Baltimore Ravens 28, Miami Dolphins 6

Summary

• Baltimore controlled the game after Miami briefly led 3–0, scoring 28 unanswered points.
• Lamar Jackson returned from a three-game absence caused by a hamstring injury and completed 18 of 23 passes for 204 yards and four touchdowns.
• Mark Andrews caught two touchdown passes, while Rashod Bateman and Charlie Kolar caught one each.
• Derrick Henry rushed 19 times for 119 yards, and the Ravens’ defense held Miami scoreless in the second half.
• Miami’s De’Von Achane totaled 67 rushing yards and 39 receiving yards. Zay Flowers had five catches for 64 yards, while Malik Washington had three catches for 48 yards.
• Miami’s offensive struggles and multiple defensive injuries were major storylines in the loss.

Injuries

• Ollie Gordon II, Dolphins RB — ankle: Injured late in the second quarter and went to the locker room. He did not return and stopped producing after leaving.
• Chop Robinson, Dolphins LB — concussion: Left during the game and was ruled out for the remainder. He did not return and stopped producing after leaving.
• Rasul Douglas, Dolphins CB — toe: Left during the game and was considered doubtful to return. He did not return and stopped producing after leaving.
• Ifeatu Melifonwu, Dolphins S — toe: Left during the game. He did not return and stopped producing after leaving.
• Lamar Jackson, Ravens QB — hamstring: This was a pregame injury absence rather than an injury during this game. He returned to action and finished the game without an early exit.
• Mark Andrews, Ravens TE: No injury or early exit; he played the game and caught two touchdown passes.
• Tanner Conner, Dolphins TE: No reported injury or early exit.
• Zay Flowers, Ravens WR: No injury or early exit; he finished with five receptions for 64 yards.
• De’Von Achane, Dolphins RB: No injury or early exit; he finished with 106 total yards.
• Derrick Henry, Ravens RB: No injury or early exit; he finished with 119 rushing yards.
• Malik Washington, Dolphins WR: No injury or early exit; he finished with 48 receiving yards.
• Ravens D/ST: No notable injury or early exit reported.

Minnesota Vikings 27, Detroit Lions 24

Summary

• J.J. McCarthy threw two touchdown passes—including scores to Justin Jefferson and T.J. Hockenson—and ran for another touchdown in his return from an ankle injury.
• The Vikings ended Detroit’s five-game winning streak against Minnesota and handed the Lions their first home loss of the season.
• Jared Goff passed for 284 yards and two touchdowns without an interception, but he was sacked five times.
• Sam LaPorta led Detroit with six catches for 89 yards and a touchdown. Jameson Williams added a 37-yard touchdown reception with 1:55 remaining, but the Lions could not complete the comeback.
• A 41-yard Lions field-goal attempt was blocked with 6:29 left in the fourth quarter, and Minnesota converted the ensuing field position into a decisive advantage.
• Minnesota sealed the win when McCarthy hit Jalen Nailor for 16 yards on third down late in the fourth quarter.

Injuries

• Christian Mahogany, Lions guard: Left during the fourth quarter with a knee injury and did not return. He stopped producing after leaving the game.
• Kerby Joseph, Lions safety: Inactive before the game with a knee injury; he did not play and therefore had no production.
• Jeff Okudah, Vikings cornerback: Inactive before the game with a concussion; he did not play and therefore had no production.
• C.J. Ham, Vikings fullback: Inactive before the game with a hand injury; he did not play and therefore had no production.
• Justin Jefferson, T.J. Hockenson, Jared Goff, Amon-Ra St. Brown, Jameson Williams, Sam LaPorta, Jahmyr Gibbs, Jordan Addison, and Lions D/ST: No listed player among the named fantasy selections was inactive or reported to have left early because of injury. Jefferson, Hockenson, Goff, St. Brown, Williams, LaPorta, Gibbs, and Addison all recorded game action.

