Best NFL shots from Week 2

SI Staff | Sep 15, 2008

Best NFL shots from Week 2

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Michael Pittman leaps into the end zone for a first-quarter touchdown against the Chargers. The Broncos defeated San Diego 39-38 in the thriller of the week.

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The Broncos' Tony Scheffler wasn't able to get his hands on the ball against San Diego defender Steve Gregory.

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Colts' running back Dominic Rhodes spikes the ball after scoring on a two-point conversion that tied the game against the Vikings in the fourth quarter. Indianapolis won 18-15 after kicking a field goal with three seconds left.

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New England won its 21st straight regular-season game and beat the Jets 19-10 for the eighth straight time at the Meadowlands. ''We knew we had to play our best football to win,'' New York's Brett Favre said, ''and we weren't able to do that.''

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Rookie running back Jonathan Stewart helped Carolina beat the Bears 20-17, giving the Panthers an unlikely 2-0 start to the season.

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Redskins running back Clinton Portis carries the ball for an eight-yard, fourth-quarter touchdown as Saints safety Josh Bullocks is unable to make the tackle. Washington won 29-24.

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New Orleans cornerback Tracy Porter is face-down on the turf after being beaten by Redskins wideout Santana Moss on a 67-yard pass play for the winning touchdown in the fourth quarter.

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Willie Parker rushed for 105 yards to help the Steelers beat the Browns 10-6.

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The first half of the game got a little rough when the Bengals' Glenn Holt and the Titans' Cortland Finnegan grabbed each other's jersey. The Titans won 24-7.

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San Francisco's J.T. O'Sullivan shook off eight sacks to lead a comeback against Seattle. The 49ers won 33-30 in overtime.

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Aaron Rodgersescapes the grasp of Lions defensive tackle Langston Moore in the third quarter. Green Bay won 48-25.

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Bills quarterback Trent Edwards was 20-of-25 for 239 yards and a touchdown in Buffalo's 20-16 win over Jacksonville.