Seattle Seahawks 23, Arizona Cardinals 20

Recap

• Jason Myers won it for Seattle with a 52-yard field goal as time expired, after the Seahawks surrendered a 14-point fourth-quarter lead and allowed Arizona to tie the game at 20-20 with 33 seconds remaining.
• Sam Darnold threw for 242 yards and a touchdown. His late 22-yard completion to Jaxon Smith-Njigba put Seattle in position for Myers’ winning kick.
• Smith-Njigba finished with 4 catches for 79 yards, including the crucial late reception.
• Seattle’s defense recorded six sacks and two interceptions—one each by Coby Bryant and Ernest Jones IV—but gave up two fourth-quarter touchdown drives.
• Zach Charbonnet was active and produced 39 rushing yards and a touchdown on 12 carries. Trey Benson played for Arizona and was not injured or forced out early.
• The Seahawks improved to 3-1, while the Cardinals fell to 2-2.

Injuries

• DeMarcus Lawrence, Seahawks — thigh: Left during the second quarter and did not return; he was officially ruled out during the third quarter and stopped producing after leaving.
• Josh Jones, Seahawks — ankle: Inactive before the game; he did not play and therefore had no production.
• Nick Emmanwori, Seahawks — ankle: Inactive before the game; he did not play and therefore had no production.
• Robbie Ouzts, Seahawks — ankle: Placed on injured reserve before the game and inactive; he did not play and therefore had no production.
• Zach Charbonnet, Seahawks: Active and played the entire game; no injury or early exit was reported.
• Trey Benson, Cardinals: Active and played; no injury or early exit was reported.
• Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Seahawks: Played the entire game and made the decisive late catch; no injury or early exit was reported.
• Seahawks D/ST: No notable defensive injury or early exit was reported beyond Lawrence’s departure.

Pittsburgh Steelers 24, Minnesota Vikings 21

Final Score

• The Steelers defeated the Vikings 24–21 at Croke Park in Dublin, Ireland.
• Pittsburgh led 21–6 late in the third quarter before Minnesota mounted a fourth-quarter comeback.
• Carson Wentz threw two fourth-quarter touchdown passes, but Pittsburgh stopped Minnesota’s final possession after an intentional-grounding penalty and a 10-second runoff.
• Pittsburgh’s defense recorded six sacks, two interceptions, 10 tackles for loss, and 14 quarterback hits.
• The Steelers also blocked a Minnesota field-goal attempt.

Important Headlines

• Pittsburgh controlled most of the game before Minnesota cut the deficit to three points.
• DK Metcalf scored on an 80-yard touchdown reception from Aaron Rodgers.
• Jordan Addison’s 81-yard catch set up Minnesota’s late touchdown.
• Minnesota committed eight penalties for 82 yards.
• Jordan Mason rushed for 57 yards on 16 carries and added three receptions for 15 yards.
• T.J. Hockenson caught four passes for 39 yards.
• The loss was Minnesota’s first on international soil in the regular season since 2013.

Injuries

• Donovan Jackson, Vikings — inactive: He was unavailable before the game because of a wrist injury and did not play. Blake Brandel started at left guard; Jackson therefore produced nothing after being ruled out.
• Brian O’Neill, Vikings — left early: He suffered a knee injury after Minnesota’s first field goal in the first half and did not return. Justin Skule replaced him, and O’Neill stopped producing after leaving.
• Ryan Kelly, Vikings — left early: He was evaluated for a possible concussion during the game and was replaced by Michael Jurgens in the second half. Kelly did not return and stopped producing after leaving.
• Carson Wentz, Vikings — briefly injured: He was poked in the eye in the second quarter but returned and finished the game, so he did not have an early exit.
• Aaron Rodgers, Steelers — pressured but remained in the game: He was sacked on the opening play and later lost a fumble, but he returned to action each time and finished the game. He did not have an injury-related early exit.
• T.J. Hockenson, Vikings — no injury or early exit: He played and finished with four catches for 39 yards.
• Jordan Mason, Vikings — no injury or early exit: He played and finished with 16 carries for 57 yards plus three catches for 15 yards.
• Vikings D/ST — no notable injury or early exit reported: The unit played the game and produced a field-goal block.
• Steelers D/ST — no notable injury or early exit reported: The unit played the game and recorded six sacks and two interceptions.
• Michael Pittman Jr., Colts, and Jauan Jennings, 49ers — not participants in this game: Neither player was on Pittsburgh’s or Minnesota’s roster, so neither had a game injury or early exit to report.

