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An NFL team just won a game without completing a pass. No, seriously.
Left 33%33%Centre 56%56%Right 11%11%
Left 3 articles
First: Chicago Sun-Times, 15 hours ago
Words this side uses more: teamcompleting
Centre 7 articles
First: Google News, 15 hours ago
- Buccaneers don’t complete a pass, beat Falcons 16-0 anyway - NBC Sports Google News
- An NFL first since 1974 Dose
- Baker Mayfield, Bucs Beat Falcons Despite Unreal Stat That Hasn't Happened in 52 Years - Bleacher Report Google News
- Buccaneers beat Falcons 16-0 despite failing to complete a single pass in wet, sloppy conditions Winnipegfreepress
- Bucs down Falcons without pass completion, first to do so since '74 ESPN
- Buccaneers register zero passing yards in rainy 16-0 win over Falcons with Baker Mayfield not throwing a single completion - Yahoo Sports Google News
- Buccaneers Beat Falcons Without Any Completed Passes Newsweek
Right 1 article
First: Fox News, 14 hours ago
How this was worked out
Headlines grouped by the leaning of their outlet. “Words this side uses more” are headline words at least 2.5 times more common on that side than on the other two, used by at least 2 of its outlets.
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