Wonsley31 ken Jenkins
Calvin MuhammadGary ClarkClint DIdlorDan McQuaidRuss GrimmJeff Bosticken HuffMark MayDon WarrenAn MonkJay SchroederJohn Rlggins
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Rick WalkerRuss GrimmJeff BosticRick DonnalieyJeff BosticDan McoualdAnthony Jones
3 Moteley, PK10 Schroeder, 0812 Cox, P16 Lautenberg, 0822 Jordan, PS23 Peters, SS28 Green, CS31 JenkIns, RB-KR32 Dean, CD34 WillIams, CB35 Gdftin, RB37 Cherry, S38 Rogers, RB39 Wonsley, RB44 Rlgglns, RB45 WIlbum, CB47 WIlliams, PS61 Coleman. LB52 Olkewlcz, LB53 C-C55 Kauhnan, LB57 MIkil, LB58 Anderson, LB59 Keatlng, LB60 MeQuald, CT61 Huff, G63 McKenzie, 064 HamIlton, DE65 Butz, DI66 Jecoby, OT67 Beasley, Dl68 GrImm, C71 Mann, DE72 Manley. DE73 May, OT76 Donnalley, C.G78 Hamel, OT81 Mo*WR82 Jones, 1584 WA85 Warren, TE86 DMsr, TE88 Walker, TE89 Mahaniniad, WA
16 Babe Laufenberg38 George Rogers
STEELERS SPECIALISTSP...18 Harry Newsome
PC - . .60 Randy Rasmussen 65 Ray PinneyPk... 1 GaryAndersonkC - . .52 Mike Webster 65 Ray Pinney
H... 10 Scott Campbell 18 Harry NewsomePR... 83 Louis Llpps 22 Rick Woods
KOR . . .24 RICh Erenberg 36 Todd Spencer 83 Louis Lipps
REDSKINS SPECIALISTSP...12
PC...53Pk... 3KC...53H...10
PR...31
Steve CoxJeff BostlcMark MoseleyJeff BosticJay Schroederken Jenkins
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KOR...31
Jay SchroederChris keatlngSteve CoxChris KeatingSteve CoxGary Clark
ken Jenkins 35 keith Griffin
28 Darrell Green37 Raphel Cherry37 Raphel Cherry39 OtIs Wonsley
No. Name
1 Gary Anderson10 Scott Campbell16 Mark Malone18 Harry Newsome19 David Woodley21 Eric Williams22 Rick Woods23 ChrIs Brown24 Rich Erenberg26 John Swain
NFLPos. lit. WI. Exp.
4 26 Syracuse2 23 Purdue6 27 Arizona StateA 22 Wake Forest6 27 LouIsiana State
No. Name
3 Mark Moseley10 Jay Schroeder12 Steve Cox16 Babe Laufenberg22 Curtis Jordan
PK 6-0 204QB 6-4 214
P 6-4 195QB 6-2 196FS 6-2 204
Age College
14 27 Stephen F. Austin2 24 UCLA5 27 Arkansas2 25 Indiana9 31 Texas Tech
PITTSBURGH STEELERS
PK 5-1105 6-0QB 6-4
P 6-0QB 6-2
College
170195222187210
WASHINGTON REDSKINS
S 6-1 187 3 25 North Carolina StateCS-S 6-1 196 4 26 Boise State
CS 6-0 195 2 23 Notre DameRB-KR 5-10 200 2 23 Colgate
CB 6-1 195 5 26 MiamI (Fla.)
NFLPos. Ht. Wt. Exp.
