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Matt Stover kicked a 42-yard field goal with 7:39 remaining in overtime to lift the Ravens to a 20-17 victory over the Jets on Sunday.

The New England Patriots stopped a late Seattle comeback to beat the Seahawks 30-20 Sunday, running their streak to 20 wins, including playoffs. They also tied the league record with their 17th consecutive regular-season victory.

Chad Pennington led the New York Jets on a second-half comeback. Rookie Jonathan Vilma sealed it.

Curtis Martin carried the New York Jets through the snow and to a sloppy victory, while etching his name in the NFL record books.

Pain couldn't stop Travis Henry. Neither could the New York Jets.

Chad Pennington won the showdown between Marshall quarterbacks -- barely.

Edgerrin James wanted the ball, and he got it.

Chad Pennington threw a 3-yard touchdown pass to Jerald Sowell with 1:09 left and completed the 2-point conversion pass to Anthony Becht to force overtime. Then Doug Brien kicked a 39-yard field goal and the Jets beat the Raiders 27-24 Sunday.

Vinny Testaverde threw three touchdown passes, and the Jets sacked Drew Bledsoe a season-high seven times en route to their first win of the season, 30-3 over the Buffalo Bills on Sunday in East Rutherford, N.J.

Dallas 17, New York 6

The Miami Dolphins took their frustrations out on the New York Jets early, then had to hold on at the end.

The Indianapolis Colts hoped on Sunday to fix some of their flaws in time for the AFC playoffs. They settled for a win.

What Curtis Martin called a sinking ship two months ago is sailing into the NFL playoffs.

They won and waited. And then, the Cleveland Browns were forced to wait some more before they could celebrate.

The New England Patriots proved again they can never be counted out.

Maybe the New York Jets left their fight on the practice field. They certainly didn't play Sunday like a team bidding for the postseason.