Colts 26, Jaguars 18
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- Peyton Manning threw for 324 yards with a pair of touchdowns and Mike Vanderjagt kicked four field goals, as the Indianapolis Colts captured the AFC South title and wrapped up home-field advantage throughout the conference playoffs with a 26-18 victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars at Alltel Stadium. Manning completed 24-of-36 passes, hitting Marvin Harrison with both scoring strikes in the first half. Harrison had six catches for 137 yards and Edgerrin James chipped in 154 total yards, 93 rushing on 30 carries and 61 receiving on nine catches, in the victory. The Colts (13-0) became the fourth team to start a season with 13 consecutive wins. The Jaguars (9-4), meanwhile, had a five-game winning streak stopped and will have to play for a wild card berth. Jacksonville quarterback David Garrard, making his second straight start in place of the injured Byron Leftwich, completed 26-of-35 passes for 250 yards with a touchdown in defeat. He also ran for the Jaguars' first score in the fourth quarter. Fred Taylor returned to the Jacksonville lineup after missing two games with an ankle injury and rushed for only 19 yards on 10 carries.

Steelers 21, Bears 9
PITTSBURGH -- Jerome Bettis ran for 101 yards and two touchdowns, as Pittsburgh used a potent running game to defeat Chicago, 21-9, at snowy Heinz Field. Willie Parker added 68 yards on the ground, as the Steelers ran for 190 yards against a Bears defense that was minus safeties Mike Brown, who had a calf injury, and Chris Harris, who sat out with a knee ailment. Ben Roethlisberger was an efficient 13-of-20 for 173 yards and a touchdown for Pittsburgh (8-5), which snapped a three-game losing streak and stayed alive in the AFC playoff picture. Thomas Jones ran for 72 yards and a touchdown for Chicago (9-4), which had its eight-game winning streak come to an end. Kyle Orton completed 17-of-35 passes for 207 yards for the Bears, but struggled mightily until the game was out of reach.

Bengals 23, Browns 20
CINCINNATI -- Shayne Graham's 37-yard field goal as time expired lifted the Cincinnati Bengals to a 23-20 victory over the Cleveland Browns at Paul Brown Stadium. Rudi Johnson rushed for 169 yards, 124 in the first half, and a touchdown on 30 carries for the Bengals (10-3), who have won three games in a row and five of six. The win also kept the Bengals two games ahead of the Pittsburgh Steelers for the top spot in the AFC North. Carson Palmer was less then stellar in the win, completing 13-of-27 passes for a season-low 93 yards with one touchdown pass. T.J. Houshmandzadeh hauled in six passes for 53 yards with a touchdown catch for Cincinnati, while Chad Johnson was held to just two catches for 22 yards. Charlie Frye threw for 138 yards with one touchdown pass and one interception on 16-of-24 passing for the Browns (4-9), who have lost three games in a row. Reuben Droughns finished with 74 yards on the ground for Cleveland.

Vikings 27, Rams 13
MINNEAPOLIS -- Brad Johnson threw for 146 yards and the Minnesota defense picked off Ryan Fitzpatrick five times as the Vikings defeated the St. Louis Rams 27-13 at the Metrodome. Koren Robinson, Michael Bennett and Ciatrick Fason all had rushing touchdowns for the Vikings (8-5). Fitzpatrick was 26-of-45 for 235 yards and ran for a score, while Torry Holt finished with 10 receptions for 95 yards for the Rams (5-8), who have lost their last two games. Isaac Bruce had five receptions for 66 yards and moved into 10th place in all- time receiving yards with 12,181, passing Charlie Joiner, who had 12,146 yards. He also became the 14th player in NFL history to pass the 800 reception mark.

Buccaneers 20, Panthers 10
CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Carnell "Cadillac" Williams rushed for 112 yards with two touchdowns on 29 carries, as Tampa Bay defeated Carolina, 20-10, in a key NFC South Division battle at Bank of America Stadium. Chris Simms ended 20-of-27 for 138 yards for the Buccaneers (9-4), who have won two straight and four of their last five games. Jake Delhomme finished 21-of-33 for 220 yards with a touchdown and an interception for the Panthers (9-4), who lost for only the second time in the past seven games. Steve Smith had five catches for 103 yards while DeShaun Foster ran for only 46 yards in the loss, which snapped Carolina's five-game series winning streak.