30 Frank Pollard RB 5-10 223 6 28 Baylor31 Donnie Shell S 5-11 197 12 33 South Carolina State33 Harvey Clayton CS34 Walter Abercroinble RB
5-96-0
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FlorIda StateBaylor
36 Todd Spencer RB-KR 6-0 211 2 23 Southern California42 Dave Edwards 5 6-0 196 R 23 Illinois47 Steve Morse RB 5-11 214 A 22 VirgInia49 Dwayne Woodruff CS 6-0 198 7 28 LouisvIlle50 David Little LB 6-1 240 5 26 Florida52 Mike Webster C 6-1% 258 12 33 Wisconsin53 Bryan Hinkle LB54 Fred Small LB
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OregonWashIngton
55 Dennis Winston LB 6-0 244 9 30 Arkansas56 Robin Cole LB 6-2 229 9 30 New Mexico57 Mike Merriweather LB 6-2 215 4 25 Pacific60 Randy Rasmussen G-C 6-1% 253 2 25 Minnesota62 Tunch 11km OT 6-3 265 6 28 Indiana State63 Pete Rostosky OT65 Ray Plnney OT-C67 Gary Dunn NT
6-46-46-3
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ConnecticutWashingtonMiamI (Fit)
71 Emil Boures G.e 6-I 257 4 25 Pitt73 Craig Wolfley G74 Terry Long G82 John StaIlworth WA
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SyracuseEast CarolinaAlabama A&M
83 LouIs Llpps WA-KR 6-10 186 2 23 Southern MIssissippi85 Calvin Sweeney WR86 Preston Gothard TE
6-26-4
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3023
Southern CaliforniaAlabama
87 Weegle Thompson WA89 Bennie Cunningham TE90 Bob Kohrs LB
6-66-56-3
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florida StateClemsonArIzona State
91 Gregg Carr LB92 Keith Gary DE93 Keith Willis DE
6-1%6-36-1
217264254
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AuburnOklahomaNortheastern
95 John Goodman DE-NT 6-6 255 5 21 Oklahoma99 Darryl Sims DE 6-3 264 B 24 WIsconsin
23 Tony Peters SS 6-1 190 10 32 Oklahoma28 Darrell Green CB 5-8 110 3 25 Texas A&l31 Ken Jenkins RB-KR 5-8 185 3 26 Bucknell32 Vernon Dean CB 5-11 178 4 26 San Diego State34 Kevin Williams CS 5-9 169 A 23 Iowa State35 KeIth Griffin RB 5-8
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185 2 24 MiamI (Fla.)37 Raphel Cherry S 6-0 194 R 23 HawaiI38 George Rogers RB 6-2 229 5 26 South Carolina39 Otis Wonsley44 John Riggins
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45 Barry Wilburn CB 6-3 186 R 21 Mississippi47 Greg WiliJams PS 5-11 185 4 26 MIssissippi State51 Monte Coleman LB 6-2 230 7 28 Central Arkansas52 Neal Olkewicz LB 6-0 233 7 28 Maryland53 Jeff Bostic C-G 6-2 260 6 27 Clemson55 Mel Kaufman LB 6-2 218 5 27 Cal Poiy-SLO57 Rich Mi lot LB 6-4 237 7 28 Penn State58 Stuart Anderson LB 6-1 225 4 25 Virginia59 Chris Keating LB 6-2 233 7 28 Maine60 Dan McQuaid OT 6-7 278 1 25 Nevada-Las Vegas61 Ken Huff G 6-4 265 11 32 North Carolina63 Raleigh McKenzie G 6-2 262 R 22 Tennessee64 Steve Hamilton DE 6-4 255 1 24 East Carolina65 Dave Butz DT 6-7 295 13 35 Purdue66 Joe Jacoby OT 6-7 305 5 26 LouIsville67 Tom Beasiey68 Russ Grimm
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71 Charles Mann DE 6-6 260 3 24 Nevada-Reno72 Dexter Manley73 Mark May
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Oklahoma StatePitt
76 Rick Donnailey78 Dean Hamel
C-GDT
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2624
North CarolinaTulsa
81 Art Monk WR 6-3 209 6 27 Syracuse82 Anthony Jones84 Gary Clark
TEWA
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Wichita StateJames Madison
85 Don Warren TE 6-4 242 7 29 San Diego State86 Clint Didler TE 6-5 240 4 26 Portland State88 Rick Walker TE 6-4 235 9 30 UCLA89 CalvIn Muhammad WR 6-0 190 4 26 Texas Southern
Head Coach: Chuck Noil, 17th season (163-100-1)Assistants: Ron Blackiedge, Tony Dungy, Walt Evans, Dennis Fitzgerald,
Dick Hoak, Jed Hughes, Hal Hunter, Jon Koib, Tom Moore
Head Coach; Joe Gibbs, 5th year (53-23)Assistant Head Coaches: Richie Petitbon and Joe BugelAssistant Coaches: Laity Peccatieilo, Don Breaux, Chancy Taylor, Jerry
Rhome, Warren Simmons, LaVern "Torgy" Torgeson,Bill Hickman, Wayne Sevler, Dan Riley, John Dunn
OFFICIALS: REFEREE
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DATE November 24, 1985DAYOFWEEK Sunday STARTING TIME1:00 p.m.