Carolina Panthers 16, Green Bay Packers 13

Headlines

• Ryan Fitzgerald won it for Carolina with a 49-yard field goal on the final play, after Rico Dowdle’s 19-yard run put the Panthers in range.
• Dowdle rushed for 130 yards and two touchdowns as Carolina overcame a 13-13 tie in the final minutes.
• Green Bay struggled offensively, turning the ball over twice, missing a 43-yard field goal, and failing on a fourth-down attempt in the red zone before Josh Jacobs’ fourth-quarter touchdown tied the game.
• Jordan Love completed 26 of 37 passes for 273 yards and one interception. Christian Watson caught two passes for 58 yards, including a 52-yard reception.
• The Packers scored only field goals through the first three quarters and suffered their first home loss of the season.

Injuries

• Tucker Kraft, Packers TE: Suffered a knee injury early in the third quarter while blocking during a Josh Jacobs run. He was carted to the locker room, ruled out, and did not return. He stopped producing after leaving, finishing with two catches for 20 yards.
• Matthew Golden, Packers WR: Hurt his shoulder in the third quarter and was ruled out for the game. He did not return and stopped producing after leaving, finishing with two catches for 9 yards.
• Christian Watson, Packers WR: Was evaluated for a possible concussion on the opening play of the fourth quarter. He missed the rest of that series but returned on the next drive, so he did not have a game-ending early exit.
• Aaron Banks, Packers LG: Sustained a stinger in the first half and was listed as questionable to return. He left the lineup and did not have any further offensive production reported.
• Colby Wooden, Packers DL: Suffered a shoulder injury in the third quarter, was ruled out, and did not return. He stopped contributing after leaving.
• Chandler Zavala, Panthers G: Left with an elbow injury in the first half and did not return. He stopped contributing after leaving.
• Trevin Wallace, Panthers LB: Left late in the fourth quarter with a shoulder injury. He did not return and stopped contributing after leaving.
• Jordan Love, Chuba Hubbard, Xavier Legette, and Tetairoa McMillan: No notable injury or early exit was reported; all remained available through the game. McMillan finished with four catches for 46 yards, while Legette caught one pass for 22 yards.
• Panthers D/ST and Packers D/ST: No unit-level inactive designation or additional notable injury was reported for either fantasy defense.

New England Patriots 24, Atlanta Falcons 23

Final Score

• Patriots: 7 points in the first quarter, 14 in the second, 3 in the third, 0 in the fourth.
• Falcons: 7 points in the first quarter, 7 in the second, 0 in the third, 9 in the fourth.
• Atlanta missed a potential game-tying extra point late in the fourth quarter, allowing New England to hold on.

Important Headlines

• New England won its sixth consecutive game, improving to 7–2.
• Patriots quarterback Drake Maye completed 19 of 29 passes for 259 yards and two touchdowns, with one interception and six sacks.
• Falcons wide receiver Drake London caught nine passes for 118 yards and three touchdowns. His final touchdown put Atlanta within one point, but the missed extra point preserved New England’s win.
• Patriots running back TreVeyon Henderson carried 14 times for 55 yards.
• Kyle Pitts Sr. recorded four catches for 38 yards. Olamide Zaccheaus and Romeo Doubs did not have a reported injury or early exit in this game.
• The Patriots D/ST was active and finished the game; no injury or early exit was reported for the unit.

Injuries

• Matthew Bergeron, Falcons LG: Injured his ankle during the first quarter. He did not return and stopped producing after leaving the game.
• Leonard Floyd, Falcons edge rusher: Injured his hamstring during the second quarter. He did not return and stopped producing after leaving the game.
• Kayshon Boutte, Patriots WR: Left with a hamstring injury in the second quarter and was ruled out. He did not return and stopped producing after leaving the game.
• Christian Elliss, Patriots LB: Left with a hip injury during the game. He did not return and stopped producing after leaving the game.
• Christian Gonzalez, Patriots CB: Suffered a head injury in the fourth quarter after landing hard while defending a 40-yard reception by Drake London. He did not return and stopped producing after leaving the game.
• Drake London, Falcons WR: Entered the game with a hip issue but played the full game; he returned from the pregame injury designation and was not reported to have left early.
• Kyle Pitts Sr., Falcons TE: Entered the game with an ankle issue but played; he was not reported to have left early.
• Drake Maye, TreVeyon Henderson, Olamide Zaccheaus, Tua Tagovailoa, Romeo Doubs, and Patriots D/ST: No game injury or early exit was reported for these named players or unit.

