Denver Broncos 10, Las Vegas Raiders 7

Important headlines

• Denver won a defensive slugfest at home, improving to 8–2 while holding Las Vegas scoreless after the first quarter.
• The Raiders opened the scoring with a touchdown, but the Broncos answered with a Bo Nix touchdown pass to Troy Franklin and a field goal from Wil Lutz.
• Nix completed 16 of 28 passes for 150 yards, one touchdown and two interceptions. Denver’s offense struggled to sustain drives, but J.K. Dobbins led the rushing attack with 77 yards on 18 carries.
• The Raiders were hurt by a blocked punt, nine penalties, a missed field goal and a touchdown erased by penalty.
• Among the named players, Franklin scored Denver’s only touchdown; Courtland Sutton caught three passes for 24 yards, RJ Harvey had four carries for nine yards and two catches for nine yards, and Brock Bowers caught one pass for 31 yards.

Injuries

• Jackson Powers-Johnson, Raiders: Injured his left leg in the first half and did not return; he stopped producing after leaving.
• Dylan Parham, Raiders: Sprained an ankle during the game; he remained involved afterward, so he did not have an early exit.
• Tristin McCollum, Raiders: Was evaluated for a concussion in the second half; he returned, and therefore did not stop producing after the evaluation.
• Quinn Meinerz, Broncos: Left in the third quarter because of an illness and did not return; he stopped producing after leaving.
• Karene Reid, Broncos: Sustained a hamstring injury during the game; the available recap does not clearly establish whether he returned, so he stopped producing after his exit.
• Jonah Elliss, Broncos: Sustained a hamstring injury during the game; the available recap does not clearly establish whether he returned, so he stopped producing after his exit.
• Courtland Sutton, Bo Nix, Brock Bowers, Troy Franklin, Ashton Jeanty, RJ Harvey and J.K. Dobbins: None was reported as inactive, injured during the game or forced to leave early. Sutton, Nix, Bowers, Franklin, Jeanty, Harvey and Dobbins all appeared in the game; Dobbins finished with 18 carries, confirming he was not an early exit.
• Broncos D/ST and Raiders D/ST: Neither defensive unit was inactive or recorded as an injury-related early exit.
• Jaylen Waddle and Jalen Nailor: Neither player was on the Broncos or Raiders’ Week 10 game-day rosters, so neither had a game injury or early exit in this matchup.

Indianapolis Colts 31, Atlanta Falcons 25 (OT)

Final Score

• The Colts defeated the Falcons 31–25 in overtime in Berlin, Germany. Atlanta led 25–19 late in the fourth quarter, but Indianapolis tied the game with a 44-yard field goal before Jonathan Taylor scored the winning touchdown on an 8-yard run in overtime.
• Indianapolis improved to 8–2, while Atlanta fell to 3–6.

Important Headlines

• Jonathan Taylor delivered a franchise-record performance: 32 carries for 244 yards and three touchdowns, including an 83-yard touchdown in the fourth quarter and the overtime game-winner. He also added 42 receiving yards.
• Daniel Jones completed 19 of 26 passes for 255 yards, one touchdown and one interception, while adding 53 rushing yards.
• Tyler Warren caught eight passes for 99 yards, and the Colts’ D/ST helped Indianapolis overcome Atlanta’s late lead.
• Drake London caught six passes for 104 yards and a touchdown. Kyle Pitts Sr. added two catches for 38 yards.
• London’s touchdown and a successful two-point conversion helped Atlanta take a 25–22 lead with 1:44 remaining, but the Falcons could not hold on.
• The game was the NFL’s first regular-season contest played at Berlin’s Olympic Stadium.

