Two-Minute Drill

BUFFALO 23, MIAMI 3

Dolphins lose Collins, and maybe their chance at the Super Bowl.

INDIANAPOLIS 27, NEW YORK GIANTS 19

Don’t look now, but the team of the future might just be the team of the present.

CLEVELAND 16, PITTSBURGH 15

Isn’t this a little like losing to the Washington Generals or Prairie View?

DALLAS 27, GREEN BAY 13

Watching these two teams is like watching an old-timers’ game. Just how ancient are these guys?

JACKSONVILLE 6, BALTIMORE 3

Can’t wait to see the excitement the Jaguars will bring to the Super Bowl.

ARIZONA 23, DETROIT 19

“Division-leading” Lions seem destined to lose their title soon.

OAKLAND 28, SAN DIEGO 9

Repeat after me: T.J. Simers has been right all along about the Chargers, and I’ll never doubt him again.

PHILADELPHIA 35, WASHINGTON 28

At this rate of improvement, the Eagles might make the playoffs in about 10 years.

TAMPA BAY 17, KANSAS CITY 10

Two good games from Trent Dilfer? Maybe we’re dismissing world-coming-to-end talk a bit hastily.

MINNESOTA 27, CHICAGO 24, OT

Jim Miller passed for 422 yards. But what kind of a name is Jim Miller for a quarterback?

TENNESSEE 24, CINCINNATI 14

Wait a second, Bruce Coslet is just now beginning to worry about job security?

ST. LOUIS 35, CAROLINA 10

Hey Georgia, strike while the iron is hot and sell the team. Pretty please.

NEW ORLEANS 24, SAN FRANCISCO 6

Apparently, Steve Stenstrom is not the answer for the 49ers. Also, the sky is indeed blue.

SEATTLE 20, DENVER 17

Looks as if Mike Holmgren knew what he was doing: Seahawks flying high at 7-2, Packers fading at 4-5.

ATLANTA

Open date, which allows Chris Chandler time to think of a new way to get injured.