Pittsburgh Steelers 27, Indianapolis Colts 20

Final Score

• The Steelers defeated the Colts 27–20 at Acrisure Stadium. Pittsburgh scored 17 second-quarter points and held Indianapolis scoreless in the third quarter.
• Indianapolis committed six turnovers, including five by Daniel Jones—three interceptions and two lost fumbles—which repeatedly gave Pittsburgh short fields.
• Jaylen Warren scored two rushing touchdowns, while Daniel Jones connected with Josh Downs for a four-yard touchdown.
• The Colts rallied in the fourth quarter but could not overcome Pittsburgh’s lead. The loss ended Indianapolis’ four-game winning streak and dropped the Colts to 7–2.

Important Headlines

• Pittsburgh’s defense dominated an AFC-leading Colts offense, forcing six turnovers and recording five sacks.
• Josh Downs, filling in as a punt returner because Anthony Gould was unavailable, muffed a punt that led to a Steelers scoring opportunity; Downs later caught a touchdown pass.
• Roman Wilson fumbled after making a late-game catch and attempting an unnecessary hurdle, giving Indianapolis a chance to mount a comeback.
• Michael Pittman Jr. and Alec Pierce each caught six passes for 115 yards. Tyler Warren caught five passes for 26 yards. Roman Wilson caught one pass for four yards.

Injuries

• Isaac Seumalo, Steelers guard: Aggravated a pectoral injury in the second half and did not return. He stopped producing after leaving the game.
• Darius Slay, Steelers cornerback: Suffered a hand/finger injury during the first quarter while tackling Josh Downs, briefly left, returned, and later exited again before ultimately returning. He had no production during the brief stretches he was off the field but finished the game.
• Alex Highsmith, Steelers linebacker: Limped off with an ankle issue early in the first quarter, returned later with his ankle wrapped, and finished the game. He stopped producing during his brief absence but returned to record the strip-sack that helped seal the win.
• Anthony Gould, Colts wide receiver: Inactive with a knee injury and did not play. He produced nothing because he was inactive.
• Samson Ebukam, Colts defensive end: Inactive with a knee injury and did not play. He produced nothing because he was inactive.
• D.J. Giddens, Colts running back: Inactive with a knee injury and did not play. He produced nothing because he was inactive.
• Scotty Miller, Steelers wide receiver: Inactive with a finger injury and did not play. He produced nothing because he was inactive.
• Chuck Clark, Jabrill Peppers, Cole Holcomb, and Logan Lee, Steelers: Inactive and did not play; each produced nothing because of his inactive status.
• Jaylen Warren, Alec Pierce, Josh Downs, Roman Wilson, D.K. Metcalf, Daniel Jones, Tyler Warren, Michael Pittman Jr., and Keenan Allen: None was inactive or left the game early because of an injury. Downs and Wilson had turnovers, but both remained in the game; Downs later scored a touchdown.

San Francisco 49ers 34, New York Giants 24

Summary

• San Francisco controlled the game on the ground, rushing 39 times for 159 yards in a 34–24 road victory. The 49ers improved to 6–3, while the Giants fell to 2–7.
• Christian McCaffrey produced 173 yards from scrimmage—106 rushing and 67 receiving—and scored both a rushing and receiving touchdown. His performance gave him an NFL-record 16 games with a touchdown both rushing and receiving, passing Marshall Faulk.
• Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart completed 24 of 33 passes for 191 yards and two touchdowns, adding a rushing touchdown and 56 yards on the ground. His touchdown run extended his streak to five consecutive games with both a passing and rushing touchdown, a rookie-quarterback record.
• San Francisco quarterback Brock Purdy was inactive for the fifth consecutive game, so Mac Jones started and threw touchdown passes to McCaffrey and Jauan Jennings.
• New York scored on its opening drive but struggled afterward, allowing at least 33 points for the third straight game. A pregame plane banner calling for ownership to “clean house” underscored the pressure surrounding the Giants.

