The Ravens weren't going to beat the Giants. Realistically, there was only about a 10 percent chance for an upset. The Ravens were playing their fourth game on the road during a five-game stretch, and they were playing the defending Super Bowl hampions...

Week 11 results | Standings

The New York Giants have underlined their potential to score a repeat Super Bowl success after beating the Baltimore Ravens 30-10 on Sunday.

Pre-match punditry had the meeting billed as one between the NFL's leading rushing team in the Giants and Ravens' defense - hitherto the best against the run.

In the event it was the New York attack that won out and decisively so - the Giants rushing for a total of 210 yards.

Elsewhere Philadelphia Eagles and Cincinnati Bengals played out the first NFL tie in six years, while AFC South leaders Tennessee are now unbeaten in 10 for the season.

Cincinnati Bengals 13-13 Philadelphia Eagles

Cincinnati's Shayne Graham missed a 47-yard field goal with seven seconds left in overtime as the Bengals and Eagles played out the first tie in the NFL since 2002.

Graham's kick sliced just wide of the upright - and pretty much summed up the previous three hours of error-filled action.

It was certainly a game to forget for Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb who fumbled, threw three interceptions in regulation - with a fourth almost picked off in overtime - and had a hand in 10 of Cincinnati's points.

Jacksonville Jaguars 14-24 Tennessee Titans

The Titans improved to 10-0 as they won on the road for the seven successive match after a second-half fightback.

Tennessee - who are now unbeaten...
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