Buffalo Bills 31, Miami Dolphins 21

Final Score

• Buffalo overcame a tied 21–21 game in the fourth quarter with Josh Allen’s 15-yard touchdown pass to Khalil Shakir and a late 48-yard field goal.
• The Bills improved to 3–0, while Miami fell to 0–3.

Important Headlines

• Josh Allen threw three touchdown passes, including the 200th passing touchdown of his career.
• Allen also became the fastest player in NFL history to reach 300 total touchdowns, including the playoffs.
• Tyreek Hill caught a five-yard touchdown pass that tied the game at 21–21 in the fourth quarter.
• Bills linebacker Terrel Bernard intercepted Tua Tagovailoa with just over three minutes remaining to help seal the win.
• De’Von Achane finished with 12 carries for 62 yards and added seven catches for 29 yards.
• Keon Coleman played and caught three passes for 20 yards.
• The Bills’ defense forced a turnover for the 14th consecutive home game.
• Bills defensive tackle Ed Oliver and linebacker Matt Milano were inactive before the game.

Injuries

• Josh Allen: No reported injury or early exit; he played the entire game and continued producing through the finish.
• Bills D/ST: No notable in-game defensive injury or early exit was reported for the unit; Buffalo’s defense remained on the field through the final whistle.
• Tyreek Hill: No reported injury or early exit; he played through the game and caught a fourth-quarter touchdown.
• De’Von Achane: No reported injury or early exit; he played through the game and continued contributing as a runner and receiver.
• Keon Coleman: No reported injury or early exit; he played through the game and finished with three receptions.
• DJ Moore: He was not listed as participating in this Bills-Dolphins game, so there was no game-related injury, departure, return, or stoppage in production to report.

Minnesota Vikings 48, Cincinnati Bengals 10

Headlines

• The Vikings dominated from the opening quarter, leading 14–0 after one quarter and 34–3 at halftime before finishing with a 48–10 victory. It was Cincinnati’s largest loss in franchise history.
• Carson Wentz made his Minnesota debut and completed 14 of 20 passes for 173 yards and two touchdowns without a turnover. T.J. Hockenson caught one of the touchdown passes.
• Minnesota cornerback Isaiah Rodgers returned two interceptions for touchdowns, setting a Vikings record for defensive touchdowns in one game. Minnesota forced five turnovers, including two interceptions of Jake Browning and three lost Bengals fumbles.
• Jake Browning finished 19-of-27 for 140 yards, one touchdown and two interceptions. Ja’Marr Chase caught a 28-yard pass, while Chase Brown recorded 10 carries for 3 yards.
• Jordan Mason led Minnesota’s rushing attack with 16 carries for 116 yards and two touchdowns. Justin Jefferson caught five passes for 75 yards, and Hockenson added five catches for 49 yards and a touchdown.
• The game marked Christian Darrisaw’s return after nearly 11 months away following ACL and MCL injuries.

Injuries

• Javon Hargrave, Vikings DT — first half: Left with a chest/rib injury and did not return. He stopped producing after leaving; Minnesota said he could have returned if the game had been closer.
• Samaje Perine, Bengals RB — second quarter: Left after suffering a thumb injury while fumbling. He did not return and had no further production.
• Noah Fant, Bengals TE — during the game: Entered the concussion protocol after losing a fumble. He did not return and had no further production.
• Dalton Risner, Bengals G — during the game: Missed time with a calf injury and remained out because of the lopsided score. He stopped producing after leaving.
• Cam Taylor-Britt, Bengals CB — inactive before kickoff: Missed the game with a hamstring injury and therefore had no production.
• Shemar Stewart, Bengals DE — inactive before kickoff: Missed the game with an ankle injury and therefore had no production.
• J.J. McCarthy, Vikings QB — inactive before kickoff: Missed the game with an ankle injury; Carson Wentz started in his place. McCarthy had no production.
• Jauan Jennings, 49ers WR — inactive in Week 3: He was not part of Vikings–Bengals; he was ruled out for San Francisco’s Week 3 game because of ankle and shoulder injuries. He therefore had no production in that week’s game.
• The named players who played for the Vikings or Bengals—Justin Jefferson, T.J. Hockenson, Jordan Mason, Carson Wentz, Ja’Marr Chase, Jake Browning and Chase Brown—were not reported as injured or as leaving early. Vikings D/ST and Bengals D/ST had no player-specific injury status.

