Nevada roared back from a 17-point halftime deficit Friday night, beating No. 3 Boise State 34-31 in overtime in a wild game for the Wolf Pack?s biggest win ever. The loss snapped Boise State?s winning streak and ended any hopes the Broncos would play in the BCS title game.

With bye weeks over, each of the NFL's 32 teams were in action in Week 11. This week's action was highlighted by New England's narrow win over Indianapolis, yet another loss by the Vikings and an overtime win by the Redskins. Chicago 16, Miami 0 Trench Counter: Bears +5.7, Dolphins -5.7 The Chicago Bears (7-3) shutout the Miami Dolphins (5-5) on Thursday night. Jay Cutler went 16-for-25 with 156 yards and an interception, but Chicago?s defense was stout enough. Matt Forte led the Bears with 101 total yards and the only touchdown of the game. Johnny Knox led the team in receiving with five receptions for 55 yards. The Bears had six sacks of Tyler Thigpen. Thigpen went 17-for-29 with 187 yards and an interception. Thigpen also led Miami in rushing with 27 yards on six scrambles. Miami managed just 187 total net yards against Chicago?s defense. Brian Hartline led the Dolphins in receiving with five catches for 70 yards as Miami failed to reach the end zone. Baltimore 37, Carolina 13 Trench Counter: Ravens +11.3, Panthers -11.3 The Baltimore Ravens (7-3) maintained pace with the AFC?s best with a win over the Carolina Panthers (1-9) in North Carolina. Joe Flacco went 24-for-33 with 301 yards and a touchdown, which came on a 56-yard pass to T.J. Houshmandzadeh in the first quarter. Ray Rice had 131 total yards and a touchdown in the win, while Baltimore got two touchdowns on interception returns in the fourth quarter. Brian St. Pierre went 13-for-28 with 173 yards, a touchdown and two interceptions in his first start with Carolina. Mike Goodson was Carolina?s leading rusher with 120 yards on 22 carries. David Gettis caught two passes for 92 yards, including an 88-yard touchdown connection with St. Pierre in the fourth period. Buffalo 49, Cincinnati 31 Trench Counter: Bills +9.1, Bengals -9.1 The Buffalo Bills (2-8) got their second win over the season in as many weeks in a victory over the Cincinnati Bengals (2-8). Ryan Fitzpatrick had 316 yards, four touchdowns and two interceptions as Buffalo stormed back from an early deficit. The Bills also got 116 yards and two scores from Fred Jackson. Fitzpatrick?s leading target with Steve Johnson, who caught eight passes for 137 yards and three touchdowns. Carson Palmer went 19-for-34 with 230 yards, two touchdowns and two interceptions, while Cedric Benson excelled on the ground with 25 carries fro 124 yards and a score in the defeat. Jordan Shipley was Cincinnati?s leading receiver with five catches for 71 yards, while Terrell Owens and Chad Ochocinco both found the end zone. Dallas 35, Detroit 19 Trench Counter: Cowboys +8.4, Lions -8.4 The Dallas Cowboys (3-7) are now 2-0 under coach Jason Garrett after defeating the Detroit Lions (2-8) in Texas. Jon Kitna went 18-for-24 with 147 yards and three touchdowns, his second straight impressive performance. Felix Jones and Marion Barber combined to rush for 87 yards on 24 carries, while Miles Austin had just two catches for seven yards but both led him into the end zone. Shaun Hill had 289 yards, two touchdowns and an interception and Maurice Morris rushed for a team-high 31 yards on 10 attempts. Nate Burleson hooked up with Hill seven times for 97 yards and a score and Calvin Johnson caught six passes for 46 yards and a touchdown of his own. Jacksonville 24, Cleveland 20 Trench Counter: Jaguars -1.9, Browns +1.9 The Jacksonville Jaguars (6-4) scored 14 points in the fourth quarter to comeback and top the Cleveland Browns (3-7). David Garrard went 20-for-34 with two touchdowns and three interceptions, while Maurice Jones-Drew threw one pass -- an interception. Jones-Drew did his job on the ground though, rushing 23 times