KICKOFF: Sunday, 4:15 ET GAMEDATE: 11/08/09 SURFACE: FieldTurf TV: CBS (Jim Nantz, Phil Simms) SERIES: 10th regular-season meeting. Giants lead series 5-4, but the Chargers won the last game, 45-23, in San Diego in 2005. Full Article at FOX Sports

PHILADELPHIA -- Lawrence Taylor and Harry Carson and Phil Simms must be wearing bags over their heads. These aren't the Big Bad Giants those proud old warriors are watching these days. They are the Incredible Shrinking Giants. Full Article at New York Post

Brett Favre's return to Green Bay as Vikings QB didn't go over well with Packers fans. (Scott Boehm, Getty Images ) I wonder if Dan Dierdorf operates under the familiar adage that No. 2 always tries harder. Full Article at Denver Post

Former Giants quarterback and CBS analyst Phil Simms will be back in the Meadowlands for the Jets-Dolphins rematch this week. Full Article at New York Post

Posted by ESPN.com's Tim Graham CBS Sports analysts Phil Simms and Bill Cowher shared their thoughts on Week 8 matchups within the AFC. Here are their takes on various games that pertain to the AFC East. Full Article at ESPN

Ken Whisenhunt was about to find out how good a coach he was. Whisenhunt was the offensive coordinator of the Pittsburgh Steelers in 2004. Full Article at Dallas Morning News

Tom Brady set an NFL record with five TD passes in one quarter last week against Tennessee. Jarrett Bell covers the NFL for USA TODAY. His regular feature, 'The Bell Tolls,' takes readers inside the NFL every Friday. Full Article at USA Today

Posted by ESPN.com's Tim Graham CBS Sports color commentator Phil Simms will be in London to call Sunday's game between the New England Patriots and Tampa Bay Buccaneers in Wembley Stadium. Full Article at ESPN

I realize Tom Brady is the living, breathing version of Captain America right now, or the NFL's modern-day Roger Staubach, if that helps, where goodness and greatness emanate out of every pore. Full Article at Sports Illustrated

Peter King ponders an interesting bunch--Phil Simms, Ken Anderson, Albert Lewis, Cliff Branch, and most interesting of all (to me at least) Albert Lewis, and Lester Hayes. Full Article at The Atlantic

The NFL's International Series of regular-season games returns to the United Kingdom this Sunday when Tampa Bay hosts New England. Full Article at Patriots.com

I watched part of the Titans-Patriots game Sunday, a lopsided affair that saw Tom Brady throw six touchdowns (five in the second quarter), and Tennessee lose by 59 points. Full Article at AOL Sports

Phil Simms says he’s rarely tempted to make bold early-season proclamations about particular NFL players or teams. And should the urge strike, all he has to do is flip open an old notebook to remember that it’s probably not a good idea. Full Article at Boston Globe

Phil Simms (right) watches his son Chris Simms (left) warm up prior to the start of last Sunday's Patriots-Broncos game. Full Article at Denver Broncos.com

Former Super Bowl winning QB Phil Simms appeared on the "Scores Report" last week and talked about a number of NFL-related topics. Full Article at Detroit Free Press

STORRS -- It's not clear if Cody Endres will be the next Lou Gehrig or even the next Jeff Hostetler. But UConn football coach Randy Edsall is willing, at least for now, to put Zach Frazer in the role of Wally Pipp or Phil Simms. Full Article at Greater Danbury News-Times

1893 The U.S. yacht Vigilant wins the America's Cup with a three-race sweep over the British challenger Valkyrie II. 1903 The Boston Pilgrims win the first World Series, 5 games to 3, with a 3-0 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates. 1947 The NHL holds... Full Article at The Honolulu Advertiser

Warren Moon knows just how to tease Brett Favre. When Moon sees Favre, who turned 40 years old Saturday, he always asks the same question. "You're not going to play as long as I did, are you?" wonders Moon, who retired at age 44. Full Article at TwinCities.com

The biggest difference Simms has noticed with the Bengals this year is toughness. He also has noted the improvement of running back Cedric Benson. Full Article at FOX Sports