captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- hey, there, everybody, there is "sportscenter." matt winer and we'll be along to scrutinize week two of the season in a moment. but first, playoff time. the chase for the nascar playoff cup went green today. 10 racers qualified. mark martin atop the standings. at 50 he would be five years older than any previous cup champ. johnson, blows the engine. ragan ends up in his pit

backwards. juan pablo montoya tied for ninth in the chase, began the day on the pole. in the 42. aggressive. gets around denny hamlin and jimmie johnson and into third. next lap montoya around kurt busch, into second place behind only martin. ambrose bumps into a.j. allmendinger. trouble. >> juan's hungry to win but mark's the man to do the job. >> the martin crew is confident on the restart. three laps to go. montoya jumps off the line and sticks his nose past martin. but martin is able to hold him off. final lap. a.j. allmendinger spins out again, martin finishes under a caution and he gets the win the >> eem speechless. -- i'm speechless.

i can't talk right now, boys. >> 50-year-old mark martin, first to the line today in new hampshire. >> this is just incredible. i'm sure -- pinch me. i'm sure i'm sleeping, dreaming. heck, it couldn't be easy to run that end with that lead there. we had to have what, three caution restarts and all kinds of chances for me to mess up. and i did. but just i guess not enough to lose. >> what was that final restart like, trying to get the win? >> it was good. mark just threw me on there. i could have pushed him out of the way, how slow he run, but i respect him. i won't wreck him but i will bump him. >> montoya played is is -- it straight and settled for second. here are the standings after the first of the 10 races in

the chase. mark martin striking a blow for seniors everywhere. they'll head to dover, delaware, next sunday on abc. today at the meadowlands the chase was on to get to tom brady. jets and patriots. we send it over to john. >> thanks a lot. here with mike ditka and merril hoge as we're going to run down all of the national football league games of the day. but as you stated, everyone was after tom brady today and that's exactly the way they played the game, did the jets. here is what the rookie quarterback, mark sanchez did. 14-22. 15 -- 163 yards including the winning touchdown to dustin keller. first time they've beat them since 2000. but the real story, tom brady's streak of 21 games where we win

with him as starting quarterback ends. and he was below 50% in passing. it was very clear early and often that the new york jets were going to put a lot of pressure on tom brady. why were they able to get that done? >> i go back to last week, studying the tape there. they've got a wide receiver there, andre johnson, one of the best in football in texas. today they matched up with randy moss. but the jets have the best corner in football in daryl reeveous, nuck 24. -- reeveous, number 24. i know people are going to question and i know you're sitting there smiling, coach, but you can have a plan is -- plan to get after tom brady but if you can't trust the guys on the outside it's a little more difficult and -- >> where's he from?

>> pitt. >> where did he grow up? >> aliquippa. born in allegheny general hospital. >> but they're still going to run this. that's their philosophy. they're going to come after you. you saw what happened with brady today. he didn't have time to find the guy. he couldn't get omente >> here's the question though. tom brady coming off missing an entire season because of the knee injury. is he tentative there? he was not sacked at all. >> he wasn't sacked, but there were people around him all day. i don't think it has anything to do with tom brady. i think it has to do with how they played defense against hem. they're missing welker, believe me. and moss is moss. you put the best defenders on

him and you shut him down. that's what you do. >> the only mental hurdle he struggles with is if he has to step up in the pocket and throw the ball down the field. because that's where he got hurt last year against the kansas city chiefs. the mental hurdle today he had to get over is getting popped and getting hilt under the chin a lot. it makes every great quarterback very average when you get hit a lot. >> all right. we're just getting started here. drew brees and the saints marched into philly and put on an offensive show. shee owe the eagles and kevin kolb responded. and the twins moving one game behind the tigers for first place. highlights ahead. hi, it's jimmy football here. nobody likes number 2. so we just upgraded you to number 1. introducing the bud light foozie! it's a foam finger. it's a can coozie. boom. whoa.

