The 16th consecutive regular season win for the Colts will fit into Indianapolis’ record book rather neatly. The game tapes for this week’s game will show just how imperfect the Colts really are. On Sunday, with Peyton Manning being completely out of sync as well as the offense struggling to make touchdowns, Indianapolis turned to Joseph Addai, a former quarterback, to get a touchdown pass of 22 yards to give the Colts an 18-14 win over the 49ers and keep their perfect regular season record going.

For the very first time all season the Texans have back to back wins. They nearly let this game get away with their terrible second half performance. Two touchdowns were scored by Steve Slaton and Houston built up a big lead. The Texans then held on to win 24-21 on Sunday over the 49ers.

The 49ers head coach Mike Singletary got so frustrated with the poor play of his team that he couldn’t help responding to Harvey Dahl, former 49er, when the Falcons offensive lineman started engaging with Singletary near the sideline of the 49ers with Atlanta once again driving down field. Roddy White scored a touchdown on a catch and run play of 90 yards and also had a touchdown reception of 31 yards. Michael Turner had three running touchdowns as Atlanta pummeled San Francisco on Sunday 45-10, snapping the five home game winning streak of the 49ers.

Vernon Davis, 49ers tight end, caught a pass of 13 yards and scored the third touchdown for him in two weeks, while Patrick Willis had an interception return of 23 yards to score another touchdown. San Francisco was able to overcome the absence of Frank Gore, their star running back, with their 35-0 rout on Sunday over the winless Rams.

The Vikings couldn’t have imagined an any better finish to the game. Brett Favre threw a bullet into the end zone to a reserve wide receiver who normally doesn’t see much action during the final seconds of the game for an ending that was classic Favre. With two seconds to play Greg Lewis made a leaping catch to score a touchdown of 32 yards. Favre, who had been flattened on the play, watched while on his stomach as Minnesota stunned San Francisco on Sunday 27-24 to remain unbeaten.

Gore rushed for 207 yards in 16 carried and ran for touchdowns of 79 as well as 80 yards, his career best, as San Francisco defeated Seattle 23-10 and took an early lead in the NFC West.

Arizona’s NFC championship banner hung freshly from the rafters of the stadium. However the offense that had powered the Cardinals to win it wasn’t on display too often. On the other hand, the offense of the 49ers showed up enough to get the win. During the second half on Sunday San Francisco went three downs and out in five out of their six possessions. However Shaun Hill was able to direct an 80 yard, 15 play masterful drive on their other possession. With 7:26 remaining Hill threw a touchdown pass of 3 yards over to Frank Gore to give San Francisco a 20-16 win over Arizona.

Record 8-8