Injuries

• Drake London — Falcons: He was checked in the medical tent during the second quarter after his touchdown, then returned to the game. He finished with six catches for 104 yards, a touchdown and a two-point conversion, so he did not stop producing after the brief exit.
• Jonathan Taylor — Colts: No injury or early exit was reported; he played through overtime and finished with 244 rushing yards and three touchdowns.
• Daniel Jones — Colts: No injury or early exit was reported; he completed the game and produced 255 passing yards plus 53 rushing yards.
• Tyler Warren — Colts: No injury or early exit was reported; he completed the game with eight receptions for 99 yards.
• Kyle Pitts Sr. — Falcons: No injury or early exit was reported; he completed the game with two receptions for 38 yards.
• Keenan Allen — Colts: No injury or early exit was reported; he was active and did not record a listed statistical contribution in the game.
• Colts D/ST: No notable defensive player from the Colts’ unit was reported as leaving early in the game. Pre-game inactives included DeForest Buckner, Samson Ebukam, Anthony Gould and Tyquan Lewis.

Chicago Bears 24, New York Giants 20

Recap

• The Bears erased a 20–10 deficit with two fourth-quarter touchdowns in the final four minutes. Caleb Williams threw a 2-yard touchdown pass to Rome Odunze with 3:56 remaining, then scored on a 17-yard scramble with 1:47 left to give Chicago the lead.
• Kyle Monangai gave Chicago an early 7–0 lead with an 8-yard touchdown run in the first quarter.
• D’Andre Swift rushed for 80 yards on 13 carries and added 18 receiving yards. Monangai finished with 28 rushing yards and a touchdown.
• Rome Odunze caught six passes for 86 yards and the go-ahead touchdown, while Luther Burden III caught three passes for 51 yards. Theo Johnson led the Giants with seven catches for 75 yards.
• The loss extended the Giants’ road losing streak to a franchise-record 11 games.

Injuries

• Jaxson Dart, Giants QB — concussion: He was hit hard on a designed run in the third quarter, briefly returned for two plays, then left for good at the start of the fourth quarter and was ruled out. He did not return and stopped producing after his final exit.
• Darius Slayton, Giants WR — hamstring: He suffered the injury after three first-half receptions for 85 yards. He returned in the third quarter and added one short catch, but stopped producing meaningfully after the injury.
• Tyler Nubin, Giants S — neck: He was injured in the second half after colliding with Colston Loveland, returned to the game, and continued playing; no post-exit production issue applied.
• Rakeem Nuñez-Roches, Giants DL — elbow: He was helped off the field late in the third quarter. He returned, so he did not have a final early exit or a post-exit production stoppage.
• Demetrius Flannigan-Fowles, Giants LB — pectoral: He suffered the injury during the game; no confirmed final early exit was reported.
• D’Andre Swift, Bears RB — groin/questionable entering the game: He was active and played, finishing with 80 rushing yards and 18 receiving yards; he did not leave early.
• Kyle Monangai, Bears RB — ankle/questionable entering the game: He was active and played, rushing for 28 yards and a touchdown; he did not leave early.
• Rome Odunze, Bears WR — ankle/heel concern entering the game: He was active, caught six passes for 86 yards and scored the decisive late touchdown; he did not leave early.
• Theo Johnson, Giants TE — shoulder concern entering the game: He was active and caught seven passes for 75 yards; he did not leave early.
• Luther Burden III, Bears WR — concussion concern entering the game: He was active and caught three passes for 51 yards; he did not leave early.
• Bears D/ST: No notable injury or early exit was reported for the unit.
• Isaiah Likely and Calvin Austin III: Neither player participated in this Bears–Giants game, so neither had a game injury or early exit.

Baltimore Ravens 27, Minnesota Vikings 19

Headlines

• Baltimore overcame a 10–9 halftime deficit by leaning on its rushing attack and scored 18 unanswered points across the third and fourth quarters.
• The Ravens won their third consecutive game, improving to 4–5 after opening the season 1–5.
• Lamar Jackson completed 17 of 29 passes for 176 yards and a touchdown, added 36 rushing yards, and led Baltimore in his second start after returning from a hamstring injury.
• Mark Andrews caught Jackson’s 2-yard touchdown pass early in the fourth quarter, and Rashod Bateman caught the successful two-point conversion.
• Baltimore forced three turnovers—two interceptions and a fumbled kickoff return—and converted them into 13 points.
• J.J. McCarthy completed 20 of 42 passes for 248 yards, one touchdown, and two interceptions. He also ran for 48 yards.
• Justin Jefferson was held to four catches for 37 yards on 12 targets.
• The Vikings committed eight false-start penalties, while Minnesota’s late touchdown drive cut the deficit to eight points but failed to produce a comeback.