Detroit Lions 34, Cleveland Browns 10

Headlines

• Jared Goff completed 16 of 27 passes for 168 yards, two touchdowns and one interception. Both touchdown passes went to Amon-Ra St. Brown, who finished with seven receptions for 70 yards.
• Cleveland running back Quinshon Judkins produced 82 rushing yards on 21 carries and scored the Browns’ only touchdown.
• Kalif Raymond’s 65-yard punt-return touchdown helped Detroit pull away in the fourth quarter.
• Cleveland’s Denzel Ward intercepted Goff, but Detroit forced multiple turnovers and controlled the game after halftime.
• Jerry Jeudy had no reported injury or early exit. Harold Fannin Jr. played and finished with two catches for 24 yards; neither Browns D/ST nor Lions D/ST was inactive.

Injuries

• Cedric Tillman, Browns WR — hamstring: Left in the second quarter and was ruled out; he did not return and had no further production after leaving.
• Terrion Arnold, Lions CB — shoulder: Exited during the second half and did not return; he had no further production after leaving.
• D.J. Reed, Lions CB — hamstring: Exited during the second half and did not return; he had no further production after leaving.
• Jacob Saylors, Lions RB — hamstring: Left during the game and did not return; he had no further production after leaving.
• Jared Goff, Amon-Ra St. Brown, Jerry Jeudy, Quinshon Judkins and Harold Fannin Jr.: No notable injury, inactivity or early exit was reported. Each remained productive or participated through the game.

Carolina Panthers 13, New England Patriots 42

Summary

• New England dominated after a close opening quarter, scoring 35 consecutive points to turn the game into a rout. The Patriots improved to 2–2, while Carolina fell to 1–3.
• Marcus Jones sparked the Patriots with an 87-yard punt-return touchdown. Drake Maye added two touchdown passes and a rushing touchdown, while TreVeyon Henderson and Antonio Gibson each scored rushing touchdowns.
• The Panthers’ only touchdowns came from Tommy Tremble’s 7-yard reception in the first quarter and a late 2-yard pass to Mitchell Evans.
• Drake Maye completed 14 of 17 passes for 203 yards, two touchdowns and no interceptions, and also ran for a score. Henderson rushed seven times for 32 yards and a touchdown.
• Tetairoa McMillan was active despite a calf issue and finished with four receptions for 62 yards. Hunter Henry caught a 31-yard touchdown pass for New England.

Injuries

• David Moore, Panthers WR: Injured his elbow on Carolina’s first offensive play in the first quarter, was carted off and did not return. He stopped producing after leaving.
• Chandler Zavala, Panthers RG: Suffered a knee injury after a first-quarter collision, walked off and was later ruled out. He did not return and stopped producing after leaving.
• Cam Jackson, Panthers DT: Limped off with an injury in the second quarter and did not return. He stopped producing after leaving.
• Dalevon Campbell, Panthers WR: Left with a hamstring injury in the second half and was ruled out. He did not return and stopped producing after leaving.
• Jaylinn Hawkins, Patriots S: Sustained a hamstring injury late in the first half, missed the second half and did not return. He stopped producing after leaving.
• Charles Woods, Patriots CB: Was shaken up during Marcus Jones’ first-quarter punt-return touchdown but returned and finished the game. Because he returned, he did not stop producing after leaving.
• Carlton Davis III, Patriots CB: Went to the medical tent for evaluation in the second quarter but quickly returned and did not miss defensive snaps. Because he returned, he did not stop producing after leaving.
• Tetairoa McMillan, Panthers WR: Entered the game after being listed questionable with a calf injury; he did not leave early and produced four catches for 62 yards.
• Hunter Henry, Tommy Tremble, Drake Maye and TreVeyon Henderson: None was inactive or reported as injured or leaving early; all played and produced.
• Panthers D/ST and Patriots D/ST: Neither unit was inactive or reported as leaving the game early.
• A.J. Brown and Romeo Doubs: Neither player was part of this Patriots–Panthers game, so there was no game injury or early exit to report for either player.