Giants 26, Philadelphia 23 (OT)
PHILADELPHIA -- Jay Feely kicked four field goals, including a 36-yarder with 3:55 left in overtime, to catapult the New York Giants to a 26-23 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field. Feely's kick was set up by a sack and forced fumble from Osi Umenyiora, as the Giants (9-4) won their second straight contest to remain a game ahead of the Dallas Cowboys atop the NFC East. Eli Manning completed 28-of-44 passes for 312 yards with a touchdown and overcame three interceptions from the fourth quarter on, and Tiki Barber rushed 32 times for 124 yards and caught Manning's TD toss as the Giants swept the Eagles in the season series. Tight end Jeremy Shockey caught 10 passes for 107 yards and the Giants' defense came up big by sacking Mike McMahon six times. McMahon completed 14-of-32 passes for 190 yards, while Ryan Moats carried the ball 11 times for 114 yards with two long scores and Reggie Brown had five catches for 72 yards.

Cowboys 31, Chiefs 28
IRVING, Texas -- Drew Bledsoe threw for 332 yards and three touchdowns, including a one-yarder to Dan Campbell with 22 seconds remaining which lifted Dallas to a thrilling 31-28 victory over Kansas City at Texas Stadium. Bledsoe completed 22-of-34 passes to help the Cowboys (8-5) stop a two-game losing streak and remain one game behind the Giants in the NFC East race. Terry Glenn had 138 yards on six catches and recorded both a rushing and receiving touchdown. Larry Johnson racked up 143 rushing yards and a career- high three touchdowns on 26 carries for the Chiefs (8-5), who had a three-game win streak halted and are tied with San Diego and Pittsburgh in the battle for the AFC's final wild- card spot. Trent Green compiled 340 yards on 20-of-32 passing with a touchdown.

Dolphins 23, Chargers 21
SAN DIEGO -- Gus Frerotte and Chris Chambers hooked up for a pair of touchdowns, as the Miami Dolphins stunned San Diego, 23-21, at Qualcomm Stadium. Defensive back Yeremiah Bell made a crucial strip and recovery late in the contest to help secure the victory for Miami (6-7), which has won three straight. Frerotte finished 14-of-22 for 229 yards with two touchdowns and no interceptions, while Chambers hauled in eight balls for 121 yards. Olindo Mare was a perfect 3-of-3 on his field goal tries, including a 20-yarder with 1:11 remaining that turned out to be the game-winner. Drew Brees went 35-of-52 for 279 yards with a pair of TDs and one pick for the Chargers (8-5), who had a five-game winning streak snapped and now face an uphill battle to clinch a postseason berth. LaDainian Tomlinson was held to 75 yards rushing on 21 carries in defeat.

Patriots 35, Bills 7
ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. -- Tom Brady threw a pair of touchdown passes and also ran for a score, as New England trounced Buffalo, 35-7, at a snowy Ralph Wilson Stadium. Brady went 29-of-38 for 329 yards and also threw two interceptions in the game, while Corey Dillon rushed for 102 yards and a touchdown on 22 carries for New England (8-5), which has won four of its last five. J.P. Losman was a lowly 10-of-27 for 181 yards with three interceptions and a late TD pass for the Bills (4-9), who have dropped four straight. Willis McGahee was held to three yards on eight attempts, while Buffalo as a team was limited to just 14 net rushing yards. Lee Evans caught four passes for 83 yards and Josh Reed had two receptions for 76 yards, including a 51-yard score, in the loss.

Seahawks 41, 49ers 3
SEATTLE -- Matt Hasselbeck threw for 226 yards and four touchdowns, as the Seattle Seahawks won their franchise-record ninth straight game by routing the San Francisco 49ers, 41-3, at Qwest Field. Hasselbeck completed 21-of-25 passes and spread the ball to eight different receivers, including six to Bobby Engram for 65 yards and two touchdowns. Hasselbeck was also intercepted once. Shaun Alexander rushed for 108 yards and a score for the Seahawks, who have won their last two games by a combined 83-3 margin. Seattle (11-2), the NFC West champions, stayed on the inside track for home field advantage throughout the conference playoffs with the victory. Alex Smith completed just 9-of-22 passes for 77 yards and an interception. San Francisco (2-11) continued its track toward a high first-round draft pick with its sixth straight loss. The 49ers are 1-11 since an opening day victory.