Injuries

• George Kittle, 49ers TE — inactive, Achilles: He did not play because of an Achilles injury and therefore produced no statistics after being ruled out.
• Brock Purdy, 49ers QB — inactive, shoulder: He was inactive before the game and did not play or produce.
• Darius Slayton, Giants WR — late fourth quarter: He was injured while attempting a potential touchdown catch that was ruled incomplete. He left the field and was considered questionable to return; he did not record further production after leaving.
• Mykel Williams, 49ers DL — game injury, quarter not specified: He left with a knee injury that coach Kyle Shanahan feared could be a torn ACL. He did not return or produce after leaving.
• Darius Muasau, Giants LB — second quarter: He injured an ankle. The available recap does not confirm a return; he had no further reported production after the injury.
• John Michael Schmitz, Giants C — third quarter: He left with a left shin injury and did not return, so he had no further production after leaving.
• Beaux Collins, Giants WR — second half: He was ruled out with a neck injury and did not return or produce afterward.
• Paulson Adebo, Giants CB — inactive, knee: He did not play or produce.
• Cor’Dale Flott, Giants CB — inactive, concussion: He did not play or produce.
• Jevon Holland, Giants S — inactive, knee: He did not play or produce.
• Daniel Bellinger, Giants TE — inactive, neck: He did not play or produce.
• Jermaine Eluemunor, Giants RT — inactive, pectoral muscle: He did not play or produce.
• Theo Johnson, Tyrone Tracy Jr., Jaxson Dart, Darnell Mooney, and Isaiah Likely: No notable injury or early exit was reported for these named players; they did not stop producing because of an in-game injury.

Denver Broncos 18, Houston Texans 15

Headlines

• Denver overcame a 15-7 fourth-quarter deficit. Bo Nix connected with RJ Harvey for a 27-yard touchdown, then found Troy Franklin for the game-tying two-point conversion with 12:28 remaining.
• Wil Lutz kicked a 34-yard field goal as time expired to give Denver its sixth consecutive victory and improve the Broncos to 7-2.
• Houston quarterback C.J. Stroud suffered a concussion on a hit at the end of a first-half slide and did not return.
• Troy Franklin finished with four catches for 27 yards and made the tying two-point conversion.

Injuries

• C.J. Stroud, Texans — concussion: Hurt in the first half on a hit at the end of a slide; he did not return and stopped producing after leaving.
• Tytus Howard, Texans — concussion evaluation: Left in the first half and did not return; he stopped producing after leaving.
• Christian Harris, Texans — shin: Missed the second half; he stopped producing after halftime.
• J.T. Gray, Broncos — hamstring: Left in the third quarter and did not return; he stopped producing after leaving.
• Trent Sherfield, Broncos — knee: Was injured in the third quarter; he stopped producing after the injury.
• Darrell Taylor, Texans — ankle: Injured in the third quarter; he stopped producing after the injury.
• Pat Surtain II, Broncos — pectoral: Inactive before kickoff and did not play; consequently, he recorded no production.
• P.J. Locke, Broncos — neck: Inactive before kickoff and did not play; consequently, he recorded no production.
• Marvin Mims Jr., Broncos — concussion: Inactive before kickoff and did not play; consequently, he recorded no production.
• Nate Adkins, Broncos — knee: Inactive before kickoff and did not play; consequently, he recorded no production.
• Troy Franklin, Broncos: No injury or early exit reported; he played through the game and produced four receptions, 27 yards, and the game-tying two-point conversion.
• Jaylen Waddle: Not a Texans or Broncos participant in this game; no game injury or early exit to report.
• Kayshon Boutte: Not a Texans or Broncos participant in this game; no game injury or early exit to report.