New York Giants 21, Los Angeles Chargers 18

Summary

• The Giants earned their first win of the 2025 season, while the previously undefeated Chargers fell to 3–1.
• Jaxson Dart won his first NFL start by accounting for two touchdowns: a 15-yard rushing score and a 3-yard touchdown pass to Theo Johnson. He finished 13-of-20 for 111 yards and rushed for 54 yards.
• Justin Herbert threw two interceptions, including one by Dexter Lawrence that set up a Giants field goal and another by Dru Phillips that led to New York’s decisive touchdown.
• Quentin Johnston caught Herbert’s 36-yard touchdown pass before halftime.
• Omarion Hampton broke a 54-yard touchdown run late in the third quarter, and the Chargers converted the ensuing two-point attempt to cut the deficit to 21–18.
• Cam Skattebo ran for 79 yards on 25 carries and scored the Giants’ successful two-point conversion with a backflip.
• Oronde Gadsden II caught 2 passes for 16 yards, while Ladd McConkey caught 1 pass for 11 yards.
• The Chargers D/ST recorded two takeaways but could not overcome New York’s defensive pressure and the Giants’ 21–10 lead entering the final quarter.

Injuries

• Jaxson Dart — Giants: Entered concussion protocol with 11:52 left in the third quarter while also dealing with a hamstring issue. He was cleared after Russell Wilson played two snaps and returned to the game; therefore, he did not stop producing for the rest of the contest.
• Joe Alt — Chargers: Suffered an ankle injury midway through the first quarter and did not return. He stopped producing after leaving.
• Malik Nabers — Giants: Left with a knee injury with 6:12 remaining in the second quarter and was ruled out for the rest of the game; he stopped producing after leaving.
• Jevón Holland — Giants: Briefly left with a neck injury, returned in the second half, and did not have a lasting production stoppage.
• Tyrone Tracy Jr. — Giants: Inactive before the game because of a shoulder injury; he did not play or produce.
• Derius Davis — Chargers: Inactive with a knee injury; he did not play or produce.
• Mekhi Becton — Chargers: Inactive with a concussion; he did not play or produce.
• Will Dissly — Chargers: Inactive with a knee injury; he did not play or produce.
• Chauncey Golston — Giants: Inactive with an ankle injury; he did not play or produce.
• Rakeem Nuñez-Roches — Giants: Inactive with a foot injury; he did not play or produce.
• Justin Herbert, Quentin Johnston, Ladd McConkey, Omarion Hampton, Cam Skattebo, Oronde Gadsden II, and the Chargers D/ST: Played and were not reported as injured or leaving early.
• Darnell Mooney and David Njoku: Were not Giants or Chargers participants in this game; neither had a game injury or early exit to report.

Philadelphia Eagles 31, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 25

Summary

• Philadelphia built a 24–3 lead before Tampa Bay mounted a comeback, but the Eagles held on to improve to 4–0.
• A blocked punt by Cameron Latu and Sydney Brown’s 35-yard touchdown return opened the scoring.
• Jalen Hurts threw two touchdown passes to Dallas Goedert, while Goedert finished with four catches for 37 yards.
• Emeka Egbuka’s 77-yard touchdown reception and Bucky Irving’s 72-yard touchdown catch helped the Buccaneers close the gap.
• Saquon Barkley scored a six-yard touchdown on a fake Tush Push.
• Tampa Bay’s Chase McLaughlin kicked field goals of 65 and 58 yards, but Jihaad Campbell’s fourth-quarter end-zone interception and Philadelphia’s late defensive stand preserved the victory.
• The game ended with a safety after Braden Mann ran out the clock in the end zone.

Injuries

• Jamel Dean, Buccaneers cornerback: Left with a groin/hip injury in the second half and was ruled out. He did not return and stopped producing after leaving.
• Haason Reddick, Buccaneers edge rusher: Left with a stinger in the second half and was listed as questionable to return. He did not return or record further production after leaving.
• Benjamin Morrison, Buccaneers cornerback: Left with a hamstring injury in the second half. He did not return and stopped producing after leaving.
• Greg Gaines, Buccaneers defensive lineman: Left with a pectoral injury in the second half. He did not return and stopped producing after leaving.
• Rashad Wisdom, Buccaneers safety: Left with a quadriceps injury in the second half. He did not return and stopped producing after leaving.
• Jalen Hurts: Played the entire game; no injury or early exit was reported.
• Dallas Goedert: Played the entire game and scored two touchdowns; no injury or early exit was reported.
• Cade Otton: Was active and played; no injury or early exit was reported.
• Saquon Barkley: Played and scored a touchdown; no injury or early exit was reported.
• Emeka Egbuka: Played and caught a 77-yard touchdown; no injury or early exit was reported.
• Hollywood Brown: No injury, early exit, or inactive status was reported.

