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Quarterback Mark Sanchez #6 of the New York Jets looks to throw the ball down field while under pressure from Gerris Wilkinson #59 and Mathias Kiwanuka #94 of the New York Giants during a preseason game at Giants Stadium on August 29, 2009 in East Rutherford, New Jersey.

VIKINGS at PACKERS Line: Packers by 3 Time: 4:15 p.m. In "The Return of Brett," conflicted Cheeseheads will wear green No.

The Denver Broncos exceeded expectations this year by starting the season 6-0 coming into the game against the Baltimore Ravens.

When: Noon. Line: Ravens by 31/2. Synopsis: Denver seeks its first 7-0 start since it won the Super Bowl in the 1998 season and has used a tough defense to reach its lofty status this time.

It was a weekend of firsts with Denver suffering their first loss of the season as they were overpowered by an old-school defensive performance by the Baltimore Ravens, while St Louis secured their first win of the campaign as they beat Detroit.

Hollywood couldn't have scripted it better: Halloween night, the din of Autzen Stadium, crisp fall temperatures and No.

Pete Carroll says that he treats every game the same way...no one game is bigger than another when he preps the team from week to week.

Before the season, USC's game at Oregon on Saturday looked like it could be the matchup of the year in the Pacific 10 Conference.

LaDainian Tomlinson wasn't on the field for a key third-and-goal situation against the Broncos.

Heads up fellow Michael Crabtree enthusiasts: He is getting his first start for the 49ers after a whole two weeks of practice.

2. Minnesota - The Vikings survived a missed kick vs the Ravens, but they are 6-0 for a reason.

You've heard of teams being forever .500. Can we be forever 5-2 here? That's been the record the last couple of weeks, a chance for an unbeaten day ruined by Buffalo's demise at Miami and Brandon Marshall's late game heroics for the Broncos .

New York held Oakland to seven first downs and 124 yards. 2. Indianapolis, 2 3. New Orleans, 3 4. Minnesota, 5 5. Denver, 7 6. Cincinnati, 16 7. Philadelphia, 8 8. Atlanta, 10 9. NY Jets, 9 10.

It was only a matter of time before Cleveland traded Braylon Edwards, and only a matter of time before the Jets went out and got an experienced wide receiver.

Photograph: Sean Gardner/Reuters The New York Jets' unbeaten start to the season ended in New Orleans last night, when the Saints pounced on the rookie quarterback Mark Sanchez in a 24a '10 victory at the Superdome.

Kenedy@Poth: Both teams struggled trough the pre-district schedule. Now this is the time of the year where every game counts and a win here gives that team at least a share of the district lead for a week.

Matt Williamson joins Jeremy Green to recap all of this weekend's games, including the better days ahead for Jets QB Mark Sanchez.

Chris "Beanie" Wells didn't even sniff the field in week three, while both he and LeSean McCoy are sitting on byes heading into week four.

Fans can boo and chant all they want. Flood the message boards, blogs and forums, if you so desire.

September offered only a three-game picture of this 16-game season. Obviously, there were surprises and disappointments.