Peyton Manning is on a historic pace this season, throwing for 1,470 yards and 16 touchdowns in the first four games.

Manning is now more than a year removed from multiple neck surgeries.

"It's not even close," said John Fox in comparing Manning this season to 2012.

The New York Jets are not considering a change at quarterback despite the struggles of Geno Smith.

"It's not a thought at this point right now," said Rex Ryan when asked.

Smith committed four turnovers in Sunday's loss to the Tennessee Titans.

The Jets have Matt Simms and Brady Quinn as options.

Arian Foster is ready for an increase in usage after splitting carries in the first three weeks with Ben Tate.

Foster has recorded 18, 19 and 12 carries during Weeks 1-3, while Tate has received nine carries in each game.

Foster had 79 rushes for 294 yards last season after the first three games.

“I’m feeling good. My body feels good,” said Foster. “I’m ready to go whenever they want to let me go. But you’ve got to be patient and trust coach.”

Russell Wilson and the Seattle Seahawks will face J.J. Watt and the Houston Texans on Sunday with a makeshift offensive line.

“I think we’ll do a great job,” Wilson said. “They’re obviously a very talented defense, and it all starts with J.J. and his ability to get to the quarterback and makes plays. We’re going to have to play our best football and step up to the challenge on the road.” 

Paul McQuistan will start at left tackle for Russell Okung, while rookie Michael Bowie will start at right tackle.

“People love J.J. at Wisconsin,” Wilson said. “I remember at the Pro Bowl last year, J.J. and I were talking at dinner. He said, ‘Man, if I had stayed for my senior year we probably would have won the national championship.’” 

The Atlanta Falcons have struggled in the red zone this season, but Tony Gonzalez won't complain about his lack of targets.

Gonzalez is second on the Falcons with 11 receptions, 16 less than Julio Jones.

"When you have so many weapons like this, nobody can afford to be like, 'Hey you’ve got to throw me the ball in order for us to win.' I’m not going to take that attitude because I know the caliber and the talent that we have on here," Gonzalez said. "It might have been different when I was in Kansas City. I would have come to you and been like, `Yeah, I think probably need to get the ball a little bit more.’ But with the guys we have on this team, it’s not like that at all. 

"I will play whatever play is called. And if Matt puts the ball in the air, I will try my (hardest) to make the catch. And hopefully I can help this team win." 

Mike Wallace has been impressed by the play of second-year quarterback Ryan Tannehill.

"I think he's a really good player. I think he's ahead of where I thought he would be," said Wallace. "He's a smart player. Whatever it is, the hype and stuff we've been getting the past week or two, he's like, 'I don't care about it.'  He's the same guy. He goes to work and prepares the same way. I think that's going to make him a very good player. He doesn't get caught up in the hype. He continues back to work and worries about what he did wrong. He's not worried about the good throws he made, he's worried about the ones he missed. As long as our quarterback is working like that, we'll be fine."

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have decided to bench Josh Freeman and will start Mike Glennon at quarterback.

The Buccaneers will be on a bye after playing the Arizona Cardinals in Week 4.

Glennon was a third round pick by the Buccaneers this season.

Trent Richardson had just 35 yards on 13 attempts in his debut with the Indianapolis Colts, but he did score a touchdown.

Richardson also raved about playing with Andrew Luck.

“First of all, Andrew is the smartest person I have ever met,” Richardson said. “He’s a rocket scientist. This man has about four or five audibles in one play. He is the man. First pick of the draft and the third pick, it’s a blessing.”

Jon Gruden praised Greg Olson's early work as offensive coordinator of the Oakland Raiders.

"What Greg has done is created a lot of chaos," Gruden said.

Gruden hired Olson as his quarterbacks coach with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in 2008.

Olson calls Gruden one of his biggest influences as an offensive coach, citing his "presentation and preparation," as well as Gruden's belief of being a team that applies pressure rather than feeling pressure.

"You're going to have to deal with (Darren) McFadden; on the other side you're going to have to deal with Pryor and the option, the zone read and all the nuances that go along with that," Gruden said.

"I've seen Wildcat formations. I've see shifts to no-back sets. I've seen them bring in (Matt) McCants, a big offensive tackle, to play tight end. You're seeing a coordinator that's doing everything he can to adapt to a new quarterback."

Aaron Rodgers has been blitzed 25 times through the first two games of the season and has been sacked on just two of those occasions.

Rodgers is averaging 19.64 yards per completion when blitzed, which ranks first among all NFL quarterbacks.