Quick Takes on games.

Dolphins vs Ravens.

Final: Ravens 27, Dolphins 13. No Wildcat by Miami this game, and Baltimore really dominated most of the game. An interception returned for a touchdown really set the Ravens into win this game. Joe Flacco had 232 yards and a touchdown and Running back Willis McGahee had 105 yards. Chad Pennington has 295 yards and a touchdown and interception. Joey Porter adds another 2 sacks to his record. He had the third most so far this season.

Vikings vs Bears:

Final: Vikings: 41, Bears 48. Adrian Peterson with a quick first quater touchdown to begin the game. Cutler to Tight end Greg Olsen to tie it up. Lots of bad special team plays and defense lead to this high scoring game. For some fans it was exciting but it just showed us again how explosive Peterson and rookie Matt Forte are as running backs.  Kyle Orton: 283 yards and 2 touchdowns. Gus Ferotte: 4 interceptions, yes 4, 298 yards and 2 touchdowns.

Rams vs Cowboys:

Final: Rams 34, Cowboys 14. This game really showed us how BAD the Dallas Cowboys are. After going down 21-7 in the first quater they lost the game. I contribute this to Pacman Jones. I now would consider him to be a curse on the team. Since they got him they lost to Arizona, Washington, and now new head coach Jim Haslet. Haslet is now undeafated and is turning the Rams around 180 degrees. The Cowboys are falling apart, they have the best talent in the league and what are they doing. No stats on Roy Williams, almost nothing for Terrel Owens. Barber for 100 yards, Brad Johnson for 234 yards, and 3 interceptions. Marc Bulger for a touchdown and 173. To seal the deal Steven Jackson is back. 25 carries, 160 yards. Jim Haslet and Steven Jackson should lead this team to another win.

Steelers vs Bengals.

Final. Steelers: 38, Bengals: 10. At first this game was close at 10-7 and 17-10. But then the Steelers pulled away. After having a struggling offense in the beggining of the season, before the bye week against Jacksonville it took off. 3rd string running back Mewelde Moore: 120 yards, 3 touchdowns, 2 rushing. Ben Roethlisburger: 2 dollars and 16 cents with 2 touchdowns. In the fourth quater the Steelers took off on 19 un answered points.