Riley put up 202 points in Week 7 — which, in 2007, was an obscene number — and it still wasn't the most interesting part of the box score. Tom Brady dropped 58 on Spencer's roster while Marvin Harrison sat there contributing a single point, which is the kind of lineup outcome that haunts you on Sunday night. Spencer's Seahawks defense went for 61, which was quietly the best score of the game, but 143 points against 202 means the defense was doing the heavy lifting while the offense let the building burn. Riley leads the all-time series 1–0, and right now it doesn't feel particularly close.