for 133 yards and a touchdown and also grabbing three receptions for 87 yards. Colt McCoy went 17-for-28 with 241 yards, a touchdown and an interception. Peyton Hillis was limited on the ground, gaining just 48 yards on 21 carries. McCoy scrambled four times for 39 yards to help move the football. Hillis was Cleveland?s biggest gainer through the air as well, grabbing six passes for 95 yards and a touchdown. Kansas City 31, Arizona 13 Trench Counter: Chiefs +10.9, Cardinals -10.9 The Kansas City Chiefs (6-4) got back to their winning ways against the Arizona Cardinals (3-7) on Sunday afternoon. Matt Cassel went 15-for-24 with 193 yards and a pair of touchdowns. Jamaal Charles led K.C. on the ground with 12 rushes for 88 yards, while Thomas Jones had 71 yards and two touchdowns on 15 carries. Dwayne Bowe remained hot with six receptions for 109 yards and two trips to the end zone. Derek Anderson had 295 yards and a touchdown, but Arizona was forced to punt seven times. Tim Hightower and Beanie Wells combined to rush for 101 yards on 20 touches. Steve Breaston led the Cardinals with five catches for 92 yards, while Larry Fitzgerald had six receptions for 90 yards and a touchdown. Green Bay 31, Minnesota 3 Trench Counter: Packers +14.4, Vikings -14.4 The struggles of the Minnesota Vikings (3-7) continued with a loss to the rival Green Bay Packers (7-3). Aaron Rodgers had a field day with 301 yards and four touchdowns on 22-for-31 passing and Matt Flynn even took some snaps late in the game. Greg Jennings had his best game of the season, recording seven catches for 152 yards and three touchdowns. Dimitri Nance and Brandon Jackson rushed for 65 yards in the win. Brett Favre was just 17-for-38 with an interception and said after the game that he?d ?re-evaluate.? Adrian Peterson rushed 14 times for 72 yards as Minnesota failed to reach the end zone. Sidney Rice, playing in his first game of the season following August hip surgery, led the Vikings in receiving with three catches for 56 yards. N.Y. Jets 30, Houston 27 Trench Counter: Jets -1.6, Texans +1.6 The New York Jets (8-2) recorded their third-straight dramatic victory when they beat the Houston Texans (4-6) in New Jersey. Mark Sanchez had 315 yards, three touchdowns and an interception, including a pair of beautiful passes on New York?s game-winning drive in the final minute of the game. Shonn Greene and LaDainian Tomlinson combined to rush for 78 yards on 27 carries, while Santonio Holmes (seven catches for 126 yards and two scores) and Braylon Edwards (86 yards and a touchdown) were Sanchez?s top targets. Matt Schaub went 19-for-33 with 254 yards and a touchdown just a few days after he was hospitalized with a knee injury. Arian Foster led Houston offensively with 22 carries for 84 yards and two touchdowns, continuing his breakout season. Tight end Joel Dreessen, again starting for Owen Daniels, led the Texans in receiving with four catches for 106 yards and a score. Pittsburgh 35, Oakland 3 Trench Counter: Steelers +9.9, Raiders -9.9 The Pittsburgh Steelers (7-3) dominated the Oakland Raiders (5-5) in a game that was highlighted by the ejection of Richard Seymour after he slapped Ben Roethlisberger in the helmet following a touchdown. Roethlisberger had 275 yards and three touchdowns on 18-for-29 passing and added 55 rushing yards and another score. Mike Wallace, who also rushed once for 19 yards, had three receptions for 119 yards and a touchdown. Jason Campbell started, going 7-for-19 with 70 yards and an interception, but he was benched by coach Tom Cable when the Steelers had the game well in hand. Bruce Gradkowski came in and went 13-for-24 with 98 yards and an interception. Michael Bush (33 yards on four carries) and Darren McFadden (14 yards on 10 touches) were also limited by Pittsburgh?s defense. Washington 19, Tennessee 16 (OT) Trench Counter: Redskins +8.1, Titans -8.1 The Washington Redskins (5-5) topped the