San Francisco 49ers 26, Los Angeles Rams 23 (Overtime)

Headlines

• Mac Jones threw for 342 yards and two touchdowns without an interception in his first start against the Rams, leading San Francisco to the overtime upset.
• The 49ers won after stopping Kyren Williams on fourth-and-1 at the Los Angeles 11-yard line in overtime, then kicking the winning field goal.
• Christian McCaffrey totaled 139 yards and scored a receiving touchdown, while Jake Tonges caught a touchdown pass and finished with seven receptions for 41 yards.
• Matthew Stafford passed for 389 yards and three touchdowns, including a touchdown to Puka Nacua, but Los Angeles could not finish the comeback.
• Blake Corum lost a fumble on a handoff that was recovered by San Francisco linebacker Trevis Gipson.

Injuries

• Mac Jones (49ers, knee): Took several hard hits, including during the second half and overtime, and briefly remained down while clutching his leg. He returned and finished the game; he did not leave early or stop producing.
• Matthew Stafford, Christian McCaffrey, Puka Nacua, Jake Tonges, Blake Corum and Davante Adams: None was reported as inactive, injured during the game, or forced to leave early. All played through the finish.
• Rams D/ST: Not applicable as a team unit; no relevant inactive or in-game early-exit designation was reported for the drafted defense.

Minnesota Vikings 21, Cleveland Browns 17

Headlines

• The Vikings rallied from a 17–14 deficit, winning on Carson Wentz’s 12-yard touchdown pass to Jordan Addison with 25 seconds remaining.
• Minnesota improved to 5–0 in London. Justin Jefferson led the Vikings with seven catches for 123 yards, while Addison had five catches for 41 yards and the game-winning touchdown.
• Addison was held out of the first quarter as a coach’s decision after missing a team walkthrough, but returned in the second quarter and became the decisive player late.
• Cleveland rookie Quinshon Judkins had his first 100-yard rushing game, carrying 23 times for 110 yards and adding an 18-yard reception.

Injuries

• Carson Wentz, Vikings QB: Hurt his left shoulder on a second-quarter scramble and left for evaluation before halftime. He missed one snap, returned to start the third quarter wearing a shoulder harness, and led the winning drive; he stopped producing only during the brief absence before resuming production after returning.
• J.J. McCarthy, Vikings QB: Inactive before the game with an ankle injury; he did not play or produce.
• Brian O’Neill, Vikings OT: Inactive before the game with a knee injury; he did not play or produce.
• Donovan Jackson, Vikings G: Inactive before the game with a wrist injury; he did not play or produce.
• Ryan Kelly, Vikings C: Inactive before the game with a concussion; he did not play or produce.
• Michael Jurgens, Vikings C: Inactive before the game with a hamstring injury; he did not play or produce.
• Andrew Van Ginkel, Vikings LB: Inactive before the game with a neck injury; he did not play or produce.
• Mike Hall, Browns DT: Inactive before the game with a knee injury; he did not play or produce.
• Jordan Addison, Vikings WR: Did not play in the first quarter because of a coach’s decision, not an injury. He returned in the second quarter, so there was no injury-related loss of production; he finished with five catches for 41 yards and a touchdown.
• Justin Jefferson, T.J. Hockenson, Quinshon Judkins, Vikings D/ST, and Browns D/ST: No notable injury, inactivity, or early exit was reported. Jefferson produced seven catches for 123 yards, Hockenson had six catches for 38 yards, and Judkins rushed for 110 yards.

Denver Broncos 21, Philadelphia Eagles 17

Final Score

• Broncos: 3–0–0–18 — 21
• Eagles: 3–7–7–0 — 17
• Denver overcame a 14-point deficit by scoring 18 unanswered points in the fourth quarter.
• The Eagles suffered their first loss of the season after leading 17–3 entering the fourth quarter.