Tennessee Titans 0, Houston Texans 26

Final score

• The Texans defeated the Titans 26–0 on Sunday, Sept. 28, 2025. Houston led 6–0 at halftime before scoring three touchdowns in the fourth quarter.
• Houston’s defense held Tennessee to 175 total yards and recorded its first shutout in almost 15 years.
• C.J. Stroud completed 22 of 28 passes for 233 yards and two touchdowns. Nico Collins caught four passes for 79 yards, including a crucial 37-yard reception on Houston’s opening touchdown drive.
• Rookie Woody Marks scored twice—once on a 12-yard reception and once on an 18-yard run—while Jayden Higgins added a 24-yard touchdown reception.

Injuries

• JC Latham, Titans OT — inactive before the game, hip injury. He did not play and therefore produced no statistics.
• Bryce Oliver, Titans WR — inactive before the game, knee injury. He did not play and therefore produced no statistics.
• Kevin Winston Jr., Titans S — inactive before the game, hamstring injury. He did not play and therefore produced no statistics.
• Nico Collins, Texans WR — played the entire game. He was listed with a knee issue during the practice week but did not leave early; he finished with four receptions for 79 yards.
• C.J. Stroud, Texans QB — played the entire game. He did not suffer an injury or leave early; he finished with 233 passing yards and two touchdowns.
• Tony Pollard, Titans RB — played the entire game. He was not reported as injured or leaving early and finished with 14 carries for 64 yards; his production stopped with the game’s conclusion, not because of an injury.
• Titans D/ST and Texans D/ST — active for the game. Neither defense had a notable listed player leave early in the available game reporting; Houston’s unit produced the shutout.
• David Montgomery — did not play in this Titans–Texans game and was not an inactive player for either team; consequently, he recorded no game production.

Important headlines

• Houston snapped a three-game losing streak and earned its first win of the 2025 season.
• The Texans scored three fourth-quarter touchdowns, matching their combined touchdown total from their first three games.
• The shutout was Tennessee’s first since 2019 and its first shutout in the first half under coach Brian Callahan.

Atlanta Falcons 34, Washington Commanders 27

Summary

• Atlanta built an early lead and held on for a 34–27 victory, improving to 2–2 while dropping Washington to 2–2.
• Michael Penix Jr. delivered his first touchdown passes of the season to both a wide receiver and a tight end. Drake London caught the first, and Kyle Pitts Sr. caught the second.
• London produced his best game of the season with 8 receptions for 110 yards and a touchdown. Pitts added 5 catches for 70 yards and a touchdown.
• Bijan Robinson had a career-best performance, while Atlanta’s offense took advantage of Washington playing without Jayden Daniels and Terry McLaurin.
• Deebo Samuel Sr. remained Washington’s primary receiving threat, catching 6 passes for 72 yards and scoring a touchdown.
• Atlanta’s defense forced Washington to play from behind throughout the game, but the Commanders mounted a late fourth-quarter rally before the Falcons secured the win.

Injuries

• Jayden Daniels, Commanders quarterback — inactive: Missed the game with a knee sprain. He did not play and therefore recorded no production.
• Terry McLaurin, Commanders wide receiver — inactive: Missed the game with a quad injury. He did not play and therefore recorded no production.
• Percy Butler, Commanders safety — inactive: Inactive for the game; did not play or produce.
• Preston Smith, Commanders defensive end — inactive: Inactive for the game; did not play or produce.
• Brandon Coleman, Commanders guard — inactive: Inactive for the game; did not play or produce.
• Noah Brown, Commanders wide receiver — inactive: Inactive for the game; did not play or produce.
• John Bates, Commanders tight end — inactive: Inactive for the game; did not play or produce.
• A.J. Terrell, Falcons cornerback — inactive: Missed the game with a hamstring injury. He did not play or produce.
• KhaDarel Hodge, Falcons wide receiver — inactive: Missed the game with a groin injury. He did not play or produce.
• Nathan Carter, Falcons running back — inactive: Missed the game with a hamstring injury. He did not play or produce.
• Jack Nelson, Falcons offensive lineman — inactive: Inactive for the game; did not play or produce.
• Sam Roberts, Falcons defensive lineman — inactive: Inactive for the game; did not play or produce.
• Feleipe Franks, Falcons tight end — second quarter: Injured his arm, briefly left, and returned during the same quarter. He continued producing after returning, so he did not stop producing after leaving.
• Natrone Brooks, Falcons cornerback — second quarter: Sustained a concussion on a kickoff return, left for the locker room, and did not return. He recorded no further production after leaving.
• Darnell Mooney, Falcons wide receiver — third quarter: Suffered a hamstring injury, was ruled out, and did not return. He finished with one catch and recorded no further production after leaving.
• Drake London, Falcons wide receiver — no injury or early exit: Played through the game and finished with 8 catches, 110 yards, and a touchdown.
• Deebo Samuel Sr., Commanders wide receiver — no injury or early exit: Played through the game and finished with 6 catches, 72 yards, and a touchdown.
• Kyle Pitts Sr., Falcons tight end — no injury or early exit: Played through the game and finished with 5 catches, 70 yards, and a touchdown.
• Falcons D/ST and Commanders D/ST — no reported player-specific injury or early exit: Both team defenses played the game.

