Packers Lose, Colts Win on Wild NFL Sunday
Jojo Doria

The Green Bay Packers finally lost, the Indianapolis Colts finally won and the NFL season got even a little more wilder.

The Packers dropped to 13-1 with a 19-14 loss at Kansas City while the Colts improved to 1-13 by knocking off the Tennessee Titans, 27-13.

The loss by the Packers means the 2007 Patriots remain the lone 16-0 team in NFL regular season history while the win by the Colts leaves the 2008 Lions as the one 0-16 team in league regular season history.

Kansas City's victory will no doubt be studied by many teams around the league, especially in the NFC as the Chiefs were able to pressure Packers quarterback Aaron Rogers repeatedly and move the ball on offense.

The win came as the Chiefs had lost five of their last six games leading to the firing of coach Todd Haley last Monday. Romeo Crennel got the win and a Gatorade bath as interim coach and Kyle Orton started at quarterback and threw for 299 yards.

In Indianapolis the Colts won as Dan Orlovsky threw a touchdown pass and had a spring block on an 80-yard touchdown by Donald Brown.

Orlovsky had lost his first nine NFL starts and became the first quarterback not named Manning to win a game for the Colts since December 1997 when current San Francisco coach Jim Harbaugh was the quarterback.

Kansas City's win kept them alive in the AFC West race while Indianapolis' win won't do much to quiet the Andrew Luck quarterback speculation.

Also on Sunday both New York teams laid eggs to further muddle some already complicated playoff races.

In East Rutherford the Giants came out flatter than a pancake and were steamrolled by the Washington Redskins, 23-10. The loss knocked the Giants out of first place in the NFC East, handed control of the division to the Dallas Cowboys and even kept the Philadelphia Eagles' faint playoff hopes alive.

Speaking of the Eagles, they bombed the Jets, 45-19, as LeSean McCoy ran for three touchdowns.

Philadelphia (6-8) can still win the NFC East by winning its last two games and then getting some help from both the Jets and Giants. The Eagles need the Jets to knock off the Giants and then for the Giants to rebound and defeat Dallas in the regular-season finale.

The Jets (8-6) had their three-game winning streak snapped and fell into a tie with Cincinnati for the final wild-card spot in the AFC. The Jets hold the tiebreaker advantage over the Bengals with a better record against common opponents.

In other games the New England Patriots clinched the AFC East and are still in the running for the top seed in the AFC after a 41-23 victory over Tim Tebow and the Denver Broncos.

The Broncos remain in first in the AFC West, a game ahead of Oakland and San Diego.

The Raiders blew a 13-point fourth-quarter lead in a 28-27 loss to the Detroit Lions while the Chargers dismantled the Baltimore Ravens, 34-14, to stay in playoff contention.