Texans 34-31 Jaguars
The Houston Texans won their second straight game thanks to a game-winning field goal from Ka'imi Fairbairn. Meanwhile, the Jacksonville Jaguars ended their two-week stint in London with a win and a loss as they slip to 4-2.
Had they won the game, the Jags were given a 90% chance of winning the AFC South only a third of the way into the season. Now, the division begins to shake up.
Texans QB CJ Stroud threw for 312 yards, three touchdowns, and one interception on 24-of-34 passing. Wide receiver Jaylin Noel had his first career 100-yard game after finishing with 107 yards and one touchdown.
On the other side, Jaguars QB Trevor Lawrence threw for 306 yards, four touchdowns, and one interception on 24-of-41 passing.
Browns 13-10 Ravens
In other game-winners, the Browns claimed first place in the AFC North after defeating the Baltimore Ravens on a game-winning field goal from kicker Andre Szmyt, who had missed a 48-yarder earlier in the fourth.
After giving up 10 points to the Ravens in the first quarter, the Browns held them scoreless the rest of the way, putting up 10 points in the fourth to win it. The field goal came after a crucial fumble by Baltimore's Derrick Henry, who later apologized after the game.
The game featured 14 punts between the teams, including all seven drives in the second quarter. Neither team put up more than 150 yards passing or 100 yards rushing.
Titans 26-20 Colts
The Tennessee Titans earned their first win of the season after stumping the Indianapolis Colts at home.
After going down 13-0 at the half, Tennessee surged back for a 26-point second half that included a blocked-punt touchdown that gave them their first lead of the game.
The Titans forced two turnovers on both of the Colts' drives in the third quarter, which resulted in two field goals, then hit two more field goals after the Colts tied it 20-20, forcing them to turn the ball over on downs on back-to-back drives to end the game.
Steelers 26-19 Buccaneers
The Pittsburgh Steelers completed their insane comeback after going down 16-3 entering the fourth quarter. They put up a touchdown on the first drive of the fourth and followed it up with three straight field goals.
Tampa tied it up with eight seconds left thanks to a 53-yard field goal from Chase McLaughlin, but Pittsburgh's Germie Bernard stretched across the goal line to put them up in overtime for an eventual win.
Pittsburgh improved to 4-2, while the Bucs dropped to 1-5. Aaron Rodgers finished with 253 passing yards, two touchdowns, and one interception despite being sacked five times.
Bucs rookie QB Jalon Daniels struggled with just 164 yards, one touchdown, and two interceptions, also sacked five times.
Bears 31-23 Falcons
Chicago Bears QB Caleb Williams threw for 305 yards and one touchdown on 30-of-36 passing in his return from injury. Williams hadn't played since the team's Week 2 loss to the Minnesota Vikings.
While no interceptions were thrown, both sides combined for nine total sacks and four lost fumbles (six fumbles overall). Falcons QB Michael Penix Jr., who entered the medical tent during the game, finished with 225 passing yards and three passing touchdowns.
Atlanta battled back in the fourth with 16 points with two touchdowns and a pair of two-point conversions, but the Bears held on as they improved to 4-2. Meanwhile, the Falcons have now lost back-to-back as they dropped to 2-4.
Saints 34-27 Giants
Both teams combined for 41 points in the second half, with the New Orleans Saints coming out on top after posting 24 to the New York Giants' 17.
The Giants outgained the Saints 461-319, but it was their four turnovers that proved costly. The Saints scored half of their total points off turnovers.
QB Tyler Shough finished with just 176 total yards, but put up four total touchdowns (one rushing). Recently acquired QB J.J. McCarthy was subbed in for Jameis Winston as he finished with 243 passing yards, one touchdown, and an interception on his first pass with the Giants, while leading them with 26 rushing yards.
New Orleans improved to 2-4; the Giants fell to 3-2-1.
Patriots 26-19 Jets
The New England Patriots squeezed by a close one in this AFC East divisional clash. They were outscored 16-9 in the second half, but three field goals in the fourth quarter were all that was needed to improve to 4-2.
Pats QB Drake Maye put up 259 total yards (235 passing) and three passing touchdowns without being sacked once. Jets QB Geno Smith finished with 252 passing yards, one touchdown, and one interception.
New York's Omari Cooper Jr. led all players with 103 receiving yards, paired with a touchdown. No other player, rushing or receiving, finished with 100 yards.
New England wide receiver A.J. Brown posted 27 yards on three receptions in his return from IR.
Panthers 25-14 Eagles
With QB Jalen Hurts on the IR, the Philadelphia Eagles felt it in their loss to the Carolina Panthers. Backup Tanner McKee had just 215 passing yards and one touchdown, despite throwing the ball 46 times (25 completions).
Both teams combined for 24 penalties for 233 yards. Panthers QB Bryce Young put up 281 passing yards and two touchdowns (20/39), while running back Chubba Hubbard posted at least 120 yards and one touchdown in back-to-back weeks now, after finishing this game with 120/1, tying a career-high of 28 carries.
Carolina improved to 3-2; Eagles fell to 2-4.
Cardinals 18-16 Rams
Arizona Cardinals kicker Chad Ryland joined others in hitting a game-winning field to take down their NFC West rival Los Angeles Rams. Ryland accounted for all 18 of the Cardinals' points as they improved to 2-4 on the season, with the Rams falling to the same.
Ryland hit field goals from 37, 30, 22, 38, and 27, before hitting the 43-yard winner. Arziona's defense held the Rams to just 286 total yards, sacking Stafford twice, and forcing a Tyler Higbee fumble.
No rusher or receiver from either team finished with more than 80 yards. Cardinals running back Bam Knight and Rams receiver Puka Nacua both finished with exactly 80 yards.
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