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john saunders alongside merril hoge and mike ditka. the saints for the second consecutive week go up against a quarterback making his squteisk start. drew brees, eighth straight game he's had at least two dating back to last season. obviously we know with drew brees nine touchdown passes in two games, going to be able to air it out. >> in the last couple years it's always been about drew brees. when you have a strength you must complement that strength. different dimensions to your team. it's very difficult to defend and offense that has apt -- options like that. what they did today, they complimented the saints. they were physical up front and or offensive line just whipped

philadelphia. their backs complemented, and they were balanced. 29 carries. that's about as balanced as you can possibly get. that's the one thing the saints i believe have lacked. we'll see if they can keep it all year. but the first couple weeks they've had it. >> and because they're a good offensive football team they get you out of doing what you want to do. philadelphia threw the ball 37 times today and that's uncharacteristic of them. you have to throw the ball because you want to, not because you have to. that's catching up with them. kevin kolb did throw for almost 400 yards so they'll be able to get that start but this is philadelphia. you know people are out there, michael vick is now eligible to play. people are going to be screaming for vick to play. could you think he's going to see some action? >> i do. i mean he's not there for

decoration. you can't hang him on a christmas tree. you play him. and when you play him you give your team another dimension. how much? doesn't matter, they got to prepare for it. >> and we've got to remind people this is not a chance to start michael vick. quite honestly, you'd ruin his career. he's going to need maybe a year or two to rebuild that timing and rhythm that goes along with playing the quarterback position. there is no way he is ready to start now. as far as packages go, no prock but -- >> but it's philadelphia. we know the fans are screaming for na. >> the saints scored 40 or more points in each of their first two games this season. and they're -- their 93 points through two games is the second highest total in nfl history

behind only the 1968 raiders' 95 points. the closest thing l.a. has to an nfl team is -- did not have a good weekend. the biggest upset of the young season has shaken up the a.p. poll. u.s.c. fell nine spots to 12th today and the win puts the washington huskies into the top 25 for the first time in six years. there it is. alabama and ole miss each moved up a spot. miami is all the way up from 20 to 9. and like u.s.c., b.y.u. hammered at home by florida state dropped out of the top 10 from seventh to 19th. back to baseball.

angels and the fading rangers. howie kendrick. and you are so not catching that. two-run poke. two batters later, gary matthews jr., solo shot. his fourth of the year gives the angels the lead. holland gone after 5 2/3. he allowed six earned. kendrick up with bases loaded against jason grilli. look at him go get that. past marlon byrd. kendrick tied a career high with five r.b.i. and the angels win 10-0. they take 2-3. cardinals and cubs will go at it tonight on "sunday night baseball" but don't expect to see milton bradley in the lineup for chicago. the cubs have suspended bradley for the rest. season due to ongoing issues

with his attitude from the team. the last straw was apparently bradley being scratched from the lineup and then telling a reporter "you understand why they haven't won in 100 years here." more nfl on the way here. panthers and falcons renewed their n.f.c. south rivalry. down to the flinal -- final play, a thriller in atlanta on the way. and "sunday night baseball" at the top of the hour. the likely national league m.v.p., albert pujols, going fo

back on "sportscenter." phillies and braves, rubber game in atlanta today. first game, this gets interesting. chase utley strikes out looking. shane victorino caught stealing. apparently he did not agree with the call. helmet goes down. he's tossed. makes for -- for a short afternoon in atlanta. raul ibanez, doubles to left center field. phillies go on to win 4-2 so the phillies' magic number to win the national league east is down to six. more football on the way. more on the patriots and their offensive struggles against the jets at the meadowlands. and "sunday night baseball." the cardinals are 35-16 since matt holliday arrived in st. louis. they go for the sweep of the cubs at 8:00 eastern.

welcome to the other studio, the football studio, if you will as prime time "sportscenter" continues. john saunders through the miracle of tv goes from here to here. that's tom jackson. we've been together for? >> 23 years. >> and welcome to those of you watching the ravens and charges and the bills and bucs. we also have chris mort -- chris mortensen and bill scheckter. let's get right to it. we knew this much -- the winner of the patriots at jets game would be the only team without a loss in the a.f.c. east.

