State 38 National Football League Week 16: New York Giants 38, Buffalo Bills 21 The Giants rush for 291 yards and clinch a wild-card berth. Before the game, Bills tight end Kevin Everett, who suffered a career-ending spinal cord injury earlier in the season, visited his teammates' locker room, walking in under his own power. Chicago Bears 35, Green Bay Packers 7 The Packers, who botch four punts on a wintry day, lose any chance of winning the top seed in the NFL playoffs. Cincinnati Bengals 19, Cleveland Browns 14 Derek Anderson throws four interceptions; the Browns' playoff hopes now ride on an Indianapolis win over Tennessee next week. Detroit Lions 25, Kansas City Chiefs 20 The Lions end a six-game losing streak thanks to a 102-yard performance from running back T. J. Duckett. Indianapolis Colts 38, Houston Texans 15 Peyton Manning throws for 311 yards and three touchdowns in a game with no playoff implications. Jacksonville Jaguars 49, Oakland Raiders 11 Fred Taylor runs for a 62-yard touchdown on the Jaguars' first play, and the Raiders never regain momentum. Jacksonville clinches the No. 5 seed in the AFC. Philadelphia Eagles 38, New Orleans Saints 23 Donovan McNabb throws for three touchdowns and helps put a dent in New Orleans' playoff hopes. San Francisco 49ers 21, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 19 The 49ers recover from a 13–7 halftime deficit after the playoff-bound Bucs rest some of their starters. Arizona Cardinals 30, Atlanta Falcons 27, OT Anquan Boldin catches 13 passes for 162 yards and two touchdowns; Neil Rackers wins the game with a 31-yard field goal in overtime. Baltimore Ravens at Seattle Seahawks Troy Smith is unimpressive in his first NFL start; the Seahawks take the No. 3 seed in the NFC. Tennessee Titans 10, New York Jets 6 Kyle Vanden Bosch has three of the Titans' six sacks; Tennessee makes the playoffs with a win at Indianapolis next week. New England Patriots 28, Miami Dolphins 7 Randy Moss catches yet another two Tom Brady touchdown passes; the Patriots become the first 15–0 team in league history. The Dolphins secure the first pick in the 2008 NFL Draft. Washington Redskins 32, Minnesota Vikings 21 Todd Collins throws for two TDs, Clinton Portis runs for one touchdown and throws for a second, and the Skins put themselves in control of their playoff fate. A win over the Cowboys next week puts the