Alas, the first bye week here, but have no fear. We’ve got at least five blue-ribbon games on tap this week, including a battle of undefeated teams.

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The Cardinals are reeling, the Jets defense takes on the Saints this week, and more in Tuesday’s roundup.

The Dolphins acquired QB Tyler Thigpen from Kansas City for an undisclosed draft choice, the Chiefs announced Tuesday.

Week 2 was filled with sensational finishes and as each game passes, the words of Patriots QB Tom Brady from a few weeks about shine through. Brady said — and I’m paraphrasing here — no one is bigger than the game and this game goes on without you.

The Chicago Bears not planning to sign veteran free agent LB Derrick Brooks, according to a league source.

Teams look to fill holes as injuries begin to mount after three weeks of football.

Minnesota Vikings coach Brad Childress joined Steve Mariucci and Mike Martz on The Head Coaches show on NFL Network Monday, discussing the Vikings last-second win over the 49ers, the final drive led by QB Brett Favre and the rivalry with the Green Bay Packers.

Dallas Cowboys RB Marion Barber was declared inactive for Monday’s game against the Carolina Panthers due to a left thigh injury that has limited him in practice.

The pregame hype surrounding Michael Vick’s comeback increased television ratings for the Eagles’ Week 3 win over the Chiefs, but it was Kevin Kolb who moved the offense for more than 400 total yards.

I would argue that right now — in the 2009 NFL season — is the most challenging time to be a a fantasy owner.

Vikings QB Brett Favre and a host of rookies are making news around the Web on a Monday morning.

Marshawn Lynch is eligible to return to practice with the Bills today, and it will be interesting to see how he is incorporated into the offense with Fred Jackson playing so well.

The Chiefs could be making some personnel changes following an offensively dreadful performance Sunday in a 34-14 loss to the Eagles.

For anyone waiting for an update on the Dwight Freeney injury front, the wait will have to continue at least a little longer.