04.11.2024
Buffalo Bills 30 - 27 Miami Dolphins
In a dramatic showdown, the Buffalo Bills secured a 30-27 victory over the Miami Dolphins thanks to Tyler Bass's franchise-record 61-yard field goal with five seconds remaining. The game witnessed a thrilling back-and-forth between Buffalo's Josh Allen and Miami's Tua Tagovailoa, culminating in seven consecutive scoring drives in the second half. Allen, who overcame a rocky first half, threw three touchdown passes after halftime, helping the Bills extend their dominance over the Dolphins with their sixth straight win. Tagovailoa, returning from a concussion, performed well but was ultimately outdone as the Dolphins suffered their third consecutive loss, including their second straight loss by a last-second field goal. The victory bolstered Buffalo's lead in the AFC East, while Tagovailoa and Miami struggled despite a commendable effort.
Baltimore Ravens 41 - 10 Denver Broncos
In a dominant display, the Baltimore Ravens routed the Denver Broncos 41-10, with Lamar Jackson achieving a perfect passer rating by throwing for 280 yards and three touchdowns. Despite missing practice earlier in the week due to rest and minor injuries, Jackson looked sharp, completing 16 of 19 passes. Running back Derrick Henry recorded his 100th and 101st career rushing touchdowns, becoming the 10th player in NFL history to reach the century mark, and rushed for 106 yards, surpassing 1,000 rushing yards for the season for the sixth time. The Ravens scored on seven consecutive possessions, with Zay Flowers contributing significantly with 127 receiving yards and two touchdowns. Denver's rookie quarterback Bo Nix caught a trick-play touchdown pass but the Broncos were largely overmatched. Baltimore's defense didn't force a punt until the third quarter, but their offense capitalized on early fourth-down stops to build a decisive lead. Baltimore extended its streak of rushing for at least 100 yards in a game to 42, one short of an NFL record.
Cleveland Browns 10 - 27 Los Angeles Chargers
In a commanding performance, Justin Herbert threw for 282 yards and two touchdowns, leading the Los Angeles Chargers to a 27-10 victory over the Cleveland Browns. Herbert exploited communication breakdowns in Cleveland's secondary, resulting in touchdown passes to Quentin Johnston and Joshua Palmer, both involving Browns cornerback Denzel Ward. The Chargers' defense effectively neutralized Jameis Winston, intercepting him three times and sacking him six times. Rookie Tuli Tuipulotu contributed 2.5 of those sacks, while Tarheeb Still, Elijah Molden, and Alohi Gilman each nabbed interceptions. Despite the Browns' hopes after Winston's previous stellar performance replacing Deshaun Watson, they struggled, gaining only 57 yards in the first half. Chargers coach Jim Harbaugh reflected on his Ohio ties during a postgame interview, while trade rumors surrounded Browns defensive end Za’Darius Smith. Los Angeles improved to 5-3 and is set to host Tennessee next, while Cleveland, now 2-7, enters a bye week before facing New Orleans.
Minnesota Vikings 21 - 13 Indianapolis Colts
In a resilient performance, the Minnesota Vikings overcame a sluggish first half and Sam Darnold's early struggles to defeat the Indianapolis Colts 21-13. Darnold, despite four sacks and three turnovers, rallied in the second half by throwing three touchdown passes, including the game-sealing score to Josh Oliver. Justin Jefferson contributed 137 receiving yards, and Jordan Addison made a spectacular one-handed touchdown grab. The Vikings' defense forced Indianapolis quarterback Joe Flacco, making his return to the starting lineup, into an interception and crucial turnovers, halting a Colts drive late in the game. Kenny Moore II's 38-yard fumble return provided the Colts their only touchdown, as the team's streak of close games this season ended. Despite the victory, Darnold and Coach Kevin O'Connell discussed the need to address turnovers moving forward, highlighting the team's resilience as a key strength. This victory snapped the Vikings' two-game losing streak, bringing their record to 6-2 as they prepare to face Jacksonville next week.
