NFL PRESEASON, LATE FRIDAY San Diego routs 49ers in final tuneup

Indianapolis slipped past the Bengals, 21-20.
ASSOCIATED PRESS
SAN DIEGO -- If the San Francisco 49ers played a regular-season game like this, they'd be in big trouble.
The 49ers practically served up a free pass on San Diego's opening drive, and rookie Drayton Florence returned an interception 98 yards for a touchdown in the third quarter to highlight the Chargers' 24-3 win on Friday night.
San Diego's two biggest stars, LaDainian Tomlinson and David Boston, didn't play, and quarterback Drew Brees was in for just one series.
Jeff Garcia, San Francisco's three-time Pro Bowl quarterback, also played just one series.
Trailing 10-3, rookie quarterback Ken Dorsey -- fighting with Brandon Doman for the third-string job -- led the 49ers deep into Chargers territory.
He threw a 5-yard touchdown pass to Arland Bruce, but it was called back on an illegal procedure call against tackle Jerome Davis.
On the next play, Dorsey was flushed from the pocket and hit from behind by defensive end Omari Hand as he threw the ball. Florence picked off the wobbler, evaded one tackler, broke a tackle, hit open field at about the 30 and was gone.
San Francisco0300--3
San Diego10077--24
First Quarter
SD--Goodspeed 1 run (Christie kick), 13:23.
SD--FG Christie 25, 2:47.
Second Quarter
SF--FG Chandler 23, 1:45.
Third Quarter
SD--Florence 98 interception return (Hoambrecker kick), 7:43.
Fourth Quarter
SD--Pinnock 14 run (Hoambrecker kick), 11:11.
A--49,676.
SFSD
First downs1318
Total Net Yards263287
Rushes-yards27-10042-213
Passing16374
Punt Returns2-143-49
Kickoff Returns4-752-30
Interceptions Ret.0-02-98
Comp-Att-Int12-29-27-14-0
Sacked-Yards Lost0-02-6
Punts6-38.34-40.3
Fumbles-Lost0-00-0
Penalties-Yards11-1394-50
Time of Possession27:2632:34
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
RUSHING--San Francisco, T.Jackson 13-62, Robertson 10-25, Hearst 2-7, Dorsey 2-6. San Diego, Chatman 23-114, Pinnock 7-44, L.Johnson 7-39, Burford 2-11, Goodspeed 2-4, Lemon 1-1.
PASSING--San Francisco, Dorsey 5-13-1-82, Rattay 3-9-1-28, Garcia 2-4-0-38, Doman 2-3-0-15. San Diego, Lemon 7-12-0-80, Burford 0-2-0-0.
RECEIVING--San Francisco, Jordan 4-54, Battle 2-25, Lloyd 2-22, Wilson 1-23, Hearst 1-15, Robertson 1-15, Crecion 1-9. San Diego, Charles 3-42, Gates 1-28, Chapman 1-7, Mattos 1-3, Goodspeed 1-0.
MISSED FIELD GOALS--San Diego, Christie 44 (WL), Hoambrecker 53 (WL).
Colts 21, Bengals 20
INDIANAPOLIS -- The Indianapolis Colts did little right. With the Cincinnati Bengals in town, it wasn't necessary. The Colts scored touchdowns on a kickoff return, interception return and a fumble recovery to beat the Bengals.
Cincinnati7706--20
Indianapolis7077--21
First Quarter
Ind--Pyatt 95 kick return (Vanderjagt kick), 14:48.
Cin--Bennett 6 run (Rackers kick), 8:04.
Second Quarter
Cin--Washington 52 pass from Matthews (Rackers kick), 13:09.
Third Quarter
Ind--Macklin 97 interception return (Conway kick), 10:26.
Fourth Quarter
Ind--Brock 70 fumble return (Conway kick), 8:42.
Cin--Hamilton 68 pass from Palmer (pass failed), 7:51.
A--38,534.
CinInd
First downs279
Total Net Yards504160
Rushes-yards31-9026-78
Passing41482
Punt Returns4-811-(-1)
Kickoff Returns4-814-163
Interceptions Ret.1-141-93
Comp-Att-Int32-47-112-18-1
Sacked-Yards Lost1-93-24
Punts4-41.86-42.7
Fumbles-Lost4-21-1
Penalties-Yards8-6010-93
Time of Possession36:0323:57
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
RUSHING--Cincinnati, R.Jackson 20-69, Bennett 8-30, J.Johnson 1-2, Matthews 1-0, Harris 1-(minus 11). Indianapolis, Allen 10-34, Williams 7-31, Huard 3-8, MacPherson 5-6, Wayne 1-(minus 1).
PASSING--Cincinnati, Palmer 15-20-1-192, Matthews 11-16-0-168, Kitna 6-10-0-63, Dorsch 0-1-0-0. Indianapolis, Huard 8-12-1-72, MacPherson 2-3-0-26, Manning 2-3-0-8.
RECEIVING--Cincinnati, Washington 6-99, Hamilton 4-121, Schobel 4-48, Houshmandzedeh 4-33, Warrick 3-31, Bennett 3-14, C.Johnson 2-27, Brewer 2-16, R.Jackson 2-11, Walter 1-18, Kelly 1-5. Indianapolis, Wayne 2-41, Herzing 2-26, Stokley 2-9, Williams 2-9, Allen 2-3, Moorehead 1-16, Harrison 1-2.
MISSED FIELD GOALS--Cincinnati, Rackers 36 (WL).
Broncos 20, Seahawks 3
DENVER -- Jarious Jackson and Danny Kanell didn't do anything to distinguish themselves. Neither did the Seattle Seahawks.
Mike Anderson and Cecil Sapp scored on 1-yard touchdown runs as the Denver Broncos beat the Seahawks in a sloppy preseason finale. Jason Elam added field goals of 39 and 31 yards for Denver.
Seattle0300--3
Denver30143--20
First Quarter
Den--FG Elam 39, 1:00.
Second Quarter
Sea--FG J.Brown 53, :00.
Third Quarter
Den--Anderson 1 run (Elam kick), 8:33.
Den--Sapp 1 run (Elam kick), 3:15.
Fourth Quarter
Den--FG Elam 31, 7:53.
A--62,118.
SeaDen
First downs1517
Total Net Yards231260
Rushes-yards22-7537-134
Passing156126
Punt Returns5-524-82
Kickoff Returns4-841-38
Interceptions Ret.2-642-34
Comp-Att-Int19-35-211-30-2
Sacked-Yards Lost3-212-17
Punts8-426-42
Fumbles-Lost2-02-0
Penalties-Yards9-716-60
Time of Possession26:4933:11
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
RUSHING--Seattle, Morris 7-26, Carter 4-17, Alexander 3-13, Wallace 3-11, Evans 2-4, Hasselbeck 2-3, Strong 1-1. Denver, Sapp 18-52, Anderson 11-39, J.Jackson 3-30, M.Jackson 3-15, Rolovich 2-(minus 2).
PASSING--Seattle, Dilfer 10-17-1-92, S.Wallace 5-13-1-41, Hasselbeck 4-5-0-44. Denver, Kanell 7-13-1-106, J.Jackson 4-15-0-37, Rolovich 0-2-1-0.
RECEIVING--Seattle, Bannister 5-71, Dubuc 4-34, Mili 2-17, T.Wallace 2-13, Evans 1-9, Urban 1-9, Carter 1-9, Robinson 1-8, Morris 1-5, Alexander 1-2. Denver, Hape 2-55, Madise 2-28, Haygood 2-23, Adams 1-9, Sapp 1-7, Cole 1-7.
MISSED FIELD GOALS--None.