Pittsburgh 31, Cleveland 28: The Browns whittled away a 21-6 halftime lead and lost when Phil Dawson’s 53-yard field goal attempt fell a few feet short at the buzzer. Wait till you see the Josh Cribbs kickoff return for a score. Awesome. Great game, tremendous fourth quarter.

St. Louis 37, New Orleans 29: Whew. When the Saints hit 0-4, we said no playoffs. By the time they reached 4-4 last week, everyone looked at the schedule and considered the postseason a lock. Think again. The Saints surrendered 302 passing yards to Marc Bulger (27-for-33) and the Rams notched their first win of the season. New Orleans is better than its 0-4 start … but this team is not a legit NFC contender.

Washington 25, Philadelphia 33: Talk about a choke job. Skins led 22-20 and McNabb had fumbled deep in his own territory. We switched back to Cleveland-Pittsburgh, thinking the Skins were a lock with eight minutes left. Turns out the Skins had to settle for a field goal, Brian Westbrook then scored on a 57-yard TD pass, the Redskins fumbled on the next possession, and Westbrook scored on a 10-yard run. Love that NFC East parity!

Green Bay 34, Minnesota 0: Adrian Peterson had 45 yards on 11 carries. Admit it – that’s all you care about, right? In case you missed it, the Vikings made that Troy Williamson snafu right. Favre threw for 351 yards and three scores, and Ryan Grant ran for 119 yards.

Jacksonville 28, Tennessee 13: Frauds! Frauds! We called them the most fradulent 6-2 team in the league last week and a few of you went to town on us. So, how do you want to explain this home loss when the esteemed Quinn Gray passed for just 101 yards? Jacksonville controlled the ball and the clock, and Vince Young was intercepted twice.

Atlanta 20, Carolina 13: Clearly, we were drunk when we picked the Panthers to reach the Super Bowl. Joey Harrington threw a 30-yard TD pass to Alge Crumpler with less than a minute to go, securing the Falcons’ road triumph. Vinny T started and was ineffective. The Panthers had 10 first downs. That’s it.

Buffalo 13, Miami 10: And then there was one. Ryan Lindell’s 34-yard field goal in the final minute kept the Dolphins winless. Really, really feel bad for anyone who paid to attend this stinker.

Denver 27, Kansas City 11: Both of these teams are deadful and we refuse to write about them.