Buffalo Bills 31, New Orleans Saints 19

Headlines

• Buffalo improved to 4–0, while New Orleans fell to 0–4.
• The Bills led 14–10 at halftime and pulled away after the Saints closed within 21–19 in the third quarter.
• Josh Allen threw two touchdown passes and ran for another score, while James Cook rushed for 117 yards and a touchdown.
• James Cook topped 100 rushing yards for the third consecutive game.
• Khalil Shakir caught five passes for 69 yards and a touchdown. Dalton Kincaid added a 28-yard touchdown reception, and Keon Coleman had three catches for 45 yards.
• Chris Olave caught a 3-yard touchdown pass but later threw an interception on a failed late-game Philly Special.
• Alvin Kamara rushed for 70 yards and caught four passes for two yards.
• New Orleans struggled in the red zone, settling for two field goals in addition to its two touchdowns.
• Saints safety Jonas Sanker recorded his first career interception, ending Buffalo’s streak without a turnover.
• Cam Jordan recorded his 124th career sack, moving into 20th place on the NFL’s all-time list.

Injuries

• Cesar Ruiz, Saints RG: Suffered an ankle injury just before halftime and was carted off. He did not return for the second half and stopped producing after leaving.
• Matt Milano, Bills LB: Inactive before the game with a pectoral injury. He did not play and therefore produced nothing.
• Ed Oliver, Bills DT: Inactive before the game with an ankle injury. He did not play and therefore produced nothing.
• Spencer Brown, Bills RT: Inactive before the game with a calf injury. He did not play and therefore produced nothing.
• Dillon Radunz, Saints OL: Inactive before the game with a toe injury. He did not play and therefore produced nothing.
• Chase Young, Saints DE: Inactive before the game with a calf injury. He did not play and therefore produced nothing.
• Alvin Kamara, Bills D/ST, Khalil Shakir, Dalton Kincaid, Chris Olave, Keon Coleman, James Cook III, and DJ Moore: None were reported as inactive, injured, or forced to leave early; all available players continued producing through the game.

Los Angeles Rams 27, Indianapolis Colts 20

Headlines

• The Rams overcame a 20–13 fourth-quarter deficit to defeat the previously undefeated Colts and improve to 3–1.
• Matthew Stafford completed 29 of 41 passes for 375 yards and three touchdowns—a Rams-tenure personal best. He threw scoring passes to Davante Adams, Puka Nacua, and Tutu Atwell.
• Puka Nacua delivered a career-high 170 receiving yards on 13 catches, including the fourth-quarter touchdown that tied the game at 20.
• Stafford’s 88-yard touchdown pass to Tutu Atwell gave Los Angeles the lead late in the fourth quarter.
• Rams safety Kam Curl intercepted Daniel Jones twice, including the game-sealing interception with 53 seconds remaining. Jones also lost a fumble on a late fourth-quarter strip-sack by Jared Verse.
• Davante Adams caught a 10-yard touchdown pass with seven seconds left in the first half, giving the Rams a 13–10 halftime lead. Tyler Warren scored Indianapolis’ first touchdown on a 2-yard fourth-quarter rush.
• Kyren Williams played, but his fourth-quarter fumble was recovered by Indianapolis and led to three Colts points.

