I don't trust either offense, but the one player I believe in here is Jamal Lewis. I don't care how they jam the box at Adelphia. The Titans will watch Lewis run for 116 yards.

Welcome to the NFL's low-scoring weekend. Amazing. Detroit's going to be 2-0, and we're not going to know if Joey Harrington is the answer or not.

Ouch. Double ouch. The Eagles, even with QB Donovan McNabb nursing a sore chest, are an angry bunch. And Terrell Owens burns his old pals with a 158-yard day.

I love this game. Absolutely love it. Wish I was able to see it. The Bucs have served notice that they might be pretty good this year, and I already know Buffalo's going to be good. Willis McGahee is going to give some Buc a headache.

Jump off the Vikings bandwagon? You've got to be kidding me. I'm on for the duration. Or until they lose to the Bengals on the banks of the mighty Ohio. Not this week.

On Sunday night when you're watching the highlights, one of the first things you'll see is a clip of Willie Parker running for more than 150 for the second straight game.

The last four games between the two teams: Colts, 23-13, Jags, 28-23, Colts 24-17, Jags 27-24. I just took the average, more or less. I really like the Jags' defense, and if they are going to make my preseason pick -- of the Jags winning AFC South -- come true they've got to start here.

Talk about your physical tussles. Both teams will be begging for the Week 3 bye after this one. Brady out-duels Delhomme by throwing two TD passes to one.

Dennis Green, late in this debacle, cannot believe what has happened to a defense he swore was going to be all right. The Rams get well with a 369-yard passing day from Marc Bulger.

Anyone else notice that in the Falcons' last three regular-season games, they've made their longest-possible NFL road trip? That's right. They closed at Seattle last winter. Time to rise, Matt Hasselbeck.

Second upset on the card. I like Nick Saban's chances to keep the ball away from the New York offense, and the Jets to struggle on their 10 possessions. After this one, it won't be so foolish to start saying "Miami" and "playoffs" in the same sentence.

A heartbreaker for Shanahan. This time, my guess is Marty Schottenheimer will let LaDainian Tomlinson touch the ball more than twice in the last 10 minutes of a tight one.

Sorry, Brownaholics. Romeo Crennel cannot build it in a year. It might take him three. And I know that's not what you want to hear.

Now this is what we pay to see: a good, old-fashioned AFL-esque shootout in the Black Hole. Randy Moss takes advantage of Patrick Surtain's fuzzy head, but Tony Gonzales explodes for a career day.

After the most thunderous pre-game ovation for a foe in the history of the Meadowlands, Deuce McAllister takes New Jersey by storm. More importantly, millions are raised for hurricane relief.

This is the ugly redheaded stepchild of a Monday-nighter. While the usual TV audience is still hooked to the fascinating story known as the New Orleans Saints, Drew Bledsoe throws his fourth and fifth touchdown passes of the young season.