Injuries

• None of the specifically named drafted players—Lamar Jackson, Mark Andrews, Justin Jefferson, Rashod Bateman, T.J. Hockenson, Jordan Addison, Zay Flowers, Derrick Henry, J.J. McCarthy, Jordan Mason, or Jauan Jennings—was reported as inactive, injured during the game, or forced to leave early. Therefore, none stopped producing because of an injury.
• The Vikings’ Jonathan Greenard suffered a shoulder injury in the third quarter after landing hard while trying to tackle Jackson on a scramble. He did not return and stopped producing after leaving.
• Vikings safety Theo Jackson, cornerback Jeff Okudah, and tight end Josh Oliver were inactive before kickoff because of concussion, concussion-related injured-reserve status, and a foot injury, respectively. They did not play and therefore produced no statistics.
• Ravens cornerback Marlon Humphrey was sidelined late with a finger injury; the available game report did not specify whether he returned. He stopped producing after leaving.

New York Jets 27, Cleveland Browns 20

Summary

• The Jets won their second straight game, overcoming an early Browns lead in a rain-soaked game at MetLife Stadium. New York finished 2–7, while Cleveland fell to 2–7.
• Cleveland opened the scoring with Dillon Gabriel’s 9-yard touchdown pass to David Njoku, but the Jets answered with two major special-teams touchdowns: Kene Nwangwu’s 99-yard kickoff return and Isaiah Williams’ 74-yard punt return.
• Jerry Jeudy’s second-quarter touchdown catch tied the game at 14–14. The score was 17–17 at halftime, and neither team scored in the third quarter.
• Breece Hall provided the decisive plays in the fourth quarter, catching a short Justin Fields pass and turning it into a 42-yard touchdown. He finished with 83 rushing yards on 21 carries and 42 receiving yards on one catch.
• Will McDonald IV recorded four sacks, including a fourth-down sack that stopped a Browns drive in Jets territory. New York totaled a season-high six sacks, while Browns D/ST recorded an interception of Fields.
• After Hall added a 30-yard run, Nick Folk kicked a 37-yard field goal to put the Jets ahead 27–17. Cleveland added a field goal, but New York ran out the clock.

Player Notes

• Breece Hall: 21 carries for 83 yards; one reception for 42 yards and a touchdown. His fourth-quarter receiving score and late 30-yard run were the game’s biggest offensive plays.
• Jerry Jeudy: Six receptions for 78 yards and one touchdown, including Cleveland’s second-quarter tying score.
• Quinshon Judkins: 22 carries for 75 yards and two receptions for 10 yards. He played the full game without a reported injury or early exit.
• Harold Fannin Jr.: Four receptions for 44 yards. He played despite a hamstring designation and did not leave early or have a reported in-game injury.
• Mason Taylor: One reception for four yards. He played and did not have a reported injury or early exit.
• Browns D/ST: Produced an interception when Ronnie Hickman picked off Fields in the second quarter, but Cleveland’s defense surrendered Hall’s 42-yard touchdown and the late field-goal drive.

Injuries

• Garrett Wilson, Jets WR: Reinjured his knee in the third quarter while trying to make a catch and did not return. He stopped producing after leaving, finishing without a reception on three targets.
• Azareye’h Thomas, Jets CB: Sustained a head injury in the second quarter and did not return. He stopped producing after leaving; he had recorded tackles and a pass defensed before exiting.
• Breece Hall, Jerry Jeudy, Quinshon Judkins, Harold Fannin Jr., and Mason Taylor: None was reported as inactive, injured during the game, or forced to leave early; each continued playing, so there was no post-exit production stoppage to report.