Injuries

• Puka Nacua, Rams — thumb: Left for the locker room during the third quarter on the Rams’ first possession of the second half. He returned later in the game, so he did not stop producing after leaving; he finished with 13 catches for 170 yards and a touchdown.
• Davante Adams, Rams — hamstring: Was listed as questionable before the game but played and caught a touchdown in the second quarter. He did not leave early and therefore did not stop producing after leaving.
• Matthew Stafford, Rams: No reported injury or early exit; he played the entire game.
• Kyren Williams, Rams: No reported injury or early exit; he played, though his fourth-quarter fumble ended that possession’s production.
• Daniel Jones, Colts: No reported injury or early exit; he played the entire game despite two interceptions and a late strip-sack.
• Tyler Warren, Colts: No reported injury or early exit; he played the entire game and scored a touchdown.
• Keenan Allen: Not listed as a participant for either team in this game, and no Week 4 inactive or injury report identifies him as having been injured or leaving early.
• Other notable pregame inactives: Colts cornerback Kenny Moore II (Achilles), wide receiver Alec Pierce (concussion), and offensive lineman Matt Goncalves (toe) were ruled out before kickoff; they did not return or produce during the game.

Jacksonville Jaguars 26, San Francisco 49ers 21

Final Score

• Jacksonville led 17–6 at halftime and extended the advantage to 26–14 in the third quarter before San Francisco scored the game’s final touchdown.
• The Jaguars forced four turnovers, including two interceptions by Devin Lloyd and a late Brock Purdy fumble, turning those takeaways into 17 points.
• Parker Washington delivered an 87-yard punt-return touchdown in the third quarter—the Jaguars’ first punt-return score in eight seasons.
• Travis Etienne Jr. rushed for 124 yards and a touchdown, while Trevor Lawrence added a touchdown pass.
• Christian McCaffrey accounted for 141 yards from scrimmage, including 49 rushing yards and 92 receiving yards on six catches, and caught an 8-yard touchdown pass from Purdy.
• Brock Purdy, returning from a toe injury, completed 22 of 38 passes for 309 yards and two touchdowns but committed three turnovers.

Injuries

• Ricky Pearsall, 49ers WR — Hurt in the third quarter after taking a hard hit to his knee and was evaluated in the medical tent. He briefly returned in the fourth quarter but left again and did not produce after his final exit.
• Travon Walker, Jaguars DE — Sustained a wrist injury in the first half and did not return; he stopped producing after leaving.
• Eric Murray, Jaguars S — Sustained a neck injury in the second half and did not return; he stopped producing after leaving.
• Anton Harrison, Jaguars RT — Suffered an elbow injury in the second quarter, returned to the game, and continued playing.
• Patrick Mekari, Jaguars G — Suffered a knee injury in the fourth quarter; he left after the injury and stopped producing for the remainder of the game.
• Christian McCaffrey, 49ers RB — Played the entire game and was not reported as injured or as leaving early; he produced 141 yards from scrimmage and a touchdown.
• Jakobi Meyers, Jaguars WR — Active and not reported as injured or as leaving early; he did not record a reception or other offensive production in this game.
• Jaguars D/ST — The defensive unit played throughout the game; no unit-wide injury or early exit was reported. It produced four takeaways and scored no defensive touchdown.
• Chris Rodriguez Jr. and Christian Kirk — Neither was listed among the Week 4 Jaguars inactives or the 49ers inactives, and neither appears in the game’s participating-player records; no game injury or early exit was reported for either player.

Kansas City Chiefs 37, Baltimore Ravens 20

Final score

• The Chiefs defeated the Ravens 37–20 on Sunday, September 28, 2025.
• Patrick Mahomes threw for 270 yards and four touchdowns, with Kansas City scoring on seven of its first eight possessions.
• Lamar Jackson passed for 147 yards and a touchdown before leaving the game; Cooper Rush played quarterback for Baltimore in the fourth quarter.

Important headlines

• Mahomes delivered one of his strongest performances of the season, throwing touchdown passes to four different Chiefs players.
• Xavier Worthy returned from a shoulder injury and caught five passes for 83 yards. He was active, played throughout the game, and did not suffer a new notable injury.
• The Ravens’ already injury-depleted defense lost several more starters, leaving Baltimore without seven defensive starters by the end of the game.
• Mark Andrews, Zay Flowers, and Derrick Henry played for Baltimore; Kareem Hunt played for Kansas City. None of them had a reported notable injury or early exit.
• Kenneth Walker III and Justin Fields were not participants in this Chiefs–Ravens game and had no game-related injury or early-exit event to report.

