Raiders coach Tom Cable says that Bruce Gradkowski is still the team's starting quarterback when healthy. Jason Campbell led Oakland to its first winning streak since 2008 when they defeated Seattle on Sunday. Campbell completed 15-of-27 passes for 310 yards and two touchdowns. Gradkowski is dealing with a shoulder injury.

Vikings wide receiver Randy Moss said after the team's loss to the Patriots on Sunday that he won't talk to the media for the remainder of the season. Moss had just one catch for eight yards in his return to New England, the team that traded him to Minnesota four weeks ago. Moss had not spoken to reporters since Oct. 13, taking a $25,000 fine from the NFL for failing to cooperate with the media. "I got fined $25,000 for not speaking to you all. Me, personally, I really don't care," Moss said. "But at the same time, I do answer questions throughout the week. For the league to fine me $25,000, I'm not going to answer any more questions for the rest of this year. If it's going to be an interview, I'm going to conduct [it]. ... I'll ask myself the questions, then give y'all the answers. So from here on out, I'm not answering any more questions for the rest of this season."

Raiders cornerback Nnamdi Asomugha sprained his ankle in Sunday's win over the Seahawks and is expected to have an MRI. X-rays were negative and Oakland doesn't yet know the severity of the injury. Asomugha went down defending a deep pass to Seahawks wideout Golden Tate in the fourth quarter Sunday.

The Redskins benched quarterback Donovan McNabb late in their loss to the Lions on Sunday afternoon. McNabb was benched for Washington's final two possessions. Washington coach Mike Shanahan said Rex Grossman was more comfortable with the team's two-minute offense. "I thought that was the best scenario for us to win," Shanahan said. Grossman fumbled on his first play, Lions rookie Ndamukong Suh scooped up the football and returned it 17 yards for a touchdown. McNabb was 17-for-30 with 210 yards, a touchdown and an interception before he was benched.

Jets running back LaDainian Tomlinson made history with a eight-yard run on Sunday against the Packers. Tomlinson reached the 13,000-yard career rushing mark and joined Hall of Famer Walton Payton in an impressive club. He and Payton are the only players in NFL history to gain 13,000 yards rushing and 4,000 yards receiving. "It's a great honor for me," Tomlinson said. "The late, great Walter Payton, he was my favorite player of all time, the reason I wanted to play the position."

Vikings quarterback Brett Favre left the team's loss to the Patriots on Sunday after a jarring hit in the fourth quarter. Favre struggled to get up and needed eight stitches to close a gash on his chin. He had to be helped off the field and was carted to the locker room soon after. He admitted to thinking "what in the world am I doing?" as he was being brought off the field. "Taking a seat at the end of the game is new for me," Favre said. "Going into the tunnel on the cart, [that's what] I thought to myself for a few brief seconds." Favre claims he didn't suffer a concussion.

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones apologized to fans and asked for patience after the team's loss to the Jaguars on Sunday. "I'm embarrassed. Of course I am," Jones said Sunday. "And, to every fan, I should have and do take the ultimate, ultimate responsibility. I do. That's the way we're structured. That's the way I run it. There's no question that I have the plan and executing it to have the best players and the best coaching that we can have. I'm dumbfounded that we are 1-7." Jones misspoke. The Cowboys are actually 1-6. "You couldn't get me to say it, but you know that I thought we had a team here that could be one of the top competitive teams in the NFL," Jones continued. "I'm very, very, very sorry to our fans. You should have better than this. "You can tell by the way some of the things that we've done to certainly make the Cowboys everything you want them to be, you should be able to tell that I won't rest until we've figured some things out to get us in a different spot. ... What it is, I don't have that."

Jets defensive end Jason Taylor is leaning towards retirement at the end of the season, according to a league source. The evidence comes from the fact that Taylor, 36, has hired CAA for his off-field interests.

Colts wide receiver Reggie Wayne is prepared to step up offensively in the wake of injuries to Austin Collie and Dallas Clark. "Since (Austin) Collie is down and Dallas (Clark) is down, I've got to bring back the ol' me," Wayne said. Wayne had 45 catches for 602 yards and two touchdowns this season.

Patriots quarterback Tom Brady wants more out of the team's offense. New England was held to 179 yards in last week's win over San Diego. "There are certainly some things they did that were very challenging for us," Brady said. "At the same time, I'd like to think we can make some of those plays, too. Some days, you have a bad day at the office. ... We did in the first half and we played better in the second half. Hopefully that carries over into this week of practice because we can't have a bad half of football against this team. We have to play 60 good minutes of football."