What do Tom Brady, Aaron Rodgers, Russell Wilson and Matt Ryan have in common?

THREE UP

1, Chiefs offense: The same offense that scored only 17 points in a loss at Indianapolis did this after an opening drive interception at San Francisco on Sunday: TD, TD, missed FG, TD, TD, TD, TD.

2, Taylor Heinicke, QB, Commanders: First nine passes vs. Green Bay: 2 of 9, 21 yards, 63-yard pick-six. Last 16 passes: 13 of 16, 162 yards two TDs, one big win over boyhood idol Aaron Rodgers.

3, Seattle's T-E-A-M: Geno Smith outplays Justin Herbert. Pete Carroll's defense opens with a stop on downs, a pick and a fumble recovery as the Seahawks jump ahead 17-0. Russell Who?

TWO DOWN

1, Dan Campbell, Lions coach: Geez, Dan. It's 2022. You needed to challenge a bad spot at the goal line while trailing Dallas 10-6 early in the fourth. Detroit fumbled on the next play, handing the Cowboys control they never lost.

2, Old star quarterbacks: Tom Brady, Aaron Rodgers, Russell Wilson and Matt Ryan are a combined 11-15-1. Ryan has been benched. Wilson is hurt, Rodgers has lost three straight and Brady lost 21-3 to a team that's given up on the season.

Better than the 6-1 Giants, not as good as the 5-2 Cowboys. Top 3: Buffalo, Kansas City, Philly.

STATS OF THE WEEK

7: Interceptions thrown by Steelers rookie Kenny Pickett in his first four starts. The only other Pittsburgh rookie to throw five or more in his first four starts: Terry Bradshaw (5).

9: Completions by Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson in a 23-20 win over Cleveland. He now has two career wins with fewer than 10 completions.

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WEEK 8 SNEAK PEAK: Giants at Seahawks