TE-82- TE-86LT-60LG-68C- 53
RG-61RT-73TE-85RB-39QB-10R8-38
3-PK Mark Moseleysu12— P Steve Ccx —
31—RB/KR Ken Jenkins34—GB Kevin Williams35-RB Keith Griffin44-RB John Riggins81—WR Art Monk
\TTENDANCE —59, 293
DEFENSECharles MannDave ButzDean HamelDexter ManleyMel KaufmanNeal OlkewiczRich MilotDarrell GreenVernon DeanRaphel CherryCurtis Jordan
ba—Lb stuart Anderson59—LB Chris Keating
64—DE Steve Hamilton66-CT Joe Jacoby67-DT Tom Beasley76-CLG Rick Ponnalley84-WR Gary
LIN EU PSOFFENSE
John StallworthRay PinneyCraig WolfleyMike WebsterEmil BourçsTunch 11kmBennie CunningLouis Lipps
1—PK Gary Andersuw
18— p Harry Newsome23-CB Chris Brown24-RB/KR Rich Erenberg26—CR John Swain36-RB/KR Todd Spencer42— S Dave Edwards47-RB Steve Morse49—GB Owayne Woodruff54-LB Fred Small
LINEJUDGE Jack Fette
Rick WoodsHarvey ClaytonDonnie ShellEric Williams
ViSITOR Washington Redskins
WEATHER Clear and Cool
.VS. HOME Pittsburgh Steelers
OFFICIALS REFEREE Gordon Mccarter UMPIREBob Wagner
LINESMAN Terry Gierke
OFFENSE
TEMPERATURE 41° WIND AND DIRECTION West, 9MPH
AT Three Rivers Stadium
BACK Sanders FIELD Pat Mallette SIDE_JUDGEJ.W. JUDGE
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Dean Ldok
Anthony JonesClint DidierDan McQuaidRuss GrimmJeff BosticKen HuffMark MayDon WarrenOtisJay SchroederGeorge Rogers
VISITOR
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LLB-55MLB-52RLB-57LCB-28RCB —32
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Scott CampbellWalter AbercrombiFrank Pollard
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45C13 uarry Wilburn 83-WR Mark McGrath47-FS Greg Williams 83—TE Rick Walker51-LB Monte Coleman 89-WR Calvin Muhammad
uenniS WinstonPete RostoskyGary Dunn
60—RG Randy Rasmussen85-WR86-TE87-WR91—LB
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16—QB Babe Laufenbery 23-SS Tony Peters DID NOT PLAY 16—OB Mark Malone ,74-G Terry Long(DN!63-G Raleigh McKenzie 19—QB David Woodley(DND)
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Moseley 20 yds, good 42 yards, good FIELD GOALSAnderson22 yds, good 37-yards, good39 yds, good (Made Missed) 27 yds, good
VISITOR WASHINGTON REDSKINS - 14
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HOMEj PITTSBURGH STEELERS 3 14 0 6 - 23
ELAPSED SCORE
TEAM PERIOD TIME SCORING PLAY VISITOR HOME
REDSKINS 1 .13:24 Rogers 1 run,(Moseley kick) (3-3-1:36) 7 0
STEELERS 1 7:39 Anderson 22 FG (13—71—6:03) 7 3
REDSKINS 1 11:33 Schroeder 18 pass to Didier (Moseley kick)(3_19-O:45) 14 3
REDSKINS 2 5:32 Moseley 20 FG - (7—37-2:57) 17 3
STEELERS 2 9:06. Campell 5 pass to Lipps (Anderson kick) (7—71-3:34) 17 10
STEELERS 2 11:53 Campbell 9 pass to Erenberg (Anderson kick)(4-30-1:12) 17 17
REDSKINS 2 14:47 Moseley 39 FG (5—25-0:55) 20 17
REDSKINS 3 6:32 Riggins 1 run (Moseley kick) (8—40—4:57) 27 17
STEELERS 4 3:52 Anderson 37 FG (9—62-2:49) 27 20
REDSKINS 4 9:01 Moseley 42 FG (10-56-5:09) 30 20
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WASHINGTON REDSKINS VS. PITTSBURGH STEELERS
Three Rivers Stadium, Sunday, Nov. 24, 1985 Clear, Cool 41°, W-9MPH
.1ST QUARTER
Redskins win toss and will receive, Steelers to defend North goal .
