New York Giants 34, Philadelphia Eagles 17

Recap

• The Giants upset the Eagles on Thursday night, handing Philadelphia its second consecutive loss and improving New York to 2–4.
• Rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart completed 17 of 25 passes for 195 yards and one touchdown, added 58 rushing yards, and scored on a 20-yard run.
• Rookie running back Cam Skattebo scored three rushing touchdowns, while Wan’Dale Robinson caught Dart’s 35-yard touchdown pass.
• Jalen Hurts completed 24 of 33 passes for 283 yards, one touchdown, and one interception. He scored on a tush push and threw a shovel-pass touchdown to Dallas Goedert.
• The Giants’ defense sacked Hurts three times and intercepted him once. Cor’Dale Flott returned the fourth-quarter interception 68 yards.
• DeVonta Smith had a major missed opportunity when Hurts overthrew him while he was wide open for what likely would have been a third-quarter touchdown. Smith finished with four catches for 49 yards.

Injuries

• Jaxson Dart, Giants: Took a sack in the third quarter and briefly left for a concussion evaluation. He was cleared, returned to the game, and finished playing; he stopped producing during the brief exit but ultimately completed his normal game workload.
• Quinyon Mitchell, Eagles: Left in the second quarter with a hamstring injury and was ruled out for the game. He did not return and stopped producing after leaving.
• Jalen Carter, Eagles: Was inactive before the game because of a heel injury and therefore recorded no production.
• John Michael Schmitz, Giants: Suffered a nose injury and concussion in the third quarter. He did not return and stopped producing after leaving.
• D.J. Davidson, Giants: Hurt his right knee during Hurts’ second-quarter tush-push touchdown. He did not produce after the injury; his return status is not specified in the game recap.
• Darius Slayton, Giants: Was inactive because of a hamstring injury and recorded no production.
• Jalen Hurts: Was not injured and played the entire game.
• DeVonta Smith: Was not injured and played the entire game.
• Jalin Hyatt: Played and was not reported as injured; he caught three of five targets for 17 yards.
• Saquon Barkley: Played and was not reported as injured; he rushed 12 times for 58 yards.
• Hollywood Brown (Marquise Brown): Was not a participant in this Giants–Eagles game and had no game production or reported game injury.
• Isaiah Likely: Was not a participant in this Giants–Eagles game and had no game production or reported game injury.
• Eagles D/ST: No additional notable defensive injury or early exit beyond Mitchell and Carter was reported.

Denver Broncos 13, New York Jets 11

Headlines

• Denver won a defensive struggle in London, improving to 4–2 while the Jets fell to 0–6.
• Bo Nix completed 19 of 30 passes for 174 yards and a touchdown, connecting with Nate Adkins for Denver’s only offensive touchdown. Wil Lutz’s 27-yard field goal with 5:09 left in the fourth quarter provided the winning points.
• The Broncos’ defense dominated, recording nine sacks of Justin Fields and holding New York to 82 total yards and minus-10 net passing yards.
• Denver’s other points came on three Lutz field goals and a third-quarter safety resulting from a Quinn Meinerz holding penalty in the end zone.
• J.K. Dobbins led Denver with 14 carries for 40 yards. Courtland Sutton caught one pass for 17 yards, while Evan Engram had five catches for 42 yards and one carry for seven yards.
• Garrett Wilson caught three passes for 13 yards on eight targets. Mason Taylor caught his only target for two yards.
• The Jets’ defense limited Denver to 246 yards and one offensive touchdown but could not overcome the Broncos’ pressure and New York’s ineffective passing offense.

Injuries

• Garrett Wilson, Jets WR: Suffered a right-knee hyperextension late in the fourth quarter. He returned for New York’s final drive and caught a seven-yard pass, but stopped producing after that brief return; he finished with three catches for 13 yards.
• Garret Wallow, Broncos LB: Was ruled out early in the fourth quarter and did not return; he recorded no further production after leaving.
• Cam Jones, Jets LB: Left during the game with a hip injury and did not return; he stopped producing after leaving.
• Qwan’tez Stiggers, Jets CB: Left during the game with a hip injury and did not return; he stopped producing after leaving.
• Will McDonald IV, Jets edge rusher: Went to the locker room for a concussion evaluation in the second quarter but returned; he had no further notable production after the evaluation.
• J. Tufele, Jets DT: Was injured during the second quarter but returned; he had no further notable production after leaving the field temporarily.
• T.J. Hufanga, Broncos S: Briefly left during the game and returned in the third quarter; he continued playing afterward.
• Jonathon Cooper, Broncos LB: Briefly left during the game and returned in the third quarter; he continued playing afterward and finished with two sacks.
• Courtland Sutton, Broncos; Bo Nix, Broncos; J.K. Dobbins, Broncos; Evan Engram, Broncos; Mason Taylor, Jets; Broncos D/ST; Jets D/ST: No reported injury, inactive designation, or early exit.