jets doing the talking, patriots being quiet. well, why not? we won eight in a row in the meadowlands. darrelle revis makes a big pick in the first quarter. patriots had all the yards in the first half but only led 9-3. mark sanchez to dustin keller. young quarterback really coming into his own. brady for joey galloway, it's broken up. the new york jets have beaten the new england patriots. as we said, at the meadowlands for the first time since vinny was quarterback in 2000. 16-9. neither team had 300 yards. it was that sort of game but in the end, tom brady in 15 starts against the jets has lost in only three of tem -- them. but the jets backed up their talk all week.

their coach, rex ryan. >> the patriots are a hell of a football team. i just thought we were the better team team. -- today. that's all we said, that we believed we were the better team today. we went out and showed it. what an amazing team win. it wasn't all the offense, all the defense. it was all of us. special teams put us in great shape in defense. jim leonard at the end, that was huge. >> give the jets credit. they just did a better job than we did today and i don't really think there's a whole lot more to say about it. they just outplayed us, outcoached us, performed better than we did over the 60 minutes and that was the story of the game. >> we've got to try to get back to work and take the positives from the game and learn from the mistakes we made and move forward. we play a tough atlanta team next week.

>> well, first half yards, the way the jets came out to start the second with authority, with crispness, with conviction. sanchez started throwing the they played defensively for 6 op minutes but they just looked like hey, we've stood toe to toe with this team's best shot and we can do it. >> i wand shall -- want to talk about the defense. rex ryan's defense looks like they've been playing this for 10 years. look at the presnap movement they have. they're walking around, five guys on one side of the ball, they'll shift to five guys on the other side. tremendous spresh -- pressure on tom brady even though a sack doesn't show up in the statistics. they made him get rid of the ball quicker than he wanted. the -- and the most fundamental

thing you have to do well, tackle well. they put them on the ground right there. >> can we talk defense too? >> i was excited about their defense too. the game plan for the jets was phenomenal. get the ball out of tom brady's hands. and the jets brought 24 secondary blitzes. that's with the secondary player, a corner, safety, nickelback, blitzing from the outside. what that does is completely makes your offense dysfunctional. you have to cover on the back end and the secondary coverage along with the blitzes was amazing. it got them off the football field. it allowed mark sanchez and the jets just to capitalize on a few offensive possessions. you think about the third quarter. seven first downs and 10 points in the thirst alone. when you play that kind of

defense that's all you need to do. let's move on to the saints and eagles. starting without donovan mcnabb. kevin kolb making his first career start. play-action here. to jackson. 71 yards and a touchdown, his first career touchdown pass for kolb. longest of his career too, surprisingly. drew brees, six toochtd passes a week ago. rolls out. finds evans. down the sidelines and in. drew brees, 311 yards and three touchdowns. that's nine touchdowns over the first two weeks of the season and the eighth straight game with 9 least -- with at least thry dating back to last season. >> you look at the guys up front, the offensive line, they've been together for a long period of time.

butch art has stepped in and done a great job in the absence of jamal brown. they're calming long and we're excited about what we have. >> we played pretty good today, but there are some things we've got to do to improve. i thate approach for each of our weeks is to get better for the next week. >> there are some good plays and some plays he shouldn't have done. the first half he did some real good things. >> donovan, if he's not your starter next week is kevin kolb your starter? >> emmitt >> i just hate that i killed myself and killed the team with those turnovers. you cant lou yourself to do that. it put us in a hole at the top of the third and we couldn't recover. >> no question, if you were listening to you guys this morning and boomer asked the question, can they survive without donovan mcnabb over this short period of time, i