Pittsburgh Steelers 21, New England Patriots 14

Summary

• Pittsburgh won its first game at New England in the Aaron Rodgers era, improving to 2–1 while dropping the Patriots to 1–2. The Steelers led 14–7 at halftime and scored the deciding touchdown with 2:16 remaining.
• The Steelers capitalized on five New England turnovers, including two Rhamondre Stevenson fumbles, an Antonio Gibson fumble, a Drake Maye interception, and Maye’s late strip-sack fumble.
• Aaron Rodgers completed 16 of 23 passes for 139 yards, two touchdowns, and one interception. He threw touchdown passes to D.K. Metcalf and Calvin Austin III.
• Jaylen Warren rushed 18 times for 47 yards and caught five passes for 34 yards. D.K. Metcalf caught three passes for 32 yards and a touchdown.
• New England’s two touchdowns both came from Hunter Henry, who finished with eight catches for 90 yards. The Patriots’ final drive ended when a fourth-down pass to Demario Douglas came up short at the Pittsburgh 28-yard line.
• The Steelers’ defense repeatedly stopped New England in scoring situations and forced the decisive late turnover, while Pittsburgh overcame 203 total yards and eight penalties.

Injuries

• Joey Porter Jr. — Steelers: Inactive before the game with a hamstring injury; did not play.
• DeShon Elliott — Steelers: Inactive before the game with a knee injury; did not play.
• Alex Highsmith — Steelers: Inactive before the game with an ankle injury; did not play.
• Max Scharping — Steelers: Listed out before the game with a knee injury; did not play.
• Andrus Peat — Steelers: Inactive before the game; did not play.
• Esezi Otomewo — Steelers: Inactive before the game; did not play.
• Christian Gonzalez — Patriots: Inactive before the game with a hamstring injury; did not play.
• Tommy DeVito — Patriots: Inactive before the game as the third quarterback; did not play.
• Eric Gregory — Patriots: Inactive before the game; did not play.
• Caedan Wallace — Patriots: Inactive before the game; did not play.
• Efton Chism III — Patriots: Inactive before the game; did not play.
• Keion White — Patriots: Inactive before the game with an illness; did not play.
• Aaron Rodgers, Jaylen Warren, and D.K. Metcalf: None was inactive or reported to have suffered an in-game injury or early exit; all played through the game and continued producing.
• A.J. Brown, Michael Pittman Jr., and Romeo Doubs: None was involved in this game, so there was no game-related injury, inactivity, or early exit to report.
• Steelers D/ST and Patriots D/ST: Neither defensive unit had a reported injury or early exit; both played the full game.

Philadelphia Eagles 33, Los Angeles Rams 26

Final Score

• Eagles: 33
• Rams: 26
• Scoring by quarter: Rams 10–9–7–0; Eagles 7–0–14–12.
• Philadelphia overcame a 26–7 deficit by scoring the final 26 points.
• Jordan Davis blocked Joshua Karty’s field-goal attempt on the final play and returned it 61 yards for the game-winning touchdown.
• Jalen Hurts completed 21 of 32 passes for 226 yards and three touchdowns, adding 40 rushing yards and a touchdown.
• Puka Nacua caught 11 passes for 112 yards. Davante Adams had three catches for 56 yards and a touchdown.
• Dallas Goedert caught a 33-yard touchdown, while the Eagles’ A.J. Brown produced six catches for 109 yards and a touchdown.

Injuries

• Lane Johnson, Eagles OT: Suffered a neck stinger during the first quarter while executing a tush-push play. He did not return and stopped producing after leaving.
• Darius Cooper, Eagles WR: Injured his shoulder on the opening kickoff of the second half, was evaluated in the medical tent, and was ruled out. He did not return and stopped producing after leaving.
• Adoree’ Jackson, Eagles CB: Suffered a groin injury in the second half and did not return. He stopped producing after leaving.
• Steve Avila, Rams LG: Inactive before the game with an ankle injury. He did not play and therefore had no production.
• Nick Hampton, Rams OLB: Inactive before the game because of an illness. He did not play and therefore had no production.
• Terrance Ferguson, Rams TE: Inactive before the game. He did not play and therefore had no production.
• D.J. Humphries, Rams OT: Inactive before the game. He did not play and therefore had no production.
• Tanner McKee, Eagles QB: Inactive before the game with a right-thumb injury. He did not play and therefore had no production.
• Jalen Hurts, Dallas Goedert, Puka Nacua, and Davante Adams: Played the entire game without a reported injury or early exit.
• Hollywood Brown and Dontayvion Wicks: Did not appear in this game; neither had a reported game-related injury or early exit.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 29, New York Jets 27

