including returns of an interception and an onside kick for touchdowns; new Bears starting quarterback Brian Griese throws three interceptions. Cleveland Browns 27, Baltimore Ravens 13 Derek Anderson throws two first-quarter touchdowns, and the Browns defense holds Baltimore to 13 points on eight Baltimore drives into Cleveland territory. Dallas Cowboys 35, St. Louis Rams 7 Tony Romo throws for 331 yards and three touchdown and runs for a fourth score. Tampa Bay Buccaneers 20, Carolina Panthers 7 The Bucs defense makes things miserable for backup Panthers quarterback David Carr and his offense; Carr throws for only 155 yards on 41 attempts. Seattle Seahawks 23, San Francisco 49ers 3 With starting QB Alex Smith out with an early injury, 49ers second-stringer Trent Dilfer completes only 12 of 33 passes, throws two interceptions and is sacked five times. Kansas City Chiefs 30, San Diego Chargers 16 Tyron Brackenridge, a rookie free agent defensive back on the Chiefs, returns a Philip Rivers fumble 50 yards for a touchdown in the fourth quarter. Arizona Cardinals 21, Pittsburgh Steelers 14 The Cardinals go ahead in the fourth quarter when Steve Breaston returns a punt 73 yards for a touchdown; Arizona's defense sacks Ben Roethlisberger four times and forces two costly interceptions. Indianapolis Colts 38, Denver Broncos 20 A banged-up Colts team scores on six of its last eight possessions, including three Peyton Manning touchdown passes and one Manning TD sneak. New York Giants 16, Philadelphia Eagles 3 College football polls: LSU takes over the top ranking in the AP Poll from USC after the Trojans' sloppy 27–24 win over Washington. USC remains atop the Coaches and Harris Polls, with LSU second. USC becomes the first team to lose the #1 ranking in either poll after a victory since 2002. ESPN.com After a tumultuous week that saw 10 of last week's Top 25 lose to lower-ranked or unranked teams, the remainder of the poll is completely overhauled, with only one team (Nebraska) holding down the same position in the AP Poll as last week. Highlights: Cal, Ohio State, and Wisconsin rise to #3 through #5 in all three polls. Two weeks after earning the school's first ranking in history, South Florida enters the top 10, at #6 AP/#9 Coaches/#10 Harris. Boston College enters the top 10 for the first time since 1992 (#7 AP/#6 Coaches and Harris). Kentucky enters the top 10 for the first time