believe your answer was yes, but not today, not against this guy. >> yes. because it's about the team you are playing, the person you are playing and nobody plays quarterback right now quite like drew brees. you expect him to put up 25, 35, 48 points. he forces you to have a game plan where you match that. kevin kolb. i thought it was a misprint, threw for 391 yards. but in doing so he turned the ball over six times. critical mistakes. >> he actually did a pretty good job early in the football game managing the game. they got the big touchdown passes to jackson. this game is 10:1010 left -- with -- 10-10 with a minute left in the second quarter. then at the end of the third it's now 31-13 and your

quarterback is asked to be -- to be superman. unfortunately kevin kolb can't do that right yet. >> saints? no. they've scored 93 points now the first two games. that's the second most out of president gait -- gate in nfl history. the 1968 raiders, the mad bomber, daryl lamonica, 95. in case you're wondering. it's pretty good. everybody caught one but dan abramowitz. >> and let's join adam. >> a very big week for the eagles. this will be the first week that michael vick is eligible to play. the feeling around the league is that he will not be ready to play quarterback and ideally the eagles would like to rest

him for another week to get him to the bye week. to get donovan mcnabb two weeks' rest would be ideal. they have kolb and all of a sudden michael vick back him up. that does afford a little bit of cushion in terms of bringing back donovan mcnabb slowly and when he's ready. >> and you heard andy say it will be kevin kolb next week. and i'm sure it will be brett favre in uniform. making his 271st consecutive start against detroit. the lions beat the vikings twice last year? but they didn't win. now adrian peterson. tied 10-10. we have seen this before. detroit was very game but in the end, it dissipated. brett favre actually threw for more yards than peterson ran

for. so for this one, minnesota wins it. we all know tampa bay lost 26 in order to start their career, if you will. but now 19 losses in a row tie a chicago cardinals squad in the 1940's and an early 1960's oakland raiders squad as second most. they used to beat minnesota all the time. they just can't win. all right. chicago and pittsburgh. these two teams scream defense. low-scoring game. jay cultler to johnny knox. he finds gold for a touchdown. we're tied at 14-14. jeff reed missed two makeable field goals. 43-yarder. no. now robby again. so fort knox is gold and robby is solid gold. the bears win it 17-14. after a heartbreaking loss.

one of the stories of the day, the teams that lost the heartbreakers last week by and large won this week. >> it means a lot. means a lot to this team. we've had a lot of pressure and expectations on us since i got here and since orlando got here and since the defense has stepped it up. it's good to get this one off our backs an move on. we went to green bay with the whole city of chicago on us, which is fine. we love it. we expect that. but to get this one behind us and get rolling, we love it. it's going to be good for us. >> kudos for the beards facing a rough -- for the bears facing a rough early start. pittsburgh could not put it away. but kudos chicago and defensively they played pretty well without urlacher. >> yeah, there were plays made by that front four of the chicago bears. i thought the penetration not

only in rushing the passer but also in defending the run actually is what keyed the football game. i thought, you know, we had that question this morning, who is going to miss who more? the bears urling a acker or the steelers troy polamalu? i thought you definitely saw today that they missed troy polamalu much more than the bears missed urlacher. >> and far as hard as we were on jay cutler last week, he played that good this week. he was very sharp. great game plan by the bears to take advantage of the quick passing game, get the ball out of his hands, make quick, decisive decisions with the football. and they carried the football. let's not forget, they only rushed the ball 18 times from 43 yards. so this thing sat squarely on jay cutler's shoulders and he responded very well.

if you can get this kind of play out of cutler the rest of the year, now this might be the chicago team we expected. >> and krpg they play that well defensively over the course of an entire season if it takes that long for brian urlacher to come back? because he is out for the year. he's done. >> the front four there are beasts. when you watch the way they can dominate play, they're going to do all right defensively. yes, they're missing great play in terms of brian, but they're certainly going to be good enough to win if jay cutler plays the way he did today. >> their front four had fallen off a little from that super bowl, hadn't it? >> yes. >> well, this game between the ravens and charges was more like the ravens' type of score. >> the ravens a week ago, 500

