SCOREBOARDSunday, Jan. 4Cincinnati at Indianapolis, 1:05 p.m. EST. The Bengals have lost five straight post-season games since beating the Houston Oilers 41-14 in a home wild-card game Jan. 6, 1991. Cincinnati is winless on the road in the playoffs (0-6) and has lost eight of past 10 against Colts and seven straight in Indy. QB Andy Dalton is 0-3 in playoffs with one touchdown, six interceptions and completion rate of 56.9 per cent. QB Andrew Luck finished the regular season with a franchise-record 4,761 yards passing and a career-high 40 TD passes. Luck can join Dan Fouts, Jim Kelly, Warren Moon and Drew Brees as only NFL players with three consecutive 300-yard games in playoffs.Detroit at Dallas, 4:40 p.m. EST. The teams have split two previous playoff meetings. Cowboys won 5-0 in 1970, and Lions won 38-6 in 1991 season. Detroit defence allowed just two teams to rush for at least 100 yards, tying NFL record. Cowboys RB DeMarco Murray had 12 100-yard games, breaking all-time league rushing leader Emmitt Smiths franchise record of 11. Cowboys were second in the league with 31 takeaways, Lions tied for seventh with 27.___STARSPassing—Joe Flacco, Ravens, was 18 for 29 for 259 yards and two touchdown passes in Baltimores 30-17 win over Pittsburgh.—Cam Newton, Panthers, was 18 for 32 yards for 198 yards and two touchdown passes and an interception and added seven carries for 35 yards in Carolinas 27-16 win over Arizona.—Ben Roethlisberger, Steelers, was 31 for 45 for 334 yards and a touchdown pass and two interceptions in Pittsburghs 30-17 loss to Baltimore.___Rushing—Jonathan Stewart, Panthers, had 24 carries for 123 yards and a touchdown in Carolinas 27-16 win over Arizona.___Receiving—Antonio Brown, Steelers, had nine catches for 117 yards in Pittsburghs 30-17 loss to Baltimore.—Steve Smith, Ravens, had five receptions for 101 yards in Baltimores 30-17 win over Pittsburgh.—Heath Miller, Steelers, had six catches for 76 yards in Pittsburghs 30-17 loss to Baltimore.—Owen Daniels, Ravens, had four catches for 70 yards in Baltimores 30-17 win over Pittsburgh.___Defence—Charles Johnson, Panthers, had two sacks in Carolinas 27-16 win over Arizona.—Luke Kuechly, Panthers, had 10 combined tackles and an interception in Carolinas 27-16 win over Arizona.—Elvis Dumervil, Ravens, had two sacks in Baltimores 30-17 win over Pittsburgh.—Daryl Smith, Ravens had 10 combined tackles and two forced fumbles in Baltimores 30-17 win over Pittsburgh.___Special Teams—Justin Tucker, Ravens, was 3 for 3 on field goals in Baltimores 30-17 win over Pittsburgh.—Shaun Suisham, Steelers, was 3 for 3 on field goals in Pittsburghs 30-17 loss to Baltimore.—Graham Gano, Panthers, was 2 for 3 on field goals in Carolinas 27-16 win over Arizona.___MILESTONESCarolinas defence set an NFL record for fewest yards allowed in a post-season game in a 27-16 win over Arizona. The Panthers held Arizona to 78 yards, intercepted Ryan Lindley twice and sacked him four times. The New York Giants held the previous NFL record for fewest yards in a post-season game, limiting Cleveland to 86 yards on Dec. 21, 1958. It was Carolinas first post-season victory in nine years.___ROAD WARRIORSRavens quarterback Joe Flacco has seven road playoff wins — the most by a quarterback since the 1970 merger.___SPEAKINGWe know who we are — menacing, stifling and we are going to get after you. We know when there is blood in the water and when there is, our sharks are going to eat. — Carolina cornerback Josh Norman on his teams defence which set an NFL post-season record by allowing 78 yards against Arizona.___As a team, we always fought. It was always the next man up. At some point, we just didnt have anything left. Everyone should hold their heads high. 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Called on from the college ranks to replace Andy Reid, Kelly implemented a whole new atmosphere in the City of Brotherly Love and now has the Eagles in the playoffs for the first time since 2010.KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Royals general manager Dayton Moore will have at least two more years to prove that he can get the once-wayward franchise that he took over in 2006 back to the playoffs. After leading Kansas City to its best record in more than 20 years this past season, Moore was rewarded with a two-year contract extension Friday. The new deal, the financial terms of which were not disclosed, would keep him in charge of baseball operations through the 2016 season. "When Daytons contract was extended during the 2009 season, I felt that this franchise had begun to turn the corner and that we were pointed in the proper direction," Royals president Dan Glass said in a statement. "Its been a challenging process, but we are now seeing tangible evidence that the process is working." Moore took over an organization that would lose at least 100 games for the third straight season in 2006. But he quickly set about rebuilding the Royals farm system, using savvy moves and intelligent drafts to build it into one of the most talented in baseball. Many of those homegrown players have matriculated to the major leagues over the past couple of seasons. Among those who contributed to an 86-76 finish, the Royals best since the 1989 season, were Gold Glove first baseman Eric Hosmer, All-Star catcher Salvador Perez and All-Star closer Greg Holland, all of whom arrived in Kansas City under Moores watch. The Royals have also locked up several of their homegrown stars to long-term, club-frriendly contracts, including Perez and Gold Glove outfield Alex Gordon.dddddddddddd "Im very proud of the entire organization," Moore said, "especially our scouting and player development departments for their dedication and commitment to the Royals. Its a tremendous honour and privilege to work with Mr. Glass, Dan and the entire family." The Royals rewarded manager Ned Yost with a two-year extension in October, which meant that for the past couple months hed been working on a longer contract than his boss. Moore had said all along he wasnt worried about a new deal getting done. The team has been modest in free agency this off-season. The Royals are likely losing right-hander Ervin Santana, but theyve already signed left-hander Jason Vargas to a four-year, $32 million contract. Theyre also looking to upgrade in right field and at second base. Moore was born in Wichita, Kan., and grew up a Royals fan. He played baseball at Garden City (Kan.) Community College before graduating from George Mason. After a brief stint as a college coach, he joined the Atlanta Braves as a scout, and slowly rose through the ranks. He took over as assistant general manager in 2005, and interview for the Royals vacancy created by the firing of Allard Baird a couple of months later. "Dayton is not only an outstanding baseball man," Glass said, "but hes very much a part of our family and one of the top individuals Ive ever had the pleasure of working with." ' ' '