For instance, the Jets racked up over 300 yards of rushing yards against the Bills and held Terrell Owens to three catches for 13 yards—both numbers usually coming when a team wins by something like a 35-7 score. Only, Mark Sanchez threw five interceptions and the Jets missed a dozen opportunities to win the game in overtime, which allowed the Bills to claim a 16-13 win.

The Chiefs and Redskins had a battle of the field goal kicking contest rather than play actual football where touchdowns are scored; that is until Todd Collins was sacked in the end zone for a safety and the Redskins allowed another winless team to get a win, this time in a 14-6 Chiefs victory.

But the one that takes the cake is the Eagles and ...

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