Baltimore 16, Miami 22, OT: If we would have asked you Saturday who Greg Camarillo was, your response might have been … the USA Connect 4 champion? The fifth screenwriter on LOST? The President of Chili? He will now live in Dolphins lore - Camarillo caught a 64-yard TD pass in overtime from Cleo Lemon has Miami won its first game of the season. Troy Smith, last year’s Heisman Trophy winner, could have been the hero … if Matt Stover had nailed a 44-yarder in OT. He missed, and the Dolphins rejoiced. Then, Wayne Huizenga cried. Yes, really.

New York Jets 10, New England 20: Weird - inclement weather meant that the Patriots struggled to move the football. They scored just one touchdown. The Jets have the third worst rush defense in the NFL, and permitted Laurence Maroney to rush for 104 yards and a score. Good thing the Pats weren’t playing a real defense, or this one could have been their first loss. Brady was just 14-for-27 with a pick.

Jacksonville 29, Pittsburgh 22: Weird - inclement weather … and the Jaguars registered their most impressive win of the season. Big Ben and his soggy gloves were driving for the game-tying score, but Heath Miller came up inches short on a fourth down catch and the Jags held on. David Garrard threw for 197 yards and three TDs against the No. 1 defense in football, on the road. Indefatigable Fred Taylor rushed for 147 yards and a TD.

Green Bay 33, St. Louis 14: Close game for a half, before the Packers pulled away and easily covered. Steven Jackson had his best game of the season for the Rams, rushing for 143 yards, but once the Pack went up 27-13 midway through the third, Bulger was forced to pass, and Green Bay bum rushed the dude left and right. Four sacks and two picks. Favre had two scoring passes.

Seattle 10, Carolina 13: All the scoring came in the 4th quarter, and the Seahawks TD came with one second left. This against a team that had been crap all year? Man, if Hasselbeck has to take these kids on the road in January, it may not be pretty. Shaun Alexander had seven carries for 17 yards. Nobody cares what anyone on Carolina did, but Oregon State continued to have a significant impact on the NFL: Matt Moore quarterbacked the Panthers to victory.

Arizona 24, New Orleans 31: Goodbye, Cardinal playoff hopes. There’s always next year. Beef up the defense. Anywhere would be nice. Cards fell to 6-8, and the Saints improved to 7-7. Drew Brees passed for 315 yards and two TDs and Aaron Stecker rushed for two scores.

Buffalo 0, Cleveland 8: Looked like it might have been fun to play in this blinding snowstorm, right? No offensive touchdowns were scored, and nobody put anything on the scoreboard in the second half. Jamal Lewis rushed for 163 yards. The Browns (our Browns?) improved to 9-5 (!!) with a blanking of the Bills, locking up a playoff berth.

Tennessee 26, Kansas City 17: Vince Young and Roydell Williams connected twice for touchdowns as the Titans put on their rally hats and stormed back to capture the win. It helped that Brodie Croyle threw two second half interceptions.

Atlanta 3, Tampa Bay 37: Probably the roughest week in Falcons history culminates with an incredibly lopsided loss. Atlanta accumulated five first downs and QB Chris Redman was 4-for-15 for 34 yards and two INTs (including a pick six one minute into the game) . The good news is that they’re a loss closer to Darren McFadden, or a QB to help this moribund offense. Who wants to guess these are the first highlights shown on the NBC show tonight?