Where’s the respect for the 4-0 Bills and Titans in Adrian Hasenmayer’s Power Rankings? It’s there, with a schedule caveat.

Scott Linehan and Lane Kiffin are among the unemployed. Alex Marvez wonders which move will pay dividends. Or if either will.

Baltimore running back Willis McGahee has a rib injury and his status for the Ravens game against the Tennessee Titans Sunday is unclear.

McGahee suffered the injury during Baltimore’s 23-20 overtime loss Monday night against the Pittsburgh Steelers. He was limited to just one yard on his only second-half carry after injuring his ribs in the final minutes of the first half.

“He’s got a rib issue,” Ravens coach John Harbaugh said Tuesday. “We think he’s going to be OK.

Marc Bulger is the St. Louis Rams’ starting quarterback again in one of Jim Haslett’s first moves as their new coach.

Backup Trent Green started Sunday’s 31-14 loss to the Buffalo Bills in Scott Linehan’s final game as coach. Bulger was back with the starters in practice Tuesday. He is the highest paid player in franchise history.

Haslett was elevated from defensive coordinator Monday. He says Bulger will be the starter the rest of the season. The winless Rams have a bye this week.

Running back Cedric Benson signed Tuesday with the Cincinnati Bengals, who needed another runner and were undeterred by two alcohol-related arrests in Texas that prompted the Chicago Bears to let him go.

Benson will take the spot of running back DeDe Dorsey, who was placed on injured reserve Tuesday after hurting his hamstring in a 20-12 loss to Cleveland. Chris Perry is Cincinnati’s starting running back.

Benson was Chicago’s first-round pick in the 2005 draft out of Texas.