A look back at some of the most interesting numbers and statistics to come out of Week 8, with an assist from the crew on the NFL Network research desk.

The initial postgame reports on the right hamstring injury suffered by WR Kenny Britt don’t appear positive for the Titans.

The Titans lost QB Vince Young and WR Kenny Britt to injuries in Week 8, two of the most notable players on the injury radar.

A follow up on Brett Favre, who still took the podium following Sunday’s loss to the Patriots, even though he wasn’t able to finish the game after taking a hard hit to the chin during the fourth quarter.

Titans QB Vince Young left Sunday’s game against the Chargers with a left leg injury.

An injury update out of Oakland, where Nnamdi Asomugha had to be helped off the field after suffering a right ankle injury during the fourth quarter against the Seahawks.

A woozy and shaken up Brett Favre left Sunday’s game during the fourth quarter for the Minnestoa Vikings and was later carted off the sideline at Gillette Stadium.

There are two kinds of heartbreak in fantasy football. Which one happened to you today?

A rough start in Arizona by Cardinals rookie QB Max Hall – rough to the tune of two interception returns for touchdowns — has resulted in a Derek Anderson sighting during the second quarter.

Chargers RB Ryan Mathews scored a rushing touchdown, so you know what that means — time for Mathews to sit on the bench. Because Mathews always gets benched when ever he shows some flashes.

Why does Cardinals QB Max Hall wear one of those wrist bands with all of the plays on it? The only thing that should be written on Hall’s arm should be — THROW IT TO LARRY — in huge block letters. Any play coming through the headset should just be translated to “throw it to Larry Fitzgerald.”

One early injury update out of San Diego, where Titans WR Kenny Britt is questionable to return after suffering a right hamstring injury.

Lions QB Matthew Stafford seems ready to play. At least that is what his four-touchdown performance against the Redskins told us.

Vikings WR Percy Harvin left Sunday’s game against the Patriots during the first quarter with a left ankle injury.

When the Redskins had one last chance to defeat the Lions in Detroit on Sunday, they chose to do so without starting QB Donovan McNabb.