Important Headlines

• Bo Nix led Denver on three scoring drives in three fourth-quarter possessions, completing 9 of 10 passes for 126 yards in the final period.
• J.K. Dobbins rushed for 79 yards and scored Denver’s first fourth-quarter touchdown on a 2-yard run.
• Nix threw an 11-yard touchdown pass to Evan Engram, then connected with Troy Franklin on the two-point conversion to give Denver an 18–17 lead with 7:36 remaining.
• Wil Lutz added a 36-yard field goal with 1:11 left to provide the final margin.
• Jalen Hurts threw touchdown passes to Dallas Goedert and Saquon Barkley and finished with 280 passing yards.
• DeVonta Smith had eight catches for 114 yards.
• Barkley’s 47-yard touchdown reception extended Philadelphia’s lead to 17–3 in the third quarter.
• A late Eagles fourth-down conversion was erased by an illegal-shift penalty on Barkley, forcing Philadelphia to punt.
• Courtland Sutton made a 34-yard catch on Denver’s decisive fourth-quarter drive.
• The loss ended Philadelphia’s four-game winning streak, while Denver improved to 3–2.

Injuries

• Landon Dickerson, Eagles — ankle: Left in the first half and did not return. He took no further snaps or produced any additional statistics after leaving.
• Grant Calcaterra, Eagles — oblique: Left during the game, was ruled out for the remainder, and did not return. He stopped producing after leaving; he finished with two catches for 18 yards.
• Tyler Badie, Broncos — shoulder: Left late in the fourth quarter. He did not return or produce after leaving.
• Courtland Sutton: Played the entire game with no reported injury or early exit.
• Dallas Goedert: Played despite a pregame knee issue and caught a touchdown; he had no in-game injury or early exit.
• DeVonta Smith: No reported injury or early exit.
• Saquon Barkley: No reported injury or early exit.
• J.K. Dobbins: No reported injury or early exit.
• Marvin Mims Jr.: No reported injury or early exit.
• RJ Harvey: No reported injury or early exit.
• Eagles D/ST: No player-specific injury or early exit reported for the unit.
• Jaylen Waddle: Was not a participant in this Eagles–Broncos game and had no game injury or early exit to report.

Houston Texans 44, Baltimore Ravens 10

Final score

• Houston led 7–3 after the first quarter, 24–3 at halftime, and 34–10 after three quarters. The Texans outgained Baltimore 417–207 and scored on all eight possessions with C.J. Stroud in the game.

Headlines

• C.J. Stroud delivered one of his best games of the season, completing 23 of 27 passes for 244 yards and four touchdowns, including three touchdown passes in the first half.
• Houston’s defense intercepted Cooper Rush three times and held Baltimore to 44 rushing yards. The victory was the Texans’ first in Baltimore and moved them to 2–3.
• Nico Collins caught four passes for 52 yards and a touchdown, while Dalton Schultz added five receptions for 60 yards.
• Derrick Henry rushed 15 times for 33 yards and a touchdown. Woody Marks had seven carries for 24 yards and no receptions. DeAndre Hopkins caught two passes for 46 yards.
• The Ravens were without Lamar Jackson, Kyle Hamilton, Marlon Humphrey, Roquan Smith, Ronnie Stanley, Chidobe Awuzie, Patrick Ricard and other key contributors because of injuries.