New England Patriots 28, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 23

Final Score

• The Patriots won 28–23 at Tampa Bay, improving to 8–2 and extending their winning streak to seven games. The Buccaneers fell to 6–3.
• New England’s offense was powered by three touchdowns of at least 55 yards: Kyle Williams’ 72-yard reception and TreVeyon Henderson’s 55- and 69-yard touchdown runs.
• Tampa Bay scored first and rallied late, but its onside-kick attempt failed after Tez Johnson’s 11-yard touchdown with 33 seconds remaining.

Important Headlines

• TreVeyon Henderson finished with 147 rushing yards and two touchdowns, while Drake Maye threw for 270 yards and two touchdowns with one interception.
• Baker Mayfield threw for 273 yards, three touchdowns, and no interceptions. Emeka Egbuka caught six passes for 115 yards and a touchdown; Tez Johnson added four catches, 42 yards, and two touchdowns.
• Cade Otton caught nine passes for 82 yards, while Hunter Henry had one reception for nine yards and DeMario Douglas caught two passes for 34 yards.
• The game’s only turnover was Tykee Smith’s end-zone interception of Maye. Tampa Bay also became the first team to lose to New England this season without committing a turnover.
• Six of the seven touchdowns were scored by rookies: Egbuka, Johnson, Henderson, and Williams.

Injuries

• TreVeyon Henderson was shaken up in the second half and briefly evaluated by trainers, but returned to the game. He continued producing afterward, including his 69-yard touchdown run, so he did not stop producing after the incident.
• Hunter Henry played the game and recorded one catch; no injury or early exit was reported.
• Cade Otton played the game and recorded nine catches; although he absorbed a hard hit on a catch, no injury or early exit was reported.
• Baker Mayfield played the entire game and recorded three touchdown passes; no injury or early exit was reported.
• DeMario Douglas played and caught two passes; no injury or early exit was reported.
• Drake Maye played the entire game; no injury or early exit was reported.
• Emeka Egbuka played and caught a touchdown pass; no injury or early exit was reported.
• Kyle Williams played and caught a 72-yard touchdown; no injury or early exit was reported.
• Tez Johnson played and caught two touchdowns; no injury or early exit was reported.
• Buccaneers D/ST had no applicable individual inactive or in-game injury status.
• A.J. Brown and Romeo Doubs were not participants in this Buccaneers–Patriots game, so no game injury or early exit applied to them.

Houston Texans 36, Jacksonville Jaguars 29

Summary

• Houston overcame a 19-point deficit, scoring 26 unanswered points in the fourth quarter to complete the comeback.
• Davis Mills threw three fourth-quarter touchdowns and ran for the go-ahead 14-yard touchdown with 31 seconds remaining.
• Nico Collins caught 7 passes for 136 yards and a two-point conversion, while Dalton Schultz caught 7 passes for 63 yards and a touchdown.
• Parker Washington provided Jacksonville’s biggest early spark with two touchdowns: a receiving score and a 72-yard punt return touchdown.
• Jacksonville led 29-10 early in the fourth quarter but was held scoreless for the remainder of the game.

Injuries

• M.J. Stewart, Texans safety: Suffered a serious leg/quadriceps injury in the second quarter, was carted off in an air cast, and was ruled out. He did not return and had no further production; the injury ended his 2025 season.
• Anton Harrison, Jaguars right tackle: Sustained a knee injury in the fourth quarter. He left the game and did not return, with no further production after exiting.
• Patrick Mekari, Jaguars right guard: Sustained a knee injury in the fourth quarter. He left the game and did not return, with no further production after exiting.
• C.J. Stroud, Texans quarterback: Inactive before the game because of a concussion suffered the previous week; he recorded no production.
• Brian Thomas Jr., Jaguars wide receiver: Inactive before the game with an ankle injury; he recorded no production.
• Nico Collins, Texans wide receiver: Played the entire game and was not injured; he finished with 7 receptions for 136 yards and a two-point conversion.
• Dalton Schultz, Texans tight end: Played the entire game despite being listed with knee and shoulder issues during the week; he finished with 7 receptions and a touchdown.
• Parker Washington, Jaguars wide receiver/returner: Played the entire game and was not injured; he scored two touchdowns.
• Jaguars D/ST and Texans D/ST: Neither defense was inactive, and no notable defensive-unit injury or early exit was reported.

