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The Cowboys had trouble wrapping up Steven Jackson, who scored three touchdowns.

It was over when ...
Josh Brown's field goal with 10:33 left in the fourth quarter gave St. Louis a four-score lead, 34-7. The Rams scored 34 consecutive points after the Cowboys scored on their opening drive.
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Steven Jackson rushed for 160 yards and three touchdowns. Jackson's 56-yard touchdown run in the third quarter helped break the game wide open.
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While Tony Romo sat for the Cowboys with his pinkie injury, Rams quarterback Marc Bulger had an injury on his throwing hand but played. Bulger was nearly perfect with the football and did not throw an interception. Cowboys starter Brad Johnson, on the other hand, threw three interceptions.
Noteworthy
Jackson suffered a quadriceps injury late in the game and will undergo an MRI. ... The Cowboys have lost three of their last four games. ... Cowboys linebacker DeMarcus Ware tied an NFL record with a sack in his 10th straight game. ... After starting the season 0-4, St. Louis has won two consecutive games under interim coach Jim Haslett. ... Bulger had a perfect 158.3 passer rating in the first quarter, going 3-for-3 for 73 yards and a touchdown.

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The Chiefs had not answer for LenDale White, who scored three touchdowns.

It was over when ...
Titans RB LenDale White raced 80 yards for a touchdown with 7:45 left in the fourth quarter, giving Tennessee a 27-0 lead to put the game away. White finish with 149 rushing yards and three touchdowns.
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After yielding two touchdown plunges to White earlier in the game, Chris Johnson finally broke through with a 66-yard touchdown run late in the fourth quarter. Johnson did all the dirty work and finished with 168 rushing yards on 18 attempts.
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The Titans gained 332 yards on the ground, while limiting Kanas City to only 58. The Chiefs were playing without RB Larry Johnson, who was deactivated for being late to a team function.
Noteworthy
The Titans have won an NFL-high nine consecutive regular-season games, the team's longest winning streak since 2000. ... Tennessee remained the only undefeated team in the NFL. ... Chiefs quarterbacks Brodie Croyle and Damon Huard left the game with injuries. Croyle left with a sprained left knee and is out for the season. Huard injured his right hand

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It was over when ...
Philip Rivers drove the Chargers to the Bills' 9 late in the fourth quarter only to be intercepted by LB Kawika Mitchell in the end zone. Mitchell took the interception to the Buffalo 31, setting up a 44-yard Rian Lindell field goal seven plays later. It gave the Bills a 23-14 advantage with 3:21 remaining.
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Bills QB Trent Edwards was sharp, playing for the first time since suffering a concussion in Week 5. Edwards completed 20 of his first 22 passes and finished 25-of-30 for 261 yards and a touchdown.
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The Chargers could not overcome Rivers' three turnovers (two fumbles, one interception).
Noteworthy
The game was delayed approximately 15 minutes in the first half due to a power outage that was reportedly caused by balloons striking a power line outside of Ralph Wilson Stadium. With no power, CBS' broadcast was halted, but officials eventually resumed play and kept time manually on the field. The lack of play clocks resulted in delay-of-game penalties by both teams. Power was partially restored with about 11 minutes left in the second quarter. The CBS broadcast resumed with seven minutes remaining in the first half, only to be interrupted again when the power went out a second time with two minutes remaining in the first half. Power was restored permanently midway through the third quarter ... Bills DE Aaron Schobel missed the first game of his career (117 starts) due to a foot injury. ... The Chargers will have a long flight to think about what went wrong on Sunday. The team will travel straight to London in preparation for next week's matchup with the Saints at Wembley Stadium as part of the NFL's International Series. ... The Bills are 5-1 for the first time since 1995.