Injuries

• Lamar Jackson — Ravens: Inactive before the game with a hamstring injury; did not play and therefore had no production.
• Kyle Hamilton — Ravens: Inactive before the game with a groin injury; did not play and therefore had no production.
• Marlon Humphrey — Ravens: Inactive before the game with a calf injury; did not play and therefore had no production.
• Roquan Smith — Ravens: Inactive before the game with a hamstring injury; did not play and therefore had no production.
• Ronnie Stanley — Ravens: Inactive before the game with an ankle injury; did not play and therefore had no production.
• Chidobe Awuzie — Ravens: Inactive before the game with a hamstring injury; did not play and therefore had no production.
• Patrick Ricard — Ravens: Inactive before the game with a calf injury; did not play and therefore had no production.
• Nate Wiggins — Ravens: Entered concussion protocol during the game in the second half but was cleared and returned. He did not have a sustained early exit and continued producing afterward.
• Nico Collins — Texans: Was listed with a knee issue before the game but was cleared to play; he did not leave early and finished with four catches for 52 yards and a touchdown.
• Dalton Schultz — Texans: No notable injury or early exit reported; he played through the game and finished with five catches for 60 yards.
• Derrick Henry — Ravens: No notable injury or early exit reported; he played through the game and finished with 15 carries for 33 yards and a touchdown.
• Woody Marks — Texans: No notable injury or early exit reported; he played through the game and finished with seven carries for 24 yards.
• DeAndre Hopkins — Ravens: No notable injury or early exit reported; he played through the game and finished with two catches for 46 yards.
• David Montgomery — Texans: No notable injury or early exit was reported in this game; no game production or early departure was recorded for him.

Dallas Cowboys 37, New York Jets 22

Summary

• Dallas broke open a close first quarter with two 90-yard touchdown drives and led 23–3 at halftime. The Cowboys pulled away to a 30–3 advantage before New York scored three fourth-quarter touchdowns.
• Dak Prescott completed 18 of 29 passes for 237 yards, four touchdowns and no interceptions. He threw two touchdown passes to Jake Ferguson and a 43-yard score to George Pickens.
• Ferguson finished with seven catches for 49 yards and two touchdowns, while Pickens had two catches for 57 yards and a touchdown. Javonte Williams rushed for 135 yards and a touchdown and added a receiving touchdown.
• Breece Hall rushed for 113 yards and caught four passes for 42 yards, but his second-quarter fumble set up a Dallas touchdown and helped swing the game. Garrett Wilson caught six passes for 71 yards and a late touchdown, while Mason Taylor caught nine passes for 67 yards.
• The loss dropped the Jets to 0–5; Dallas improved to 2–2–1.

Injuries

• Breece Hall, Jets: Appeared to injure his left elbow on his second-quarter fumble. He returned to start the second half and finished the game, so he resumed production after the brief absence.
• Jack Sanborn, Cowboys: Left with a concussion in the first half and did not return; he stopped producing after leaving.
• Jalen Brooks, Cowboys: Suffered a knee injury early in the fourth quarter and did not return; he stopped producing after leaving.
• Jermaine Johnson, Jets: Inactive with an ankle injury and did not play, so he had no production in the game.
• CeeDee Lamb, Cowboys: Inactive with an ankle injury and did not play, so he had no production in the game.
• Dak Prescott, Jake Ferguson, Garrett Wilson, George Pickens, Javonte Williams, Mason Taylor and Emari Demercado: No reported in-game injury or early exit; each either played or, in Demercado’s case, was not reported as an injured early departure.

Carolina Panthers 27, Miami Dolphins 24

Final Score

• The Panthers overcame a 17-point first-half deficit to defeat the Dolphins, 27–24.
• Miami led 17–0 before Carolina scored 27 of the final 34 points.

Important Headlines

• Rico Dowdle, starting for the injured Chuba Hubbard, rushed for 206 yards and a touchdown on 23 carries. It was the second-highest rushing total in Panthers history.
• Bryce Young threw two touchdown passes, including the decisive 4-yard completion to rookie tight end Mitchell Evans with 1:59 remaining.
• Miami quarterback Tua Tagovailoa threw touchdown passes to De’Von Achane, Darren Waller, and Jaylen Waddle, but the Dolphins failed to score after taking a 24–20 lead.
• De’Von Achane finished with 16 carries for 10 rushing yards and six receptions for 30 yards and a touchdown.
• Darren Waller caught five passes for 78 yards and a touchdown.
• Malik Washington caught four passes for zero yards and returned four kickoffs for 98 yards and three punts for 29 yards.
• The Dolphins defense recorded three sacks, one interception, and one fumble recovery, but allowed Carolina’s late game-winning drive.