Pittsburgh Steelers 23, Cleveland Browns 9

Headlines

• Pittsburgh improved to 4–1 with a convincing divisional win at Acrisure Stadium, while Cleveland fell to 1–5.
• Aaron Rodgers completed 21 of 30 passes for 235 yards and two touchdowns. Connor Heyward and DK Metcalf caught the touchdown passes.
• DK Metcalf led Pittsburgh with four catches for 95 yards, including a 25-yard fourth-quarter touchdown.
• Cleveland struggled to sustain drives, totaling 248 yards to Pittsburgh’s 335. Andre Szmyt scored all nine Browns points with three field goals, including a 53-yarder.
• Harold Fannin Jr. set a career high with 81 receiving yards on seven catches. Quinshon Judkins rushed 12 times for 36 yards, while Isaiah Bond had two catches for nine yards.
• Pittsburgh’s defense continued its strong start, with Nick Herbig recording two sacks.

Injuries

• Miles Killebrew, Steelers safety: Suffered a knee injury in the first half and did not return. He had no further production after leaving. The injury was later described as significant.
• Darius Slay, Steelers defensive back: Left with a shoulder injury in the third quarter and did not return. He had no further production after leaving.
• Joe Tryon-Shoyinka, Browns defensive end: Sustained a hip injury early in the third quarter and did not return. He had no further production after leaving.
• Jack Conklin, Browns tackle: Left with a concussion in the third quarter and was ruled out. He had no further production after leaving.
• Gage Larvadain, Browns wide receiver: Exited in the fourth quarter after taking a shot to the head and did not return. He had no further production after leaving.
• DK Metcalf, Quinshon Judkins, Isaiah Bond, Harold Fannin Jr., Rico Dowdle, and Michael Pittman Jr.: None was listed as inactive or reported to have left early or been injured during this game; therefore, there was no post-exit production to report. The official inactive lists did not include them.

Los Angeles Rams 17, Baltimore Ravens 3

Summary

• The Rams overcame a 3–3 halftime tie by scoring two touchdowns in the third quarter and held Baltimore scoreless in the second half. Los Angeles improved to 4–2, while Baltimore fell to 1–5.
• Kyren Williams gave Los Angeles the lead with a 3-yard touchdown run early in the third quarter. Matthew Stafford then threw an 8-yard touchdown pass to Tyler Higbee after a Zay Flowers fumble.
• The Rams’ defense forced several decisive mistakes, including Cooper Rush’s interception, multiple fumbles, a goal-line stand before halftime, and a late fourth-down stop.
• Baltimore played without Lamar Jackson, and Rush struggled before giving way to Tyler Huntley in the fourth quarter. Rush finished 11-for-19 for 72 yards with an interception and a lost fumble.
• Derrick Henry ran for 122 yards on 24 carries, but Baltimore failed to convert a fourth-and-goal opportunity late in the first half. Mark Andrews’ two unsuccessful quarterback-sneak attempts were part of the goal-line stand.
• The listed drafted players’ production included Matthew Stafford’s touchdown pass, Kyren Williams’ rushing touchdown, Davante Adams’ four catches for 39 yards, Puka Nacua’s two catches for 28 yards, Zay Flowers’ six catches for 46 yards, Mark Andrews’ four catches for 24 yards, and Derrick Henry’s 122 rushing yards.

Injuries

• Puka Nacua, Rams — foot/ankle injury, second quarter: He was helped off while attempting an end-zone catch, returned in the third quarter, and did not catch another pass after returning. He finished with two catches for 28 yards, and a subsequent scan described the injury as an ankle sprain.
• Blake Corum, Rams — ankle injury, second quarter: He went to the tunnel around the same time as Nacua, returned to the game, and stopped producing after leaving; he was not a factor afterward.
• Ronnie Stanley, Ravens — ankle injury, first half: He played after missing the previous game but did not make it through the first half, did not return, and stopped producing after leaving.
• Tavius Robinson, Ravens — broken foot, during the game: He left early, did not return, and stopped producing after leaving.
• Lamar Jackson, Ravens — hamstring injury, inactive before kickoff: He missed his second consecutive game and produced nothing because he did not play.
• Roquan Smith, Ravens — hamstring injury, inactive before kickoff: He was ruled out before the game and produced nothing because he did not play.
• Zay Flowers, Ravens — shoulder injury: He was active despite the injury designation, returned no injury-related early-exit indication, and finished with six catches for 46 yards. His notable mistake was a second-half fumble that led to the Rams’ second touchdown.
• Mark Andrews, Matthew Stafford, Kyren Williams, Derrick Henry, Davante Adams, and Rams D/ST: None was reported as inactive or as leaving early with an injury.