Tennessee Titans (5-5) in overtime at LP Field. Donovan McNabb went 30-for-50 with 376 yards, a touchdown and an interception. Santana Moss was McNabb?s top target with six receptions for 106 yards and a score. Keiland Williams and Clinton Portis combined for 100 yards on 28 carries as Washington won on a 48-yard field goal by Graham Gano midway through overtime. Vince Young, who went 12-for-16 with 165 yards, injured his thumb and didn?t return after both the injury and a tantrum on the sidelines. Rusty Smith came on to throw for 62 yards and an interception on nine attempts. Chris Johnson was strong as usual, going for 130 yards on 21 touches. Nate Washington led the Titans in receiving with five receptions for 117 yards. Tennessee?s lone touchdown came on a 87-yard punt return by Marc Mariani in the first quarter. New Orleans 34, Seattle 19 Trench Counter: Saints +10.2, Seahawks -10.2 The New Orleans Saints (7-3) jumped out to an early lead against the Seattle Seahawks (5-5) in Louisiana and never looked back. Drew Brees went 29-for-43 with 382 yards, four touchdowns and two interceptions. Chris Ivory led New Orleans on the ground after Reggie Bush was a last-second scratch, gaining 99 yards and a touchdown on 23 carries. Marques Colston (113 yards) and Robert Meachem (50 yards) both caught two scoring strikes from Brees. Matt Hasselbeck had 366 yards and a touchdown, while Marshawn Lynch rushed just seven times for 36 yards as Seattle was forced to play catch-up. Mike Williams led the Seahawks with six receptions for 109 yards and Ben Obomanu had a touchdown and five catches for 87 yards against New Orleans. Tampa Bay 21, San Francisco 0 Trench Counter: Buccaneers +12.6, 49ers -12.6 The Tampa Bay Buccaneers (7-3) made a statement by shutting out the San Francisco 49ers (3-7) in the Bay Area. Josh Freeman went 13-for-20 with 136 yards and two touchdowns, which was enough for Tampa Bay to win. LeGarrette Blount and Cadillac Williams combined to rush 33 times for 133 yards and a score. Mike Williams, who was arrested for a DUI during the week, had three catches for 54 yards and a touchdown. Troy Smith had 148 yards and an interception as San Francisco was completely shutout. Smith also rushed for 45 yards on five scrambles. Josh Morgan led the 49ers in receiving with four catches for 51 yards and also lost a fumble in the loss. Atlanta 34, St. Louis 17 Trench Counter: Falcons +8.6, Rams -8.6 The Atlanta Falcons (8-2) used a strong effort in the second half to top the St. Louis Rams (4-6) and keep pace with the NFL?s best teams. Matt Ryan had 253 yards and two touchdowns and also completed a two-point conversion attempt to Roddy White in the fourth quarter. Michael Turner starred with 131 yards and a touchdown, while White grabbed a team-high nine receptions for 83 yards. Sam Bradford performed well against one of the NFL?s best teams, going 27-for-42 with 233 yards, two touchdowns and an interception. Steven Jackson was limited to 54 yards on 11 carries by Atlanta?s defense. Despite the loss, the Rams are just a game back of the Seahawks in the NFC West. New England 31, Indianapolis 28 Trench Counter: Patriots +9.4, Colts -9.4 The New England Patriots (8-2) held off a furious rally by the Indianapolis Colts (6-4) as Peyton Manning was intercepted in the final minute in New England?s red zone. Tom Brady went 19-for-25 with 186 yards and two touchdowns, while BenJarvus Green-Ellis and Danny Woodhead combined for 165 yards and two touchdowns on the ground. Deion Branch led with seven receptions for 70 yards, while Wes Welker and Aaron Hernandez caught touchdown passes from Brady. Peyton Manning went 38-for-52 with 396 yards, four touchdowns and two picks. Donald Brown led Indy in rushing with 17 carries for 68 yards, while Reggie Wayne had eight receptions for 107 yards and a touchdown. In addition to Wayne, Manning threw scoring passes to Blair White (two) and Gijon Robinson.