Injuries

• Chuba Hubbard was inactive with a calf injury and did not play, so he recorded no production.
• Dolphins linebacker Tyrel Dodson was inactive with a head injury and recorded no production.
• Panthers cornerback Cornell Armstrong left in the fourth quarter with a hamstring injury and did not return; he had no further production after leaving.
• Rico Dowdle briefly left during the second half with cramping but returned and continued producing, finishing with 206 rushing yards and a touchdown.
• De’Von Achane played the entire game and did not leave early.
• Malik Washington played the entire game and did not leave early.
• Jalen Tolbert was not reported as injured or as leaving early and had no notable game-impacting production.
• Darren Waller played the entire game and did not leave early, finishing with five catches for 78 yards and a touchdown.
• The Dolphins D/ST remained in the game throughout; it finished with three sacks, one interception, and one fumble recovery.

New Orleans Saints 26, New York Giants 14

Summary

• The Saints overcame an early double-digit deficit by scoring 23 unanswered points and forcing five consecutive Giants turnovers.
• Spencer Rattler threw an 87-yard touchdown to Rashid Shaheed in the second quarter, and Jordan Howden returned a Cam Skattebo fumble 86 yards for a touchdown.
• New Orleans earned its first win of the 2025 season, while New York fell to 1–4.
• Listed fantasy players: Alvin Kamara had 27 rushing yards and 28 receiving yards; Chris Olave caught seven passes for 59 yards; Juwan Johnson caught two passes for 17 yards; Cam Skattebo rushed for 59 yards and caught six passes for 45 yards.
• Travis Etienne Jr. was not involved in this game; he was with Jacksonville in 2025. The Saints D/ST and Giants D/ST had no individual injury or early-exit designation.

Injuries

• Justin Reid, Saints safety: Left in the first quarter with concussion symptoms, did not return, and stopped producing after leaving.
• Swayze Bozeman, Giants linebacker: Hurt his ankle in the first half, was ruled out for the remainder of the game, did not return, and stopped producing after leaving.
• Dru Phillips, Giants defensive back: Sustained an ankle injury in the third quarter; his return status was not clearly reported, and he stopped producing after leaving.
• Darius Slayton, Giants wide receiver: Suffered a hamstring injury in the fourth quarter and was uncertain to return; no subsequent production was reported after he left.
• Inactive players: Tyrone Tracy Jr. and Demetrius Flannigan-Fowles were inactive for the Giants; Cesar Ruiz, Chase Young, Trey Palmer and Isaac Yiadom were inactive for the Saints. None played or produced in the game.
• Alvin Kamara, Saints; Juwan Johnson, Saints; Chris Olave, Saints; Cam Skattebo, Giants: All played and had recorded production; none was reported as injured or leaving early.

Indianapolis Colts 40, Las Vegas Raiders 6

Important Headlines

• The Colts scored 40 unanswered points after Las Vegas opened with a field goal, including touchdowns on six consecutive possessions during the second and third quarters.
• Jonathan Taylor rushed for 66 yards and three touchdowns on 17 carries, then added a successful two-point conversion.
• Daniel Jones completed 20 of 29 passes for 212 yards and two touchdowns without throwing an interception. Tyler Warren caught four passes for 44 yards and a touchdown.
• Ashton Jeanty led the Raiders with 67 rushing yards on 14 carries and added 42 receiving yards. Tre Tucker caught four passes for 62 yards.
• The Raiders were held scoreless in the second and third quarters and turned the ball over twice, while the Colts improved to 4-1.