Los Angeles Chargers 27, Tennessee Titans 20

Summary

• The Chargers overcame an early deficit to defeat the Titans 27–20 in Nashville on Sunday, November 2, 2025.
• Tennessee led 14–7 after the first quarter, but Los Angeles scored 20 of the game’s final 23 points.
• Justin Herbert completed 19 of 29 passes for 250 yards, threw two touchdown passes, ran for a touchdown and finished with one interception.
• The Titans’ Cedric Barton returned Herbert’s first-quarter interception 24 yards for a touchdown.
• Titans rookie Chimere Dike added a 67-yard punt-return touchdown, but Tennessee managed only 206 total yards and converted one of nine third downs.
• Quentin Johnston caught four passes for 53 yards and a touchdown. Oronde Gadsden II led the Chargers with five catches for 68 yards, while Ladd McConkey added four catches for 56 yards.
• The Chargers’ defense recorded four sacks, including two by Odafe Oweh in the fourth quarter.
• Titans D/ST produced a defensive touchdown and six sacks. Chargers D/ST held Tennessee without an offensive touchdown.

Injuries

• Joe Alt, Chargers offensive tackle: Injured his right ankle late in the second quarter. He did not return, and he stopped producing after leaving the game.
• Bobby Hart, Chargers offensive tackle: Left with groin and ankle injuries during the first quarter. He did not return, and he stopped producing after leaving the game.
• Titans D/ST: No notable unit injury or early exit was reported.
• Chargers D/ST: No notable unit injury or early exit was reported. Johnathan Caldwell was injured during the third quarter but returned in the fourth.
• Quentin Johnston: Played the game and had no reported injury or early exit.
• Kimani Vidal: Played the game and had no reported injury or early exit. He rushed 12 times for 30 yards and recovered his own fumble.
• Ladd McConkey: Played the game and had no reported injury or early exit.
• Chimere Dike: Played the game and had no reported injury or early exit. He finished with one catch for five yards and a 67-yard punt-return touchdown.
• Oronde Gadsden II: Played the game and had no reported injury or early exit.
• Michael Carter: Was not listed among the game’s participants and did not play. He never entered the game, did not return, and recorded no production.

Chicago Bears 47, Cincinnati Bengals 42

Final score

• The Bears defeated the Bengals 47–42 on Nov. 2, 2025, in a game featuring three touchdowns during the final two minutes and two lead changes in the final minute.
• Chicago overcame a late Cincinnati rally: the Bengals took a 42–41 lead with 54 seconds left, but Caleb Williams answered with a 58-yard touchdown pass to Colston Loveland with 17 seconds remaining.
• Chicago finished with 576 total yards, including 283 rushing yards. Kyle Monangai led the way with 176 yards on 26 carries, while Williams threw for 280 yards and three touchdowns.

Important headlines

• Caleb Williams and Colston Loveland delivered the game-winning play. Loveland caught six passes for 118 yards and two touchdowns, including the decisive 58-yard score.
• Kyle Monangai had a breakout performance after D’Andre Swift was sidelined with a groin injury, rushing for 176 yards.
• Tee Higgins and Ja’Marr Chase both produced big games in Cincinnati’s high-scoring loss. Higgins caught seven passes for 121 yards and two touchdowns, while Chase had six catches for 111 yards.
• Cincinnati became the first team since 2007 to score at least 40 points and still lose by allowing 47.