Los Angeles Chargers 29, Miami Dolphins 27

Headlines

• Cameron Dicker made a 33-yard field goal with five seconds remaining to give Los Angeles the win after Miami briefly took a 27–26 lead with 46 seconds left.
• The Chargers trailed 13–9 at halftime but scored touchdowns on their first two third-quarter red-zone possessions, including a five-yard Justin Herbert-to-Ladd McConkey touchdown.
• Herbert completed 29 of 39 passes for 264 yards and two touchdowns without an interception. His biggest play came in the final minute, when he escaped pressure and found McConkey for a 42-yard gain that set up the winning field goal.
• McConkey finished with seven receptions for 100 yards and a touchdown.
• Miami’s De’Von Achane scored two rushing touchdowns, but the Dolphins fell to 1–5. The Chargers improved to 4–2.

Injuries

• Quentin Johnston, Chargers WR: Inactive before the game because of a hamstring injury; he did not play, did not return, and recorded no production.
• Justin Herbert, Chargers QB: Played the entire game and was not reported to have suffered an injury or left early. He continued producing through the finish, including the decisive final-minute drive.
• Ladd McConkey, Chargers WR: Played the entire game and was not reported to have suffered an injury or left early. He continued producing through the finish, including the 42-yard catch that set up the winning field goal.
• Dolphins D/ST: No notable Dolphins defensive player was reported as leaving early during the game. Miami’s listed injured inactives were Tyrel Dodson (concussion), Elijah Campbell (quad), and Storm Duck (ankle); each was inactive, did not play, did not return, and produced no defensive statistics.
• Elijah Molden, Chargers S: Sustained a hand injury during the game and missed eight defensive snaps. The available Week 6 report did not establish a clear return point; he stopped producing defensively after leaving those snaps.
• David Njoku: He was not a participant in this 2025 Dolphins–Chargers game and therefore had no game injury, early exit, or production to report.

Carolina Panthers 30, Dallas Cowboys 27

Headlines

• Carolina won on rookie kicker Ryan Fitzgerald’s 33-yard field goal as time expired, completing a back-and-forth game with seven lead changes or ties.
• Panthers running back Rico Dowdle dominated against his former team with 239 yards from scrimmage: 183 rushing yards, 56 receiving yards, and a touchdown.
• Bryce Young completed 17 of 25 passes for 199 yards and three touchdowns, including two scoring passes to rookie Tetairoa McMillan.
• Dak Prescott threw for 261 yards and three touchdowns, but Dallas managed only 31 rushing yards compared with Carolina’s 216.
• Carolina’s final 15-play drive covered 71 yards and included Young’s fourth-down, seven-yard completion to Hunter Renfrow before Fitzgerald’s winning kick.
• Jake Ferguson caught three passes for 33 yards and a touchdown. Javonte Williams had 29 rushing yards and five receptions for five yards.

Injuries

• Chuba Hubbard, Panthers RB: Inactive before the game with a calf injury; he did not return and recorded no production.
• Taylor Moton, Panthers RT: Inactive before the game with an elbow injury; he did not return and recorded no production.
• Tershawn Wharton, Panthers DT: Inactive before the game with a toe injury; he did not return and recorded no production.
• Akayleb Evans, Panthers CB: Inactive before the game with a hamstring injury; he did not return and recorded no production.
• Ja'Tavion Sanders, Panthers TE: Inactive before the game after an ankle issue; he did not return and recorded no production.
• CeeDee Lamb, Cowboys WR: Inactive before the game with an ankle injury; he did not return and recorded no production.
• Tyler Booker, Cowboys G: Inactive before the game with a calf injury; he did not return and recorded no production.
• Jack Sanborn, Cowboys LB: Inactive before the game with a concussion; he did not return and recorded no production.
• Mazi Smith, Cowboys DT: Inactive before the game; he did not return and recorded no production.
• Ajani Cornelius, Cowboys OT: Inactive before the game with a knee injury; he did not return and recorded no production.
• KaVontae Turpin, Cowboys WR: Inactive before the game with a foot injury; he did not return and recorded no production.
• Dak Prescott, Cowboys QB: No reported injury or early exit; he played the entire game and finished with 261 passing yards and three touchdowns.
• Jake Ferguson, Cowboys TE: No reported injury or early exit; he played and caught a touchdown pass.
• Bryce Young, Panthers QB: No reported injury or early exit; he played the entire game and threw three touchdowns.
• Javonte Williams, Cowboys RB: No reported injury or early exit; he played and finished with 29 rushing yards and five receptions.
• Tetairoa McMillan, Panthers WR: No reported injury or early exit; he played and caught three passes for 29 yards and two touchdowns.
• Hunter Renfrow, Panthers WR: No reported injury or early exit; he played and caught the crucial fourth-down pass on Carolina’s final drive.
• Darren Waller: Not listed among the game’s participants or inactives, and no game injury or early-exit event was reported for him.

