Chad Henne: Dolphins rookie QB Chad Henne threw for a career-high 335 yards and directed a 51-yard drive for the winning field goal with 1:02 left, lifting Miami past New England 22-21. Bess, a second-year wideout, who has build a good repoire with Henne, also had a big day, catching 10 passes for 117 yards and one touchdown.

Jason Campbell: The Redskins lost their version of a 2009 playoff game to New Orleans, but Campbell enjoyed his most productive game of the season. Campbell, a 2010 free agent, completed 30 of 42 passes for 367 yards and three touchdowns and one interception in Washington’s 33-30 overtime loss. Lead by Campbell, the Redskins totaled 455 yards of total offense, a season high.
Robert Meachem: Saints WR Robert Meachem set career highs with eight catches for 142 yards and two TDs in the Saints’ victory in the Saints come from behind victory on Sunday. Meachem also scored a third touchdown when Washington Redskins’s Kareem Moore intercepted a Drew Brees pass and ran 14 yards before Meachem stripped the ball and sprinted down the sideline for a 44-yard score.
Chad Ochocinco: Ochocinco finally got his wish of throwing the deep ball on Sunday and produced nine passes for a season-high 137 yards and one TD in the Bengals’ 23-13 victory over Detroit. It was Ochocinco’s first 100-yard receiving game since Week 7 and his highest receiving yardage total since Sept. 23, 2007 (against Seattle).

Jason Witten: The Cowboys generated 424 yards of offense — and fell short. Although the New York Giants handed Dallas a 31-24 loss, they couldn’t slow Witten, who repeatedly found open space in New York’s defense. Witten included his 500th career catch among a career-best 14 receptions for 156 yards.

The Broncos’ running game: Who ever said a running back by committee wasn’t a good idea? Correll Buckhalter and Knowshon Moreno helped the Broncos thrashed the Chiefs on Sunday with effective and hard running. Buckhalter ran for 113 yards on only 12 carries and Moreno rushed for 86 yards and two touchdowns, powering Denver to a 44-13 victory.

Pittsburgh Steelers vs Jacksonville Jaguars
These are two of the most physical teams in the NFL and you should look forward to a smash mouth game. Defense will be the name of the game and the game will be one by the QB who manages to move the ball in key situations. The Steelers are banged up in the back field, which will force Rothlisberger to beat the Jags through the air. The Jags win games with defense and a solid running game, and they will have to follow that game plan to win this week. Both these teams have had a tough start playing a lot of close games and being in stressful situations. This will be a low  scoring game and if you like to watch good defense this will be he game for you this week. I am concerned about the running game in Pittsburgh and I think if Jags QB David Garrard can avoid big mistakes the Jaguars will win this game. The game will be low scoring and will be won in the fourth quarter. My pick is the Jags, by maybe just a field goal.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers vs Denver Broncos
An NFC South match up, both team are 3- 1 and will be looking to be first in the division at weeks end. This is a game about momentum, the Bucs are coming off a big win against Green Bay while the Broncos had a surprising loss last week. Both the teams QB’s have been playing very well and they will be looked at lead there respective teams to victory this week. Denver is off to a good start, but not because of there defense who are near last in almost every category. Denver will have to be extremely better then they were last week, if they want to have a chance on Sunday. Look for the Bucs to run the ball with Graham and Dunn all day, and make Denver’s poor defense try to stop them. For Denver to win they will need a big game out of Cutler and some turnovers on defense. I am not sold on Denver and think Tampa will win this game easily. Look for Ernest Graham to have a big game, but the key for the Bucs will be whether or not Griese can take care of the ball at QB. The Buccaneers will win and take control of the NFC South for the rest of the year.

Tennessee Titans vs Baltimore Ravens
The Titans are off to a 4 -0 start and will be looking to prove to the league that they are real contenders. Baltimore is 2  – 1 and are led by one of the leagues best defenses. The Titans defense is also very good, and this game looks like it will be low scoring affair. The Titans get a lot of pressure on the QB led by Albert Haynesworth, which might mean trouble for Ravens rookie Joe Flacco. To get some pressure off Flacco look for the Ravens to run a lot and if they do throw look for short passes and bootlegs. I don’t think the Ravens will score a lot of points so the key there success will be stop the Titans on offense. The Titans will also look to run the ball a lot, but they will take some deep chances to stretch the field. I think the Titans will be 5 -0 after this week, I just don’t like Flacco playing against the Tennessee defense. There won’t be a lot of points in this one and the team that runs the ball the best will win the game.

Minnesota Vikings vs New Orleans Saints
Monday night game this week and it should be a high scoring affair. The Saints lead the league in passing yards and attempts. The Vikings defense is 17th against the pass and the Saints QB Drew Brees will look to take advantage of that. Minnesota will try and slow this game down by running the ball a lot with Adrian Peterson. Peterson should be able to have a big game, the Saints defense is 20th against the run so far. These team have contrasting styles on offense and the winner will have to figure the other one out to win. The Saints will throw the ball all over the field and Peterson will have a great day. Look for Peterson to have a fantastic day along with Brees from the Saints. My pick is the Saints to win in a shoot out, if you like offense you will like this game. If the Saints want to win they cannot allow Minnesota to have any success throwing the ball, Peterson is going to get his yards, but do not let them get big plays threw the air.