Despite months and months of planning for the Wrigleyville Classic, Big Ten officials announced Friday?less than 36 hours before kickoff?that the schools had agreed to run all offensive plays toward the west end zone because of safety concerns. The west end zone got lots of action as Illinois beat Northwestern 48-27 on Saturday in the odd-looking game, according to an Associated Press report.

Tyler Eifert caught a touchdown pass a few steps away from the home dugout, Darrin Walls returned an interception 42 yards for a score and Notre Dame beat Army 27-3 Saturday night in the first football game at the new Yankee Stadium, according to an Associated Press report.

Kellen Moore shook off an interception and fumble in the first quarter to throw for 333 yards and four touchdowns, two each to Titus Young and Austin Pettis, and No. 3 Boise State used a smothering defense to rout Fresno State 51-0 on Friday night, as reported by the Associated Press.

Chicago's defense allowed only 187 yards and a single third-down conversion Thursday night, and the Bears won 16-0 to send the injury-ravaged Dolphins to their second home shutout in 40 years, according to an Associated Press report.

Michael Vick finished Monday's 59-28 win over the Redskins with over 300 yards passing, 50 yards rushing, four touchdowns in the air and two on the ground, something no player has accomplished in NFL history. Vick found both DeSean Jackson and Jeremy Maclin on spectacular long touchdown passes. ?I feel like I?m playing the best football because of the coaches that I have and the guys that I?m playing with and the offensive line is playing great," said Vick after the game. "I have a great group of guys around me. So it complements me as well, this is me doing a great job and the other guys doing their job too. It just goes hand in hand.?

There were two overtime games in the NFL on Sunday with the Jets and 49ers coming out on top. In addition, the Cowboys won with their new coach and Brett Favre and the Vikings struggled yet again. Atlanta 26, Baltimore 21 Trench Counter: Falcons +5.3, Ravens -5.3 Matt Ryan connected with Roddy White on a 33-yard touchdown pass to give the Atlanta Falcons (7-2) a victory over the Baltimore Ravens (6-3) on Thursday night. Ryan went 32-for-50 with 316 yards and three touchdowns, including two to White (12 receptions for 138 yards). Michael Turner had just 39 yards on 17 carries as Atlanta relied on their passing game. Joe Flacco went 22-for-34 with 215 yards, three touchdowns and an interception. Baltimore got some better production on the ground, getting 59 yards from Ray Rice and 34 yards from Donte Stallworth on a pair of rushes. Todd Heap (57 yards and a touchdown), Anquan Boldin (50 yards and a score) and Derrick Mason (48 yards and a touchdown) led the Ravens in receiving. Buffalo 14, Detroit 12 Trench Counter: Bills +1.9, Lions -1.9 The Buffalo Bills (1-8) got their first win of the season over the Detroit Lions (2-7) at Ralph Wilson Stadium. Ryan Fitzpatrick had 146 yards and a touchdown, while Fred Jackson excelled with 133 rushing yards and a score through both the air and on the ground. Lee Evans led Buffalo in receiving with two catches for 52 yards. Shaun Hill went 29-for-50 with 323 yards, a touchdown and an interception. Jahvid Best had 35 yards on 17 carries in the loss, which was Detroit?s 25th consecutive road defeat. Calvin Johnson was the team?s lone offensive star, catching 10 passes for 128 yards and a touchdown. Chicago 27, Minnesota 13 Trench Counter: Bears +0.2, Vikings -0.2 Brett Favre threw three interceptions as the Minnesota Vikings (3-6) continued their struggles in a loss to the Chicago Bears (6-3). Jay Cutler went 22-for-35 with 237 