Daily Links – Stokley makes history with game-winning catch

• Brandon Stokley‘s insane 87-yard catch-and-run was the longest game-winning play in the last minute of a 4th quarter in NFL history. [ESPN]
• “Luck” doesn’t quite do it justice; that play was a miracle.  [Denver Post]
• Not that there’s anything wrong with that. [Rice Takes]
• An inside peek at the somber Bengals locker room after the game.  [Colorado Springs Gazette]
• Cartoon courtesy Drew Litton. [DrewLitton.com]

• Besides Stokley, the defense really won the game.  [DPO]
• Let’s be honest, The Immaculate Deflection really made this week a lot easier for Kyle Orton, and the fans.  [DPO]
• The story of the disappearing, reappearing 18 seconds. [Cincy Jungle]
• An early look at the Denver’s Week Two opponent: the bumbling, fumbling Browns. [Kissing Suzy Kolber]

NFL/Other

• Jay Cutler‘s Chi-town debut went… well, I’ll let him say it: “At the rate he (Cutler) was going in the first half, it was a wonder Bears coach Lovie Smith didn’t throw his red flag and challenge the trade that brought the quarterback to town.” [Chicago Tribune]
• Tied in the fourth quarter, the Chiefs ended up losing to the Ravens by two touchdowns. [NFL.com]
• Maybe Matt Cassel being inactive had something to with it. [Yahoo! Sports]
• The rest of the AFC West (Raiders and Chargers) finish the Monday Night Football doubleheader tonight. [ESPN]
• Richard Seymour has reported to Oakland, is actually expected to play tonight. [Boston Herald]
• Looking Ahead 1: Browns lose to Adrian Peterson Vikings. [ESPN]
• Looking Ahead 2: The Dallas Cowboys (Week 4 opponent) started the season with a strong win over the Bucs [ESPN]
• Not a good outing for Jason Marquis. Rockies lose 3-7 to Padres. Have I mentioned that I hate San Diego? [CSG]