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Week 11

Dilfer leads Baltimore comeback for 24-23 victory

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Posted: Sunday November 12, 2000 9:47 PM

  The Ravens' Patrick Johnson celebrates his fourth-quarter touchdown reception to tie the game. AP

By B. Duane Cross, CNNSI.com

Quarterback Trent Dilfer will never be confused with Johnny Unitas -- or even Marty Domres -- in Baltimore football lore. But for the second consecutive week, Dilfer led the Ravens to victory.

Dilfer completed 23 of 36 passes for 281 yards and two touchdowns as Baltimore defeated Tennessee 24-23. Of course, the Titans' final score was an 87-yard interception return by Perry Phenix for a short-lived 23-17 lead.

But when Baltimore needed him most, Dilfer responded. With 2:30 remaining in the game, Dilfer engineered a nine-play, 70-yard drive that consumed 2:05 off the clock. A 36-yard pass to tight end Shannon Sharpe to the Tennessee 29 kept the drive alive. Sharpe had a team-high eight catches for 92 yards. A 2-yard pass to Patrick Johnson was the game-winner.

Through the first three seasons of his career, Dilfer had a TD-INT ratio of 17:43. In his past three-plus season, Dilfer has 58 touchdowns and 40 picks, including five TDs and three interceptions this season.

Helping keep the pressure off Dilfer was rookie running back Jamal Lewis, who rushed for 99 yards and a touchdown. Lewis also became the leading rookie rusher (738 yards), moving ahead of Denver's Mike Anderson (679).

Week 11 Leading Rushers
Player  Team  Vs.  Rush  Yards  TD 
Jerome Bettis  Pittsburgh  Philadelphia  30  134 
Edgerrin James  Indianapolis  New York  31  131 
Jamal Anderson  Atlanta  Detroit  25  119 
Robert Smith  Minnesota  Arizona  20  111 
Fred Taylor  Jacksonville  Seattle  21  103 
 
Week 11 Leading Receivers
Player  Team  Vs.  Rec.  Yards  TD 
James McKnight  Dallas  Cincinnati  164 
Keenan McCardell  Jacksonville  Seattle  156 
Wayne Chrebet  N.Y. Jets  Indianapolis  140 
Cris Carter  Minnesota  Arizona  11  124 
Tim Brown  Oakland  Denver  10  122 
 
Week 11 Leading Passers
Player  Team  Vs.  Att.-Comp.  Yards  TD 
Rich Gannon  Oakland  Denver  30-53  382 
Mark Brunell  Jacksonville  Seattle  24-33  340 
Troy Aikman  Dallas  Cincinnati  24-37  308 
Daunte Culpepper  Minnesota  Arizona  25-32  306 
Steve Beuerlein  Carolina  New Orleans  24-42  295 
 

 
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