A show of hands for anyone who guessed that the last four unbeaten teams in the NFL would be Baltimore, Buffalo, Tennessee, and the NY Giants.

Washington 26, Dallas 23: You knew the D would catch up with the Cowpokes – Campbell threw two TDs, Portis rushed for 121 yards and the Skins held the ball for 38 minutes.

Kansas City 33, Denver 19: Jay “Top Five QB” Cutler looked shaky against the 24th-ranked D in the league (only 29-of-49, two ints), and the fraudulent Broncos defense gave up 198 yards on the ground to Larry Johnson.

Chicago 24, Philadelphia 20: Two high quality wins for the Bears, and two losses in which they led with four minutes remaining in the fourth quarter.

Tampa Bay 30, Green Bay 21: Insanely wild second half – defensive TDs for each team, Aaron Rodgers injures his shoulder and then throws terrific TD pass, five turnovers, and Matt Bryant’s tragic story ends with him kicking the game-winning field goal.

New York Jets 56, Arizona 35: Not sure what’s more insane – 6 TD passes from Favre, 472 yards passing in a loss from Warner, or the 76-yard field goal attempt by Janikowski.

Tennessee 30, Minnesota 17: Fear not, Vikings fans – just because you’re 1-3 playing the toughest schedule in the league (opponents’ record: 10-5), the season isn’t over. Just don’t lose in New Orleans this week. Also, here’s what we said about Tennessee in the preseason, and check the comments for how much you disagreed.

San Diego 28, Oakland 18: Raiders waste 15-0 lead as JaMarcus Russell implodes in the second half. Late LT TD run not only helps the Chargers cover, but it knocked us out of first place in fantasy. Damn you, Norv.

Jacksonville 30, Houston 27 OT: Hey ESPN, what’s the deal with your Texans? That vaunted defense has given up 38, 31, and 30 in three losses. We kid – their opponents are 8-3 and we’ll be rooting for Houston against the Colts next week.

Carolina 24, Atlanta 9: Interesting – the Falcons have 72 points and two wins at home; 18 points, zero touchdowns, and two losses on the road.

Buffalo 31, St. Louis 14: Green lost to Edwards in the battle of the Trents, and because the Bills awoke at halftime, Scott Linehan is going to get a call this week (today?) and be told to bring his playbook.

Cleveland 20, Cincinnati 12: Derek Anderson looked so horrific through three quarters, it was nearly Brady Quinn time. And then DA realized he was facing the Bungles and a turnover-prone reserve QB from Harvard, and propelled the Browns to their first win of the year.

New Orleans 31, San Francisco 17: Who the hell are Lance Moore and Robert Meachem?