Anderson kicks off 63 yards to Jenkins who returns 95 yards toREDSKINS 14:421—6—53 Roger up the middle gain of 1 yard
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2-G-S2 Rogers up the middle, gain of 1 yard (Cole, Hinkle)3-6-Si AT 13:24ROGERS UP THE MIDDLE FOR GAIN OF 1 YARD AND TOUCHDOWN
MOSELEY KICKS POINT, REDSKINS 7, STEELERS 0DRIVE: 3 PLAYS, 3 YARDS, 1:36
Cox kicks off 68 yards to Spencer, who returns 27 yards to $2413:18
Abercrombie gains 1 yardAbercrombie gains 8 yardsPollard for 2 yards and first downAbercrombie gains 3 yardsAbercrombie gains 10 yards and first downCampbell incomplete to StallworthPollard gains 2 yardsCampbell complete to Lipps for 12 yards and first downCampbell complete to Stallworth for a gain of 24 yards and first downAbercrombie no gainCampbell scrambles out of pocket, gains 7 yardsCampbell on keeper, gain of 2 yardsANDERSON KICKS 22 YARD FIELD GOAL AT 7:39 (ELAPSED)REDSKINS 7, STEELERS 3DRIVE: 13 PLAYS, 71 YARDS , 6:03
Anderson kicks off 67yards to Jenkins who returns 42 yards to R40REDSKINS 7:10I—1O-R402-5-R453-3-R474-3-R47 Cox punts 37 yards to Lipps who returns 6 yards
PENALTY: WASHINGTON- JONES CALLED FOR ILLEGAL BLOCK, 10 YARDSSTEELERS 5:40
Pollard fumbles, recovers himself, no gainPollard up the middle, no gain (Manley)Campbell sacked by Manley, loss of 8 yardsNewsome's punt is blocked by Wonsley, recovered by Simms .at 519
4:12Rogers up the middle, gain of 1 yard (Little)Schroeder incomplete to Warren
3—9-519 SCHROEDER COMPLETE TO DIDIER FOR GAIN OF 18 YARDS AND TOUCHDOWN AT11:33 (ELAPSED)MOSELEY KICKS POINT, REDSKINS 14, STEELERS 3
DRIVE: 3 PLAYS, 19 YARDS, 0:45 .
