Humdinger of a Sunday afternoon, right?

Arizona 30, Dallas 24, OT: The Cowboys got every call, thank you Sean Morey. And now that Arizona finally has a defense, hello, playoffs. It helps that Seattle’s starting QB is Charlie Frye.

St. Louis 19, Washington 17: “I think the headlines got good and guys started high-fiving.” Clinton Portis must be reading this blog.

Houston 29, Miami 28: Two more sacks for Mario Williams, which will continue to spur the debate about Reggie Bush and the 2006 draft. The Houston defense has given up: 38, 31, 30, 31, 28.

Atlanta 22, Chicago 20: The Falcons are getting their own post, so this one’s for Chicago fans: Three losses by a total of eight points.

Minnesota 12, Detroit 10: They win a game last week when Adrian Peterson rushes for just 31 yards; this week, they win despite two Peterson fumbles in Lions’ territory. A week ago, the season was on the line; now, they’re tied for first in the division.

San Diego 30, New England 10: Despite John Madden’s best efforts to defend LT last night, we can’t help but think the guy has lost a step. He looks less shifty and aggressive. We’re not totally buying into the “no preseason, so it’s taking awhile,” either.

Jacksonville 24, Denver 17: Who is buying Jay Cutler’s winter jackets? If you saw the NBC highlights, Cutler took the podium in an XL, and he needed to be in a large.

Indianapolis 31, Baltimore 3: Go ahead, drink up the kool-aid, devour all the ‘Colts are back!’ articles. Get back to us in three weeks when they lose at Green Bay and Tennessee.

Tampa Bay 27, Carolina 3: The Bucs season script is already written – another 11-5 finish, another division title, and another first-round home loss in the postseason.

Green Bay 27, Seattle 17: We’ll just shut up and wait for Peter King to somehow spin this.

New York Jets 26, Cincinnati 14: Favre fumbles and throws two picks and the Bengals still get worked. If Ryan Fitzpatrick is forced to fill-in for Carson Palmer, locals are going to long for the days of Akili Smith.

New Orleans 34, Oakland 3: If anyone has a scintilla of confidence in JaMarcus Russell being a good NFL QB, please let us know. Leads the league in fumbles lost and is completing a whopping 50 percent of his passes.

Philadelphia 40, San Francisco 26: Worst coaching job of the weekend, and it is not even close, goes to Mike Nolan. If you’ve seen the lowlights, then you know he foolishly decided to challenge two plays that seemed clear to everyone but him. One of those, a made field goal, was un-challengeable. San Fran was outscored 23-0 in the fourth.