Recap

• Tampa Bay won on Chase McLaughlin’s 36-yard field goal as time expired, surviving a dramatic Jets comeback. The Buccaneers led by 17 points in the fourth quarter before New York briefly took the lead.
• Baker Mayfield completed 19 of 29 passes for 233 yards and a touchdown without an interception. He made the decisive late completions, including a 28-yard pass to Emeka Egbuka.
• Bucky Irving carried 25 times for 66 yards and caught four passes for 33 yards. Egbuka had six catches for 85 yards. Breece Hall rushed four times for 31 yards.
• Tampa Bay improved to 3–0, while the Jets fell to 0–3.
• The Jets’ late rally ended when a potential game-tying field-goal attempt was blocked, setting up Tampa Bay’s winning possession.

Injuries

• Emeka Egbuka, Buccaneers WR: Was active after dealing with hip and groin injuries during the week; he played the entire game and recorded six catches for 85 yards. He did not leave early and had no production stoppage.
• Baker Mayfield, Buccaneers QB: No reported injury; he played the entire game and finished with 233 passing yards and one touchdown. He did not stop producing.
• Bucky Irving, Buccaneers RB: No reported injury; he played and handled 25 carries plus four receptions. He did not leave early or stop producing.
• Breece Hall, Jets RB: No reported injury; he played and rushed four times for 31 yards. He did not leave early or stop producing.
• Buccaneers D/ST: No applicable individual injury or early exit was reported for the team defense.
• Mike Evans, Buccaneers WR: Left in the fourth quarter with a hamstring injury and did not return. He stopped producing after leaving and finished with four catches for 33 yards.
• Quincy Williams, Jets LB: Injured his shoulder near the end of the first half and did not return. He stopped producing after leaving.
• Sauce Gardner, Jets CB: Left in the second half for a concussion evaluation, passed the protocol, and returned late in the game. He had no production during his absence but did not leave permanently.
• Chris Godwin, Buccaneers WR: Inactive before the game with an ankle injury; he recorded no statistics because he did not play.
• Tristan Wirfs, Buccaneers T: Inactive before the game with an injury; he recorded no statistics because he did not play.
• Justin Fields, Jets QB: Inactive with a concussion; he recorded no statistics because he did not play.
• Jermaine Johnson, Jets OLB: Inactive with an injury; he recorded no statistics because he did not play.
• Josh Reynolds, Jets WR: Inactive with an injury; he recorded no statistics because he did not play.

Cleveland Browns 13, Green Bay Packers 10

Summary

• Cleveland overcame a 10-3 deficit with a fourth-quarter touchdown by rookie running back Quinshon Judkins and a game-winning 55-yard field goal by Andre Szmyt in the final seconds.
• Judkins ran for 94 yards and a touchdown on 18 carries, while Jordan Love completed 18 of 25 passes for 183 yards, one touchdown and one interception. Josh Jacobs managed only 30 rushing yards on 16 carries.
• Myles Garrett and Cleveland’s defense repeatedly pressured Love, who was sacked five times. The loss dropped Green Bay to 2-1, while Cleveland improved to 1-2.

Injuries

• Dawand Jones, Browns OT: Suffered a knee injury early in the first quarter, did not return, and stopped producing after leaving. He was later diagnosed with an injury that ended his 2025 season.
• Zach Tom, Packers OT: Re-aggravated his oblique injury on Green Bay’s opening offensive play. He did not return and stopped producing after leaving.
• Aaron Banks, Packers G: Sustained a groin injury late in the first half and did not return, stopping production after leaving.
• Devonte Wyatt, Packers DT: Left with a knee injury in the fourth quarter and stopped producing after leaving.
• Javon Bullard, Packers S: Was evaluated for a possible concussion after a fourth-quarter helmet collision and left the game, stopping production after leaving.
• Tucker Kraft, Packers TE: Had a knee injury entering the game but was active and played; he recorded three catches for 29 yards and did not leave early.
• Jordan Love, Packers QB; Josh Jacobs, Packers RB; Quinshon Judkins, Browns RB; Matthew Golden, Packers WR; Harold Fannin Jr., Browns TE; Jonnu Smith, Browns TE; Packers D/ST; Browns D/ST: No notable in-game injury or early exit was reported for these players and units.