off 53Ty'ards to Spencer who returns 21 yards to S33STEELERS 3:16
Pollard up the middle, gain of 2 yards (Hamel, Kaufman)Campbell incomplete to Abercrombie, Milot on coverageCampbell incomplete to Thompson, coverage by WilburnNewsome punts 46 yards out of bounds at the R20
REDSKINS 2:24— Schroeder fumbles, recovered by Rogers, loss of 3 yards (Gary, Willis)
• Rogers on counter around left end, gain of 3 yards (Small, Cole)•
Schroeder complete to Clark for gain of 18 yards and first downRiggins up the middle, gain of 3 yards (Williams)
• Riggins off of left tackle, no gain (Merriweather, Gary)
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Rogers up middle, gain of 5 yards (Little, Goodman)Rogers up middle, gain of 2 yards (Hinkle, Cole)Schroeder incomplete to Monk, coverage by Washington
1—10—S32
2—10-S323—10-5324-'10-S32
REDSKINS1-10—S192—9-S 19
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Redskins vs. Steelers, Nov. 24, 1985
2ND QUARTER
Griffin gains 5 yardsGriffin on draw play, loss of 1 yard2:00 WARNING
REDSKINS 15:003—7— R4 1
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1—10—R46
2—1O—R46
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3—10-5434- 10-543
Schroeder incomplete to Didier, coverage by MerriweatherCox punts to LippsPENALTY: STEELERS—CARR RUNNING INTO KICKER, 5 YARDS AND FIRST DOWNTIME OUT STEELERS, 2 REMAININGSchroeder incomplete to Clark, coverage by WoodsGriffin gains 11 yards and first downSchroeder incomplete to ClarkSchroeder incomplete to Clark, coverage by WilliamsSchroeder incomplete to Clark, coverage by WoodsPENALTYS: STEELERS HOLDING SWAIN
REDSKINS HOLDING MCQUAIDOFFSETTING, THE PLAY GOES OVER
Schroeder incomplete to ClarkCox punts 41 yards, ball downed by Redskins at the 52
Campbell incomplete to Stallworth, coverage DeanPollard up the middle, gain of 2 yards (Mann, Manley)Campbell complete to Erenberg, gain of 7 yards, (Kaufman OB)Newsome punts 44 yards to Jenkins who returns 15 yards to S40
12:25Rogers gains 4 yards (Hinkle, Little)Rogers up the middle, gain of 2 yards (Little, Merriweather)Schroeder complete to Monk, gain of 22 yards and firstdown
STEELERS 13:23— 1—10—52
2-10—523-8-544—1-511
REDSKINS1- 10-5402—6-5363-4-S341—10—5122— 13-5153— 13—5154-1-53
Rogers around left end, loss of 3 yards (Hinkle, Woods)Schroeder incomplete to Didier, coverage by ColeSchroeder complete to Griffin, gain of 12 yards (Williams, Woodruff)MOSELEY KICKS 20 YARD FIELD GOAL AT 5:32 (ELAPSED)REDSKINS 17, STEELERS 3DRIVE: 7 PLAYS, 37 YARDS, 2:57
57 yards to Spencer who returns 21 yards to 529Cox kicks offSTEELERS 9:161— 10—529
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Campbell complete to Llpps for gain of 42 yards and first downAbercromble up the middle on trap, gain of 9 yards (Cherry, Kaufman)Pollard up the middle, gain of 3 yards and first down (Butz, Olkewicz)TIMEOUT REDSKINS, 2 LEFTPollard up the middle, no gainCampbell incomplete to Thompson, coverage by GreenCAMPBELL COMPLETE TO LIPPS FOR 5 YARDS AND TOUCHDOWN AT 9:06 (ELAPSED)ANDERSON KICKS POINT, REDSKINS 17, STEELERS 10DRIVE: 7 PLAYS, 71 YARDS, 3:34
Anderson kicks off 52 yards to Wonsley who returns 19 yards to R32REDSKINS 5:451-i0-R322—7-R353-5-R37
(Kaufman)
Griffin up the middle, gain of 3 yards (Little)Griffin gains 2 yardsSchroeder complete to Monk for loss of 7 yards, when hit by Swain
STEELERS 4:19and fumbled, recovered by Dunn .
