Bleacher Report's Daily Football Fix for December 20

Check out five of the top NFL and NCAA football headlines from Monday night and Tuesday morning.

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Panthers vs. Redskins: Score and Twitter Reaction for Monday Night Football

• The Carolina Panthers may be all but eliminated from the playoffs themselves, but that didn't stop them from playing spoiler in a 26-15 victory over the Washington Redskins on Monday Night Football.
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Christian McCaffrey Reveals He Won't Play for Stanford vs. UNC in 2016 Sun Bowl

• "Very tough decision, but I have decided not to play in the Sun Bowl so I can begin my draft prep immediately," Christian McCaffrey announced on Twitter. "Thx to all my teammates for their 100% support-It means a lot to me. Go Cardinal!"
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Tom Savage Named Texans Starting QB over Brock Osweiler vs. Bengals

• "I've let the team know this afternoon Tom [Savage] will be the starting quarterback against Cincinnati," Houston Texans coach Bill O'Brien said, per John McClain of the Houston Chronicle, adding, "Brock's a pro. He didn't say a lot. He understands he's got to be ready to play. He's in the same situation Tom was in, one play away."
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Central Michigan vs. Tulsa: Score and Reaction for 2016 Miami Beach Bowl

• "This Miami Beach Bowl is actually playing out pretty much as I suspected it would," NBC's Kevin McGuire tweeted during Tulsa's 55-10 victory over Central Michigan. "Tulsa just far and away the better team, and it shows."
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Jordan Reed Ejected for Throwing Punch at Kurt Coleman in Panthers vs. Redskins

• With his team in the red zone and down 23-9, Washington Redskins tight end Jordan Reed was assessed a 15-yard penalty and ejected for punching the Carolina Panthers' Kurt Coleman. The Redskins settled for a field goal on that drive and lost the game, 26-15.
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