Miami Dolphins 30, Buffalo Bills 13

Summary

• Miami snapped Buffalo’s seven-game winning streak in the series with its most dominant performance of the season. The Dolphins held the Bills scoreless through the first three quarters, forced three turnovers, and recorded three sacks.
• De’Von Achane was the decisive offensive player, rushing for 174 yards and two fourth-quarter touchdowns while adding 51 receiving yards for 225 total yards. His scores covered 59 and 35 yards.
• Tua Tagovailoa completed 15 of 21 passes for 173 yards and two touchdowns. Josh Allen completed 28 of 40 passes for 306 yards but threw two interceptions and lost a fourth-quarter fumble.
• Khalil Shakir led Buffalo with seven catches for 58 yards.

Injuries

• Joshua Palmer, Bills WR — inactive before the game: He was ruled out with knee and ankle injuries after trying to participate in pregame warmups. He did not play and therefore had no production.
• Dalton Kincaid, Bills TE — hamstring injury in the third quarter: He left early in the second half and did not return. He stopped producing after leaving the game.
• Landon Jackson, Bills DE — knee injury in the first quarter: He left during the opening quarter and did not return. He stopped producing after leaving the game.
• Khalil Shakir, Bills WR — rib injury during the game: The injury was disclosed after the game, but the specific quarter was not reported. He returned/finished the game, recording seven receptions for 58 yards, so he did not leave early or stop producing.
• Josh Allen, Bills QB — no game injury: He played the entire game and remained productive statistically; no injury-related early exit was reported.
• De’Von Achane, Dolphins RB — no game injury: He played the entire game and finished with 225 total yards and two touchdowns.
• Malik Washington, Dolphins WR — no game injury or early exit reported: He played without a reported notable injury.
• James Cook III, Bills RB — no game injury or early exit reported: He played without a reported notable injury.

New Orleans Saints 17, Carolina Panthers 7

Headlines

• The Saints snapped a four-game losing streak and improved to 2–8, while Carolina fell to 5–5 after losing four of its previous five games.
• Rookie quarterback Tyler Shough completed 19 of 27 passes for 282 yards, two touchdowns, and no interceptions. He threw a 62-yard touchdown to Chris Olave in the second quarter and a 30-yard touchdown to Juwan Johnson in the fourth.
• New Orleans outgained Carolina 388–175 and controlled possession, while the Panthers managed only 102 net passing yards and three third-down conversions in nine attempts.
• Carolina scored first on Rico Dowdle’s five-yard touchdown run, but the Panthers’ offense then produced only 36 net yards across its next five first-half possessions.
• Bryce Young finished 17-of-25 for 124 yards, no touchdowns, and one interception. His fourth-quarter interception set up the Saints’ decisive touchdown.
• Chris Olave had five catches for 104 yards and a touchdown, while Juwan Johnson added four catches for 92 yards and a score.

Injuries

• Mitchell Evans, Panthers TE — ankle: Left during the first half, returned to the game, and resumed playing. He stopped producing during the brief absence but did not have an early exit.
• Princely Umanmielen, Panthers OLB — ankle/groin: Left during the first half, returned briefly, then left again in the second half and did not return. He stopped producing after the second-half exit.
• Trevin Wallace, Panthers LB — shoulder: Left during the second half and did not return. He stopped producing after leaving.
• Taliese Fuaga, Saints RT — ankle: Inactive before the game and never played; therefore, he had no production and did not return.
• Jack Stoll, Saints TE — ankle: Inactive before the game and never played; therefore, he had no production and did not return.
• Chandler Zavala, Panthers G — elbow: Inactive before the game and never played; therefore, he had no production and did not return.
• Chuba Hubbard, Panthers RB: No injury or early exit was reported. He played throughout, recording three carries for 14 yards, one catch for one yard, and three kickoff returns for 78 yards; he was still on the field during Carolina’s final offensive possession.
• Tetairoa McMillan, Panthers WR — hamstring listed pregame: Active and played throughout despite being questionable. He caught five passes for 60 yards and was on the field late, including on the fourth-quarter interception play. No injury or early exit was reported, and he did not stop producing because of an injury.
• Travis Etienne Jr., Panthers returner: No injury or early exit was reported. He played, returning one kickoff for 30 yards and two punts for 15 yards.