Carolina Panthers 30, Atlanta Falcons 0

Headlines

• Carolina earned its first win of the 2025 season, while Atlanta suffered the NFL’s first shutout of the year. The Falcons also lost their first road game since 2015 in which they failed to score.
• The Panthers led 7–0 after one quarter, 10–0 at halftime, 20–0 after three quarters, and finished with 30 unanswered points.
• Bryce Young ran for a touchdown, Chau Smith-Wade returned an interception 11 yards for another score, and rookie kicker Ryan Fitzgerald made three field goals, including a 57-yarder.
• Atlanta outgained Carolina 332–224 but committed two turnovers and could not convert its yardage into points.
• Michael Penix Jr. completed 18 of 36 passes for 172 yards with two interceptions. His second interception came at 11:46 of the third quarter.
• Chuba Hubbard led Carolina with 17 carries for 73 yards. Bijan Robinson had 13 carries for 72 yards and finished with 111 yards from scrimmage.
• Tetairoa McMillan caught three passes for 48 yards. Kyle Pitts Sr. caught four passes for 39 yards, while Hunter Renfrow caught two of four targets for six yards.
• Atlanta’s defense was led by Kaden Elliss, who recorded a sack and nine tackles, while Xavier Watts added nine tackles.

Injuries

• Michael Penix Jr.: No injury or early exit was reported; he played the entire game. He stopped producing only when the game ended.
• Bijan Robinson: No injury, inactive designation, or early exit was reported; he played the entire game. He stopped producing only when the game ended.
• Chuba Hubbard: No injury, inactive designation, or early exit was reported; he played the entire game. He stopped producing only when the game ended.
• Tetairoa McMillan: No injury, inactive designation, or early exit was reported; he played the entire game. He stopped producing only when the game ended.
• Kyle Pitts Sr.: No injury, inactive designation, or early exit was reported; he played the entire game. He stopped producing only when the game ended.
• Hunter Renfrow: No injury, inactive designation, or early exit was reported; he played the game and finished with two catches. He stopped producing only when the game ended.
• Xavier Legette: Inactive before kickoff because of a hamstring injury; he did not play and therefore did not return or produce.
• Tershawn Wharton: Inactive before kickoff with a hamstring injury; he did not play and therefore did not return or produce.
• Patrick Jones II: Inactive before kickoff with a hamstring injury; he did not play and therefore did not return or produce.
• A.J. Terrell: Inactive before kickoff with a hamstring injury; he did not play and therefore did not return or produce.
• Jamal Agnew: Inactive before kickoff with a groin injury; he did not play and therefore did not return or produce.
• Casey Washington: Inactive before kickoff because of a concussion; he did not play and therefore did not return or produce.

Jacksonville Jaguars 17, Houston Texans 10

Summary

• Jacksonville won on Travis Etienne Jr.’s 10-yard touchdown run with 1:48 remaining, ending a 10-10 tie. The score was set up by Trevor Lawrence’s 46-yard completion to Brian Thomas Jr.
• The Jaguars forced four turnovers: interceptions by Jourdan Lewis and Antonio Johnson, plus a Nico Collins fumble forced by Tyson Campbell.
• Jacksonville’s defense held Houston to 271 total yards and stopped the Texans at the Jaguars’ 4-yard line with 20 seconds left.
• C.J. Stroud finished with 204 passing yards, one touchdown, and two interceptions. Nico Collins had eight receptions for 104 yards and a 50-yard touchdown before later losing a fumble.
• Trevor Lawrence completed 20 of 40 passes for 222 yards and one interception.

