Around the NFL: Week 6

Arizona 30, Dallas 24 (OT)
After his team coughs away a 10-point lead, the Cardinals' Sean Morey packs a Dallas punt attempt in overtime. Monty Beisel, left, runs the loose ball in for a score and a huge Arizona victory.

Paul Connors, AP

St. Louis 19, Washington 17
Who's got two thumbs and kicked a game-winning field goal? Josh Brown. The Rams kicker nails one from 49 yards out to give St. Louis a stunning upset win over the Redskins.

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Green Bay 27, Seattle 17
Packers QB Aaron Rodgers runs for a touchdown late in the first half, then throws two second-half TDs as Green Bay rallies from a 10-3 deficit to overwhelm Seattle and pull into a first-place tie.

Elaine Thompson, AP

Chargers 30, Patriots 10
Is this the end of the Patriots dynasty? Philip Rivers toys with the New England secondary for 306 yards and three touchdowns as the Pats suffer a second embarrassing loss in their last three games.

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Houston 29, Miami 28
The Texans are winless no more. Trailing 28-23 late, quarterback Matt Schaub orchestrates a clutch drive and caps it off by scoring from three yards out, as Houston drops Miami.

Dave Einsel, AP

Atlanta 22, Chicago 20
Minutes after missing a potential game-icing field goal, Atlanta's Jason Elam drills one from 48 yards out to down the Bears. Chicago scored with 11 seconds left to take a one-point lead, but pooches the ensuing kickoff, helping the Falcons get into field goal range.

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Jacksonville 24, Denver 17
The host Broncos had no answer for either David Garrard, left, or Maurice Jones-Drew. Garrard threw for 276 yards and a score, while Jones-Drew ran for 125 yards and two touchdowns in the Jags' road upset.

David Zalubowski, AP

Minnesota 12, Detroit 10
Facing a 2nd-and-20 in the final moments, Minnesota tries a deep pass to Aundrae Allison - who draws a dubious 42-yard pass interference call. Kicker Ryan Longwell then hits the game-winning field goal with nine seconds left.

Jim Mone, AP

Indianapolis 31, Baltimore 3
Peyton Manning seems to have shaken off the rust. The Indianapolis QB picks apart the Ravens defense for 271 yards and three touchdowns -- including two to Marvin Harrison -- as the Colts move to 3-2, while handing Baltimore its third straight loss.

AJ Mast, AP

New Orleans 34, Oakland 3
Drew Brees is nearly perfect through the air, completing 26 of 30 passes for three touchdowns. One of those scoring strikes finds Reggie Bush, who also scores on the ground as the Saints improve to 3-3 with a rout of the Raiders.

Bill Haber, AP