Antwaan Randle El's 52-yard punt return for a touchdown was his second punt runback for a score in three games. The Cardinals (3-6) are winless in nine road games dating to last season.
Lions 12, Bears 10
At Detroit, Jason Hanson's 48-yard field goal with 39 seconds to go gave the Lions (3-6) consecutive wins for the first time in three years. Hanson made four field goals.
The Bears (3-6) had a chance to win three straight for the first time in two years and end a road losing streak that now stands at 12.
Jets 27, Raiders 24, OT
At Oakland, California, Doug Brien's 38-yard field goal won it in overtime for the Jets. Chad Pennington threw a 3-yard touchdown pass to Jerald Sowell with 1:09 left and a 2-point conversion pass to Anthony Becht to force overtime.
Brien made up for his botched field goal in a 31-28 overtime loss to the Giants last Sunday. He wasn't ready for the snap and had a 51-yard field goal blocked.
The Jets (3-6) sent Oakland (2-7) to its fifth straight loss.
Chiefs 41, Browns 20
At Kansas City, the Chiefs (9-0), coming off a bye, remained the only unbeaten team. Trent Green threw three touchdown passes and Priest Holmes scored two touchdowns. Green hit 29 of 42 passes for 368 yards, and Holmes had 93 yards rushing and 66 receiving. He has six touchdowns in his last two games against Cleveland.
Dante Hall's 77-yard kickoff return set up a field goal for the Chiefs, who increased their lead in the AFC West to four games over Denver. Hall also had a 29-yard kickoff return and totaled 159 return yards against Cleveland (3-6).
Rams 33, Ravens 22
In St. Louis, the Rams and Baltimore combined for 11 turnovers in the sloppiest game of the season. The Rams got the win by forcing seven turnovers and knocking rookie quarterback Kyle Boller out of the game. That performance covered up for a suddenly incompetent offense that had been ranked No. 1 in the NFL.
St. Louis (6-3) also had the drops with four turnovers, two by punt returner DeJuan Groce, and went almost two quarters without a first down at one point.
Jamal Lewis, the NFL's leading rusher, had 111 yards on 27 carries for his seventh 100-yard game for Baltimore (5-4), but also lost two fumbles.
Panthers 27, Bucs 24
At Charlotte, North Carolina, the Panthers (7-2) got a sweep of the season series over the defending champion Buccaneers (4-5). Jake Delhomme's 5-yard touchdown pass to Steve Smith with 1:06 remaining won it.
Tampa Bay defensive end Simeon Rice guaranteed a Buccaneers victory earlier this week, but the defending champions are now left with only a slight chance of even winning the NFC South. The Panthers, played without Stephen Davis, the NFC's leading rusher.
Titans 31, Dolphins 7
At Nashville, Steve McNair threw for 201 yards and two touchdowns, and Tennessee (7-2) won its fourth straight game and sixth in the past seven.
Miami (5-4) came in allowing just 13.8 points per game, best in the NFL, and the Dolphins had been unbeaten on the road this season.
But Tennessee set a franchise record of scoring 30 or more points for the sixth straight game.
In other NHL games: Cowboys 10, Bills 6; Bengals 34, Texans 27
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