Seattle Seahawks 20, Jacksonville Jaguars 12

Summary

• Seattle overcame an early 6-0 deficit and scored 20 unanswered points across the second and third quarters.
• Sam Darnold threw for 295 yards and two touchdowns. Jaxon Smith-Njigba’s 61-yard touchdown catch gave Seattle the lead late in the second quarter, and Cooper Kupp added an 11-yard touchdown in the third.
• Jason Myers made field goals of 24 and 53 yards. Jacksonville missed both an extra point and its late two-point attempt.
• Trevor Lawrence threw touchdown passes to Brian Thomas Jr. and Theo Johnson, but Jacksonville managed only 273 total yards.
• Seattle’s defense dominated the line of scrimmage with seven sacks and 17 quarterback hits, while forcing no turnovers.
• The Seahawks won their ninth consecutive road game and improved to 4-2. Jacksonville also fell to 4-2.

Drafted Players

• Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Seahawks: Eight receptions for 162 yards and one touchdown, including the 61-yard score that put Seattle ahead.
• Cooper Kupp, Seahawks: Two receptions for 40 yards and one touchdown. It was his first touchdown as a Seahawk.
• Rashid Shaheed, Seahawks: Did not appear in the game and recorded no statistics; there was no in-game injury or early exit.
• Jakobi Meyers, Jaguars: Did not appear in the game and recorded no statistics; there was no in-game injury or early exit.
• Seahawks D/ST: Seven sacks, 17 quarterback hits, and no turnovers allowed or forced.
• Jaguars D/ST: Held Seattle scoreless in the first and fourth quarters but allowed 20 points overall and did not record a takeaway.

Injuries

• Devin Lloyd, Jaguars linebacker: Played the first half, then developed right-leg tightness in the second half and could not return. He stopped producing after leaving.
• Robert Hainsey, Jaguars center: Inactive before the game with a hamstring injury and did not play or return. Rookie Jonah Monheim made his first career start in his place.
• Riq Woolen, Seahawks cornerback: Inactive because of a concussion suffered the previous week; he did not play or return and recorded no production.
• Julian Love, Seahawks safety: Inactive before kickoff after being listed as doubtful; he did not play or return and recorded no production.
• Devon Witherspoon, Seahawks cornerback: Inactive before kickoff after being listed as doubtful; he did not play or return and recorded no production.
• Derick Hall, Seahawks linebacker: Inactive before kickoff with an injury designation; he did not play or return and recorded no production.
• Josh Jones, Seahawks offensive lineman: Inactive before kickoff with an injury designation; he did not play or return and recorded no production.
• Yasir Abdullah, Jaguars linebacker: Inactive with a hamstring injury; he did not play or return and recorded no production.
• No notable injury or early exit was reported for Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Cooper Kupp, Rashid Shaheed, Jakobi Meyers, or either drafted defense.

New England Patriots 25, New Orleans Saints 19

Summary

• New England won at New Orleans on Oct. 12, 2025, improving to 4–2 while the Saints fell to 1–5. The Patriots’ three offensive touchdowns overcame New Orleans’ four field goals and one touchdown.
• Drake Maye completed 18 of 26 passes for 261 yards, three touchdowns and no interceptions. He threw touchdown passes to DeMario Douglas and Kayshon Boutte, who caught two scores.
• The Saints’ only touchdown came on a 1-yard Taysom Hill run. Blake Grupe made four field goals, including a 54-yarder.
• Chris Olave led New Orleans with six catches for 98 yards. Spencer Rattler completed 20 of 26 passes for 227 yards but did not throw a touchdown.
• A Patriots challenge overturned a ruling and awarded New England a Juwan Johnson fumble. The Saints forced no turnovers, and New England finished with a 333–296 advantage in total yards.

