Carolina Panthers 23, New Orleans Saints 10 The Saints end the season with three straight losses after a 13–0 start. Chicago Bears 37, Detroit Lions 23 San Francisco 49ers 28, St. Louis Rams 6 The Rams suffer their eighth straight loss and end the season with a league-worst 1–15 record, that earn them the top selection at the Draft. They would also become the 9th team to finish a season at 1-15. Pittsburgh Steelers 30, Miami Dolphins 24 The Steelers are eliminated from the playoff on a tiebreaker despite their win, thus the 2003–2004 New England Patriots remain the last repeat Super Bowl champions, while the Dolphins, the host team for Super Bowl XLIV, are also eliminated from the postseason with their third straight loss. Green Bay Packers 33, Arizona Cardinals 7 The teams will meet again in the Wild Card Round at Arizona on January 10. Baltimore Ravens 21, Oakland Raiders 13 The Ravens claim an AFC wild card berth with this win, and will meet the New England Patriots in the Wild Card Round at Foxboro on January 10. Dallas Cowboys 24, Philadelphia Eagles 0 The Cowboys clinch the NFC East title, and earn home field advantage in a rematch against the Eagles in the Wild Card Round on January 9. San Diego Chargers 23, Washington Redskins 20 The Chargers extend their winning streak to 11 games. Tennessee Titans 17, Seattle Seahawks 13 Chris Johnson breaks Marshall Faulk's record for total yards from scrimmage and becomes the sixth player to rush for 2,000 yards in a season. Kansas City Chiefs 44, Denver Broncos 24 Despite the Broncos' Kyle Orton becoming the sixth quarterback this season to pass for 400 yards in a game, they are eliminated from the playoffs with this loss. Sunday Night Football: New York Jets 37, Cincinnati Bengals 0 A crushing win in the last regular-season game at Giants Stadium gives the Jets an AFC wild card berth and a rematch with the Bengals in Cincinnati on January 9. Cricket England in South Africa: 3rd Test in Cape Town, day 1: 279/6 (83.2 ov, Jacques Kallis 108*) Kallis scores his 33rd Test century and the seventh in 28 matches against England. Pakistan in Australia: 2nd Test in Sydney, day 1: 127 (44.2 ov, Mohammad Asif 6/41); 14/0. Pakistan trail by 113 runs with 10 wickets remaining in the first innings. Asif claims a career-best six-wicket