1—10-R302—10—R3O
Campbell incomplete to StallworthCampbell complete to Erenberg on screen pass, gain of 11 yardsPENALTY: WASHINGTON- CHERRY CALLED FOR UNNECESSARY ROUGHING, 10 YARDS
1-G-R9• Pollard no gain2—G—R9
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CAMPBELL COMPLETE TO ERENBERG FOR 9 YARDS AND TOUCHDOWN AT 11:53ANDERSON KICKS POINT, REDSKINS 17, STEELERS 17DRIVE: 4 PLAYS, 30 YARDS, 1:1264 yards to Jenkins who returns 30 yards to R31
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Schroeder incomplete to Clark, coverage by WilliamsCox punts 53 yards to Lipps who returns 10 yards to S22
(1:41)Pollard up the middle, gain of 2 yards (Milot)(1:21)Campbell incomplete to ErenbergPENALTY: WASHINGTON— PASS INTERFERENCE, 7 YARDS AND FIRST DOWN(1:18) Campbell intercepted by Dean who loses 2 yards on return at S47
1:07(1:O7)Schroeder complete to Griffin for 7 yards(0:55)Schroeder incomplete to Monk(0:49)Schroeder complete to Monk, gain of 2 yards(0;38)Schroeder incomplete to Monk
PENNJ: CALLED FOR UNECESSARY ROUGHING AFTER PLAY
Redskins vs. Steelers, Nov, 24, 1985
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END OF FIRST HALF, REDSKINS 20, STEELERS 17
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3RD QUARTER
StééliFito receive kick, Redskins defending North goalCox kicks off 64 yards to Spencer who returns 19 yards to SEQSTEELERS 14:52
Abercrombie gains 5 yardsPollard loses 3 yardsCampbell incomplete to StallworthNewsome punts 33 yards to Jenkins who returns 15 yards to 540
Riggins gains 4 yards (Merriweather)Schroeder complete to Riggins for gain of 5 yardsRiggins off of left tackle,PENALTY: STEELERS- 511415 OFFSIDES, 5 YARDS AND FIRST DOWNRiggins gains 2 yards (Merriweather, Cole)Riggins gains 3 yardsSchroeder complete to Monk, gain of 11 yards and first downGriffin off of left tackle, no gain (Shell)Schroeder complete toMonk, gain of 8 yards
1-6-Si . RIGGINS GAINS 1 YARD AND TOUCHDOWN AT 6:32 (ELAPSED) .
.MOSELEY KICKS POINT, REDSKINS 27, STEELERS 17 .
. DRIVE: 8 PLAYS, 40 YARDS, 4:5765 yards to Spencer who returns 23 yards to 523
Campbell incomplete to Stallworth, coverage by WilburnCampbell complete to Erenberg for gain of 9 yards. (Milot)Pollard up the middle for gain of 1 yard and first downPollard up the middle on trap play, gain of 9 yards (Jordan)Abercronibie up the middle, no gain . (Manley)Pollard gains 2 yards on second effort and gets first dawnCampbell incomplete to Stallworth, coverage by WilburnCampbell fumbles snap, recovers, loss of 3 yardsCampbell intercepted by Green, no return at RiG
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1—10—5252-8-5233-5-S20l-G-S92-0-59
Cox kicks offSTEELERS 8:181— 10—523
2- 10-523.3—1—S321—10-S332—1-S423—1-5421—10- 5442—10-S443—13-541
REDSKINS 4:25l—10—R162-6-R203—l-R251—1O—R28
2-5-R333-2-R361- 10—S48
Riggins gains 4 yards . (Goodman)Schroeder complete to Clark, gain of 5 yards (Shell)Riggins up the middle, gain of 3 yards and first down, (Winston)Schroeder complete to Clark, gain of 5 yardsRiggins up the middle, gain of 3 yards (Hinkle)Schroeder complete to Monk for gain of 16 yards and first downRiggins up the middle, loss of 1 yard (Ilinkle)
END OF 3RD QUARTER: REDSKINS 27, STEELERS 17
Redskins vs. Steelers, Nov. 24, 1985
4TH QUARTER
PENALTY: WASHINGTON: HUFF CALLED FOR FALSE START, 5 YARDSGriffin around left end, gain of 4 yards (Hinkle)Schroeder's pass knocked down by Williams who is blitzingCox punts 41 yards to Lipps who return 9 yards to 518
Campbell scrambles out of bounds, gains 4 yardsCampbell complete to Abercrombie on screen pass for 6 yards and first down