Injuries

• Lamar Jackson, Ravens — hamstring: Left late in the third quarter after being sacked. He did not return and stopped producing after leaving.
• Ronnie Stanley, Ravens — ankle: Re-aggravated the injury and left during the first half, after the opening drive. He did not return and stopped producing after leaving.
• Roquan Smith, Ravens — hamstring: Left during the second quarter. He did not return and stopped producing after leaving.
• Marlon Humphrey, Ravens — calf: Left before halftime. He did not return and stopped producing after leaving.
• Nate Wiggins, Ravens — elbow: Was injured and carted to the locker room in the fourth quarter. He did not return and stopped producing after leaving.
• Patrick Mahomes, Chiefs — right wrist: Appeared on the injury report but played the entire game; he did not leave early and continued producing.
• Xavier Worthy, Chiefs — shoulder: Returned from his previous shoulder injury, played, and continued producing; he did not leave early.
• Mark Andrews, Zay Flowers, Derrick Henry, Kareem Hunt, Kenneth Walker III, and Justin Fields: No notable injury or early exit was reported for these named players in connection with this game.

Chicago Bears 25, Las Vegas Raiders 24

Headlines

• The Bears overcame a 14-6 deficit and won on D’Andre Swift’s 2-yard touchdown run with 1:34 remaining.
• Chicago’s defense forced four takeaways, including three interceptions of Geno Smith. Josh Blackwell then blocked Daniel Carlson’s potential go-ahead 54-yard field goal with 33 seconds left.
• Ashton Jeanty had a spectacular but ultimately losing performance: 138 rushing yards on 21 carries, a 64-yard touchdown run, and two receiving touchdowns. He also lost a fumble and was stopped for a 1-yard loss on the Raiders’ final drive.
• Caleb Williams completed 22 of 37 passes for 212 yards, one touchdown and one interception. Rome Odunze caught his 27-yard touchdown pass and finished with four catches for 69 yards.
• Brock Bowers caught five passes for 46 yards, while Tre Tucker recorded two carries for nine yards and two catches for 13 yards. Luther Burden III had two catches for minus-4 yards.
• The Raiders gained 240 rushing yards to Chicago’s 69 but lost after Carlson’s late field-goal attempt was blocked.

Injuries

• Michael Mayer, Raiders TE — inactive, concussion: Did not play. He never entered the game and therefore produced nothing after being ruled out.
• Decamerion Richardson, Raiders CB — inactive, hamstring: Did not play. He never entered the game and therefore produced nothing after being ruled out.
• Kyler Gordon, Bears DB — inactive, hamstring: Was ruled out before kickoff. He never entered the game and therefore produced nothing.
• Colston Loveland, Bears TE — inactive, hip: Was ruled out before kickoff. He never entered the game and therefore produced nothing.
• T.J. Edwards, Bears LB — inactive, hamstring: Was ruled out before kickoff. He never entered the game and therefore produced nothing.
• Darnell Wright, Bears OT — inactive, elbow: Was ruled out before kickoff. He never entered the game and therefore produced nothing.
• Grady Jarrett, Bears DL — inactive, knee: Was ruled out before kickoff. He never entered the game and therefore produced nothing.
• Eric Stokes, Raiders CB — injured late in the third quarter, knee: Did not return for the remainder of the game and stopped producing after leaving.
• Kolton Miller, Raiders OT — injured in the final minute, ankle: Was carted off during the Raiders’ last offensive drive, did not return, and stopped producing after leaving.
• Bears D/ST, Raiders D/ST, Tre Tucker, Caleb Williams, Brock Bowers, Rome Odunze, Ashton Jeanty and Luther Burden III: None was reported inactive or injured during the game; all played through the finish, so there was no injury-related loss of production.

Green Bay Packers 40, Dallas Cowboys 40 (OT)

Summary

• The Packers and Cowboys played to a 40–40 tie after both teams kicked field goals in overtime—the NFL’s first tie since 2022. Green Bay led 7–0 after the first quarter, but Dallas entered halftime ahead 16–13.
• Jordan Love completed 31 of 43 passes for 337 yards and three touchdowns without an interception. Josh Jacobs added 86 rushing yards and two touchdowns, while Matthew Golden caught five passes for 58 yards and Tucker Kraft caught five for 56 yards.
• Jake Ferguson led Dallas with seven catches for 40 yards and a touchdown. KaVontae Turpin played but did not have a notable statistical impact. The Packers D/ST recorded one sack.
• The game was an offensive shootout featuring multiple lead changes, three touchdown passes from each quarterback, and a dramatic overtime finish in which neither team could score more than a field goal.

