Reviewing Week 8 in the N.F.L. DAY'S BEST Receiver Titus Young, stepping into a void left by the injured Nate Burleson and the ineffective Calvin Johnson, caught two touchdown passes, including a diving 1-yarder with 20 seconds left that lifted the Lions over the Seahawks, 28-24. Young finished with nine catches for 100 yards, both career highs. Defensive end Charles Johnson had two of the Panthers' six sacks, forcing Jay Cutler fumbles on each, but Carolina lost to the Bears, 23-22. Rob Gronkowski and Brandon Lloyd, below, each caught two touchdown passes as the Patriots routed the Rams, 45-7. New England had at least 350 yards of total offense for the 17th straight game, breaking an N.F.L. record set by the Rams in 1999-2000. INJURY REPORT Chiefs quarterback Brady Quinn was evaluated for what the team called a head injury after he left in the first half of Kansas City's game against Oakland. Quinn was starting in place of Matt Cassel, who lost his job after sustaining a concussion three weeks ago but entered the game when Quinn was hurt. Quinn was hit hard on a sack by Rolando McClain, then took another shot as he threw an interception. Falcons linebacker Sean Weatherspoon was carted off with a sprained ankle injury against the Eagles. The Steelers said safety Ryan Clark sustained a concussion against the Redskins. Tight end Jimmy Graham, who missed the Saints' last game with an ankle injury, was active for Sunday night's game against Denver, but Broncos cornerback Tracy Porter was out.