N.F.L. Results of the week 8 live: the Steelers overcome a big mistake by defeating the Browns

Russell Wilson threw three touchdown passes in the second quarter to give the Seattle Seahawks the advantage, which beat the Detroit Lions 28-14 on Sunday.

The Seahawks (4-3) looked lively and won for the fourth time in five games after starting the season with two losses.

Chris Carson, who rushed for 105 yards on the ground, scored on a 7-yard run early in the fourth inning to take the Seahawks to 28-7. The Lions (3-4) had three wins out of four and had a good start against Seattle. They had broken the mark in the first leg, scored in the last quarter by a pass from Matthew Stafford against Marvin Jones. Stafford sent Jones a 19-yard touchdown pass early in the fourth quarter to reduce the deficit to 14.

To seal the victory, Seahawks striker Michael Dickson escaped from his end zone and gained 9 yards on a fourth and eight from Seattle 3.

The hunter plays a game

The Seahawks were up 28-14 against the Lions at the end of the fourth quarter. They could have taken a security. They could have just hit the ball.

Punter Michael Dickson had a better idea:

Kareem Hunt pushes leaders with a big leap forward

Kansas City running back Kareem Hunt could not be stopped on that 23-yard touchdown:

Kansas City leads the Broncos, 30-14, in the third quarter.

Philadelphia Eagles 24, Jacksonville Jaguars 18

Carson Wentz threw three touchdown passes to lead the Philadelphia Eagles to a 24-18 win against the Jacksonville Jaguars at Wembley Stadium in London on Sunday.

Dallas Goedert picked up one of the touchdowns in the first half. Undertaker Wendell Smallwood and forward Zach Ertz scored in the second half for the Eagles (4-4), making their first appearance in England.

Blake Bortles, who had recovered from a loss to the Houston Texans a week earlier, completed 24 of 41 passes for 286 yards for the Jaguars (3-5), who lost their fourth consecutive game.

Although Jacksonville is used to playing in England – it was the sixth year in a row that the Jags were playing abroad and they had won their last three games – the record 85,870 spectators were a resolutely pro-Eagles group.