Injuries

• Dyami Brown, Jaguars WR: Sustained a shoulder injury in the second quarter and did not return. He stopped producing after leaving the game.
• Nico Collins, Texans WR: No injury or early exit was reported. He played through the game, produced eight receptions for 104 yards and a touchdown, and later lost a fumble.
• Nick Chubb, Texans RB: No injury or early exit was reported. He played and recorded nine carries for 38 yards and three receptions for two yards.
• David Montgomery: No game injury or early exit was reported in this Jaguars-Texans game.
• Kayshon Boutte: No game injury or early exit was reported in this Jaguars-Texans game.
• Texans D/ST: Not applicable as a player unit; no injury or early-exit issue was reported.

Washington Commanders 41, Las Vegas Raiders 24

Final Score

• Washington led 27–10 at halftime and pulled away with 14 points in the third quarter.
• The Commanders totaled 201 rushing yards, including 174 in the first half.
• Marcus Mariota completed 15 of 21 passes for 207 yards and two total touchdowns while starting for the inactive Jayden Daniels.
• Jacory Croskey-Merritt scored his first NFL touchdown on a 1-yard run in the third quarter.
• Washington also scored on Jeremy McNichols’s 60-yard run and Jaylin Lane’s 90-yard punt return.
• The Raiders’ touchdowns came from Ashton Jeanty, Tre Tucker, and a late score by rookie tight end Brock Bowers.

Important Headlines

• Washington won all three phases: offense, defense, and special teams, improving to 2–1.
• The Commanders’ pass rush sacked Geno Smith five times. Bobby Wagner recorded two sacks, while Von Miller added one.
• Terry McLaurin caught a 56-yard pass before leaving with a quadriceps injury.
• Deebo Samuel Sr. contributed as a runner and returner, including a 69-yard kickoff return.
• The Raiders struggled to sustain drives, recording only one first down in the first quarter and punting on four consecutive drives across the second and third quarters.
• Jayden Daniels missed the game with a knee injury; Mariota’s effective performance kept Washington’s offense productive in his absence.

Injuries

• Michael Mayer, Raiders TE — first quarter: Suffered a concussion while tackling on a punt return, went to the locker room, and was ruled out before the third quarter. He did not return and stopped producing after leaving.
• Will Harris, Commanders S — second quarter: Left with a leg/ankle injury later identified as a fractured fibula. He did not return and stopped producing after leaving.
• Terry McLaurin, Commanders WR — third quarter: Injured his quadriceps while diving for the end zone on his 56-yard reception. He did not return for the rest of the game and stopped producing after leaving.
• Marshon Lattimore, Commanders CB — second half: Went to the locker room for a concussion evaluation and did not return to the game. He stopped producing after leaving.
• Trey Amos, Commanders CB — second half: Left with a calf injury and did not return. He stopped producing after leaving.
• Percy Butler, Commanders S — third quarter: Briefly left with a hip injury but was not ruled out. He did not record further notable production after leaving.
• Terry McLaurin, Zach Ertz, Marcus Mariota, Deebo Samuel Sr., and Jacory Croskey-Merritt: No additional injury or early exit was reported for these drafted players; all remained available for their game involvement.
• Commanders D/ST and Raiders D/ST: No player-specific injury applies to either drafted defensive unit.

Indianapolis Colts 41, Tennessee Titans 20

Headlines

• Indianapolis never trailed and improved to 3–0, while Tennessee fell to 0–3.
• Jonathan Taylor rushed for 102 yards and three touchdowns, including a first-quarter score and two second-half touchdowns.
• Kenny Moore II returned an interception 32 yards for a touchdown, helping Indianapolis build a 17–3 first-quarter lead.
• Daniel Jones completed 18 of 25 passes for 228 yards and a touchdown before leaving with an Achilles injury.
• Titans quarterback Cam Ward threw for 219 yards, one touchdown, and one interception as Tennessee was held to 20 points.

