Moore was in the right place at the right time when he grabbed a deflected pass from Panthers QB Cam Newton and raced 20 yards for a score. It was the game's first touchdown and helped give the Bears a 34-29 win against the Panthers.

Perseverance paid off for Bills safety Bryan Scott. An Andy Dalton pass intended for Andre Caldwell looked as though it would be incomplete when Caldwell fell to the ground after being unable to reel in the ball. But the ball never touched the ground after hitting Caldwell's leg, and Scott grabbed it and ran for a score.

After nabbing a pass from Colt McCoy at the Titans' 3-yard line, Babineaux faced the most difficult route for a pick-six of any player Sunday. But with some help from his teammates, Babineaux went down the left sideline before cutting back to get past the final Browns player.

Bobby Carpenter was a groomsman at Tony Romo's wedding in May, but it was Romo who served up a present Sunday. Down 24 points in the third quarter, Carpenter sparked the Lions' comeback by grabbing a pass intended for Dez Bryant and returning it for a score.

Romo wasn't done doling out points for the opposing team. After Carpenter's touchdown, Houston wrestled the ball from Laurent Robinson and dashed down the sideline to cut the Cowboys' lead to 10 points.

What would a weekend of pick-sixes be without Charles Woodson? The Green Bay Packers cornerback jumped a pass intended for Broncos WR Eric Decker and went into the end zone untouched, tying him for second-most interceptions returned for a touchdown with 11.

The theme stayed alive through Sunday night's game, as the Jets and Ravens combined for four defensive touchdowns. With the Jets' offense struggling, Harris helped New York cut the Ravens' lead when he took an errant Joe Flacco pass 35 yards the other way.

It was only fitting that the night's final score came via the defense. Webb jumped to intercept a Mark Sanchez sideline pass to Santonio Holmes and streaked 73 yards for a touchdown.