Titans (3-1) 30, STEELERS (2-2) 13 - FINAL: Don't forget the Titans. This is a team full of toughness, led by Steve McNair. Plus, backup linebacker Rocky Boiman counted for a safety over Tommy Maddox and then a 60-yard interception for a touchdown. Remember the Titans.

TEXANS (2-2) 24, Jaguars (0-4) 20 - FINAL: You have to figure that the Texans and David Carr are going to get better with age, and here is the proof. Granted, Jacksonville is in a massive rebuilding stage, and had rookie Byron Leftwich starting in place of the veteran Mark Brunell, but this is a game that they would have lost last year. The tell-tale fact of the game: Time of Possession. Houston had the ball for 35:14 compared to 24:46 to Jax.

VIKINGS (4-0) 35, 49ers (1-3) 7 - FINAL: The Vikings are for real! The Vikes are for real! Yes, even with Duante Culpepper out and Gus Ferrotte filling in, the Vikes just dominated this game, Cripes, just look at the score!

Eagles (1-2) 23, BILLS (2-2) 13 - FINAL: Ick, what happened to the Bills? I mean, this was a trap game. Philly came in here oh and a year, so they were looking for something anywhere they could. And the Bills didn't put up bad numbers (Drew Bledsoe 27-43 for 296 yards 1 TD, Eric Moulds 8 receptions for 114 yards) except on the scoreboard where it counts.

RAMS (2-2) 37, Cardinals (1-3) 13 - FINAL: Emmitt Smith finally scored his first touchdown as a Cardinal. That's how bad Arizona is. And Mike Martz has gotten smarter: he has Marc Bulger starting and look at where they are: winning. Yes, it is against Arizona, but it is also a divisional.

Bengals (1-3) 21, BROWNS (1-3) 14 - FINAL: Battle for O-HI-O, and Cinci picks up their first win for Marvin Lewis. Starting for the Browns was former starter Tim Couch who can't cut a break.

REDSKINS (3-1) 20, Patriots (2-2) 17 - FINAL: This score makes me feel sicker and sicker the more I look at it. I couldn't care how many starters are out for New England, there is plenty of depth on this team. The bright spot of the game: David Givens had a pretty good game (4-57 yards and 1 TD).

Chiefs (4-0) 17, RAVENS (2-2) 10 - FINAL: Are the Chiefs really for real? At a 4-0 start, it may look like that.

RAIDERS (2-2) 34, Chargers (0-4) - FINAL/OT: Are the Chargers really this bad? At a 0-4 start, it may look like that.

Cowboys (2-1) 17, JETS (0-4) 6 - FINAL: Bill Parcells is 2-0 in as many weeks in as many venues (the Meadowlands in New Jersey). He should be as lucky to have this record at any time during the season at Texas Stadium. For the Jets, it's just more leadership under Vinny Testeverde.

PANTHERS (3-0) 23, Falcons (1-3) 3 - FINAL: I love seeing Carolina win like this. It never lasts, but hey, what the hell, ya know? Atlanta, well, they really do miss Mike Vick, yeah?

BRONCOS (4-0) 20, Lions (1-3) 16 - FINAL: Fans all through Arizona are screaming this today: Where has this Jake Plummer been for the past seven seasons?

Colts (4-0) 55, SAINTS (1-3) 21 - FINAL: If Peyton Manning ever figures out how to win in the post season he's going to be dangerous because he's so deadly in the regular season. He had three touchdown passes in the first half alone. Yeah, sure, Nawlins sucks the big one, but you still need to execute the plans and connect with the receivers, two in the first " half were to Marvin "Can't lose with" Harrison. Manning ended up with tying a franchise record of six touchdowns. Wow.

Packers (1-2) at CHICAGO (0-2) Tonight 9 PM ABC

Week 5 is Homecoming Weekend around the league.

Denver (4-0) at Kansas City (4-0), 1 PM. AFC West match up of undefeateds. Game of the Week 1.

Detroit (1-3) at San Francisco (1-3), 4:15 PM. Steve Marucci comes home to Candlestick. With a monkey on his back - Detroit's 18 consecutive game winless record on the road.

Cleveland (1-3) at Pittsburgh (2-2), 8:30 PM. AFC North game.

New Orleans (1-3) at Carolina (3-0), 1 PM. NFC South game.

Seattle (3-0) at Green Bay (1-2), 1 PM. Mike Holmgren comes home to Lambeau. Game of the Week 2.

Indianapolis (4-0) at Tampa Bay (2-1), 9 PM. To Raymond James, the return of Tony Dungy. Game of the Week 3.

Open date: Baltimore, Houston, N.Y. Jets, St. Louis

1. Give it up for the Red Sox making the playoffs for the first time in four seasons.

2. Give big props to 29-year old GM Theo Epstein for putting the Sox in post season play in his first season in charge.

3. A huge game for Peyton "I could pass all day long" Manning for throwing six touchdowns against the Saints on Sunday night.

4. Keep the trend rolling: The Colts in a huge win over Nawlins, 55-21. Good God.

5. So, can anyone tell what's wrong with the Bills?

6. Can anyone tell me why the Pats couldn't get it done in Landover, MD (and injuries do not count).

7. Kansas City is a huge surprise to me. I know a few people picked them to go all the way, but I'm still surprised.

8. Of the winless teams, I think the Chargers are the sorriest. Even more than Jacksonville, because Diego began so hot last year. The Jags haven't been hot since 1996.

9. I refuse to jump on any Bill Parcells band wagon this season. I'm staying away.

10. I like the Vikings this season. Lots of great wins, much more satisfying than last season.

ejh