Injuries

• Daniel Jones, Colts quarterback — Suffered an Achilles injury near the end of the first quarter and did not return. He stopped producing after leaving the game; the injury was later diagnosed as a torn right Achilles.
• Alec Pierce, Colts wide receiver — Sustained a concussion in the third quarter and was ruled out early in the fourth quarter. He did not return and stopped producing after leaving.
• Kenny Moore II, Colts cornerback — Left with a calf injury at the beginning of the fourth quarter and was ruled out for the remainder of the game. He did not return and stopped producing after leaving.
• Charvarius Ward Sr., Colts cornerback — Was hurt in the fourth quarter after recently clearing concussion protocol. He did not return and stopped producing after leaving; no definitive injury diagnosis was reported immediately.
• Tyler Warren, Colts tight end — Was active despite a toe injury and played; he recorded three catches for 38 yards. He did not leave early.
• Jonathan Taylor, Colts running back — Was active and finished the game with 102 rushing yards and three touchdowns; no injury or early exit.
• Calvin Ridley, Titans wide receiver — Was active and finished with one catch for 27 yards; no injury or early exit.
• Colts D/ST — Was active and produced a defensive touchdown through Moore’s interception return; no notable unit-wide injury or early exit.
• Wan’Dale Robinson and Keenan Allen — Were not participants in this Titans–Colts game, so there was no game-related injury, inactivity, or early exit to report.

Seattle Seahawks 44, New Orleans Saints 13

Headlines

• Seattle dominated from the start, leading 38–6 at halftime and improving to 2–1. New Orleans fell to 0–3 in Kellen Moore’s first season as head coach.
• The Seahawks scored on a 95-yard punt-return touchdown, while a blocked Saints punt set up another Seattle touchdown. New Orleans also surrendered a 60-yard kickoff return.
• The Saints committed 11 penalties for 77 yards and struggled in the red zone.
• Seattle wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba was active despite an illness designation and finished with 5 catches for 96 yards and a touchdown.
• Cooper Kupp recorded 2 receptions for 31 yards.
• Saints running back Alvin Kamara had 18 carries for 42 yards. Juwan Johnson caught 6 passes for 51 yards.
• Saints quarterback Spencer Rattler completed 28 of 39 passes for 218 yards, one touchdown and one interception. Tight end Jack Stoll scored the first touchdown of his career on a 13-yard reception.
• Saints defensive end Cameron Jordan played in his 229th career game, passing Drew Brees for the most games played in Saints history.

Injuries

• Jaxon Smith-Njigba — Seahawks: Questionable with an illness before the game, but active. He played throughout the game and produced 5 receptions for 96 yards and a touchdown; he did not leave early or stop producing.
• Alvin Kamara — Saints: Managed a knee-related practice designation before the game but was active. He played and produced 18 carries for 42 yards; he did not leave early or stop producing.
• Juwan Johnson — Saints: Active and involved in the game, finishing with 6 receptions for 51 yards. He did not leave early or stop producing.
• Cooper Kupp — Seahawks: Active and recorded 2 receptions for 31 yards. No in-game injury or early exit was reported.
• Travis Etienne Jr.: Not a member of the Seahawks or Saints in this game, so he was neither inactive nor injured in this matchup and had no production to stop.
• Saints inactives: Devaughn Vele, Trey Palmer, Devin Neal, Taliese Fuaga, Dillon Radunz, Khristian Boyd and Chase Young were inactive before kickoff and therefore did not play or produce.
• Seahawks inactives: Nick Emmanwori, Julian Love, Devon Witherspoon, Zach Charbonnet, Connor O’Toole, Mason Richman and Nick Kallerup were inactive before kickoff and therefore did not play or produce.
• No notable player was reported as suffering an injury during the game, leaving early because of an injury, or returning after an in-game injury.

Los Angeles Chargers 23, Denver Broncos 20

Final Score

• The Chargers defeated the Broncos 23–20 on Cameron Dicker’s 43-yard field goal as time expired.
• Denver led 17–6 in the third quarter, but Los Angeles rallied to tie the game on Justin Herbert’s late touchdown pass to Keenan Allen before Dicker’s game-winning kick.
• The victory gave the Chargers their first 3–0 start since 2002.