plus yards. this week againing, darren sproles, this little guy, look at him take off. >> what? >> and then cut it back and just forget it. 81 yards. touchdown and a 7-0 lead. joe flacco to toad heap. the ravens have the 28-16 lead. sproles subpoena stuffed by ray lewis. boy, did they fool the ravens on that play. 31-26 the final here. phillip rivers, first career 400-yard rushing game the ravens throw 500 yards last week. 30-plus points this week. is this now an offensive juggernaut as opposed to a

defensive juggernaut? >> i think it's a balanced team and that's what they've always been searching for in baltimore, a wallaced -- bools -- balanced football team. it's what they've been searching for for years. i would not be surprised if this is the matchup we see in the a.f.c. championship game moving forward. two very, very good football teams. the baltimore ravens, having balance on offense, i don't know how you beat them. >> what about the pressure we expected to come from the charges -- chargers? with the return of shawne merriman we expected tremendous pressure. tp just has not been there. you joked about it, that last play, i've got a guy who just threw for over 40 yards, he's sharp as he can be but the last play we're going to run is a run, literally a live -- diving right alt ray louis. i hate to second-guess a coach but boy, you would have thought somewhere in there is an option

with the ball in phillip rivers' hands. >> but how about the way rivers played? i know it's a loss. but 400 yards speaks for itself. really this is a team without the starting guard, without the nose tack. it's on rivers if they're going to win. at home to miami and then a bye. it's on rivers if they're going to survive this first little quarter. >> and they -- to throw the ball down the football field under duress is what he's being asked to do now. almost every single pass play he's getting hit. it's remarkable the production considering the circumstances he's splay -- playing under. >> well, little sproles -- >> that's the question. >> you're sharing time, sharing time, eventually you've got to see how many touches this kid can handle.

how many times can we give him the ball and what can he handle? >> right. but you don't want hill doing this all year long but -- >> i don't know how long i want him doing it. i look at maurice jones drew and i say well, can we give him this? eventually you want to see how much you can give him. >> the winner of the seahawks- niners game was going to be the only one with no losses in the division. he could go all the way jim 79 yards for 16, in the end zones -- -- zone. he had 207, early third quarter. square -- scary moment. hasselbeck trying to dive into the end zone right before the half. he knows something is wrong. trent, you know better than us, this is ribs. seneca wallace with the bright

green sneakers, play the second half. the niners have beaten arizona and the seahawks. so not only are they 2-0, they're 2-0 in the division and they're bringing hard defensive play a la mike singletary, their coach. if they can run near what they did today with gore in this division they're going to be a ton, a ton to handle with. >> i really believe that. they're a very good football team. outside of patrick lewis i don't know how many guys you can name off their office -- defense. this is a team committed to great defense. they understand continuity and play their plays very well. you can never underestimate defensive play calling, how crucial it is for a defense. the one thing they're doing, tom, which i know you love, they're getting off the football. 4-14 they hold the seahawks to

on approximated. it doesn't matter that your offense is a little boring, you're going to give them the football president >> it means guys are sticking to their assignments. we always talk about how difficult this is. mike singletary has changed the culture of the way the san francisco 49ers play booble -- football. this is much more what he was in chicago, and he is bringing that to the bay area. you think of the san francisco 49ers, you think of finis. not with singletary at the helm. >> by the way, note to to michael crabtree, how are you enjoying this now? you could be part of a 2-0 team and have about $15 million in your pocket president >> oh, come on! >> a lot of the greats on the sidelines tonight. all the niners there that you remember at the hall of fame.

finesse or not. >> love that team. love that team. you know that. >> me too. >> we helped build it! >> coach walsh and i really wrote quite a playbook, didn't we? texans and titans. this was going to be a blowout as predicted. down 21-7. matt schaub to andre johnson. where's the coverage? where's the pressure? tied 24-24. kerry colonies -- collins to chris johnson. you think he's fast? he could go all the way. one of those. 91 yards. three t.d.'s. fan -- ran for 197. he caught 87 yards more but it doesn't matter because the ravens -- excuse me, the fumble by kerry collins as the texans lead the titans 34-31. recovered for the texans.

