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STARS

Passing

-Peyton Manning, Colts, was 31 of 48 for 347 yards in Indianapolis' 18-14 win over San Francisco.

-Aaron Rodgers, Packers, was 26 of 41 for 287 yards and three touchdowns in Green Bay's 38-26 loss to Minnesota.

-Tony Romo, Cowboys, finished 21 for 36 for 256 yards and three touchdowns in Dallas' 38-17 win over Seattle.

-Brett Favre, Vikings, was 17 of 28 for 244 yards and four touchdowns in Minnesota's 38-26 win over Green Bay.

-Donovan McNabb, Eagles, finished 17 for 23 for 240 yards and three touchdowns in Philadelphia's 40-17 win over New York Giants.

Rushing

-Chris Johnson, Titans, finished with 24 carries for a franchise-record 228 yards and two touchdowns in Tennessee's 30-13 win over Jacksonville.

-Maurice Jones-Drew, Jaguars, had eight carries for 177 yards and two touchdowns in Jacksonville's 30-13 loss to Tennessee.

-DeAngelo Williams, Panthers, finished with 23 carries and 158 yards in Carolina's 34-21 win over Arizona.

-Steven Jackson, Rams, had 22 carries for a season-high 149 yards and a touchdown, St. Louis' first rushing score of the season, in the Rams' 17-10 win over Detroit.

-Ryan Moats, Texans, had 23 carries for 126 yards and three touchdowns in Houston's 31-10 win over Buffalo.

Receiving

-Reggie Wayne, Colts, had 12 receptions for 147 yards and a touchdown in Indianapolis' 18-14 win over San Francisco.

-Vincent Jackson, Chargers, finished with eight receptions for 103 yards and a touchdown in San Diego's 24-16 win over Oakland.

-Dallas Clark, Colts, had eight receptions for 99 yards in Indianapolis' 18-14 win over San Francisco.

Special Teams

-Ted Ginn Jr., Dolphins, ran back kickoffs 100 and 101 yards for touchdowns in Miami's 30-25 win over the New York Jets. He also became the first player to return two kickoffs for touchdowns in the same quarter since Green Bay's Travis Williams in 1967, according to Stats LLC.

-Matt Stover, Colts, was 4 for 4 on field goals in Indianapolis' 18-14 win over San Francisco.

-Percy Harvin, Vikings, had 175 yards on five returns in Minnesota's 38-26 win over Green Bay.

Defense

-Jairus Byrd, Bills, had two interceptions in Buffalo's 31-10 loss to Houston. Byrd became the first player since San Francisco's Dave Baker in 1960 to have two or more interceptions in three straight games.

-Jared Allen, Vikings, had three sacks in Minnesota's 38-26 win over Green Bay.

-Shawne Merriman and Shaun Phillips, Chargers, each had two sacks in San Diego's 24-16 win over Oakland.

-Ray Edwards, Vikings, had two sacks in Minnesota's 38-26 win over Green Bay.

-David Hawthorne, Seahawks, had two sacks in Seattle's 38-17 loss to Dallas.

STREAKS

The Colts have won 16 straight regular-season games. Indy extended its franchise record and became the eighth team in league history with 16 straight wins. The Colts are now the last undefeated team in the AFC again, the fourth time in five years. ... The Chargers beat the Raiders for the 13th straight time. It's the longest active NFL winning streak by one team over another. ... The Ravens' Joe Flacco has thrown a TD pass in seven straight games.

MILESTONES

The Colts' Jim Caldwell became the first rookie coach since the 1970 merger to win his first seven NFL games. ... DeSean Jackson tied Timmy Brown (1962) for the team single-season record of most TDs of 50-plus yards with six. ... The Titans' Chris Johnson set a franchise record by rushing for 228 yards in Tennessee's 30-13 win over Jacksonville. ... Sunday's crowd for the Vikings-Packers game was 71,213, the largest regular-season crowd in Lambeau Field history.

STATS

The Rams snapped their 17-game losing streak with a 17-10 win over the Lions. ... The Lions have won just two of their past 31 games since the midway point of 2007. ... The Colts' Peyton Manning failed to throw a TD pass for the first time since Nov. 30, 2008. ... New York (5-3) has lost three straight games after starting the season 5-0 for the first time since 1990. ... Jacksonville's Maurice Jones-Drew leads the NFL with 10 touchdowns rushing.

WELL-DESERVED HONOR

Ten years to the day he died, Walter Payton was honored by the Chicago Bears with a ceremony at halftime of the game against the Cleveland Browns. The crowd roared during a video tribute that showed highlights of his career and included praise from Mike Ditka and owner Virginia McCaskey, along with former teammates such as Otis Wilson and Richard Dent.

ON THE RUN

The NFL said the Titans' 30-13 win over the Jaguars was the only game in league history with four touchdowns rushing of 50 yards or longer. Chris Johnson scored on runs of 52 and 89 yards and Jacksonville's Maurice Jones-Drew scored from 80 and 79 yards.

SIDELINED

The Houston Texans' offense lost Owen Daniels, and the star tight end feared his season might be over after hurting his right knee. Daniels, who entered the game leading NFL tight ends with 497 yards receiving, said he's scheduled to have tests on Monday to determine the severity of the injury. ... Carolina quarterback Jake Delhomme went down on a big hit from the Cardinals' Chike Okeafor and Darnell Dockett with 5:59 left in the third quarter. He came back to play the next series but was replaced by Matt Moore in the fourth quarter. Delhomme said after returning from the hospital that the injury was a chest contusion and that no serious problem was detected. ... The 49ers' makeshift offensive line may have sustained another devastating blow when left tackle Joe Staley went down on the first play. San Francisco coach Mike Singletary said Staley sprained his right knee and cornerback Nate Clements had a bruised right shoulder.

SPEAKING

"When you have two teams that really hate each other, that's going to be your best football. I wish you could hate every team like you hate your rivals. They brought out our best football." - Miami linebacker Joey Porter on facing the Jets.

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"It's like going into church on Sunday and the priest says, 'Everybody go home, Jesus has now sided with the devil.'" - Packers fan Tom Fields on Brett Favre's return to Lambeau Field with the rival Minnesota Vikings.