Titans 12, Texans 10
NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Tennessee's Rob Bironas snapped a tie with a 21-yard field goal with 10 seconds remaining and Kris Brown missed a 31-yard kick for Houston with no time on the clock, as the Titans pulled out a 13-10 victory over the Texans at The Coliseum. Pacman Jones returned a punt for the tying score in the third quarter for the Titans (4-9), who have won two of their last three games. Houston (1-12) has lost six in a row. Domanick Davis had a big game for Houston, rushing 22 times for 139 yards and catching a team-high seven passes for an additional 50. David Carr completed 17-of-26 passes for 116 yards with a touchdown in defeat. He was sacked six times. Steve McNair threw for 208 yards, completing 18-of-30 passes for Tennessee. He hit nine different receivers. Chris Brown led the Titan ground game with 53 yards on 16 carries and also caught three passes for 49 yards.

Jets 26, Raiders 10
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- Mike Nugent kicked four field goals and Cedric Houston ran for 74 yards and a touchdown, as the New York Jets defeated the Oakland Raiders, 26-10, at the Meadowlands. Brooks Bollinger was 14-of-26 for 119 yards with a touchdown for the Jets (3-10), who put an end to a seven- game losing streak. Houston filled in admirably for injured New York running back Curtis Martin, who was inactive due to a sore right knee that will cause him to undergo season-ending arthroscopic surgery later this week. Marques Tuiasosopo made his first start of the season and just the second of his career for the Raiders (4-9), who have dropped three straight. Tuiasosopo, who started in place of Kerry Collins, struggled mightily on the day as he ended 14-of-26 for 124 yards with a touchdown and two interceptions. LaMont Jordan, who spent four years with the Jets and served primarily as a backup to Martin, played for the first time against his former team, but was a non-factor. He had only 49 rushing yards in the loss.

Redskins 17, Cardinals 13
TEMPE, Ariz. -- Antonio Brown returned a kickoff 91 yards for a the go-ahead touchdown in the third quarter, as the Washington Redskins slipped past the Arizona Cardinals, 17-13, at Sun Devil Stadium. Clinton Portis rushed for 105 yards and a touchdown, while Santana Moss hauled in seven passes for 56 yards for the Redskins (7-6), who have now won two games in a row and remain alive in the playoff hunt. Mark Brunell struggled for the Redskins, completing 18-of-28 passes for 122 yards and no touchdowns with three first half interceptions. Kurt Warner was 25-of-41 for 255 yards with a touchdown and an interception for the Cardinals (4-9), who lost for the second time in the last four games. Anquan Boldin had nine grabs for 114 yards and broke the 1,000 yard mark for receiving yards on the season.

Broncos 12, Ravens 10
DENVER -- Jake Plummer threw for 236 yards with a touchdown to lead the Denver Broncos past the Baltimore Ravens, 12-10, at Invesco Field. Plummer completed 19-of-33 passes and Rod Smith had five catches for 64 yards for the Broncos (10-3), who have won five of their last six games. Ashley Lelie added two catches for 42 yards. Tatum Bell paced the Denver ground game with 63 yards on 16 carries. Kyle Boller completed 23-of-39 passes for 251 yards with a touchdown pass, but threw two interceptions for the Ravens (4-9), who lost for the sixth time in their last eight games. Mark Clayton hauled in seven passes for 105 yards and a touchdown and Todd Heap added 65 yards receiving on five catches in the loss. Chester Taylor rushed for 59 yards on 20 carries for Baltimore.

Packers 16, Lions 13 (OT)
GREEN BAY, Wis. -- Ryan Longwell's third field goal of the game, a 28-yarder, 5:17 into overtime, gave Green Bay a 16-13 victory over Detroit in an NFC North matchup at a frigid Lambeau Field. Samkon Gado rushed for a Packers' rookie-record 171 yards on 29 carries and had Green Bay's lone touchdown with a 64-yard burst in the second quarter. Brett Favre went 21-of-31 for 170 yards with an interception and became the first player in NFL history to record 14 seasons of over 3,000 passing yards for Green Bay (3-10), which snapped a three-game slide. Favre had shared the record with Dan Marino. The Lions (4-9), who dropped their fourth in a row and fell to 0-2 under interim head coach Dick Jauron, lost for the 15th straight time to the Packers on the road. Detroit hasn't won in Wisconsin since 1991. Jeff Garcia finished 13-of-24 for 112 yards and a touchdown for Detroit.