Pollard on counter left, gain of 3 yards (Jordan)Campbell complete to Stallworth, gain of 11 yards and first downCampbell complete to Lipps, gain of 40 yards and first downPollard up the middle on trap play, gain of 3 yards (Mann)Campbell incomplete for Stallworth, coverage by JordanCampbell sacked by Haniel and Mann. loss of 5 yards
kicks, recovered by Merriweather, on 545
Campbell gains 4 yardsCampbell incomplete to Stallworth, Wilburn in coverageCampbell incomplete to Stallworth, coverage by CherryCampbell incomplete to Thompson, coverage by Wilburn
2:00 WARNING(1:59)Riggins up the middle, no gain(1:53)TIMEOUT STEELER, 1 LEFTRiggins gains 5 yards(1:46)TIMEOUT STEELERS, 0 LEFTRiggins gains 2 yards(0:59) PENALTY: WASHINGTON DELAY OF GAME 5 YARDS(0:59) Cox punts 28 yards to Lipps who returns 7 yards
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REDSKINS 15:002—11—5492—16-R463—12— 50
4—12—50STEELERS 13:57
— 1-10-5182-6-5221-10-5282—7—5311-10—5421-10-RiB2—7—R15
3-7 - RI. 54-12-R20 ANDERSON KICKS 37 YARD FIELD GOAL AT 3:52 (ELAPSED)
REDSKINS 27, STEELERS 20DRIVE: 9 PLAYS, 62 YARDS, 2:49
Anderson kicks off 75 yards, touchbackREDSKINS 11:011—10—R20 Schroeder complete to Clark and first down1—10—R37 Riggins gains 4 yards (Little)2—6-R41 Riggins up the middle, gain of 6 yards and first down1—iO-R47 Riggins off of left tackle, gain of 4 yards (Cole)2—6—549 Riggins off of left tackle, gain of 1 yard (Merriweather)3—5—548 Schroeder complete to Clark for 24 yards and first down1—i0—S24 Riggins up the middle, no gain (Gary)2—1O—S24 Sthroeder incomplete to Clark, coverage by Woodruff3—10—S24 Griffin no gain (Cole)
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4—10—524 MOSELEY KICKS 42 YARDS AT 9:01 (ELAPSED)REDSKINS 30, STEELERS 20DRIVE: 10 PLAYS, 56 YARDS, 5:09
Cox klcksoff 52 yards to Spencer who returns 15 yards to 528STEELERS 5:48
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[-10-S28 Campbell complete to Stallworth for gain 12 yards and first down1—10-S40 Campbell incomplete to Abercronibie2—10—540 Campbell complete to Abercrombie, gain of 7 yards3—3—S47 Campbell complete to Lipps for gain of 22 yards and first down
1—10—R31 Campbell scrambles out of pocket for gain of 14 yards and first down
1—lO-R17 TIMEOUT STEELERS, 2 LEFT . . .
Campbell complete to Cunningham, gain of 7 yards2—3-Rio Campbell incomplete to Cunningham, coverage by Green3-3—RIO Campbell incomplete to Stallworth,
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4—3—RiO ANDERSON KICKS 27 YARD FIELGOAL AT 12:05.(ELAPSED)REDSKINS 30, STEELERS 23DRIVE: 9 PLAYS, 62 YARDS, 3:04
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REDSKINS
(0:51)Campbell sacked by Manley, loss of 5 yardsO:37)Campbell incomplete to GothardO:32)Campbell intercepted by Milot and returns 22 yards to 59
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END OF GAME: REDSKINS 30,STEELERS
TIME: 3:12 ATTENDANCE :59,293
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POST-GAME QUOTES
Washington Redskins Pittsburgh Steelers tlovember 24, 1985 Three Rivers StadiVisitor
VS.Home Date
HEAD COACH CHUCK IIOLL:
"The thing that hurt us the most today, obviously, was the kicking game. We got lousy f%eldposition, touchdowns and field goals scored on that. As far as David Woodley was concernedit (stomach virus) started last flight with the flu. He was dehydrated. We tried to get hisome fluids, but he was too weak to go so Scott(Cançbell ) had to go. We dressed
a backup."
(On special teams) — "On the kickoff returns, they(Redskins) did a hell of a job with them.They ran through us, over us and around us."
(On QB Scott Campbell) - "He really hasn't gotten much work since training canç and that wasthe problem. Under the circtsnstances he did the best he could."
(On blocked punt) - "It was a missed assignment on the line of scrinmiage."
