NFL Week 6: The 11 races to go, including Julio Jones' touchdown

It's almost impossible to track everything that happens on a Sunday in the NFL.

Week 6 was marked by 13 games Sunday, including nine at the same time. We have seen many crazy actions and you will probably be talking about it today (and all week) with your friends, family and colleagues. Let's start with the 11 things you need to know that you can not miss since Sunday.

1. All greet the crows defense.

The Titans finished Sunday with a chicken egg while the Ravens limited Marcus Mariota to 10 finals for a 117-yard gain. The Tennessee quarterback also racked up 25 rushing yards as the Titans' best running back. It's safe to say it was a miserable afternoon in Nashville. The Ravens have fired Mariota 11 times, representing the third time since 1993 that a quarter was sacked in a match. Since Sunday, Mariota had been sacked only six times during the season.

2 Adam Thielen turns into The Vikings Legend.

The broad receiver of the Vikings knows a season of tales. Thielen has accumulated more than 100 yards in each game of the Vikings this season and this Sunday, he added to his score sheet a performance of 11 passes, 123 yards and a touchdown. The man is almost unstoppable and incredibly fun to watch. On a different note, in this celebration of the Vikings touchdown on a precipitous score from Kirk Cousins, we have no idea what they are doing.

3 Julio Jones is on the pace to yield 1,885 rushing yards and zero touchdowns.

Jones averages nearly 118 yards per game, but was unable to score a touchdown this season. In fact, he has not scored since October 22, 2017. It's been almost a year! For reference, the catcher with the most yards but no touchdowns last season is Terrance Williams of the Cowboys, who has accumulated 568 yards on 53 assists, but no points. At present, Jones has 707 yards out of 44 catches. In the NFL, only 38 top receivers have accumulated more than 500 yards in a season without a touchdown and no receiver has ever experienced a season of more than 1,000 yards without scoring.

4 James Conner is stupid and the Steelers do not worry about the absence of Le'Veon Bell.

Conner had 111 yards rushing and two touchdowns in the Steelers' Bengals win. After the match, Ben Roethlisberger made a joke about Bell's return potential. "What a great game, but I know it's his (Conner's) last match for us, because Le'Veon is back," said Big Ben.

The note concerns a report that Bell will join the Steelers in the coming days for the team's spring break.

"It was good when it lasted," jokes Conner about his run as the Steelers start running. It seems the Steelers are not worried about Bell's absence or potential performance.

5 Melvin Gordon is arguing for being one of the top five NFL players.

After Gordon's second touchdown touchdown this season, the Chargers running back deserves more respect than many are giving him. He had 132 yards and the Chargers' 38-14 victory over the Browns. It seemed easy, averaging 7.3 yards per race. His longest game of the day totaled 16 yards, so it's not like the race was long, which would have inflated his average. Defenses should take note.

6 Deshaun Watson and the Texans have won three consecutive games. But how?

Sunday's less impressive victory could have been Houston's 20-13 win over the Bills. Rookie quarterback Josh Allen injured his elbow and Nathan Peterman looked good for a few minutes before returning to Nathan Peterman. He launched a choice of six, then another interception to give the Texans victory. Watson threw for just 177 yards, a touchdown and two interceptions, while the Texans are tied for first place in AFC South.

7. The dolphins beat the Bear with Brock Osweiler quarter. Yes really.

Frank Gore had 101 yards in the Dolphins' Bears win, but it was Kenyon Drake to whom the Dolphins handed the ball for a third and a game on the Chicago 1-meter line with the game in overtime play . Instead of scoring, Drake escaped the ball. Miraculously, the Dolphins – led by Osweiler – won the match after the Bears failed to score on possession that ensued. The Bears are still in first place (for now) in the north of the NFC.

8 Sam Darnold impressed in the Jets'Victory on the Colts.

Sam Darnold had a rough season (as rookie quarterbacks usually do), but he was in the Jets 42-34 win over the Colts. Darnold scored 24 goals out of 30 for 280 yards, two touchdowns and one interception, good for a 113.9 ranking. Jermaine Kearse was Darnold's first target with nine catches for 94 yards.

9 Josh Norman assured his first interception since 2016 against the team that canceled his franchise label back in 2016.

Norman is in his third season with Washington and although he scored three interceptions in his first year with the team, he failed to record an interception last year. and in four games this year. That changed Sunday when he had a strong exit against his former team. In addition to his interception on Cam Newton, Norman forced a fumble against rookie receiver D.J. Moore Washington won 23-17.

10. OK, cowboys!

Dallas scored 40 points on the vaunted Jaguars defense and it looks like Jacksonville is broken. Ezekiel Elliott had 106 yards rushing and a touchdown while Dak Prescott had only 183 yards, despite two touchdowns and one touchdown. He also added 82 yards on the floor. Meanwhile, Blake Bortles threw for a sad 149 yards, a touchdown and an interception. Things do not seem to be good for Jaguars, but Cowboys are on the rise.

11 Tom Brady and the patriots exceeded The Chiefs. But few other teams can do it.

It's not often that a team scores 40 points and loses. That's what happened to Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs on Sunday night when the Patriots suffered the first loss of the season in Kansas City. The match lasted most of the night as the Chiefs scored the first goal on a shot at goal, before the Patriots scored a goal and then a touchdown. The Patriots were 24-9 at half-time, but Mahomes and Co. rebounded in the third quarter with two touchdowns and one investment. Entering the fourth quarter, the score was 27-26 with New England leading by one. From there, almost every possession was a score for both teams. The Chiefs have gone to great lengths to get back into the game, but it's very difficult to beat the Patriots at home and Brady will not let a player with seven NFL starts beating his name against him on his court. That said, few teams will be able to keep pace with the current 5-1 leaders and they should get back on track quickly.