collins can't believe it. up 21-7 on the houston team looking like it was in big trouble. apparently not. the texans went 10-0 last year before their first loss. they've begun 0-2. and the titans certainly off the schneid. >> we're a .500 team that, we're very inconsistent. we've got some -- so many things to fix to be competitive. we feel good about winning today, but we've got a long, long way to go. >> we said we were going to come together as 53 guys and come on the road and find a way to get it done. last week was in the past and we're moving forward. can't dwell on the past game, good or bad. >> in order to win we had to play till the last minute. it started off ugly. but we talked last night, the team. and we were just saying that

all we had was each other. no one was gick us a chance to win this game. we were going to play for each other and that's what we did. >> one note. maybe the jets' defense is good. that's one thing. but it's not about the -- big win, houston. tennessee 0-2 now. a shock to me. >> yeah, and yet i think houston did a great job today. when you look at all the yards the titans put up, the counter by the texans was the 29 rutches -- they used to preach this. it's not about the yards you gain, it's about the carries which gives balance to the offense, which is the thing that really protected matt schaub and now allows him to go to the best person on the team, andre johnson down the field. >> you're going to look at the yards and be shocked but more distressing for tennessee is seven explosive plays they gave up. good defenses just don't do

that. >> yeah. >> you made the point. and to start a year ago behind kerry collins, everybody was talking about him for m.v.p. you know what the records say about making the playoffs when you start 0-2. >> 10 days off. >> the two teams that had 10 days off both lost. what do we know? we know nothing. >> and the redskins lost defensive quarterback and they go to the jerkts the 2-0 gets -- jets, maybe they can return the favor and give the jets their first loss after the jets gave them their first loss a year ago. but you're in trouble. and they face peyton manning and tom brady before the bye week, boom.

>> something to keep track of. certainly the bengals couldn't over come last week, could they? >> oh, remember that last-second loss to the prks? carson palmer to chad coaches -- chad ochocinco. he said he was going to do it. the lambeau leap. we're number one! 31-24, the bengals over the packers although they did try and cough this one up at the end. but they hang on for the victory. bills-bucs. buffalo's home opener. trent edwards. t.o. --? oh, what a great throw. >> incomplete. edwards, long bounce to evans. this time, trent edwards to terrell owens. he catches it. throw right there. how about that no-huddle

offense? the bills, who lost a heart-breaker last week, like the bengals. they come back and win. tampa had never played at buffalo in their 34-year history. that's why it was a 4:00 start. they figured after 34 years, wait the another three hours. the bucs now, still scratching. panthers-falcons. jake delhomme coming off last week's disaster against philadelphia. played pretty darn well in atlanta. delhomme. we show this. the only pick he threw. he actually played well. >> all day. >> and he throws the ball, a hail mary. look it at this. wayne jarrett. key. he almost caught it. >> klose. -- close. >> it was that close to being a miracle.

john fox's panthers have the best record in the conference. falcons are 2-0, winning by 28-20. very impressive. broncos against the browns. this is --? oh, there you have you have -- you are. did you do this, t.j.? >> that was shannon sharpe doing it. correll buckhalter, couple of initiatively -- nifty little moves there. then the power. he bulls his way in and the broncos win easily, 27-6 to go to 2-0 on the season, dropping the browns to 0-2 you. see the numbers for brady quinn. 18-31 for 161 yards and a pick. kyle orton meanwhile, the guy nobody wanted, that chicago tried to get rid of in favor of

jay cutler, he's just 0-2 on the season, boom. >> don't tell anyone. couple too -- other scores. arizona goes into jacksonville and roll them. kurt warner 24-26. a new percentage mark. breaking another mark by vinny testaverde. washington and the rams put football back about 30 years. and oakland, another theam that -- team that should have, could have, would have last week, come back to beat the chiefs. so all the teams that lost in a heart breaker, just about, won games. it's rosh hashana. up got to. >> next week we go to an hour and a half. >> we do. >> baseball next.