Injuries

• No notable in-game injuries or early exits were reported for the Patriots or Saints. Consequently, no player left during a quarter or half, and no listed player had production stop because of an injury.
• Hunter Henry: Played and finished with three receptions for 27 yards; no injury or early exit was reported.
• Juwan Johnson: Played and finished with two receptions for 15 yards. His fumble was overturned by challenge, but no injury or early exit was reported.
• Chris Olave: Played and finished with six receptions for 98 yards; no injury or early exit was reported.
• Drake Maye: Played the entire game as far as the recap indicates, producing 261 passing yards and three touchdowns; no injury or early exit was reported.
• TreVeyon Henderson: Played and finished with 27 rushing yards and one reception for nine yards; no injury or early exit was reported.
• Saints D/ST and Patriots D/ST: Neither team defense had a reported injury-related early exit. The Saints recorded no turnovers, while the Patriots forced the Johnson fumble.
• Inactive players: Patriots FS Jaylinn Hawkins, OLB Anfernee Jennings, DE Keion White, DT Eric Gregory, G Caedan Wallace and QB Tommy DeVito were inactive. Saints DB Ugo Amadi, CB Rejzohn Wright, CB Isaac Yiadom, G Torricelli Simpkins III, OL Xavier Truss and DT Khristian Boyd were inactive. None of the listed fantasy players was inactive.
• A.J. Brown, Travis Etienne Jr., Romeo Doubs and Hassan Haskins: These players were not participants in this Saints–Patriots game, so they had no game injury, early-exit or production-status update here.

Indianapolis Colts 31, Arizona Cardinals 27

Summary

• The Colts rallied from a 27–17 deficit in the second half and won on Jonathan Taylor’s one-yard touchdown run with 4:32 remaining in the fourth quarter.
• Taylor was the offensive centerpiece, rushing 21 times for 123 yards and a touchdown while adding four catches for 14 yards.
• Daniel Jones completed 22 of 30 passes for 212 yards, two touchdowns, and one interception.
• The Cardinals played without starting quarterback Kyler Murray, who was inactive with a foot injury. Jacoby Brissett started in his place.
• Indianapolis improved to 5–1, while Arizona fell to 2–4.

Injuries

• Marvin Harrison Jr., Cardinals — concussion: He was injured in the second quarter after his head hit the turf at the end of a reception. He left for evaluation, was ruled out at halftime, and did not return. He finished with two catches for 32 yards and stopped producing after leaving.
• Travis Vokolek, Cardinals — neck injury: He was hurt during a first-quarter kickoff return, was taken off the field on a backboard and cart, and did not return. He recorded no further production after leaving.
• Emari Demercado, Cardinals — ankle injury: He left in the second quarter and did not return. He had only one carry for one yard and stopped producing after leaving.
• Dadrion Taylor-Demerson, Cardinals — lower-leg injury: He was injured late in the fourth quarter and did not return. He stopped producing after leaving.
• Charvarius Ward, Colts — concussion: He was injured during pregame warmups and was inactive. He had no game production.
• Anthony Richardson, Colts — fractured orbital bone: He was injured during pregame warmups and was inactive. He had no game production.
• Kenny Moore II, Colts — Achilles injury: He was inactive. He had no game production.
• Tyler Goodson, Colts — groin injury: He was inactive. He had no game production.
• Kyler Murray, Cardinals — foot injury: He was inactive. He had no game production.
• Jonathan Taylor, Colts: He played the entire game and was not reported to have suffered an injury.
• Kendrick Bourne: He was not a participant in this game; he was with San Francisco in Week 6 and had no production in Colts–Cardinals.
• Hunter Long: He was not a participant in this game; he was with Jacksonville in Week 6 and had no production in Colts–Cardinals.
• Keenan Allen: He had signed with Indianapolis but was not yet ready to play, so he did not participate and had no game production.

Important Headlines

• Taylor’s fourth-quarter touchdown completed the Colts’ comeback.
• The Cardinals lost Harrison and Vokolek to significant injuries, further depleting an offense already missing Murray.
• Indianapolis overcame major defensive absences, including Ward and Moore, to preserve the four-point victory.
• Arizona drove inside the Colts’ 10-yard line on its final possession but failed to score, ending its comeback bid.

Las Vegas Raiders 20, Tennessee Titans 10

Final Score

• The Raiders led 10–0 at halftime and finished with a 20–10 victory, improving to 2–4 while dropping the Titans to 1–5.
• Scoring by quarter: Raiders 3–7–7–3; Titans 0–0–3–7.
• Ashton Jeanty scored the Raiders’ only offensive touchdown, rushing 23 times for 75 yards. Tre Tucker added five catches for 70 yards, while Tony Pollard led Tennessee with 10 carries for 34 yards and two catches for 13 yards.

Important Headlines

• Las Vegas snapped a four-game losing streak with a strong defensive performance.
• Tennessee turned the ball over three times, with the Raiders’ defense converting those mistakes into control of the game.
• Raiders tight end Michael Mayer was a major contributor with five receptions for 50 yards and a touchdown.
• Elic Ayomanor caught three passes for 27 yards for Tennessee.
• Titans D/ST and Raiders D/ST both played the full game; the Raiders unit was the more impactful fantasy defense because of its turnovers and pressure.