Injuries

• Najee Harris, Chargers RB: Suffered a non-contact left ankle injury in the second quarter and did not return. He stopped producing after leaving the game.
• Mekhi Becton, Chargers G: Sustained a concussion in the second quarter and did not return. He stopped producing after leaving the game.
• Evan Engram, Broncos TE: Was inactive with a back injury and therefore did not play or produce.
• Dre Greenlaw, Broncos LB: Was inactive with a quadriceps injury and therefore did not play or produce.
• John Franklin-Myers, Broncos DL: Was inactive with a hip injury and therefore did not play or produce.
• Ladd McConkey, Chargers WR: Played despite a preseason biceps issue and was not injured or forced out; he finished with four catches for 41 yards.
• Quentin Johnston, Chargers WR: Played the entire game without a reported injury or early exit; he had six catches for 89 yards.
• Marvin Mims Jr., Broncos WR: Played without a reported injury or early exit; he caught one pass for four yards.
• Troy Franklin, Broncos WR: Played without a reported injury or early exit; he caught two passes for eight yards.
• David Njoku: Was not on either the Chargers’ or Broncos’ roster and did not participate in the game.

Important Headlines

• Herbert engineered a fourth-quarter comeback after Los Angeles fell behind by 11 points.
• Dicker’s walk-off field goal completed the Chargers’ rally and kept them unbeaten.
• The Broncos suffered their second straight loss despite holding the Chargers to six points through the first half.
• Los Angeles’ receiving corps produced efficiently: Johnston led the Chargers with 89 yards, while McConkey added 41 yards.

Chicago Bears 31, Dallas Cowboys 14

Headlines

• Caleb Williams threw for 298 yards and four touchdowns, tying his career high, as Chicago earned its first win under head coach Ben Johnson.
• Rome Odunze caught a long touchdown pass, while George Pickens led Dallas after CeeDee Lamb’s departure with five catches for 68 yards and a touchdown.
• Dallas fell to 1–2 after turnovers and a second-half offensive shutout; the Cowboys scored all 14 points before halftime.

Injuries

• CeeDee Lamb, Cowboys WR — left ankle: Hurt in the first quarter after a tackle on a run play. He briefly returned for one play in the second quarter but did not return after halftime. He stopped producing after leaving and was ruled out for the rest of the game.
• Colston Loveland, Bears TE — hip: Exited in the second quarter, shortly before halftime, and did not return. He stopped producing after leaving; he finished with one catch for 31 yards.
• Dak Prescott, Cowboys QB; Cowboys D/ST; Caleb Williams, Bears QB; Rome Odunze, Bears WR; George Pickens, Cowboys WR; Javonte Williams, Cowboys RB; and Jake Ferguson, Cowboys TE: No notable injury, inactivity, or early exit reported.

San Francisco 49ers 16, Arizona Cardinals 15

Summary

• Eddy Piñeiro won the game for San Francisco with a 35-yard field goal as time expired, preserving the 49ers’ 3–0 start and dropping Arizona to 2–1.
• The Cardinals led 15–13 late, but San Francisco’s defense stopped Arizona on third down before the 49ers drove into position for Piñeiro’s walk-off kick.
• Mac Jones started in place of the injured Brock Purdy, while Christian McCaffrey and Ricky Pearsall were among San Francisco’s key offensive contributors.
• The biggest headline was Nick Bosa’s season-ending ACL tear. Rookie cornerback Upton Stout also made a critical third-down pass breakup that helped set up the winning drive.

Injuries

• James Conner, Cardinals RB: Suffered a severe right ankle/foot injury early in the third quarter, after a 9-yard carry with 12:26 left in the period. He was carted off, ruled out, and did not return; he stopped producing after leaving, finishing with 12 touches for 37 yards. The injury was later confirmed as season-ending and requiring surgery.
• Nick Bosa, 49ers DE: Injured his knee late in the first quarter and did not return. He stopped producing after leaving, and the injury was later confirmed as a torn ACL that would end his season.
• Mykel Williams, 49ers DL: Suffered a wrist injury in the first half and exited for the locker room. He did not return and stopped producing after leaving.
• Mac Jones, 49ers QB: Hurt his knee during the game but returned and finished. Because he remained in the game, he did not have an early-exit stoppage in production; the injury was subsequently characterized as day-to-day.
• Christian McCaffrey, Jake Tonges, Marvin Harrison Jr., and Ricky Pearsall: No notable injury, inactivity, or early exit was reported for these players; none stopped producing because of an injury.
• Mike Evans: Was not a participant in this 49ers–Cardinals game, so there was no game-related injury or early exit to report.