Carolina Panthers 23 - 22 New Orleans Saints
In a closely contested game, the Carolina Panthers edged out the New Orleans Saints 23-22, marking a significant win for rookie quarterback Bryce Young, who orchestrated a key touchdown drive in the final minutes. Chuba Hubbard was instrumental, rushing for 72 yards and two touchdowns, including the decisive 16-yard score with just over two minutes left. Despite facing early career challenges, including being benched, Young displayed resilience and leadership, which garnered praise from his teammates. Panthers rookies Ja’Tavion Sanders and Xavier Legette also made notable contributions, with Legette securing a crucial 26-yard reception that set up the winning touchdown. The Saints, struggling with a seven-game losing streak, were hindered by injuries, including a concussion to wide receiver Chris Olave. Derek Carr's return from injury was marked by inconsistencies, and the Panthers' defense held firm to secure the win, significantly aided by a late sack from Jadeveon Clowney. Despite the victory, Panthers coach Dave Canales was non-committal about Young's future as the starting quarterback.
Arizona Cardinals 29 - 9 Chicago Bears
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Cincinnati Bengals 41 - 24 Las Vegas Raiders
In a decisive 41-24 victory over the Las Vegas Raiders, Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow tied his career high by throwing five touchdown passes, contributing to the team's first home win of the season. Running back Chase Brown also had an impressive performance, rushing for 120 yards in the absence of Zack Moss. Defensive standout Trey Hendrickson recorded four sacks, boosting the Bengals' defense. Despite some early penalties and turnovers, Cincinnati capitalized on the Raiders' mistakes, including a crucial fumble by Gardner Minshew, which paved the way for a Mike Gesicki touchdown. The Raiders, struggling with injuries and inconsistency, saw limited success, with Desmond Ridder stepping in for Minshew and scoring a late touchdown. This win marks a significant bounce back for the Bengals after a previous loss to Philadelphia, setting the stage for an upcoming clash against division leaders, the Baltimore Ravens.
New York Giants 22 - 27 Washington Commanders
In a thrilling showdown, Jayden Daniels led the Washington Commanders to a 27-22 victory over the New York Giants, marking Washington's best start since 1996 with a 7-2 record. Daniels showcased his dual-threat ability, connecting twice with Terry McLaurin for touchdowns and sealing the game with a crucial 42-yard pass to Olamide Zaccheaus. Austin Ekeler stepped up in place of injured Brian Robinson, scoring on a 1-yard run as Washington completed a season sweep of the Giants. Despite Daniel Jones' efforts, including a late connection with rookie Theo Johnson, the Giants' errors and missed 2-point conversions proved costly, resulting in their fourth consecutive loss and a winless home record. With a defense led by Dante Fowler's early strip-sack, the Commanders' resilience and maturity shone through, delighting fans with their strong performance. As both teams prepare for their upcoming games, Washington will host Pittsburgh, while the Giants will travel to Munich to face Carolina.
Atlanta Falcons 27 - 21 Dallas Cowboys
The Atlanta Falcons defeated the Dallas Cowboys 27-21, handing the Cowboys their third consecutive loss. Kirk Cousins shone for the Falcons, throwing three touchdown passes and completing 19 of 24 passes for 222 yards, with a stretch of 13 consecutive completions. His touchdowns were passed to Drake London, Darnell Mooney, and Ray-Ray McCloud, marking his third three-touchdown game of the season. Unfortunately for Dallas, quarterback Dak Prescott suffered a hamstring injury, forcing Cooper Rush to step in and attempt a comeback. Despite Rush's efforts, including a late touchdown and two-point conversion, the Falcons secured the win by recovering an onside kick. The Cowboys' loss is their longest losing streak since 2020, compounding with frustrating moments like a failed fake punt and defensive mistakes. Noteworthy performances on the Falcons' side included linebacker Kaeden Ellis with 13 tackles, while Atlanta's running back Bijan Robinson accumulated 86 rushing yards and 59 receiving yards. Both teams are preparing for divisional matchups next week, with Dallas hosting the Philadelphia Eagles and Atlanta traveling to face the New Orleans Saints.