Injuries

• Cole Kmet, Bears — concussion: Injured during the game; the exact quarter was not reported. He did not return, and he stopped producing after leaving.
• Josh Blackwell, Bears — concussion: Injured during the game; the exact quarter was not reported. He did not return, and he stopped producing after leaving.
• Dayo Odeyingbo, Bears — ankle injury: Hurt in the second half. His return was not reported; he had no further production after leaving. The injury was later reported as a season-ending torn Achilles.
• Samaje Perine, Bengals — right ankle injury: Injured during a kickoff return in the first quarter. He did not return, and he stopped producing after leaving.
• D’Andre Swift, Bears — groin injury: Inactive before the game and did not play; therefore, he had no production. His absence gave Kyle Monangai the start.
• Named players who were active and did not have a reported in-game injury or early exit: Bengals D/ST, Bears D/ST, Tee Higgins, Ja’Marr Chase, Chase Brown, Caleb Williams, Rome Odunze, Kyle Monangai and Colston Loveland. Rome Odunze played but was held catchless on three targets.

Los Angeles Rams 34, New Orleans Saints 10

Headlines

• Matthew Stafford completed 24 of 32 passes for 281 yards and four touchdowns without an interception.
• Davante Adams caught five passes for 60 yards and two touchdowns.
• Kyren Williams carried 25 times for 114 yards and a touchdown, while Blake Corum added 58 rushing yards.
• Puka Nacua caught seven passes for 95 yards and a touchdown before leaving with an injury.
• The Rams dominated possession, 43:53 to 16:07, and outgained New Orleans 438–224.
• Saints rookie quarterback Tyler Shough made his first NFL start, finishing 15-of-24 for 176 yards, one touchdown and one interception.
• Chris Olave caught three passes for 57 yards. Alvin Kamara had six carries for 14 yards and lost a fumble.
• The Saints’ points came on Juwan Johnson’s 11-yard touchdown reception and Blake Grupe’s 39-yard field goal.

Injuries

• Puka Nacua, Rams WR: Injured late in the third quarter after a three-yard run and a hit to the chest/ribs. He left for the locker room, returned to the sideline, but did not return to the game; he stopped producing after leaving.
• Taliese Fuaga, Saints RT: Injured in the second half when his leg was pinned during a tackle. He limped off, was taken to the locker room on a cart and was ruled out; he did not return and stopped producing after leaving.
• Jack Stoll, Saints TE: Injured in the fourth quarter and was carted to the locker room after evaluation on the sideline. He did not return and stopped producing after leaving.
• Matthew Stafford, Rams QB: No injury or early exit; he played the entire game.
• Chris Olave, Saints WR: No injury or early exit; he played the entire game.
• Kyren Williams, Rams RB: No injury or early exit; he played the entire game.
• Davante Adams, Rams WR: No injury or early exit; he played the entire game.
• Travis Etienne Jr.: Not a Rams or Saints player and did not participate in this game.
• Saints D/ST and Rams D/ST: No applicable individual injury or early-exit status.

Jacksonville Jaguars 30, Las Vegas Raiders 29 (OT)

Final Score

• Jacksonville overcame a 29-23 deficit in overtime, with Trevor Lawrence scoring the winning quarterback sneak.
• The Jaguars led 3-0 at halftime, trailed 23-16 entering the fourth quarter, and won after the Raiders failed to convert a two-point attempt following their overtime touchdown.

Important Headlines

• Brock Bowers returned from a three-game absence caused by a knee injury and delivered 12 catches for 127 yards and three touchdowns.
• Ashton Jeanty produced 89 total yards on 18 touches and caught a touchdown pass from Geno Smith.
• Geno Smith passed for 284 yards and four touchdowns, including three scoring passes to Bowers.
• Lawrence accounted for two rushing touchdowns, including the overtime winner, as Jacksonville improved to 5-3.
• Tre Tucker caught three passes for 38 yards, while Jakobi Meyers had four catches for 23 yards.