Injuries

• Calvin Ridley — left with a hamstring injury in the second quarter and did not return; he finished with one catch for 18 yards and stopped producing after leaving.
• Femi Oladejo — suffered a calf injury in the third quarter and did not return; he stopped producing after leaving.
• Ashton Jeanty — played the entire game and was not injured or removed early.
• Tre Tucker — played the entire game and was not injured or removed early.
• Tony Pollard — played the entire game and was not injured or removed early.
• Elic Ayomanor — played the entire game and was not injured or removed early.
• Wan’Dale Robinson — did not participate in this Raiders–Titans game and had no game injury or early exit.
• Raiders D/ST — active for the game with no notable injury-related exit.
• Titans D/ST — active for the game with no notable injury-related exit.

Green Bay Packers 27, Cincinnati Bengals 18

Final Score

• Green Bay led 10–0 at halftime and held off Cincinnati’s fourth-quarter comeback.
• Josh Jacobs scored two rushing touchdowns and totaled 150 yards from scrimmage.
• Jordan Love completed 19 of 26 passes for 259 yards, one touchdown and one interception.
• Joe Flacco, making his Bengals debut, completed 29 of 45 passes for 219 yards and two touchdowns.
• Tucker Kraft caught a 19-yard touchdown pass from Love.
• Ja’Marr Chase caught 10 passes for 94 yards and a fourth-quarter touchdown, the 50th receiving touchdown of his career.

Important Headlines

• The Packers controlled the first half with a major time-of-possession advantage before Cincinnati mounted a comeback.
• Flacco led a 17-play, 78-yard touchdown drive to open the second half, finding Tanner Hudson on fourth down.
• Chase’s one-handed 19-yard touchdown catch and Cincinnati’s successful two-point conversion cut Green Bay’s lead to six late in the fourth quarter.
• Green Bay answered with a field goal, and Bengals kicker Evan McPherson missed a long field-goal attempt in the final minute that effectively sealed the game.
• Packers D/ST intercepted Love on Green Bay’s opening drive, but the defense forced enough late stops to preserve the victory.
• McPherson made his 100th career field goal, while Packers coach Matt LaFleur used a timeout to erase McPherson’s 67-yard field goal attempt at the end of the first half.

Injuries

• Mike Gesicki, Bengals TE: Left early in the first quarter with a pectoral injury and was ruled out. He did not return and stopped producing after leaving.
• Trey Hendrickson, Bengals DE: Left late in the second quarter with a back injury and was ruled out in the third quarter. He did not return and stopped producing after leaving.
• Lukas Van Ness, Packers DE: Suffered a foot injury while making a sack in the third quarter and was carted to the locker room. He did not return and stopped producing after leaving.
• Dontayvion Wicks, Packers WR: Hurt his ankle during the game and did not finish. He did not return and stopped producing after leaving.
• Javon Bullard, Packers S: Left in the third quarter for a concussion evaluation after a collision. He did not return to the game and stopped producing after leaving; he later cleared the concussion evaluation and was not placed in the concussion protocol.
• Ja’Marr Chase, Bengals WR: Was questionable before the game because of an illness but was cleared to play. He did not leave early and finished with 10 catches, 94 yards and a touchdown.
• Jordan Love, Tucker Kraft, Josh Jacobs and Joe Flacco: No notable in-game injury or early exit reported.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 30, San Francisco 49ers 19

Final Score

• Tampa Bay improved to 5–1, while San Francisco fell to 4–2.
• Baker Mayfield completed 17 of 23 passes for 256 yards and two touchdowns without an interception.
• Christian McCaffrey led San Francisco with 24 touches for 101 yards and a touchdown.
• Tampa Bay forced two turnovers, recorded six sacks, and stopped San Francisco’s final scoring threat with Jamel Dean’s fourth-quarter interception.

Important Headlines

• The depleted Buccaneers won despite missing Mike Evans, Chris Godwin, Jalen McMillan, and Bucky Irving.
• Rookie receivers Tez Johnson and Kameron Johnson each scored the first touchdown of his NFL career.
• Tampa Bay’s offense played the second half without Emeka Egbuka, leaving the team without its top four receivers.
• Jake Tonges stepped up for San Francisco with six catches for 58 yards while filling in for the unavailable George Kittle.