Seattle Seahawks 44, Arizona Cardinals 22

Headlines

• Seattle dominated the first half, taking a 38–7 halftime lead after scoring a franchise-record-tying 21 points in the opening quarter. The Seahawks finished with their highest-scoring half of the season.
• DeMarcus Lawrence returned two Jacoby Brissett fumbles for touchdowns—34 and 22 yards—for his first two defensive touchdowns of the season. Tyrice Knight forced both fumbles.
• Jaxon Smith-Njigba opened the scoring with a 43-yard touchdown catch from Sam Darnold. He finished with six receptions for 93 yards and became the first NFL receiver to surpass 1,000 receiving yards in 2025.
• Trey McBride led Arizona with a season-high 127 receiving yards and caught a second-half touchdown from Brissett. Marvin Harrison Jr. also caught a second-half touchdown.
• Darnold completed 10 of 12 passes for 178 yards and a touchdown. He also lost two fumbles, but Seattle’s defense turned both of Brissett’s fumbles into touchdowns.
• Rashid Shaheed made his Seattle debut after being acquired earlier in the week, recording two carries for 20 yards, one reception for three yards, and three punt returns.
• A.J. Barner was active despite being questionable and recorded two carries for three yards.
• Jacoby Brissett threw two touchdown passes but was responsible for the two fumbles that produced Seattle’s defensive scores. Cardinals D/ST allowed 44 points and surrendered two defensive touchdowns.
• Kendrick Bourne was not listed in the game’s participation or box-score statistics.

Injuries

• Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Seahawks — concussion evaluation: He was removed after a helmet hit; the exact quarter was not reported. He was cleared and returned, so his production did not stop for the game; he finished with six catches for 93 yards and a touchdown.
• Jalen Sundell, Seahawks — knee: He left late in the second quarter and did not return. He stopped producing after leaving.
• Dadrion Taylor-Demerson, Cardinals — ankle: Injured during the game; the exact quarter was not reported. He did not return and stopped producing after leaving.
• Jonah Williams, Cardinals — shoulder: Injured during the game; the exact quarter was not reported. He did not return and stopped producing after leaving.
• Simi Fehoko, Cardinals — wrist: Injured during the game; the exact quarter was not reported. He did not return and stopped producing after leaving.
• Walter Nolen III, Cardinals — knee: Injured during the game; the exact quarter was not reported. He did not return and stopped producing after leaving.
• Bam Knight, Cardinals — ankle: Injured during the game; the exact quarter was not reported. He did not return and stopped producing after leaving.
• Darius Robinson, Cardinals — groin: Injured during the game; the exact quarter was not reported. He did not return and stopped producing after leaving.
• Nick Emmanwori, Seahawks — wrist: He briefly left during the game; the exact quarter was not reported. He returned, so his production did not stop for the game.
• Sam Darnold, Jacoby Brissett, Trey McBride, Marvin Harrison Jr., A.J. Barner, Rashid Shaheed, and the Cardinals D/ST: No additional injury or early exit was reported for these named players or unit.