Injuries

• Colts D/ST: No notable injury or early exit involving the drafted defense was reported.
• Jonathan Taylor: No injury or early exit reported; he produced three touchdowns and a two-point conversion.
• Tre Tucker: No injury or early exit reported; he finished with four catches for 62 yards.
• Ashton Jeanty: No injury or early exit reported; he finished with 109 total yards.
• Daniel Jones: No injury or early exit reported; he finished with two touchdown passes.
• Tyler Warren: No injury or early exit reported; he caught a touchdown pass.
• Keenan Allen: No injury or early exit reported.
• Brock Bowers: Inactive before the game with a knee injury; he did not play or produce. Michael Mayer was also inactive with a concussion.
• Mike Hilton: Left with a shoulder injury in the first quarter and did not return; he had no further production after leaving.
• Spencer Shrader: Injured his right knee late in the second quarter after contact on an extra point and did not return; he had no further production after leaving, forcing the Colts to attempt two-point conversions on subsequent touchdowns.
• Grover Stewart: Left with a biceps injury in the second half; no return or post-exit production was reported.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 38, Seattle Seahawks 35

Final Score

• Tampa Bay won on Chase McLaughlin’s 39-yard field goal as time expired.
• The Buccaneers led 13–7 at halftime, but the teams combined for seven second-half touchdowns.
• Tampa Bay improved to 4–1, while Seattle fell to 3–2.

Important Headlines

• Baker Mayfield completed 29 of 33 passes for 379 yards, two touchdowns and no interceptions.
• Emeka Egbuka had a breakout performance with seven catches for 163 yards and a touchdown. His 57-yard catch set up another Tampa Bay touchdown.
• Jaxon Smith-Njigba caught eight passes for 132 yards and a touchdown, including Seattle’s final play of the first half.
• Seattle took a 35–28 lead on a 21-yard touchdown pass to Tory Horton, but Mayfield answered with an 11-yard touchdown pass to Sterling Shepard.
• With Seattle threatening in the final minute, Lavonte David intercepted a Sam Darnold pass intended for Cooper Kupp. Tampa Bay then ran out the clock and kicked the winning field goal.
• Cade Otton contributed four catches for 81 yards, including a 25-yard reception on Tampa Bay’s game-tying fourth-quarter drive.
• Chris Godwin Jr. played and made several important third-down and possession catches; he was not reported as injured or leaving early.
• Cooper Kupp played but did not have a reported aggregate stat line. David’s late interception came on a pass intended for Kupp.

Injuries

• Bucky Irving, Buccaneers — inactive before the game: Out with foot and shoulder injuries. He did not play, did not return and produced nothing after leaving because he never entered the game.
• Jamel Dean, Buccaneers — inactive before the game: Out with a hip injury. He did not play, did not return and produced nothing after leaving because he never entered the game.
• Mike Evans, Buccaneers — inactive before the game: Out with a hamstring injury. He did not play, did not return and produced nothing after leaving because he never entered the game.
• Christian Izien, Buccaneers — inactive before the game: Out with a quad injury. He did not play, did not return and produced nothing after leaving because he never entered the game.
• Benjamin Morrison, Buccaneers — inactive before the game: Out with a hamstring injury. He did not play, did not return and produced nothing after leaving because he never entered the game.
• DeMarcus Lawrence, Seahawks — inactive before the game: Out with a quad injury. He did not play, did not return and produced nothing after leaving because he never entered the game.
• Julian Love, Seahawks — inactive before the game: Out with a hamstring injury. He did not play, did not return and produced nothing after leaving because he never entered the game.
• Devon Witherspoon, Seahawks — inactive before the game: Out with a knee injury. He did not play, did not return and produced nothing after leaving because he never entered the game.
• Derick Hall, Seahawks — first half, early in the game: Left with an oblique injury and was ruled out. He did not return and stopped producing after leaving. The game report did not specify the exact quarter.
• Riq Woolen, Seahawks — later in the game: Suffered a concussion and did not return. He stopped producing after leaving and was required to clear the concussion protocol before returning. The game report did not specify the exact quarter.
• Nehemiah Pritchett, Seahawks — during the game: Was briefly sidelined but returned; he therefore did not stop producing for the remainder of the game.
• Nick Emmanwori, Seahawks — during the game: Was briefly sidelined but returned; he therefore did not stop producing for the remainder of the game.
• Baker Mayfield, Cade Otton, Chris Godwin Jr., Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Cooper Kupp and Emeka Egbuka: None was reported inactive, injured during the game or to have left early.