Green Bay Packers 14 - 24 Detroit Lions
In a rain-soaked match at Lambeau Field, the Detroit Lions defeated the Green Bay Packers 24-14, largely thanks to Kerby Joseph’s game-changing 27-yard interception return for a touchdown. Overcoming difficult weather and the loss of safety Brian Branch due to ejection, the Lions showcased their adaptability with Coach Dan Campbell affirming that they could win in any conditions. The team, now leading the NFC North with a 7-1 record for the first time since 1956, capitalized on fourth-down opportunities for touchdowns by Jared Goff and Jahmyr Gibbs. Despite outgaining the Lions 411 to 261 yards, the Packers struggled with penalties and missed scoring chances, converting only one of four trips to the red zone into a touchdown. Joseph’s interception was his sixth of the season, tying him for the NFL lead and cementing his reputation as a rising defensive star. Goff's accurate game continued his historic six-game passing streak, and his commendable performance resonated with traveling Lions fans. The victory marked Detroit's third consecutive win at Lambeau, a feat not achieved since the late '80s and early '90s.
Seattle Seahawks 20 - 26 Los Angeles Rams
In an exhilarating overtime victory, the Los Angeles Rams defeated the Seattle Seahawks 26-20, highlighted by Demarcus Robinson's extraordinary one-handed 39-yard touchdown catch from Matthew Stafford. Despite being shadowed by Seattle's cornerback Riq Woolen, Robinson secured the win for the Rams, who have now triumphed in three consecutive games. The game's critical moment, according to Stafford, was the Rams' defense stopping Kenneth Walker III on fourth-and-1 during Seattle's initial overtime possession, allowing them to regain the ball. Stafford threw for 298 yards, contributing two touchdowns and an interception, while Robinson made six catches for 94 yards and both Rams scores. The Seahawks, struggling through a losing streak, saw quarterback Geno Smith throw for 363 yards with the same number of touchdowns and interceptions. Notable performances included Jaxon Smith-Njigba's career-high 180 yards and two touchdowns for Seattle, and Kamren Kinchens' 103-yard record-setting interception return for the Rams. The game saw numerous turnovers and intense back-and-forth action, with the Rams overcoming a 10-point deficit and surviving the late-game drama to secure the win.
Philadelphia Eagles 28 - 23 Jacksonville Jaguars
In a thrilling Sunday night game, the Philadelphia Eagles triumphed over the Jacksonville Jaguars, 28-23, with standout performances, including a game-saving interception by Nakobe Dean. Saquon Barkley was pivotal in the victory, amassing 159 rushing yards and scoring two touchdowns, including a backward leap that left spectators in awe. Despite multiple missed opportunities on fourth downs and conversions, Jalen Hurts contributed with 230 passing yards and three total touchdowns. DeVonta Smith's dazzling one-handed catch added to the excitement by stretching the Eagles' lead. Trevor Lawrence's two touchdowns fueled a Jaguars rally, but his intercepted pass in the end zone by Dean sealed their defeat. This marks the Eagles' fourth consecutive win, continuing their strong NFC East bid. Meanwhile, injuries plagued both teams, with notable losses like the Eagles' A.J. Brown and several Jaguars' offensive linemen. Despite the loss, Jaguars' coach Doug Pederson looks forward to hosting the Minnesota Vikings next week, while the Eagles prepare to face the Dallas Cowboys.
Tennessee Titans 20 - 17 New England Patriots
In a thrilling encounter, the Tennessee Titans secured a 20-17 overtime victory against the New England Patriots, thanks to Nick Folk's decisive 25-yard field goal. The Titans, breaking a three-game losing streak, celebrated their first home win under coach Brian Callahan. The Patriots forced overtime in dramatic fashion as rookie quarterback Drake Maye, who had just cleared concussion protocol, evaded pressure to find Rhamondre Stevenson for a game-tying touchdown as time expired. Despite Maye's impressive performance, amassing a career-best 95 rushing yards, Tennessee's defense excelled, with Amani Hooker's interception sealing the win. The game marked a much-needed triumph for Mason Rudolph, who threw for 240 yards, and Titans running back Tony Pollard's 128 rushing yards were pivotal. The Titans capitalized on turnovers, showcasing their defensive prowess, while New England, after a strategic decision to push the game into OT, suffered their second overtime loss of the season.