Injuries

• Brock Bowers — knee injury from earlier in the season; returned in Week 9 and played the entire game. He did not leave early and continued producing, finishing with 12 catches and three touchdowns.
• Tre Tucker — no reported injury or early exit; played and finished with three catches for 38 yards.
• Ashton Jeanty — no reported injury or early exit; played and finished with 89 total yards and a receiving touchdown.
• Jakobi Meyers — no reported injury or early exit; returned from his previous knee issue, played, and finished with four catches for 23 yards.
• Jaguars D/ST and Raiders D/ST — no notable player injury or early exit was reported for either drafted defense.
• Other notable game injuries: Jaguars cornerback Jourdan Lewis suffered a shoulder injury in the first quarter and did not return; tight end Hunter Long sustained a hip/knee injury in the second quarter but returned; guard Ezra Cleveland suffered a knee/ankle injury in the fourth quarter and did not return; wide receiver Brian Thomas Jr. sustained an ankle injury in the fourth quarter; and wide receiver Dyami Brown was ruled out with a concussion at the start of overtime. Each player stopped producing after leaving, except Long, who returned.
• Pre-game inactives included Raiders running back Zamir White, wide receiver Dont'e Thornton Jr., cornerback Darnay Holmes, guard Caleb Rogers, and defensive tackles JJ Pegues and Tonka Hemingway; Jaguars linebacker Devin Lloyd, offensive lineman Wyatt Milum, tight end Quintin Morris, running back Cody Schrader, wide receiver Tim Patrick, and defensive lineman Khalen Saunders Sr. were also inactive. None played or produced in the game.

Buffalo Bills 28, Kansas City Chiefs 21

Recap

• Buffalo led 7–0 after the first quarter and 21–13 at halftime, then held Kansas City scoreless in the third quarter to build a 28–13 advantage. The Chiefs scored a late fourth-quarter touchdown but could not complete the comeback.
• Josh Allen completed 23 of 26 passes for 273 yards and a touchdown, added two one-yard rushing touchdowns, and set a Bills franchise record with an 88.5% completion rate. James Cook rushed for 114 yards, while Dalton Kincaid had 101 receiving yards and a touchdown.
• Patrick Mahomes struggled under heavy pressure, finishing 15-of-34 for 250 yards, one interception, three sacks, and a 44.1% completion rate. Buffalo’s Maxwell Hairston intercepted Mahomes, and Cole Bishop broke up a fourth-down pass intended for Rashee Rice.
• Kansas City’s final possession reached Buffalo’s 40-yard line, but Mahomes threw three straight incompletions. His final pass was batted down with 17 seconds remaining.
• The victory moved Buffalo to 6–2 and ended Kansas City’s three-game winning streak, dropping the Chiefs to 5–4.

Injuries

• Michael Hoecht, Bills defensive end — Tore his right Achilles in a non-contact incident during the fourth quarter. He did not return and stopped producing after leaving the game.
• Jawaan Taylor, Chiefs right tackle — Hurt his right ankle during the game. The available recap does not specify the quarter, whether he left permanently, or whether he returned; no definitive production stoppage after an early exit was reported.
• Isiah Pacheco, Chiefs running back — Inactive before kickoff with a knee injury; he did not play or produce, and therefore did not return.
• Josh Palmer, Bills wide receiver — Inactive before kickoff with knee and ankle injuries; he did not play or produce, and therefore did not return.
• DaQuan Jones, Bills defensive tackle — Inactive before kickoff with a calf injury; he did not play or produce, and therefore did not return.
• Shaq Thompson, Bills linebacker — Inactive before kickoff with a hamstring injury; he did not play or produce, and therefore did not return.
• Travis Kelce, Patrick Mahomes, Khalil Shakir, Rashee Rice, Kareem Hunt, Brashard Smith, James Cook III, and Kenneth Walker III — No reported in-game injury, inactive designation, or early exit. Mahomes, Rice, Hunt, and Cook played; Rice and Hunt scored rushing touchdowns, while Cook rushed for 114 yards. Walker was not part of the Bills–Chiefs game.

Seattle Seahawks 38, Washington Commanders 14

Final Score

• Seattle led 31–7 at halftime and pulled away behind four touchdown passes from Sam Darnold. The Seahawks finished with 418 total yards, compared with Washington’s 290.
• Sam Darnold completed 21 of 24 passes for 330 yards, four touchdowns, and one interception. Jaxon Smith-Njigba caught 8 passes for 129 yards, while Zach Charbonnet added 25 rushing yards and 21 receiving yards.
• The Commanders’ offense managed only 153 passing yards. Zach Ertz recorded 4 catches for 46 yards.