Kansas City Chiefs 22, New York Giants 9

Final Score

• Kansas City won its first game of the 2025 season, improving to 1–2; New York fell to 0–3.
• Patrick Mahomes completed 22 of 37 passes for 224 yards and one touchdown, a five-yard third-quarter pass to Tyquan Thornton.
• The Chiefs’ defense held the Giants to nine points and limited Malik Nabers to two catches for 13 yards on seven targets.
• Travis Kelce caught four passes for 26 yards and did not score.
• Giants rookie Cam Skattebo scored a rushing touchdown and finished with 121 yards from scrimmage.

Important Headlines

• Tyquan Thornton led Kansas City with five catches for 71 yards, including a 33-yard reception that set up another Chiefs touchdown.
• Kansas City controlled the game after halftime, while the Giants’ offense struggled to sustain drives.
• Russell Wilson completed 18 of 32 passes for 160 yards and threw two interceptions.
• Andrew Thomas made his season debut for New York after missing 11 months following foot surgery.
• The Giants’ Malik Nabers–Wan’Dale Robinson combination, which had produced heavily the previous week, was held to three combined catches for 39 yards.

Injuries

• Malik Nabers, Giants — Briefly left in the second half after a midair collision while contesting a pass; he returned to the game but finished with only two catches for 13 yards, with no further meaningful production after the exit.
• Tyrone Tracy Jr., Giants — Suffered a shoulder injury with 1:34 remaining in the first quarter; he was initially questionable but was later ruled out and did not return, ending his production for the game.
• Graham Gano, Giants — Injured his groin during pregame warmups and did not play until the fourth quarter; he returned to make a 25-yard field goal but was limited for more than three quarters.
• Bryan Cook, Chiefs — Hurt his neck early in the fourth quarter while defending Nabers; he returned or was cleared, and Andy Reid said he was fine.
• Xavier Worthy, Chiefs — Inactive with a shoulder injury and did not play.
• Kristian Fulton, Chiefs — Inactive with an ankle injury and did not play.
• Mike Danna, Chiefs — Inactive with a quad injury and did not play.
• Travis Kelce, Patrick Mahomes, and the Giants D/ST — No notable injury or early exit reported; all participated throughout the game.
• Kenneth Walker III — Not involved in this Giants–Chiefs game; no game injury or early exit applied.

Detroit Lions 38, Baltimore Ravens 30

Headlines

• Detroit controlled the game with 224 rushing yards, led by David Montgomery’s 151 yards and two touchdowns and Jahmyr Gibbs’ 67 yards and two touchdowns.
• The Lions repeatedly pressured Lamar Jackson, recording seven sacks; Jackson still finished 21-of-27 for 288 yards and three touchdowns.
• Jared Goff completed 20 of 28 passes for 202 yards, including an 18-yard touchdown to Amon-Ra St. Brown.
• Baltimore’s notable fantasy-relevant production included Derrick Henry’s 50 rushing yards and one touchdown, Rashod Bateman’s five catches for 63 yards and one touchdown, Zay Flowers’ two catches for 13 yards, and DeAndre Hopkins’ one catch for 13 yards.
• Sam LaPorta caught all four of his targets for 33 yards. Jameson Williams, Tyler Conklin, and Isiah Pacheco did not record a notable statistical contribution in this game; Pacheco was not part of either game roster.

Injuries

• Sione Vaki, Lions RB: Left with a groin injury late in the second quarter and did not return; he stopped producing after leaving.
• Jaire Alexander, Ravens CB: Inactive before the game and therefore recorded no production.
• Isaiah Likely, Ravens TE: Inactive with a foot injury; he recorded no production.
• Nnamdi Madubuike, Ravens DT: Inactive with a neck injury; he recorded no production.
• Kyle Van Noy, Ravens OLB: Inactive with a hamstring injury; he recorded no production.
• Patrick Ricard, Ravens FB: Inactive with a calf injury; he recorded no production.
• Marcus Davenport, Lions DE: Inactive with a chest injury; he recorded no production.
• None of the specifically named players—Lamar Jackson, Jared Goff, Amon-Ra St. Brown, Rashod Bateman, Jameson Williams, Zay Flowers, Sam LaPorta, Jahmyr Gibbs, Derrick Henry, Isaac TeSlaa, DeAndre Hopkins, or Tyler Conklin—was reported as inactive, injured during the game, or an early exit.