yards, three touchdowns and two interceptions. Johnny Knox had five catches for 90 yards, while Devin Hester, Greg Olsen and Kellen Davis all caught scoring receptions. Matt Forte rushed 21 times for 69 yards in the win. Favre went 18-for-31 with 170 yards a touchdown and four total turnovers. Adrian Peterson ran 17 times for 51 yards, while Toby Gerhart added 20 yards on four attempts. Percy Harvin led Minnesota with four catches for 64 yards and a touchdown, the team?s only of the game. N.Y. Jets 26, Cleveland 20 (OT) Trench Counter: Jets +4.6, Browns -4.6 Santonio Holmes caught a 37-yard pass from Mark Sanchez in overtime to give the New York Jets (7-2) an overtime victory over the Cleveland Browns (3-6). Sanchez went 27-for-44 with 299 yards, two touchdowns and an interception. Shonn Greene had 72 yards and LaDainian Tomlinson added 57 yards on 18 carries. Holmes led New York in receiving with five catches for 76 yards and a score. Colt McCoy went 18-for-31 with 205 yards and a touchdown in his fourth straight start. Peyton Hillis, coming off a huge effort against the Patriots, had 82 rushing yards and a touchdown on 19 carries. Josh Cribbs touched the ball just twice on offense, but he tallied 51 yards. Mohamed Massaquoi caught a three-yard pass from McCoy in the fourth quarter. Indianapolis 23, Cincinnati 17 Trench Counter: Colts +9.1, Bengals -9.1 Peyton Manning didn?t throw a touchdown pass, but the Indianapolis Colts (6-3) still defeated the Cincinnati Bengals (2-7). Manning went 20-for-36 with 185 yards while Donald Brown and Javarris James combined for 76 yards on 22 carries. Jacob Tamme led Indianapolis in receiving with seven catches for 73 yards. Kelvin Hayden scored Indy?s first touchdown on a 31-yard interception return in the first quarter. Carson Palmer went 31-for-42 with 292 yards, two touchdowns and three interceptions. Cincinnati had 72 rushing yards on 20 carries, while Chad Ochocinco led the Bengals in receiving with seven catches for 86 yards and a touchdown. Miami 29, Tennessee 17 Trench Counter: Dolphins +12.6, Titans -12.6 The Miami Dolphins (5-4) lost both Chad Pennington and Chad Henne to injury but still topped the Tennessee Titans (5-4) at Sun Life Stadium. Henne went 19-for-28 with 240 yards, a touchdown and an interception after replacing Pennington early on. Tyler Thigpen finished the game with 64 yards and a touchdown on 4-for-6 passing. Ricky Williams had 11 carries for 64 yards, while Ronnie Brown dashed for a two-yard run in the first quarter. Anthony Fasano led Miami with 107 yards and a touchdown. Kerry Collins had 51 yards before departing with a calf injury, while Vince Young finished 9-for-18 with 92 yards, a touchdown and an interception. Chris Johnson excelled with 117 yards and a score; Young scrambled twice for 14 yards (he also lost a fumble). Bo Scaife led Tennessee with seven catches for 51 yards. Tampa Bay 31, Carolina 16 Trench Counter: Buccaneers +9.9, Panthers -9.9 The Tampa Bay Buccaneers (6-3) defeated the Carolina Panthers (1-8) to remain in the NFC South picture. Josh Freeman went 18-for-24 with 241 yards and two touchdowns. LeGarrette Blount led Tampa Bay in rushing with 19 carries for 91 yards and a score, while Cadillac Williams rushed for 62 yards and a touchdown. Mike Williams (four receptions for 68 yards) and Kellen Winslow (six catches for 65 yards and a score) led the team in receiving. Jimmy Clausen went 16-for-29 with 191 yards, while Mike Goodson led Carolina in rushing with 100 yards on 23 carries. Steve Smith led the Panthers with three catches for 47 yards. Carolina?s only win of the season came against San Francisco. Jacksonville 31, Houston 24 Trench Counter: Jaguars +8.5, Texans -8.5 The Jacksonville