In a postmortem look at the performance which led to the Giants sacking Jay Cutler nine times during the first half on Sunday night, Marshall Faulk says not all of the blame should fall on the Bears’ offensive line.

Cardinals coach Ken Whisenhunt feels us as fantasy enthusiasts. Or so I would love to believe. Because Whisenhunt sounds about as exasperated about his current quarterback situation than your typical fantasy owner talking about his injured or ineffective quarterbacks.

Some pretty interesting comments out of Michael Crabtree on Monday are making the rounds.

The Bears’ offensive line paid homage to Chicago’s 1986 record-setting defense on Sunday night by making the once-pathetic Giants defense look like that fabled Monsters of the Midway Unit.

Josh McDaniels backed up Kyle Orton for calling the Tennessee Titans cheap.

Did anybody think that Michael Vick‘s ribs would be the most watched ribs since God broke off a piece of Adam back in the day? Although, I may exaggerate just a touch.

Watching Jay Cutler hung out as a human pinata at the Giants’ sack party on Sunday night was enough to make anyone cringe.

As part of the Buffalo Bills’ efforts to support Breast Cancer Awareness month and the NFL’s Crucial Catch campaign, the Niagara Falls have gone pink. Of course, players throughout the league have also gone pink, wearing pink cleats and gloves and other gear during NFL games this month.

Any birthday is a good birthday, jokes former NFL head coach Bum Phillips, who recently turned 87 and is busy talking up his new book, “Bum Phillips: Coach, Cowboy, Christian.”

Deion Sanders lists his Primetime performers from Week 4, and two kickers — John Carney and Josh Scobee — made the list this week. Kickers are now going Primetime.

Sometimes it’s difficult for players to take the medicine of truth to improve their game. Carson Palmer responded with his actions, and despite a loss to the Browns found his mojo.

It was a rough day on the injury front for the Eagles, who lost Michael Vick, Asante Samuel and WR Riley Cooper.

The nine sacks by the Giants during the first half of Sunday night’s game against the Bears have taken their toll on QB Jay Cutler.

With an assist from George Li on the NFL Network research desk, here’s a look at some of the most notable numbers and best performances to come out of Week 4.

Eagles CB Asante Samuel suffered a concussion against the Redskins and didn’t return to the game.