Injuries

• Josh Jacobs — Packers: Suffered a cut on his right knee late in the fourth quarter and briefly went to the locker room for treatment. He returned one play after Green Bay’s next drive began and continued playing, so he did not stop producing after leaving.
• Micah Parsons — Packers: Briefly left during the third quarter after appearing to hurt his back while making a tackle. He visited the medical tent, then returned on Green Bay’s next defensive series; his production was interrupted briefly but he did not leave for good.
• Devonte Wyatt — Packers: Exited with a knee injury in the second quarter and did not return, ending his production for the game.
• Nate Hobbs — Packers: Was evaluated for a concussion in the second half. He did not have a reported early exit that ended his game.
• Malik Hooker — Cowboys: Pulled up with a left toe injury during the second quarter and did not return, stopping his production for the game.
• Miles Sanders — Cowboys: Injured an ankle before halftime and did not return, ending his production for the game.
• Tyler Guyton — Cowboys: Was evaluated for a concussion during the game; he was not reported as leaving permanently.
• Jordan Love, Jake Ferguson, KaVontae Turpin, Tucker Kraft, Javonte Williams, and Matthew Golden: None was reported as inactive, injured during the game, or forced to leave early. The Packers D/ST, as a unit, also had no such status reported.

Miami Dolphins 27, New York Jets 21

Final Score

• The Dolphins led 10–3 at halftime and extended the advantage to 24–10 after three quarters before holding off a late Jets rally.
• Miami earned its first win of the 2025 season, while New York fell to 0–4.

Headlines

• Miami forced three Jets turnovers—all fumbles—and finished with no turnovers of its own.
• Tyreek Hill caught six passes for 67 yards before leaving with a serious knee injury.
• De’Von Achane led Miami’s ground game with 99 rushing yards and a touchdown.
• Mason Taylor had his best game to that point, catching five passes for 65 yards.
• Garrett Wilson led the Jets with six catches for 82 yards and a touchdown.
• Breece Hall rushed for 81 yards and caught five passes for 30 yards.
• Ollie Gordon II had six carries for 10 yards and one reception.
• Geno Smith did not appear in the game.

Injuries

• Tyreek Hill, Dolphins WR: Suffered a dislocated knee early in the third quarter, was carted off, and did not return. He stopped producing after leaving the game and was later diagnosed with torn knee ligaments, ending his 2025 season.
• Breece Hall, Dolphins vs. Jets: No notable injury or early exit; he continued playing and producing throughout the game.
• De’Von Achane, Dolphins: No notable injury or early exit; he continued playing and producing throughout the game.
• Garrett Wilson, Jets: No notable injury or early exit; he continued playing and producing throughout the game.
• Mason Taylor, Jets: No notable injury or early exit; he continued playing and producing throughout the game.
• Ollie Gordon II, Dolphins: No notable injury or early exit; he remained available through the game.
• Geno Smith: Did not appear in the game; no game-related injury or early exit.

Denver Broncos 28, Cincinnati Bengals 3

Summary

• Denver dominated from the opening quarter, taking a 7–3 lead after one quarter and extending it to 21–3 by halftime. The Broncos added another touchdown in the fourth quarter.
• Bo Nix rebounded with two touchdown passes, including a 20-yard score to Courtland Sutton with eight seconds left in the first half. Nix also rushed for a touchdown.
• J.K. Dobbins topped 100 rushing yards, while the Broncos’ defense held Cincinnati to nine first downs and shut the Bengals out after the first quarter.
• Chase Brown remained involved for Cincinnati, finishing with 10 carries for 40 yards and three receptions for 31 yards.
• The Bengals’ offensive struggles continued without Joe Burrow, who was sidelined by a surgically repaired Grade 3 turf-toe injury.

Injuries

• Charlie Jones, Bengals WR/returner — right ankle: Injured during the third quarter. His return was listed as questionable, and he did not record any further offensive production after leaving.
• Eyioma Uwazurike, Broncos DT — undisclosed injury: Injured during the second quarter but returned later in the same quarter. He recorded one tackle; because he returned, he did not stop producing for the remainder of the game.
• Noah Fant, Bengals TE — concussion: Inactive before the game and therefore did not play or produce.
• Shemar Stewart, Bengals DE — ankle: Inactive before the game and therefore did not play or produce.
• Courtland Sutton, Broncos WR: Played the entire game and caught a touchdown; no injury or early exit was reported.
• Bo Nix, Broncos QB: Played the entire game and finished with two touchdown passes and a rushing touchdown; no injury or early exit was reported.
• J.K. Dobbins, Broncos RB: Played through the game and surpassed 100 rushing yards; no injury or early exit was reported.
• Chase Brown, Bengals RB: Played the game and finished with 10 carries and three receptions; no injury or early exit was reported.
• Broncos D/ST: Played the game without a reported notable injury or early exit.