Jaguars (5-4) stole a game from the Houston Texans (4-5) on a Hail Mary pass from David Garrard to Mike Thomas as time expired. Garrard went 24-for-31 with 342 yards and two touchdowns, while Maurice Jones-Drew had 100 yards and two scores on 24 carries. Thomas led Jacksonville with eight catches for 149 yards, including 50 yards on the game-winning catch. Matt Schaub went 22-for-32 with 314 yards and two touchdowns, while Arian Foster rushed 15 times for 56 yards and a score. Andre Johnson (146 yards and a touchdown on nine catches) and Kevin Walter (six receptions for 90 yards and a score) led Houston in receiving. After starting the season 4-2, the Texans have lost three straight. Denver 49, Kansas City 29 Trench Counter: Broncos +7, Chiefs -7 The Denver Broncos (3-6) jumped out to a 35-0 lead over the Kansas City Chiefs (5-4) and never looked back. Kyle Orton went 22-for-34 with 296 yards and four touchdowns, while Tim Tebow threw his first NFL touchdown pass in the win. Knowshon Moreno had 106 yards on 22 carries and Tebow added another score on a one-yard run in the second quarter. Brandon Lloyd led Denver with six receptions for 90 yards and two touchdowns. Matt Cassel went 33-for-53 with 469 yards and four interceptions, but Kansas City fell behind early. Jamaal Charles rushed 14 times for 41 yards. Dwayne Bowe led the Chiefs with 13 receptions for 186 yards and two score, while Charles added five catches for 80 yards and a touchdown. Dallas 33, N.Y. Giants 20 Trench Counter: Cowboys +14.7, Giants -14.7 The Dallas Cowboys (2-7) won in Jason Garrett?s first game as their head coach against the New York Giants (6-3) on Sunday afternoon. Jon Kitna went 13-for-22 with 327 yards, three touchdowns and an interception. Felix Jones and Marion Barber combined for 98 rushing yards on 22 yards. Dez Bryant had the best game of his young career, catching three passes for 104 yards and a score. Eli Manning had 373 yards, but struggled going 33-for-48 with two touchdowns and two interceptions. Ahmad Bradshaw led New York in rushing with 20 carries for 73 yards. Mario Manningham had 10 catches for 91 yards and a touchdown. Seattle 36, Arizona 18 Trench Counter: Seahawks +12.3, Cardinals -12.3 After taking the lead in the second quarter the Seattle Seahawks (5-4) didn?t trail against the Arizona Cardinals (3-6). Matt Hasselbeck went 22-for-34 with 333 yards and a touchdown, while Justin Forsett and Marshawn Lynch combined for 93 yards and two scores on 22 carries. Mike Williams led Seattle with 11 receptions fro 145 yards and Deon Butler added four catches for 66 yards and a score. Derek Anderson went 23-for-45 with 322 yards, a touchdown and an interception. Arizona rushed for just 41 yards, with Tim Hightower tallying 39 yards and a touchdown on 13 carries. Steve Breaston (98 yards), Larry Fitzgerald (91 yards) and Early Doucet (71 yards and a touchdown) were the Cardinals? top receivers. San Francisco 23, St. Louis 20 (OT) Trench Counter: 49ers +12.7, Rams -12.7 Joe Nedney kicked a 29-yard field goal in overtime after a pass interference call to give the San Francisco 49ers (3-6) a big win over the St. Louis Rams (4-5). Troy Smith went 17-for-28 with 356 yards and a touchdown. Frank Gore dashed 22 times for 87 yards and a touchdown, while Smith scrambled three times for 12 yards. Smith completed passes for six different receivers, with five players surpassing the 50-yard mark. Sam Bradford went 30-for-42 with 251 yards and a touchdown. Steven Jackson rushed for 81 yards and a score on 20 carries for a 4.1 yards-per-carry average. Brandon Gibson was the leading receiver for the Rams with eight catches for 72 yards and Danny Amendola had seven receptions for 51 yards and touchdown.