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NATHAN POOLE’S GAME-WINNING TOUCHDOWN AWARDED
“NFL PLAY OF THE WEEK – PRESENTED BY LEVITRA”â
(vardenafil HCI)

NEW YORK—DECEMBER 31, 2003 – Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Nathan Poole’s game-winning 28-yard touchdown reception from Josh McCown against the Minnesota Vikings has been voted the Week 17 “NFL Play of the Week - Presented by LEVITRA”â - (vardenafil HCI) for games played December 27-28.

Poole’s touchdown catch is now eligible to be selected as the “NFL Play of the Year - Presented by LEVITRA” - to be awarded this February at Super Bowl XXXVIII in Houston, Texas.

The “NFL Play of the Week - Presented by LEVITRA” - introduced this season by the NFL recognizes the single most exciting play that week. Fans who vote at NFL.com each week can also be entered into a sweepstakes that will send one lucky winner and a guest to Super Bowl XXXVIII in Houston, Texas.

With four seconds left in the game, on fourth and 24 and the Cardinals trailing by 5, Josh McCown finds Nathan Poole with a 28-yard pass in the end zone. The touchdown gave the Cardinals the win in a game which helped determine the NFC North winner.

Poole’s amazing play beat out San Francisco wide receiver Brandon Lloyd’s one-handed 14-yard reception from Jeff Garcia against the Seattle Seahawks in fan voting on NFL.com. For details and video of this week’s nominees and the results of fan voting, please visit NFL.com/playoftheweek.

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Week	Player	Play Description
1	Sam Adams, Buffalo	37-yard interception-return touchdown in his Bills debut against the Patriots.
2	Kris Jenkins, Carolina	Second blocked kick of the game coming with no time remaining to force overtime against the Buccaneers.
3	André Davis, Cleveland	Game-winning 11-yard touchdown reception from Kelly Holcomb against the 49ers.
4	Dante Hall, Kansas City	Game-winning 97-yard kickoff-return touchdown against the Ravens.
5	Dante Hall, Kansas City	Game-winning 93-yard punt-return touchdown against the Broncos.
6	Phil Dawson, Cleveland	14-yard fake field goal run against the Raiders.

7	Randy Moss, Minnesota	46-yard reception and lateral to Moe Williams for a touchdown against the Broncos.
8	Joe Horn, New Orleans	14-yard touchdown reception from Aaron Brooks against the Panthers.
9	Ashley Ambrose, New Orleans	73-yard interception-return touchdown against the Buccaneers.
10	Keenan McCardell, Tampa Bay	36-yard diving touchdown reception from Brad Johnson against the Panthers.
11	Justin McCareins, Tennessee	Five-yard touchdown catch from Steve McNair against the Jaguars.
12	Dré Bly, Detroit	Forced fumble, fumble recovery and lateral to Corey Harris for a 35-yard touchdown against the Vikings.
13	Willie McGinest, New England	Game-saving tackle on fourth and goal from the Patriots one-yard line against the Colts.
14	Mike McKenzie, Green Bay	90-yard interception-return touchdown against the Bears.
15	Charles Tillman, Chicago	Game-saving interception against the Vikings.
16	Donte’ Stallworth, New Orleans	The “River City Relay” – Stallworth’s reception and lateral to Michael Lewis, Deuce McAllister and Jeorme Pathon for a 75-yard touchdown
17	Nathan Poole, Arizona	Game-winning 28-yard touchdown reception from Josh McCown against the Vikings.