Los Angeles Rams 42, San Francisco 49ers 26

Important Headlines

• Matthew Stafford threw four touchdown passes without an interception, completing 24 of 36 attempts for 280 yards. It was his third consecutive game with four touchdown passes.
• The Rams scored the game’s first 14 points, built a 28–14 halftime lead, and improved to 7–2 while avenging their Week 5 overtime loss to San Francisco.
• Kyren Williams rushed for 73 yards and two touchdowns on 14 carries. Puka Nacua caught five passes for 64 yards and a touchdown, while Davante Adams added six catches for 77 yards and a touchdown before leaving.
• Mac Jones threw three touchdown passes for San Francisco, but the 49ers’ two turnovers helped produce Rams points and prevented them from keeping pace.
• George Kittle, who was inactive, was missed by San Francisco—but he had reached 500 career receptions before this game, becoming the third tight end in 49ers history to reach that mark.

Injuries

• George Kittle — inactive, Achilles injury: He did not play Sunday, so he had no production and did not return.
• Davante Adams — oblique/back injury, fourth quarter: He pulled up on a route, went to the blue medical tent, and was ruled questionable to return. He did not return, so his production stopped after six catches for 77 yards and one touchdown.
• Matthew Stafford — no reported injury or early exit: He played the entire game and finished with 280 yards and four touchdowns.
• Kyren Williams — no reported injury or early exit: He played and finished with 73 rushing yards and two touchdowns.
• Puka Nacua — no reported injury or early exit: He was cleared to play despite a pregame chest/rib concern, played, and finished with five catches for 64 yards and a touchdown.

Detroit Lions 44, Washington Commanders 22

Summary

• Detroit dominated offensively, scoring on all seven first-team possessions and totaling 546 yards.
• Jared Goff completed 25 of 33 passes for 320 yards and three touchdowns without an interception.
• Jahmyr Gibbs scored three touchdowns: two rushing touchdowns and a 14-yard receiving touchdown. He finished with 142 rushing yards on 15 carries.
• Jameson Williams recorded six receptions for 119 yards and a 14-yard touchdown. His 41-yard catch-and-run helped set up his score.
• Amon-Ra St. Brown also scored a touchdown.
• Marcus Mariota led Washington with 213 passing yards, two touchdown passes and no interceptions, plus 22 rushing yards.
• Deebo Samuel Sr. caught a touchdown pass from Mariota and added a five-yard run.
• Detroit led 25-10 at halftime and extended the advantage to 32-10 on its opening second-half drive.
• The loss was Washington’s fifth straight. The Lions improved to 6-3.

Injuries

• Trey Amos, Commanders CB: Suffered an ankle injury during the second quarter on Gibbs’ second touchdown run, left for the locker room and did not return. He had no further production after leaving.
• Ale Kaho, Commanders LB: Sustained a concussion following the opening kickoff of the second half and did not return. He had no further production after leaving.
• Jonathan Jones, Commanders CB: Left with a groin injury during the second half, reportedly in the third quarter, but returned to the game. He produced nothing during his absence; no notable production after returning was reported.
• Chris Rodriguez Jr., Commanders RB: Suffered a shoulder injury and was escorted to the locker room during the second half. He did not return and had no further production after leaving. He had earlier scored Washington’s one-yard rushing touchdown.
• Terrion Arnold, Lions CB: Left with a concussion during the second quarter and did not return. He had no further production after leaving.
• Graham Glasgow, Lions C: Left briefly late in the second quarter with a back issue but returned. He had no production while off the field and continued playing after returning.
• Penei Sewell, Lions OT: Left briefly during the first half but returned. He had no production while off the field and continued playing after returning.
• Jayden Daniels, Commanders QB: Inactive with a left-elbow injury and did not play.
• Terry McLaurin, Commanders WR: Inactive with a quad injury and did not play.
• Sam LaPorta, Lions TE: No injury or early exit was reported.
• Jared Goff, Amon-Ra St. Brown, Jameson Williams, Jahmyr Gibbs and Marcus Mariota: No injury or early exit was reported.
• Lions D/ST and Commanders D/ST: Neither defense had a team-wide injury or early exit reported.
• Stefon Diggs: Was not involved in this Lions–Commanders game.

