.Will Parks Broncos vs. Saints ? Blocked and returnedThe situation: With the Superdome crowd roaring in the wake of Drew Brees 32-yard touchdown pass to Brandin Cooks with 1:30 to play that tied the game at 23, the Saints need the extra point to put themselves in position to win. The play: Broncos rookie safety Justin Simmons leaps over Saints long-snapper Justin Drescher and blocks Will Lutzs kick. The Broncos other rookie safety -- Will Parks -- snares the ball on the bounce and runs 84 yards up the left sideline for two points to give the Broncos a 25-23 win. Parks says after the game: I want to thank my grandma for taking me to ballet. Gary Kubiak, Trevor Siemian and Park discuss the wild ending in the audio clip.Chuck Cook/USA TODAY Sports.Eric BerryChiefs vs. Panthers ? Game changerThe situation: The Panthers have the ball at their own 29 facing a third-and-6 with 10:51 left in the fourth quarter. Carolina holds a 17-6 lead. The play: The Chiefs blitz and get quick pressure on Carolina quarterback Cam Newton, who throws a weak pass intended for tight end Greg Olsen. Its intercepted by Chiefs safety Eric Berry, who runs across the field and into the end zone for a 42-yard touchdown.Bob Donnan/USA TODAY Sports.Jameis WinstonBuccaneers vs. Bears ? The great escapeThe situation: Third-and-10 from the Tampa 23 with the Bucs leading 17-10 on their first drive of the second half. The play: Jameis Winston is pressured heavily by a swarm of Bears defenders. He drops back and trips but manages to spin out of it and escape, running first to his right, then to his left and back to his right while narrowly avoiding a safety before planting his feet and chucking the ball 39 yards downfield. It sails over the head of Bears CB Tracy Porter and into the hands of Mike Evans, who leaps backward on the play. The catch sets up a 43-yard touchdown to Freddie Martino to make it 24-10.AP Photo/Steve Nesius.Kareem JacksonTexans vs. Jaguars ? Pick-sixThe situation: Third-and-6 from the Jacksonville 40-yard line on the sixth play of a 0-0 game. The play: Cornerback Kareem Jackson jumps in front of Jaguars receiver Allen Hurns to intercept a Blake Bortles pass and run it back 42 yards for a touchdown. It is the Texans first defensive touchdown of the season.Logan Bowles/USA TODAY Sports.Preston SmithRedskins vs. Vikings ? One-handed grabThe situation: Minnesota faces second-and-10 at the Washington 39-yard line with 5 minutes, 53 seconds left in the game and Washington holding a 23-20 lead. The play: Redskins outside linebacker Preston Smith, on the defenses right side, takes a step upfield and then drops into coverage -- right into quarterback Sam Bradfords passing lane. Bradford, though, must not see the 6-foot-4 Smith because he passes to receiver Adam Thielen. Smith is right there and tips the ball with his right hand, then grabs it with his left and returns the ball 22 yards, setting up a field goal.Geoff Burke/USA TODAY Sports.DeMarco MurrayTitans vs. Packers ? DeMarco does it allThe situation: Five different Titans score a touchdown in the first half against the Packers, but it is DeMarco Murray who sets the tone with two big scoring plays in the first quarter. The play: On the Titans first play from scrimmage, Murray heads left and slides between the end of the line and safety Ha Ha Clinton-Dix, who gets sealed outside by Taylor Lewan. Murray sprints 75 yards for a touchdown and a 7-0 lead on the Titans longest play of the season. Murray shows off his arm on Tennessees next possession, rolling right as if he is going to run the ball before slowing up to throw a pass to Delanie Walker in the end zone for a 10-yard TD pass and a 14-0 lead. The rout is on for the soon-to-be 5-5 Titans.Christopher Hanewinckel/USA TODAY Sports. Taylor GabrielFalcons vs. Eagles ? Quick strikeThe situation: Second-and-11 from the Atlanta 24-yard line with the Eagles leading 13-9 early in the fourth quarter. The play: Matt Ryan drops back and lofts a pass down the far sideline for a wide-open Taylor Gabriel, who hauls in the catch at the Eagles 45-yard line and races the rest of the way untouched for a 76-yard touchdown and a 15-13 lead after Matt Bryants PAT failed. Coach Dan Quinn talks about the game in the audio clip.James Lang/USA TODAY Sports.Jay Cutler Buccaneers vs. Bears ? Hail Mary to end the halfThe situation: First-and-10 from the 50-yard line, with Tampa leading 17-3 with five seconds left in the first half. The play: Jay Cutler drops back in the pocket and moves to his right to avoid pressure. Cutler heaves a Hail Mary that a Tampa defender tips into the arms of wide receiver Cameron Meredith, who is positioned in the back of the end zone. The Bears cut the Bucs lead to 17-10.AP Photo/Jason Behnken.Bilal PowellRams vs. Jets ? Hook and lateralThe situation: The Jets face third-and-goal from the Rams 4-yard-line, trailing in the second quarter 3-0 in QB Bryce Pettys first NFL start. The play: Petty