Tennessee Titans 22, Arizona Cardinals 21

Final score

• The Titans overcame a 21–6 fourth-quarter deficit and won on Joey Slye’s 29-yard field goal as time expired.
• Scoring by quarter: Titans 3–3–0–16; Cardinals 14–7–0–0.
• Tennessee snapped a 10-game losing streak, while Arizona suffered its third consecutive loss on a field goal during the final play.

Important headlines

• Cam Ward threw for 265 yards, including 193 yards in the fourth quarter, as Tennessee mounted the comeback.
• Tony Pollard ran 14 times for 67 yards and a touchdown and added three catches for 11 yards, but he also lost a fumble.
• Marvin Harrison Jr. led Arizona with four catches for 98 yards; Trey McBride added five catches for 41 yards.
• Arizona appeared to extend its lead on Emari Demercado’s 72-yard touchdown run, but Demercado fumbled just before crossing the goal line, resulting in a touchback.
• After a Cardinals turnover and a Titans recovery in the end zone cut the margin to 21–19, Slye’s late field goal completed Tennessee’s comeback.

Injuries

• James Williams, Titans LB: Left with a forearm injury in the second quarter. His return was not reported, and he stopped producing after leaving.
• Cody Simon, Cardinals LB: Left with a knee injury in the first half. His return was not reported, and he stopped producing after leaving.
• Tip Reiman, Cardinals TE: Left with an ankle injury in the third quarter and did not return. He stopped producing after leaving.
• Kyler Murray, Cardinals QB: Briefly left with a foot injury in the third quarter, missed two plays, then returned. He did not produce during the absence but resumed playing afterward.
• Max Melton, Cardinals CB: Inactive before the game because of a hamstring injury; he recorded no production.
• Evan Brown, Cardinals OL: Inactive because of a hamstring injury; he recorded no production.
• Darius Robinson, Cardinals DL: Inactive because of a pectoral injury; he recorded no production.
• JC Latham, Titans OT: Inactive because of a hip injury, missing his fourth consecutive game; he recorded no production.
• Trey McBride, Cardinals TE: Played the entire game as far as reported and was not listed as injured or leaving early. He finished with five catches for 41 yards.
• Marvin Harrison Jr., Cardinals WR: Played and was not listed as injured or leaving early. He finished with four catches for 98 yards.
• Tony Pollard, Titans RB: Played and was not listed as injured or leaving early. He finished with 78 total yards and a rushing touchdown.
• Wan’Dale Robinson: Was not part of this Cardinals–Titans game; he played for the Giants, so he had no injury, early exit, or production in this matchup.
• Cardinals D/ST and Titans D/ST: Neither defensive unit had a reported unit-level injury or early exit.

Washington Commanders 27, Los Angeles Chargers 10

Summary

• The Chargers opened a 10–0 lead, but Washington answered with 27 consecutive points to win decisively. The Commanders scored 10 points in the second quarter, 10 in the third, and seven in the fourth.
• Jayden Daniels returned from a two-game absence caused by a knee injury and helped Washington rally. He connected with Deebo Samuel Sr. on an eight-yard touchdown pass with 1:08 remaining.
• Washington’s Jacory Croskey-Merritt was the game’s breakout performer, producing 150 yards and two rushing touchdowns on only 16 touches.
• Justin Herbert finished 22-of-29 for 166 yards, one touchdown, and one interception. The Chargers were undermined by protection problems, two turnovers, five sacks allowed, and 85 penalty yards.