Injuries

• Emeka Egbuka, Buccaneers — hamstring: Ruled out in the third quarter after catching two passes for 24 yards. He did not return and stopped producing after leaving.
• Fred Warner, 49ers — ankle: Injured in the first quarter after a tackle involving Rachaad White. He was placed in an air cast and carted off, did not return, and stopped producing after leaving.
• Luke Haggard, 49ers — shoulder: Left in the fourth quarter and did not return; he stopped producing after leaving.
• Jacob Parrish, Buccaneers — brief third-quarter exit: Was knocked out of the game in the third quarter, returned later, and continued playing; therefore, he did not stop producing after leaving.
• Mike Evans, Buccaneers — hamstring: Inactive and did not play, so he had no production in the game.
• Chris Godwin, Buccaneers — fibula: Inactive and did not play, so he had no production in the game.
• Bucky Irving, Buccaneers — foot/shoulder: Inactive and did not play, so he had no production in the game.
• Josh Williams, Buccaneers — concussion: Inactive and did not play, so he had no production in the game.
• Benjamin Morrison, Buccaneers — hamstring: Inactive and did not play, so he had no production in the game.
• Zyon McCollum, Buccaneers — thumb: Inactive and did not play, so he had no production in the game.
• Brock Purdy, 49ers — toe: Inactive and did not play, so he had no production in the game.
• Ricky Pearsall, 49ers — knee: Inactive and did not play, so he had no production in the game.
• George Kittle, 49ers — Achilles: Inactive and did not play, so he had no production in the game.
• Cade Otton, Buccaneers: No injury or early exit was reported. He played throughout and finished with five catches for 51 yards.
• Christian McCaffrey, 49ers: No injury or early exit was reported. He played throughout, totaling 24 touches for 101 yards and one touchdown.
• Jake Tonges, 49ers: No injury or early exit was reported. He played throughout and produced six catches for 58 yards.
• Sterling Shepard, Buccaneers: No injury or early exit was reported. He played throughout and made a 36-yard fourth-quarter catch.

Kansas City Chiefs 30, Detroit Lions 17

Summary

• Patrick Mahomes accounted for all four Chiefs touchdowns, throwing three touchdown passes and adding a 1-yard rushing touchdown.
• Mahomes completed 22 of 30 passes for 257 yards with no interceptions and also rushed for 34 yards.
• Marquise “Hollywood” Brown caught two touchdown passes, while Xavier Worthy added a 6-yard touchdown reception.
• Detroit’s touchdowns came from Sam LaPorta and Jameson Williams. Jake Bates added a field goal.
• Kansas City led 13–10 at halftime, then extended its advantage with an 81-yard touchdown drive to open the second half.
• The loss ended Detroit’s four-game winning streak and dropped the Lions to 4–2. Kansas City improved to 3–3.
• Amon-Ra St. Brown dropped a fourth-down conversion with fewer than three minutes remaining in the first half, his first drop of the season.
• The Lions’ opening-drive trick-play touchdown was nullified by an illegal-motion penalty, forcing Detroit to settle for a field goal.

Injuries

• Kerby Joseph, Lions — knee: Left briefly in the second quarter, around 11:41 remaining, and missed 11 snaps. He returned and finished the game with four tackles, so he did not stop producing after leaving.
• Josh Simmons, Chiefs — personal matter: Inactive before kickoff and did not play. He had no game production.
• Kristian Fulton, Chiefs — inactive: Inactive before kickoff and did not play. He had no game production.
• Jared Wiley, Chiefs — inactive: Inactive before kickoff and did not play. He had no game production.
• Elijah Mitchell, Chiefs — inactive: Inactive before kickoff and did not play. He had no game production.
• Malik Herring, Chiefs — inactive: Inactive before kickoff and did not play. He had no game production.
• Terrion Arnold, Lions — shoulder: Inactive before kickoff and did not play. He had no game production.
• Taylor Decker, Lions — shoulder: Inactive before kickoff and did not play. He had no game production.
• Avonte Maddox, Lions — hamstring: Inactive before kickoff and did not play. He had no game production.
• Zach Cunningham, Lions — hamstring: Inactive before kickoff and did not play. He had no game production.
• Sione Vaki, Lions — groin: Inactive before kickoff and did not play. He had no game production.
• Loren Strickland, Lions — injury designation: Inactive before kickoff and did not play. He had no game production.
• Mekhi Wingo, Lions — injury designation: Inactive before kickoff and did not play. He had no game production.
• Travis Kelce, Chiefs: Played without a reported injury or early exit.
• Patrick Mahomes, Chiefs: Played the entire game without a reported injury or early exit.
• Amon-Ra St. Brown, Lions: Played the entire game; his notable issue was a first-half drop, not an injury or early exit.
• Sam LaPorta, Lions: Played without a reported injury or early exit and scored a touchdown.
• Jahmyr Gibbs, Lions: Played without a reported injury or early exit.
• Xavier Worthy, Chiefs: Played without a reported injury or early exit and scored a touchdown.
• Kenneth Walker III: Was not listed as a Chiefs or Lions participant in this game and therefore had no injury, early exit, or game production.

