PLAYER, STATS	THE SKINNY
Marty Booker, WR, Bears vs. Vikings 7 rec., 134 yds. 2 TDs	Booker, who hadn't caught a pass all season, had seven receptions for 134 yards and two touchdowns. His first NFL catch was a 57-yard touchdown. "I'd be lying if I say I wasn't nervous," Booker said. "It's a big jump for me coming from college to my first NFL game. ... I just showed everybody what I can do."
Ricky Williams, RB, Saints vs. 49ers 30 att., 99 yds. 3 rec., 57 yds.	The Saints ended a seven-game losing streak Sunday, with Williams coming up a yard short of posting his third 100-yard game. He also caught a team-high three passes for 57 yards. Williams is fourth in the NFC in rushing with 722 yards. However, he still hasn't scored a TD.
Tim Couch, QB, Browns at Steelers 18-for-28 199 yds., 2 TDs, 1 INT 2 att., 15 yds.	Couch helped engineer one of the biggest upsets of the season Sunday. Cleveland, which lost its season opener 43-0 to Pittsburgh, rebounded Sunday to stun the Steelers 16-15 at Three Rivers Stadium. Couch led an 80-yard scoring drive on Clevland's opening possession, which was twice as long as the Browns' total yards in their season-opening loss. The rookie from Kentucky finished the game with two touchdown passes, raising his season total to nine.
Edgerrin James, RB, Colts at Giants 16 att., 108 yds. 5 rec., 72 yds.	The Colts' offensive juggernaut just keeps on rolling, and James is one of the big reasons why. The first-round draft pick rushed for more than 100 yards (108) Sunday for the third consecutive game, bringing his season total to 850 yards, which ranks second in the AFC behind Curtis Martin's 900. James leads the league in yards from scrimmage with 1,221.
Donovan McNabb, QB, Eagles vs. Redskins 8-for-21, 60 yds. 9 att., 49 yds.	McNabb's debut as a starter wasn't pretty. However, he did enough to lead the Eagles to a victory over the Redskins. "I never have it in my eyes or my mind that we're going to lose any game," McNabb said. The rookie from Syracuse, who had to wait nine weeks to start his first game, completed only eight of 21 passes for 60 yards, while rushing for 49 yards. He also converted a pair of two-point conversions.
Jevon Kearse, DE, Titans at Bengals 2 sacks	"The Freak," as Kearse was known at Florida, continues to find his way to opposing quarterbacks. He had two sacks on Sunday, increasing his season total to 6½, the most among rookies.
Cecil Collins, RB, Dolphins at Bills 4 att., 0 yds.	Collins' rookie season came to an abrupt halt Sunday when he suffered a broken fibula in the second quarter of Miami's loss to the Bills. While the Dolphins have said that Collins is not out for the season, he will miss at least a month.
J.J. Johnson, RB, Dolphins at Bills 12 att., 50 yds. 3 rec., 11 yds.	With Collins sidelined, Johnson will be Miami's featured running back. The second-round pick from Mississippi State has carried the ball 75 times for 244 yards in limited action this year.
Kevin Johnson, WR, Browns at Steelers 5 rec., 73 yds. 1 TD	Johnson and quarterback Tim Couch continue to form a solid combination. The rookie wide receiver scored his sixth touchdown of the season on the Browns' opening drive at Pittsburgh. He finished the game with five receptions for 73 yards, pushing his season totals to 37 receptions for 582 yards.
Champ Bailey, CB, Redskins at Eagles 2 tackles 1 sack	The first-round pick from Georgia recorded his first NFL sack in Sunday's loss to the Eagles. Bailey is third on the Redskins in tackles with 52.
Kevin Faulk, RB, Patriots vs. Jets 2 att. 7 yds. 2 rec., 21 yds., 1 TD	The rookie running back from LSU had a 95-yard kickoff return in the second quarter and also scored his second touchdown of the season on a 13-yard pass from Drew Bledsoe.