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New England Patriots 43 Kansas City Chiefs 40
Stephen Gostkowski scored a 28-yard goal at the end of the allotted time, and the New England Patriots beat the Kansas City Chiefs 43-40 on Sunday night, after a good lead at half-time.
Tom Brady rushed for 340 yards and a touchdown and got another score in his 200th all-time starting quarterback victory. Brady also surpassed former teammate Adam Vinatieri for most career wins in the regular season and playoffs combined with 227.
It was the first loss of the season for the Chiefs (5-1).
New England (4-2) led 24-9 at intermission, but Patrick Mahomes led an impressive Kansas City rally in the second half. He completed 23 of 36 attempts for his first 352-yard loss as a starting quarterback, while three of his four in-depth passes were won by Tyreek Hill.
Mahomes threw two interceptions in the first half, but did not falter. He found Hill for a 75-yard touchdown pass with just over three minutes remaining.
Miami Dolphins 31, Chicago Bears 28
Jason Sanders scored a 47-yard overtime goal after Cody Parkey missed a 53-yard try for the Chicago Bears, who lost 11 points in the final 16 minutes of play and lost to the Miami Dolphins 31 -28 Sunday.
Brock Osweiler of Miami rushed for 380 yards and three touchdowns for Ryan Tannehill, who suffered a shoulder injury. The Dolphins took the kickoff to start overtime, scoured 74 yards and were close to winning when Kenyan Drake escaped just before crossing the goal line. Eddie Goldman recovered for the Bears, which then led to Miami 35.
But former Dolphin Parkey made an attempt on the back of the head.
Miami (4-2) broke a two-game losing streak and ended a three-game winning streak for Chicago (3-2).
Los Angeles Rams 23, Denver Broncos 20
Todd Gurley was quick to rush for 208 yards and two touchdowns in 28 races and Los Angeles Rams' famous return, Wade Phillips, with a 23-20 victory over the Broncos.
The Rams, who had lost 31 points in the first leg, improved to 6-0 by bringing the Broncos (2-4) to a fourth consecutive defeat.
The Broncos scored 23-20 over Demaryius Thomas, Case Keenum's one-yard dart, with a time of 1 minute and 22 seconds, a 77-yard margin with three defense penalties.
Rams receiver Robert Woods, however, prevented Brandon McManus from getting out, and the Rams overtook the clock with Jared Goff (14 of 28 for 201 yards) taking a knee.
New York Jets 42, Indianapolis Colts 34
Jason Myers scored seven goals, a franchise record, Sam Darnold, two touchdown passes, and the New York Jets beat Sunday's Indianapolis Colts 42-34 to win consecutive games for the first time in addition to # 39, one year.
Morris Claiborne returned the first of three interceptions launched by Andrew Luck for a touchdown. The Jets (3-3) jumped to .500 by taking advantage of the Colts (1-5) 's disadvantage, which lost their fourth straight.
As Joe Namath and the 1968 Super Bowl winning team celebrate their 50th birthday, Darnold earned 24 of 30 points for a total of 280 yards, with TD throws to Terrelle Pryor and Chris Herndon. Myers scored 30, 48, 32, 37, 45, 37 and 45 yards to break the Jets record previously held by Jim Turner (1968) – the Super Bowl champions kicker – and Bobby Howfield (1972).
The odds were 23 out of 43 for 301 yards with touchdowns, the last came with 1:51 left to finish the score. Neal Sterling recovered the Colts' right foot to seal the Jets victory.
The Steelers found their rhythm behind Conner, who was chosen for the first time when Bell decided to hold on. Conner has seven touchdowns in six games, joining Franco Harris (1976) and Jerome Bettis (2004) as the only Steelers to achieve this feat.
Dallas Cowboys 40, Jacksonville Jaguars 7
Dak Prescott threw two touchdown passes to Cole Beasley to trigger the Dallas-based goalless draw and is eager to rally 82 yards in the Cowboys 40-7 win over the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday. .
Can be pumped by a pre-match mix with U.F.C. Fighter Conor McGregor, the Cowboys got a 24-0 lead at half-time, with Beasley getting his first two touchdowns of the season for the N.F.L. who was facing the defense of the league's best pass.
Prescott scored 151 of his 183 yards in the first half because Dallas did not need to freewheel during a second-half eruption.
Seattle Seahawks 27, Oakland Raiders 3
Russell Wilson scored for three touchdowns, including one for a miss in the second quarter, and the Seattle Seahawks took a 27-3 win over the Oakland Raiders on Sunday at Wembley Stadium.
Oakland quarterback, Derek Carr, left the encounter with an apparent injury to the left arm while he remained 8:52 in the fourth quarter after the last of his six sacks and was lucky to come back before the Seahawks are out of time.
The former Seahawks midfielder, Marshawn Lynch, who was playing his first game against his former team, had a 45-yard limit in 13 races as the Raiders went unsuccessfully to Carr and their passing game to try to catch up with Seattle.
Washington Redskins 23, Carolina Panthers 17
Josh Norman is back from his bench at prime time by intercepting his former teammate Cam Newton and forcing a fumble. The Washington Redskins were determined to defeat the Carolina Panthers 23-17 on Sunday.
Norman put an end to his drought during the interception of 19 games by catching a ball thrown by Newton during a third and long play early in the second quarter, his first choice since December 24, 2016 Norman also pulled the ball from rookie receiver Panthers DJ Moore's hands in a showcase performance against the team that abruptly broke ties with him after his 2015 All-Pro season.
Newton threw for 275 yards and two touchdowns on 27 of his 40 assists and rushed for 43 yards in a defeat marked by turnover. He staged a late attempt that allowed the Panthers to get to the 16-yard line in Washington, but threw incomplete second, third, and fourth attempts to seal the loss.
The Baltimore Ravens landed on the sideline to take pictures while the clock marked the last few seconds, making sure not to forget the moment.
A record franchise of 11 bags – a shy N.F.L. record for a match – must be preserved and celebrated.
Za'Darius Smith finished with three sacks of the season and Patrick Onwuasor got his first two goals this season as the Ravens closed the Tennessee Titans 21-0 in the rain Sunday. They just failed to match the N.F.L. record shared by five teams.
"Just a historic defensive performance," said Ravens coach John Harbaugh.
Chargers 38, Browns 14
Quarterback Philip Rivers scored two touchdowns and Melvin Gordon scored three goals as Los Angeles closed host Cleveland.
The Chargers offensive has confounded the Browns with setbacks, misjudgements and assists, giving Cleveland (2-3-1) its first home defeat this season.
The Chargers' defense harassed rookie Baker Mayfield and ended the second NFL attack. Los Angeles (4-2) totaled 449 yards, including 246 on the floor.
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