Atlanta Falcons 24, Buffalo Bills 14

Headlines

• Atlanta improved to 3–2 with a convincing Monday night victory, while Buffalo fell to 4–2.
• Bijan Robinson dominated with 238 scrimmage yards, including an 81-yard touchdown run—the longest run in the NFL that season at that point.
• Drake London caught five passes for 64 yards and a touchdown in the first quarter, setting career highs for first-quarter receptions and receiving yards.
• Atlanta’s defense held Buffalo to 291 total yards, forced four three-and-outs, and remained the only NFL defense to hold every opponent to 300 yards or fewer.
• Dee Alford, filling in at nickel, intercepted Josh Allen and recorded a sack.
• The Falcons became the first team in franchise history to have one player record at least 100 rushing yards and a touchdown and another record at least 100 receiving yards and a touchdown in the same half.
• Bills D/ST and Falcons D/ST: Both defenses played the full game; neither was reported as inactive or as losing a notable player during the game.
• Keon Coleman, Kyle Pitts Sr., James Cook III, and DJ Moore: None was reported inactive or to have left early. DJ Moore was not a participant in this Falcons–Bills game.

Injuries

• Jake Matthews, Falcons OT: Injured his ankle late in the second quarter, did not return, and was ruled out before the third quarter. He stopped producing after leaving.
• Joshua Palmer, Bills WR: Suffered a left-ankle injury and was ruled out early in the second half. He did not return and stopped producing after leaving.
• Terrel Bernard, Bills LB: Left with a right-ankle injury and did not play in the second half. He did not return and stopped producing after leaving.
• Cole Bishop, Bills S: Left during the second half because of cramping, returned in the fourth quarter, and therefore resumed producing after his absence.
• DaQuan Jones, Bills DT: Suffered a calf injury during pregame warmups and was inactive. He did not play or produce.
• Dalton Kincaid, Bills TE: Was inactive with an oblique injury after warming up. He did not play or produce.
• Matt Milano, Bills LB: Was inactive with a pectoral injury. He did not play or produce.
• T.J. Sanders, Bills DT: Was inactive with a knee injury. He did not play or produce.
• Damar Hamlin, Bills S: Was inactive with a pectoral injury. He did not play or produce.
• Darnell Mooney, Falcons WR: Was inactive with a hamstring injury. He did not play or produce.
• Billy Bowman Jr., Falcons DB: Was inactive with knee and hamstring injuries. He did not play or produce.
• Clark Phillips III, Falcons CB: Was inactive with triceps and illness issues. He did not play or produce.

Chicago Bears 25, Washington Commanders 24

Recap

• Chicago won on Jake Moody’s 38-yard field goal as time expired, rallying from a 24-16 fourth-quarter deficit.
• Moody, elevated from the practice squad after Cairo Santos was ruled out, made four of five field-goal attempts. D’Andre Swift fueled the comeback with 108 rushing yards and a 55-yard touchdown reception.
• The Bears forced three turnovers. Jaquan Brisker intercepted Jayden Daniels at the Chicago 4-yard line, while Montez Sweat forced a Jacory Croskey-Merritt fumble.
• Washington led 24-16 after Daniels threw touchdown passes to Chris Moore, Luke McCaffrey and Zach Ertz. Chicago answered with Swift’s touchdown and the walk-off field goal.
• Caleb Williams completed 17 of 29 passes for 252 yards, scored a rushing touchdown and committed no turnovers. Daniels threw three touchdown passes but was intercepted once and sacked three times.
• Washington’s apparent 11-yard touchdown pass from Williams to Rome Odunze was nullified by an illegal-formation penalty, forcing Chicago to settle for a field goal.
• The Bears improved to 3-2 with their third consecutive victory, while Washington fell to 3-3.

Injuries

• Cairo Santos — Bears: Inactive before the game because of a thigh injury. He did not return and recorded no production; Jake Moody handled the kicking duties.
• Cole Kmet, Caleb Williams, Jayden Daniels, Rome Odunze, Zach Ertz, Luke McCaffrey, Deebo Samuel Sr., Jacory Croskey-Merritt, Rachaad White and Stefon Diggs: No notable injury or early exit was reported. None left during the game, so there was no post-exit stoppage in production. Deebo Samuel Sr., Croskey-Merritt, Ertz and McCaffrey all played offensive snaps; White and Diggs were not participants in this game.