(On AFC Central race) - "It looks like we're In a position where we have to win theSCOTT CAMPBELL
"I was prepared to play. It's a tough situation to be thrown tn there like but when you'rethe backup quarterback, you've got to be ready to play."55 DONNIE SHELL — (On Jay Schroeder)
"They didn't put any tough situations. They didn't send him up the middle. What can yousay, he s won the last two gaffles. He's a great quarterback."(On loss) - "We're not going to hang our heads. We're going to keep going. We're going to hangtough and regroup. People have counted us out before but we're not down yet. ItHEAD COACH JOE GIBBS: —_____________
(On overall effort) - "I'm super happy. I'm;very proud of our players. This was .a great effortand a very, very big win for us. Pittsburgh is a tough place to play and a very tough crowdto play before. I'm just very proud of my players."
(On Schroeder) - "What else can you say? He's big, has a good arm and he's very smart. What Ilike best is he's very calm. lie's facedtwo good defenses the past two weeks and has shown. greatpoise."
(On game plan) — "We went in with a full plan. We cut down a little because we thought we wouldget some different looks from their defense. But Jay said he felt good. Their defense wasdictating where we would go with the ball."
(On special teams play) - " I mentioned in the team meetings last night that I would loveget a return for Kenny(Jenkins) because he's been working so hard,and he takes the openingkickoff 95 yards. It was great. The special teams the past two weeks has made me very proud.They carry the Washington tradition of good special teams. The runback was the difference Inthe game. It took the fans out."
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QB JAY SCHROEDER - "I am calm by nature. Ihever get too depressed or too up and I thinkhelped. I felt good going into the game. Last night I slept qreat; Islept like a baby. Lastweek I was just in a position to react. This week I was able to prepare and consequently readthe defenses more."
"This is the loudest•place I've ever been, especially considering it's outdoors. On the goalIn the first series, the guards couldn't even hear me yelling. You just have to keep yourcool and hope that everybody gets off at the same time."
(On ID pass to Didier) - " I had the choice of working the ball to Gary(Clark), (Art) Monk, orDids. I saw Dids on the cornerback and just threw It up. He's 6-5 and that's the advantage Iwas looking for. He made a good catch on it. I underthrew it.""This game is a lot of fun. (In baseball) I hit my share of home runs, but unfortunately I hitnothing else. It was just a lot of fun to be out there today."6-C JEFF BOSTIC
"We know what time of year it is. We know it's time to win. Going we were aware that wihad a young quarterback and that we had to give him time in order to win the game. Jaysome wise choices if his receivers were covered, he threw the ball away. We're making the bjgplays now and avoiding mistakes. Coupled with the way our "D" is playing, we're going to win." -
POOL REPORT with Referee Gordon Mccarter
"We are discussing the play that occurred with 17 seconds remaining in the 2nd quarter,two plays preceding the foul situation wherein we called unnecessary roughness on No. 93for Pittsburgh."
"On third down, which was a running play, enough yardage was made to be a first down. Nowthe team was in the hurry up offense—they ran a play without a huddle. In this situation,anytime it's less than fourth down, we cooperate with them in our mechanics by making theball ready for play as quickly as we possibly can and they just go. this occurred. Fourthdown was an Incomplete pass, following which occurred the scuffle which led to the personalfoul and 15-yard penalty against No. 93. Admittedly, our mechanics were clumsy, but onthe third down play, they actually made enough yardage for a first down. The box man movedat the beckoning of the head linesman. He flipped from third to fourth down and It wouldappear from the press box that this was a fourth—down play. Actually, the position of theball will indicate when the films that this was actually a first—down situation."
"Because of the hurry-up offense situation, then the scuffle the next play, admittedly, nDtformally, indicates that first down. I think the position of the ball will indlcatewhatI have just said regarding the down which just occurred."
"Yes, it was what we call a dead—ball foul — a foul that occurred between downs. That downactually counts, we go the 15 yards from the succeeding spot which was the dead-ball spotand go from there first—down. The box man had not flipped it to first down and admittedlyin our hurry and to break up the scuffle, and all that went with It, we did not formallyindicate. I think you'll find the position of the ball following the third down play wassufficient to assure the first down. Therein lies the ruling."