New York scores two touchdowns in final two minutes to stay undefeated

Wayne Chrebet upstaged Keyshawn Johnson, catching an 18-yard touchdown pass from running back Curtis Martin with 52 seconds left to give the New York Jets a 21-17 victory at Tampa Bay on Sunday.

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Johnson, a frequent critic of Chrebet during Johnson's days with the Jets and in his book ''Just Give Me the Damn Ball,'' disrespected Chrebet again leading to the game matching 3-0 teams.

But Johnson caught only one pass for 1 yard, and for the third time in four games, the Jets came back to win after trailing in the fourth quarter, scoring two TDs in the final two minutes.

Victor Green recovered Mike Alstott's fumble at the Tampa Bay 24 to set up the winning score, two plays after Vinny Testaverde's 6-yard TD pass to Martin and a 2-point conversion pass made it 17-14.

Redskins 16, Giants 6

Brad Johnson, under fire with Washington off to a slow start, passed for 289 yards and two touchdowns as the Redskins (2-2) finally showed some Super Bowl form.

Johnson, who was 14-of-20, hit Irving Fryar with a 23-yard touchdown pass in the second quarter and threw a 21-yarder to Andre Reed early in the third. Johnson also had a 48-yard strike to Albert Connell, who had four catches for 122 yards, to set up a 25-yard field goal by Michael Husted.

Rams 41, Falcons 20

Kurt Warner threw four touchdown passes, including 80- and 85-yarders to Torry Holt.

Warner, who threw for 395 yards, also threw TD passes of 14 and 66 yards to Isaac Bruce as the Rams (4-0) increased their scoring average to 40 points. The defending Super Bowl champions have reached 30 points in an NFL-record 10 consecutive regular-season games.

Chiefs 23, Broncos 22

Elvis Grbac rallied Kansas City from a 12-point third-quarter deficit with a pair of TD throws, including a 22-yarder to Derrick Alexander with 2:21 left.

Grbac's 15-yard toss to Tony Gonzalez midway through the third quarter cut the deficit to 19-14.

Titans 23, Steelers 20

Steve McNair, who only took a few snaps all week and didn't start because of a bruised sternum, replaced injured backup Neil O'Donnell, and threw an 18-yard TD pass with 1:25 left.

McNair came in with 2:35 left after O'Donnell, making his first start at Three Rivers Stadium since leaving Pittsburgh, had his lower lip split open on a sack and wobbled to the sideline.

49ers 41, Cowboys 24

Jerry Rice caught two touchdown passes as San Francisco won its first game of the season and only its second in 16 games.

The 49ers and Cowboys, who played each other in six NFC title games and have played in 13 Super Bowls between them, are both 1-3.

Dolphins 10, Patriots 3

Miami became the first NFL team ever to allow just one touchdown in its first four games as it shut down Drew Bledsoe and New England (0-4).

The game featured 12 punts and five turnovers and Miami (3-1) made one big play -- a 53-yard TD pass from Jay Fiedler to Bert Emanuel. New England's best shot ended when Bledsoe overthrew Eric Bjornson in the end zone from the Miami 5 with just over a minute to play.

Ravens 37, Bengals 0

Rookie Jamal Lewis ran for 116 yards and a touchdown and Baltimore forced four turnovers and knocked out Cincinnati quarterback Akili Smith with a concussion.

Lions 21, Bears 14

Charlie Batch threw two touchdown passes and Kurt Schulz intercepted three passes from Cade McNown to lead Detroit (3-1) over Chicago (0-4).

Eagles 21, Saints 7

Donovan McNabb shook off early jitters and threw for a career-high 222 yards and two touchdowns for the Eagles (2-2).

Packers 29, Cardinals 3

Brett Favre finally looked like a three-time NFL MVP., throwing for 277 yards and a touchdown d directing six other scoring drives for the Packers (2-2).

Seahawks 20, Chargers 12

Seattle turned a San Diego defensive lapse into one touchdown, and Ryan Leaf's seventh interception of the season into another.

Raiders 36, Browns 10

William Thomas intercepted Tim Couch twice, including one that he ran back 46 yards for a touchdown. The Raiders (3-1) got a pair of 2-yard scoring runs from Tyrone Wheatley and another from Zack Crockett.