EXTRA POINTS
A record by George
Titans' Eddie George broke the franchise's career rushing record against the Giants. George needed 4 yards to surpass the mark of 8,574, set by Earl Campbell from 1978-84, when the team was known as the Houston Oilers.
As good as Berry
Colts wide receiver Marvin Harrison tied Raymond Berry's club record for receptions. Harrison has caught 631 passes, the same number as Berry, a Hall of Famer who set the team record from 1955-67.
Sack exchange
Buccaneers' Simeon Rice set an NFL record by getting at least two sacks for the fifth straight game.
Bills coming due
Buffalo's Eric Moulds and Peerless Price each surpassed the 1,000-yard receiving mark. Travis Henry broke 1,000 rushing yards. It marked the first time three players on the same team have done so in the same game.
Leaving his mark
Dolphins' Ricky Williams set a single-season franchise record with 1,284 rushing yards, beating the mark of 1,258 set by Delvin Williams in 1978.
Bearing down
Packers' Brett Favre has thrown a touchdown pass in every game he's played against Chicago.
TONIGHT'S GAME
N.Y. Jets (6-5) at Oakland (7-4)
Time: 9.
TV: Chs. 2, 7.
Line: Raiders by 6.
Key stat: Jets have won four straight by a combined 119-50.
Worth watching: The NFL's newest star quarterback, Chad Pennington of the Jets. As a starter he has thrown 11 TD passes vs. three interceptions and the Jets are 5-2 in those games. Raiders QB Rich Gannon leads NFL with 3,535 yards passing and is second with 22 TD passes.
Outlook: This is a matchup of two of the hottest teams in the league - the Jets have won four straight, the Raiders three straight. Pennington led the Jets to an easy 44-13 victory at San Diego a month ago, but he probably won't make as many big plays as Gannon tonight. - Chicago Tribune
NEXT WEEK
Buffalo (6-6) at New England (7-5)
Bills QB Drew Bledsoe returns to New England. The defending Super Bowl champion Patriots, who have won four of their past five, crushed the Bills, 38-7, four weeks ago.
Atlanta (8-3-1) at Tampa Bay (9-3)
The Bucs won the first meeting, 20-6, on Oct. 6. Since then, however, Michael Vick and the Falcons are unbeaten in eight games, going 7-0-1.