Bleacher Report's Daily Football Fix for Nov. 18

Check out five of the top NFL and NCAA football headlines from Thursday night and Friday morning.

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Carolina Panthers Top New Orleans Saints on Thursday Night Football

• Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton was just 14-of-33 for 192 yards and a touchdown, but his team managed to survive a fourth-quarter rally from the New Orleans Saints.
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Jerry Jones Comments on Tony Romo, Dak Prescott, Future of Cowboys' QB Position

• "This is not good bye," Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said of quarterback Tony Romo, per Jon Machota of the Dallas Morning News. "I think Tony's got 5 years left of really competing for a Super Bowl."
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Houston Upends Lamar Jackson and Louisville

• Heisman front-runner Lamar Jackson and his No. 5 Louisville Cardinals fell to the Houston Cougars, 36-10 on Thursday. Jackson was held to 244 total yards and one touchdown.
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Texans Warn Players Not to Order Room Service in Mexico City During MNF Trip

• "A second section titled 'health and performance' has basic tips like drinking only bottled water and avoiding the consumption of ice," A memo obtained by the Associated Press (via USA Today) read. "It also warned: 'Eat all meals in the meal room. DO NOT order room service and DO NOT eat outside of the team meal room.'"
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DeAndre Levy Says Proudest NCAA Moment Was Breaking 'Dirtbag' Joe Paterno's Leg

• In an interview with Mike Rubin of Men's Journal, Detroit Lions linebacker DeAndre Levy said his "proudest moment in college" was a sideline collision that left former Penn State coach Joe Paterno with a broken leg.
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