Bears quarterback Jay Cutler throws during the second half against the Detroit Lions. He did something a Bears QB hasn't done in a long time Sunday.

- Jay Cutler passed for two touchdowns, ran for a third and became the first Bears quarterback since the NFL-AFL merger in 1970 to post a passer rating of at least 100 in three straight games, according to the Chicago Bears. However, Pro-Football Reference.com claims Jim McMahon in 1984, had 3 straight games with 100+ passer rating. Cutler could be the first in Bears history to do so because Elias has game-by-game data that dates back to 1970.

- Browns Rookie Wide Receiver Mohammed Massaquoi had 8 catches for 148 yards vs. the Bengals yesterday. The rest of the Browns receivers had 18 catches for 121 yards. Braylon Edwards has 10 catches for 139 yards this season.

- Peyton Manning reached two milestones Sunday. Manning threw a TD pass to Reggie Wayne, the 55^th time those two have connected for a TD. Manning joins Dan Marino as the only Quarterbacks to throw at least 55 TD to two separate receivers. Also, Peyton Manning ties Fran Tarkenton for 3^rd most TD passes (342) of all-time.

- Peyton isn’t the only Manning to be associated with Fran Tarkenton Sunday. Eli Manning threw three TDs to pass Fran Tarkenton for sole possession of third on the Giants all-time list with 106 career passing TDs.

- Jason Campbell threw three interceptions and has five interceptions on the season. Campbell had only six interceptions all of last season.

- Tennessee Titans, who had the best regular season record last year at 13-3, are 0-4. The only other since 1990 to make the playoffs at 0-4 was the 1992 San Diego Chargers. The Chargers finished that season 11-5. The Colts are 4-0 in the AFC South this year, so Tennessee has a mountain to climb.

- Finally, Tom Brady and Randy Moss connected on a touchdown for the first time since Super Bowl XLII.