Injuries

• Omarion Hampton, Chargers RB — ankle: Left in the third quarter and did not return. He finished with 44 rushing yards and 26 receiving yards; he stopped producing after leaving the game. Hampton was later reported to have suffered a left-ankle fracture and was seen in a walking boot.
• Da’Shawn Hand, Chargers DL — groin: Hurt in the second quarter and did not return; he stopped producing after leaving.
• Trey Pipkins III, Chargers RT — knee: Hurt in the second quarter, returned in the third quarter, and later spent additional time off the field; his production stopped during each exit.
• Mekhi Becton, Chargers RG — hand: Left during the game, briefly returned, and exited again; he stopped producing after his final departure.
• Joe Alt, Chargers OT — ankle: Inactive before the game and did not play; therefore, he had no game production.
• Justin Herbert, Chargers QB: Played the entire game and was not reported as injured.
• Quentin Johnston, Chargers WR: Played and was not reported as injured or as leaving early.
• Ladd McConkey, Chargers WR: Played and was not reported as injured or as leaving early.
• Zach Ertz, Commanders TE: Played and was not reported as injured or as leaving early; he recorded no catches.
• Deebo Samuel Sr., Commanders WR: Played through a heel issue and was not reported as leaving early. He produced eight catches for 96 yards and the game’s final touchdown.
• Rachaad White: Not a participant in this Chargers–Commanders game; no game injury or early exit applied.
• Stefon Diggs: Not a participant in this Chargers–Commanders game; no game injury or early exit applied.

Detroit Lions 37, Cincinnati Bengals 24

Headlines

• Detroit led 28–3 late in the third quarter before Cincinnati mounted a fourth-quarter comeback, but the Lions held on for their fourth consecutive win and improved to 4–1.
• Jared Goff completed 19 of 23 passes for 258 yards and three touchdowns. Amon-Ra St. Brown had eight catches for 100 yards, Sam LaPorta caught five passes for 92 yards and a touchdown, and Jahmyr Gibbs scored on a 20-yard reception.
• Jake Browning threw three fourth-quarter touchdown passes but also had three interceptions. Ja’Marr Chase finished with six catches for 110 yards and two touchdowns, while Tee Higgins caught three passes for 22 yards and a touchdown.
• Lions linebacker Derrick Barnes sealed the game with a sack of Browning for a safety with 1:54 remaining. Detroit also recovered Cincinnati’s onside kick with 2:57 left.
• The Bengals’ late rally made the margin closer, but Detroit controlled most of the game after building a 28–3 advantage.

Injuries

• Kalif Raymond, Lions WR — neck injury, first quarter: Raymond was injured during a punt return and did not return. He stopped producing after leaving the game.
• Terrion Arnold, Lions CB — shoulder, before the game: Arnold was ruled out and did not play; therefore, he did not return or produce.
• Taylor Decker, Lions OT — shoulder, before the game: Decker was inactive and did not play; therefore, he did not return or produce.
• Zach Cunningham, Lions LB — hamstring, before the game: Cunningham was inactive and did not play; therefore, he did not return or produce.
• Khalil Dorsey, Lions CB — concussion/wrist, before the game: Dorsey was inactive and did not play; therefore, he did not return or produce.
• Sione Vaki, Lions RB — groin, before the game: Vaki was inactive and did not play; therefore, he did not return or produce.
• Jared Goff, Amon-Ra St. Brown, Sam LaPorta, Jahmyr Gibbs, Tee Higgins, Ja’Marr Chase, Jake Browning, and Lions D/ST: None of these named players or units were reported inactive, injured during the game, or forced to leave early. Each continued to contribute in the game’s statistics or final defensive sequence.