throws a quick screen to Brandon Marshall in the left flat. That makes sense because Marshall is a physical receiver capable of picking up tough yards after the catch. Ah, but the Jets arent finished. Running back Bilal Powell loops around behind Marshall, catches a lateral pitch and sprints around the left end for the touchdown. Wide receiver Quincy Enunwa makes an excellent peel-back block on the play to help spring Powell.Kirby Lee/USA TODAY Sports.Ezekiel ElliotCowboys vs. Steelers ? Capping off brilliant dayThe situation: After six lead changes, the Cowboys have another chance to overtake the Steelers with 42 seconds left in regulation. The play: On first-and-10 from the Steelers 32-yard line, Ezekiel Elliott takes the handoff and bursts through the gap up the middle 32 yards untouched for the touchdown with 15 seconds left to give the Cowboys a lead they wouldnt surrender. Elliott rushes for 114 yards and two touchdowns on 21 carries.Jason Bridge/USA TODAY Sports.Kiko AlonsoDolphins vs. Chargers ? Kiko comes up bigThe situation: With the score tied at 24, the Chargers take over with 2 minutes, 57 seconds left in the game. The play: Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers sails a pass short and to the left toward Ty Williams. But Kiko Alonso steps up for the interception and returns it 60 yards for the touchdown, leading to a 31-24 advantage for the Dolphins with 1:13 left.Jake Roth/USA TODAY Sports Zack Cozart Jersey . The deal is pending a physical, assistant general manager Bobby Evans said. 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Its tough to juggle but Im not going to make any excuses.At the other end of the leaderboard, Englands Richard Bland carded a flawless 64 late in the day to claim the halfway lead on 11 under par, a shot ahead of Johnston and Noren.Bland has yet to win a European Tour event in almost 400 appearances, but a new aggressive approach has helped the 43-year-old record six top-10 finishes and just two missed cuts in 2016.Its by far the best year of my career and there is so much more still to play for, the world number 127 said. Suddenly you start thinking about your world ranking and the possibility of playing in some majors next year.I want to keep the foot down and make it an unbelievable year and to win here would be a huge honour.Playing partners Johnston and Noren had led for much of the day after matching rounds of 65 which featured a three-shot swing on their final hole as Noren double-bogeyed and Johnston made birdie.Johnston hit the headlines in April by winning his first European Tour title in the Spanish Open and admitting he could not wait to get home afterwards to get hammered with friends and family.The 27-year-old Londoner has since become better known by his nickname Beef and is hugely popular with spectators, revealing he had signed an apple for a young fan and the forehead of a man who was old enough to know better.But the world number 79 also has some serious goals on the course and would love to win the ￡500,000 first prize on home sooil on Sunday.ddddddddddddIt would be massive, said Johnston, who joked he has yet to tell his sister he plans to live with her in Orlando when he splits his time between the PGA Tour and European Tour next season.I didnt play very well last week and worked really hard Monday to Wednesday because I wanted to come here and do really well.Asked if he had a message for his fans, Johnston added: Make some noise. All I want to hear out there is, Beef. I am loving it. The fans have been amazing so just keep it up. It means the world to me.Scotlands Scott Jamieson and the English pair of Tommy Fleetwood and Anthony Wall were two shots off the lead on nine under, with Chris Wood, Richard Sterne and Dunhill Links winner Tyrrell Hatton another stroke back.Jamieson is currently 117th on the Race to Dubai, with only the top 110 after next weeks Portugal Masters keeping their card for next season, but has been inspired by compatriot Marc Warren, who jumped from 125th to 70th by finishing fifth behind Hatton on Sunday.Its amazing how quickly things can change, Jamieson said after a flawless 65. Marc went from possibly losing his card to maybe playing in all the Final Series events, but I still have two big days ahead of me.Its tough but you have to face it as a challenge. Its obviously not an ideal situation but I just have to trust in my ability and see where it takes me.Wood carded an error-free 66 to boost his chances of joining Seve Ballesteros, Nick Faldo and Colin Montgomerie in winning the BMW PGA Championship and British Masters in the same year.Its beginning to become a target, Wood said. Obviously Im four behind Alex and hes playing great this year. But what a motivation that is, to try to get your name up with those guys.Lee Westwood birdied two of his last three holes to shoot 68 and finish seven under, with defending champion Matt Fitzpatrick on two under. ' ' '