Garrett Hartley kicked an 18-yard field goal 6:29 into overtime Sunday as the New Orleans Saints remained unbeaten after 12 games with a 33-30 victory over the Washington Redskins. The Saints clinched the National Football Conference South with a far-from-perfect win that shows just how charmed their season is becoming. Drew Brees led an 80-yard drive with no timeouts, taking just 33 seconds to tie the game. He hit a wide-open Robert Meachem over the middle for a 53-yard touchdown with 1:19 to play. Colts 27, Titans 17: At Indianapolis, the Indianapolis Colts tied the NFL record for longest winning streak, beating Tennessee for its 21st consecutive regular-season victory. The only other team to win that many in a row: New England from 2006-08. The Colts can break the record next week at home against Denver. Peyton Manning threw one TD pass, Joseph Addai ran for two scores and the Colts spent the second half protecting the lead against the Titans. Cardinals 30, Vikings 17: At Glendale, Arizona, Kurt Warner, back after missing a game with a concussion, threw for 285 yards and three touchdowns as Arizona's defense stifled Brett Favre and Minnesota in a stunningly one-sided victory. Raiders 27, Steelers 24: At Pittsburgh, Louis Murphy caught an 11-yard touchdown pass from Bruce Gradkowski with nine seconds remaining, his second score in the final 5 1/2 minutes as Oakland scored three late touchdowns to deal Pittsburgh its fourth consecutive loss. Dolphins 22, Patriots 21: At Miami, Chad Henne threw for a career-high 335 yards and directed a 51-yard drive for the winning field goal with 1:02 left, and Miami rallied past New England. Eagles 34, Falcons 7: At Atlanta, Michael Vick accounted for a pair of touchdowns on his return to the Georgia Dome_ one running, the other passing _ and basked in the cheers of his former home and Philadelphia thoroughly dominated the short-handed Atlanta. Giants 31, Cowboys 24: At East Rutherford, New Jersey, Brandon Jacobs had the Giants' longest play of the season for just a few minutes, then Domenik Hixon topped it, lifting New York past Dallas. Chargers 30, Browns 23: At Cleveland, LaDainian Tomlinson scored his 150th career TD and stiff-armed Hall of Famer Jim Brown for eighth place on the career rushing list as San Diego won its seventh straight and 15th in a row in December by beating Cleveland. Bengals 23, Lions 13: At Cincinnati, running back Cedric Benson returned from a two-game layoff because of an injured hip and tied the team record with his fifth 100-yard game of the season, setting up Cincinnati's victory over Detroit that had even greater significance for the franchise. Jaguars 23, Texans 18: At Jacksonville, Florida, David Garrard threw two touchdown passes and Josh Scobee kicked three field goals as Jacksonville stayed in the AFC wild-card hunt with a victory over Houston. Panthers 16, Buccaneers 6: At Charlotte, North Carolina, Jonathan Stewart rushed for 120 yards and the game's only touchdown, and the Panthers intercepted rookie Josh Freeman five times – three times near the goal line – in a victory over Tampa Bay. Bears 17, Rams 9: At Chicago, Jay Cutler fizzled after a strong start, throwing for 143 yards and a touchdown without an interception as Chicago beat St. Louis. Broncos 44, Chiefs 13: At Kansas City, Missouri, Kyle Orton threw two touchdown passes as Denver used a punishing running game to manhandle Kansas City. Seahawks 20, 49ers 17: At Seattle, Olindo Mare kicked a 30-yard field goal as time expired to send Seattle over San Francisco, which wasted a career passing day from Alex Smith and many other opportunities.