New England Patriots 23, Buffalo Bills 20

Summary

• The Patriots defeated the Bills on a 52-yard Andy Borregales field goal as time expired, handing Buffalo its first loss of the season and giving New England its biggest win under head coach Mike Vrabel.
• Drake Maye led New England to the road upset, while Josh Allen completed 22 of 31 passes for 253 yards and two touchdowns but committed two costly turnovers: a lost fumble and an interception.
• Buffalo briefly rallied from a 20-10 deficit in the fourth quarter. Allen’s two-yard touchdown pass to Keon Coleman cut the Patriots’ lead to three, but New England answered with the game-winning field goal.
• Dalton Kincaid was Buffalo’s leading receiver with six catches for 108 yards. James Cook III also played, while Rhamondre Stevenson and Hunter Henry appeared for New England.
• The Patriots won despite Stevenson’s fumble, his third of the season. New England also received a standout performance from former Bills receiver Stefon Diggs, who recorded 146 receiving yards.

Injuries

• Antonio Gibson, Patriots RB: Injured on a kickoff return in the second quarter, approximately six minutes into the period. He was helped off the field, ruled out, and did not return; he stopped producing after leaving.
• Matt Milano, Bills LB: Aggravated a pectoral injury late in the second quarter and was ruled questionable to return in the third quarter. He did not return for the second half and stopped producing after leaving.
• Connor McGovern, Bills C: Briefly left during the game for evaluation of a hand injury but returned. Because he returned, he did not stop producing after leaving.
• Josh Allen, Bills QB; Rhamondre Stevenson, Patriots RB; Hunter Henry, Patriots TE; Dalton Kincaid, Bills TE; Keon Coleman, Bills WR; Drake Maye, Patriots QB; James Cook III, Bills RB; and the Bills D/ST: None were inactive, suffered a reported in-game injury, or left early. Each continued participating for the remainder of the game.

Jacksonville Jaguars 31, Kansas City Chiefs 28

Headlines

• Jacksonville erased a 14-point first-half deficit and won on Trevor Lawrence’s tackle-breaking 1-yard touchdown run with 23 seconds remaining. Lawrence also ran for another touchdown and threw a scoring pass to Parker Washington.
• Devin Lloyd intercepted Patrick Mahomes near the goal line and returned it 99 yards for a touchdown, giving Jacksonville a 21–14 lead late in the third quarter.
• The Jaguars won their third straight game, improved to 4–1, and defeated Kansas City for the first time since 2009. The Chiefs fell to 2–3.
• Mahomes threw for 318 yards and a touchdown, ran for a touchdown, and led Kansas City’s late 12-play, 86-yard touchdown drive. Travis Kelce opened the scoring with a 2-yard touchdown reception.

Injuries

• Brenton Strange, Jaguars TE — left hip injury: Hurt in the first half, specifically the second quarter, and did not return. He stopped producing after leaving the game.
• Robert Hainsey, Jaguars C — hamstring injury: Left in the fourth quarter and was replaced by Jonan Monheim. A return was not reported; he stopped producing after leaving.
• Travon Walker, Jaguars DE — wrist injury: Inactive for the game after undergoing surgery the previous Monday. He did not play and therefore had no production.
• Khalen Saunders Jr., Jaguars DL — inactive: Did not play and had no production.
• Danny Striggow, Jaguars DE — inactive: Did not play and had no production.
• Wyatt Milum, Jaguars OL — inactive with a knee issue: Did not play and had no production.
• Yasir Abdullah, Jaguars LB — inactive with a hamstring issue: Did not play and had no production.
• Xavier Worthy, Chiefs WR — ankle: Hobbled off in the third quarter after appearing to tweak his ankle, but returned a few plays later. Because he returned, he did not stop producing after leaving; he finished with six catches for 42 yards and one carry for 9 yards.
• Travis Kelce, Chiefs TE: No injury or early exit reported; he played and caught Kansas City’s first-quarter touchdown.
• Patrick Mahomes, Chiefs QB: No injury or early exit reported; he played the entire game.
• Jakobi Meyers, Jaguars WR: No injury, inactive designation, or early exit reported.
• Justin Fields, Jaguars QB: No injury, inactive designation, or early exit reported.