Los Angeles Chargers 25, Pittsburgh Steelers 10

Final Score and Headlines

• The Chargers overcame an early 3–0 deficit and controlled the game for their third consecutive win, improving to 7–3.
• Justin Herbert completed 20 of 33 passes for 220 yards and a touchdown, despite taking five sacks.
• Ladd McConkey led Los Angeles with four catches for 107 yards and a touchdown. His 58-yard catch-and-run set up Kimani Vidal’s fourth-quarter score.
• Kimani Vidal carried 25 times for 95 yards and a two-yard touchdown.
• Cameron Dicker made three field goals, including a career-long 59-yarder.
• Khalil Mack’s first-quarter safety helped shift momentum to Los Angeles.
• Pittsburgh managed only 221 total yards and three first downs in the first half. Aaron Rodgers finished with 161 yards, one touchdown, one interception, and a 50.6 passer rating.
• Jaylen Warren was Pittsburgh’s leading rusher, gaining 70 yards on 14 carries, but the Steelers’ only touchdown came late in the fourth quarter.

Injuries

• Justin Herbert — ankle, first half: His ankle was rolled up while being sacked and was taped on the sideline. He returned and finished the game; he stopped producing only briefly while being evaluated and did not leave early.
• Oronde Gadsden II — knee, third quarter: He was injured on a blocking play, went to the locker room, and was ruled out for the remainder of the game. He did not return and stopped producing after leaving.
• Jaylen Warren, Quentin Johnston, Kimani Vidal, Ladd McConkey, Rico Dowdle, Michael Pittman Jr., David Njoku, and Steelers D/ST: No notable injury, inactivity, or early exit was reported for these listed players in this game.

Philadelphia Eagles 10, Green Bay Packers 7

Important headlines

• Philadelphia won a defensive struggle at Lambeau Field on Monday night.
• The game’s decisive sequence came in the fourth quarter: Saquon Barkley turned a swing pass into a 41-yard gain, and Jalen Hurts threw a 36-yard touchdown pass to DeVonta Smith on the next play, putting the Eagles ahead 10–0.
• Josh Jacobs scored Green Bay’s only touchdown with 5:49 remaining, but the Packers’ comeback fell short after Jacobs was stopped and fumbled on a failed fourth-and-1 with 1:30 left.
• The Packers’ defense forced a Jalen Hurts fumble on Philadelphia’s opening drive and repeatedly stopped the Eagles, but Green Bay’s offense managed only seven points.
• Hurts finished with 106 passing yards, while Barkley had 22 carries for 60 yards plus the 41-yard reception. Jacobs had 21 carries for 74 yards and the Packers’ touchdown; Smith caught the decisive touchdown.
• The loss was Green Bay’s second consecutive home defeat and dropped the Packers to 5-3-1.

Injuries

• Elgton Jenkins, Packers center — ankle: Injured in the second quarter when his leg was rolled up during a sack, left with help, and did not return. He was ruled out, so he stopped producing after leaving.
• Romeo Doubs, Packers wide receiver — chest: Left in the second half, later reported as questionable to return, but did not come back. He stopped producing after leaving.
• Lane Johnson, Eagles right tackle — ankle: Went to the locker room in the second quarter but returned in the fourth quarter; he therefore did not have a permanent early exit or a loss of production for the rest of the game.
• Cam Jurgens, Eagles center — knee: Inactive and did not play, so he had no production in the game.
• Matthew Golden, Packers wide receiver — shoulder: Inactive and did not play, so he had no production in the game.
• Nate Hobbs, Packers cornerback — knee: Inactive and did not play, so he had no production in the game.
• Lukas Van Ness, Packers defensive lineman — foot: Inactive and did not play, so he had no production in the game.
• Tucker Kraft, Packers tight end — season-ending injury: Already out for the season and did not play, so he had no production in the game.
• Jalen Hurts, Dallas Goedert, DeVonta Smith, Saquon Barkley, and Josh Jacobs: No injury or early exit was reported. Hurts, Goedert, Smith, Barkley, and Jacobs remained available; Smith scored, Barkley produced the game’s pivotal 41-yard gain, and Jacobs scored Green Bay’s touchdown.