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derrick henry As ran for two touchdowns Baltimore Ravens Made it four consecutive wins with a 30-23 win over Washington Commanders.
Henry scored on short runs for his eighth and ninth touchdowns of the season, as the Ravens continued their impressive form after losing their opening two games.
quarterback lamar jackson He threw for 323 yards, including a touchdown to Mark Andrews, while his opposite number Jaden Daniels threw for two touchdowns and 269 yards in another encouraging performance.
Baker Mayfield threw four touchdowns but was also intercepted three times as the Tampa Bay Buccaneers closed it out. New Orleans Saints Won 51-27 in the second half.
After blowing a 17–0 lead and trailing 27–24 at halftime, the Bucs rallied in the second half, as a short pass by Mayfield to Chris Godwin was converted by the receiver into a 55-yard score.
Mayfield then challenged Cade Otton for his fourth touchdown pass of the day and finished with 325 total yards in the air, with Bucky Irving rushing for 81 yards and a touchdown in a high-scoring contest.
Wide receiver AJ Brown returned from a hamstring injury with six catches for 116 yards, including a 22-yard touchdown, as the Philadelphia Eagles defeated the Cleveland Browns 20–16.
Brown also caught a 40-yard pass from Jalen Hurts late in the game, improving the Eagles’ record to 3–2.
The Indianapolis Colts came back from down 17–10 in the fourth quarter to defeat the Tennessee Titans 20–17, with quarterback Joe Flacco hitting receiver Michael Pittman for a 10-yard touchdown with less than eight minutes remaining.
The Titans had three chances to get back to tie but were stopped twice and quarterback Will Lewis also threw an interception.
Quarterback Jordan Love connected with wide receiver Romeo Dubs for two touchdowns, leading the Green Bay Packers to a 34–13 win over the Arizona Cardinals.
Dobbs, who was back in action after a one-game suspension for missing practice in a dispute over his role in the offense, caught touchdown passes of 10 and 20 yards on a miserable day for the Cardinals, who lost wide receiver Marvin Harrison. Lost. First-half collision.
Houston quarterback C.J. Stroud threw three touchdowns, leading the Texans to a 41–21 victory over the hapless New England Patriots in Foxboro.
Stroud completed 20 of 31 passes for 192 yards as the Texans improved to 5–1 and left the Patriots at the bottom of the AFC East with an opposite record.
Quarterback Drake Mays, who was selected third overall by New England in this year’s draft, finished with 243 yards, three touchdowns and two interceptions in his first NFL start.
Rookie quarterback Caleb Williams threw four touchdowns to lead the Chicago Bears to a dominant 35-16 victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars in London.
The number one draft pick set up tight end Cole Kmet and wide receiver Keenan Allen for two touchdowns each as the Bears claimed their fourth win in six games this season.
The Detroit Lions inflicted one of the largest home defeats in Dallas Cowboys history with a 47–9 victory.
Jared Goff threw three touchdowns and the Lions defense forced five turnovers to hand the Cowboys their fourth consecutive home loss.
But it wasn’t all good news for Detroit, as defensive end Aiden Hutchinson suffered a serious left leg injury after colliding with teammate Aleem McNeil during the third quarter.
The Los Angeles Chargers won 23–16 against the Denver Broncos after a late lead of 20–0 at halftime.
Najee Harris rushed for 106 yards and a 36-yard touchdown to lead the Pittsburgh Steelers to a 32–13 win over the Las Vegas Raiders, while Bijan Robinson scored two touchdowns as the Atlanta Falcons beat the Carolina Panthers 38–20.
The Cincinnati Bengals won their second game of the season over the New York Giants, 17–7.
Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow threw for 208 yards and also ran for a 47-yard touchdown.