ROUNDUP Sunday's other games

AFC
Raiders 27, Chargers 7
At San Diego, Rich Gannon threw for 328 yards, setting an NFL record with his 10th 300-yard game for Oakland. He was 26-of-41, with no touchdowns and no interceptions, and crossed the 300-yard mark with a 9-yard pass to Jerry Rice midway through the fourth quarter. Rice caught seven passes for 113 yards for Oakland. LaDainian Tomlinson rushed for 57 yards and one touchdown on 18 carries and set the Chargers' single-season rushing record with 1,375 yards. He broke Natrone Means' 1994 record of 1,350 yards on a 4-yard run up the middle early in the third quarter. Chargers quarterback Brees was 22-of-40 for 259 yards and no touchdowns.
Patriots 27, Bills 17
At Foxboro, Mass., Tom Brady outplayed former teammate Drew Bledsoe for the second time this season, throwing for 183 yards. Bledsoe went 32-of-51 for 328 yards and four interceptions.
Jets 19, Broncos 13
At East Rutherford, N.J., Laveranues Coles made a diving touchdown catch, keeping the Jets' dim playoff hopes alive. The Broncos lost their third straight. They were in position for a winning touchdown in the final minutes, but Brian Griese's pass was picked off at the 2 by John McGraw. Coles went over 1,000 yards receiving and Curtis Martin became the 16th player over 10,000 career yards rushing and scored the Jets' other touchdown.
Titans 27, Colts 17
At Nashville, Tenn., Steve McNair threw for 237 yards and a TD despite missing practice for the second straight week because of sore ribs. Tennessee, which also got two rushing TDs from Eddie George, improved to 4-0 in the division. Peyton Manning threw three interceptions.
NFC
Packers 26, Vikings 22
At Green Bay, Wis., the Packers improved to 7-0 at home. Green Bay quarterback Brett Favre is 34-0 in home games when the temperature at kickoff is 34 or lower. It was 11 degrees at the start and quickly dipped into single digits. After the game, the teams brawled in front of the Vikings' bench while Favre and Chris Hovan nearly got into it near the Packers' tunnel. The Packers took the lead for the first time on rookie Tony Fisher's 14-yard touchdown run with 1:06 remaining. Then, Darren Sharper intercepted Daunte Culpepper's pass as time expired and instead of going down, ran 66 yards to the Minnesota 16. The Vikings (3-10) didn't appreciate that and tight end Jim Kleinsasser ignited the fracas with a two-handed shove of Marques Anderson, who blocked on Sharper's return. Favre shook off two early turnovers and threw two touchdown passes to Robert Ferguson, who had career bests with six catches for 105 yards.
Buccaneers 34, Falcons 10
At Tampa, Fla., Brad Johnson threw for 276 yards and four touchdowns, and the NFL's No. 1 defense shut down Michael Vick for the second time this year to end Atlanta's eight-game unbeaten streak. Vick was 12-of-25 for 125 yards and ran for 15 yards on five carries. The Falcons lost for the first time since being dominated by the Bucs on Oct. 6.
Eagles 27, Seahawks 20
At Seattle, Staley ran for 100 yards, and Feeley threw for 190 yards and two TDs as the Eagles won their fourth straight. Philadelphia is 3-0 without starting quarterback Donovan McNabb, who has a broken right ankle. Matt Hasselbeck passed for 223 yards with two TDs for the Seahawks.
Giants 27, Redskins 21
At Landover, Md., the Giants took advantage of five Washington turnovers to keep their faint playoff hopes alive. Cornerback Ralph Brown set up two touchdowns with runbacks, Kerry Collins threw for 212 yards and two TDs, and Cornelius Griffin had three of New York's six sacks and forced a fumble as the Giants broke a two-game losing streak. The Redskins lost their second straight.
Cardinals 23, Lions 20, OT
At Tempe, Ariz., Bill Gramatica kicked a 42-yard field goal with 10:48 remaining in overtime as Arizona snapped a six-game losing streak. Detroit who lost its fifth consecutive game overall and 15th straight on the road. Gramatica's 41-yard field goal tied the score at 20 with 3:20 remaining in regulation. The game was the 21st this season to go to overtime, tying the 1995 league record.
INTERCONFERENCE
Chiefs 49, Rams 10
At Kansas City, Mo., Dante Hall returned a kickoff and a punt for a touchdown, one week after running back a punt 90 yards for a score, as the Chiefs eliminated the Rams from playoff contention. St. Louis lost its third straight after winning five in a row. It was the team's most lopsided defeat since 1963. Priest Holmes ran for 132 yards for the Chiefs.
Saints 37, Ravens 25
At Baltimore, Deuce McAllister ran for 127 yards and three touchdowns, and the Saints capitalized on a litany of Baltimore mistakes. Saints quarterback Aaron Brooks left in the third quarter with New Orleans ahead 20-7. Saints officials described the quarterback's injury as a "sore shoulder," and did not indicate whether it was same right shoulder he bruised last week against Tampa Bay. Brooks was replaced by Jake Delhomme, who converted a Jamal Lewis fumble into a touchdown on his first drive and later led the Saints on a 10-play march that produced a field goal for a 30-17 lead with 6:28 remaining. McAllister's third touchdown run, which put New Orleans up by 20 with 3:08 to go, was set up by safety Fred Thomas' second interception of the game. New Orleans blocked two punts, recovered three fumbles and had two interceptions against former teammate Jeff Blake.
-- Associated Press