Important Headlines

• Sam Darnold and Seattle’s offense dominated early: Seattle scored 31 first-half points, including three touchdown passes in the second quarter.
• Jaxon Smith-Njigba was Seattle’s leading receiver, posting 129 yards on eight receptions.
• Washington lost Jayden Daniels late: Daniels was carted off in the fourth quarter after suffering a left-elbow injury on a two-yard sack. He did not return.
• Seattle’s defense also lost two starters: Ernest Jones IV suffered a knee injury late in the first half, and Josh Jobe left in the first half with a concussion. Neither returned or recorded further production after leaving.
• Cooper Kupp was inactive for Seattle because of a hamstring injury.
• Washington wide receiver Terry McLaurin was inactive with a quad injury.

Injuries

• Jayden Daniels, Commanders QB: Left-elbow injury in the fourth quarter; did not return and stopped producing after leaving.
• Ernest Jones IV, Seahawks LB: Knee injury late in the first half; did not return and stopped producing after leaving.
• Josh Jobe, Seahawks CB: Concussion in the first half; did not return and stopped producing after leaving.
• Cooper Kupp, Seahawks WR: Inactive before the game because of a hamstring injury; did not play and therefore had no production.
• Terry McLaurin, Commanders WR: Inactive before the game because of a quad injury; did not play and therefore had no production.
• Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Zach Charbonnet, Zach Ertz, Sam Darnold, Seahawks D/ST, and Commanders D/ST: No notable injury or early exit reported; all active participants who played had no injury-related stoppage.
• Stefon Diggs and Emanuel Wilson: No game participation, production, or injury-related exit was recorded for either player in this matchup.

Arizona Cardinals 27, Dallas Cowboys 17

Summary

• Arizona ended its five-game losing streak behind Jacoby Brissett, who completed 21 of 31 passes for 261 yards and two touchdowns while adding a rushing score.
• The Cardinals led 17–7 at halftime and controlled the game despite Dallas scoring on a blocked punt and a Ryan Flournoy touchdown.
• Dallas’ three turnovers, six penalties, missed opportunities in the red zone, and defensive struggles proved decisive. Dak Prescott finished 24-of-39 for 250 yards, one touchdown, and one interception.
• Marvin Harrison Jr. delivered a career-best performance with seven catches for 96 yards and a touchdown. Trey McBride added five catches for 55 yards and a score, while Michael Wilson caught three passes for 61 yards.
• Dallas’ leading contributors included CeeDee Lamb with seven receptions for 85 yards, George Pickens with six for 79, Jake Ferguson with five for 50, and Javonte Williams with 83 rushing yards on 15 carries.
• Dallas lost fumbles by Ferguson and Williams, while Pickens also fumbled but Williams recovered it. Williams’ fourth-quarter fumble ended a promising drive and prevented a potential field-goal attempt.

Injuries

• Kyler Murray, Cardinals QB — foot: Inactive before the game and did not return; he produced no statistics after being ruled out. Jacoby Brissett started in his place.
• Dante Fowler Jr., Cowboys DE — shoulder: Hurt on the opening drive in the first quarter, temporarily left, and returned in the second quarter. He stopped producing while sidelined, then resumed playing after returning.
• Mack Wilson Sr., Cardinals LB — ribs: Injured during the game and did not return. He stopped producing after leaving, and the injury later sent him to injured reserve.
• Markquese Bell, Cowboys S — cramps: Left early in the fourth quarter and did not return. He stopped producing after leaving the game.
• Dak Prescott, CeeDee Lamb, Jake Ferguson, George Pickens, Javonte Williams, Jacoby Brissett, Zonovan Knight, Kendrick Bourne, Trey McBride, Michael Wilson, and Marvin Harrison Jr.: Active and produced in the game; none was reported as injured, inactive, or leaving early.