Two-minute drill: Highlights from final frantic drives

Published: Sep 07, 2008 at 03:13 PM

   Jake Delhomme leads his team on a game-winning drive in the final two minutes to beat the 
  Chargers.

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Chiefs vs. Patriots

   The 
  Chiefs put themselves in position to tie the game with 53 seconds remaining, but fail to convert against the 
  Patriots.

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Dolphins vs. Jets

   Watch 
  Dolphins QB Chad Pennington as he attempts to engineer a game-winning drive in the final moments against his former team.

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Buccaneers vs. Saints

   Watch as Jeff Garcia and the 
  Buccaneers' attempt for a last-minute victory falls into the hands of 
  Saints linebacker Scott Fujita.

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