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Buccaneers 28, Eagles 22
Brady’s positive health was apparent right away when he went right down the field and scored a touchdown on the opening drive. Brady was nearly flawless in the first half, misfiring on just six of his 26 passes. He then failed to connect on just two attempts following halftime. He finished 34-of-42 for 297 yards, two touchdowns and an interception on what appeared to be a miscommunication.
Brady helped establish a 28-7 lead in the third quarter, but took his foot off the gas enough for the Eagles to ruin the nights of Tampa Bay bettors. The Eagles eventually drew to within six, thanks to the new en-vogue math, but Brady prevented them from ever touching the ball again with some key connections to his receivers in the four-minute drill.
Hurts ended up scoring three touchdowns (one passing, two touchdowns), thanks to garbage time. However, he was just 12-of-26 for 115 yards and an interception otherwise to go along with his 44 rushing yards. While Hurts runs well and works hard, his accuracy is abysmal. There haven’t been any signs of that improving thus far, but he’s still young and has time to get better.
Jaguars 23, Dolphins 20
The Dolphins appeared as though they were going to run away with a large victory during the early stages of this contest. Tua Tagovailoa was very accurate in his opening drive despite not playing since Week 2. Thanks to a trio of third-down conversions, Tagovailoa capped off the possession by hitting Jayen Waddle for a touchdown. The Jaguars, meanwhile, blew their own scoring opportunities via drops by Dan Darnold and Laviska Shenault, as well as penalties negating big plays, such as a face mask infraction nullifying a 25-yard James Robinson run.
Jacksonville, however, got its act together eventually. Trevor Lawrence hit some big plays to take advantage of Miami’s injured cornerbacks. The Jaguars took the lead in the third quarter, but the two teams began mirroring each other’s blunders. For example, Lawrence was strip-sacked when his former Clemson teammate, Christian Wilkins, beat Jawaan Taylor. Tagovailoa was immediately picked off when he threw the ball right to cornerback Nevin Lawson. Later, the Jaguars tried an ineffective fourth-and-1 run in the red zone with Robinson that predictably failed. The Dolphins, learning nothing from this, tried a fourth-and-1 near midfield in a 20-20 tie where they gave Malcolm Brown the ball. Brown had no chance; he was stuffed immediately.
Miami’s decision to give the ball to the worst offensive player on the roster predictably backfired, as the Jaguars were able to set up a 53-yard field goal attempt on a short field when Lawrence hit Shenault with a 9-yard dart. New kicker Matthew Wright connected to give the Jaguars their first win of the year.
Packers 24, Bears 14
In this case, it was the latter, as Rodgers vigorously cheered for his defense on the sideline, and when he scored a rushing touchdown in the fourth quarter, he yelled to the Chicago crowd, “I still own you! I still own you!” Rodgers’ words were true, as he defeated the Bears yet again to preserve first place in the NFC North. Rodgers is now 22-5 versus the Bears.
With Adams not scoring, Rodgers’ touchdowns went to Aaron Jones (4-34) and Allen Lazard (3-27). Jones rushed for 76 yards on 13 carries, while A.J. Dillon chipped in with 59 yards on 11 attempts.
Fields made a couple of other mistakes. He took some bad sacks, and he didn’t see Allen Robinson for a potential deep touchdown. However, Fields played very well at times. He made some confident, accurate strikes, but his best pass showed some tremendous touch. Fields floated a perfect pass to Robinson for a gain of 20 yards in between two defenders on the opening possession. He then drew an interference flag on a deep shot into the end zone to Marquise Goodwin.
Fields ultimately failed to lead his team to victory when the Green Bay pressure got to him on multiple occasions during his final offensive possession. He went 16-of-27 for 174 yards, one touchdown and an interception. He endured two drops. Fields also ran more than usual, scrambling six times for 43 rushing yards. He played well considering the status of his offensive line. Chicago fans have plenty to be excited about regarding Fields’ future.
Colts 31, Texans 3
Everything changed in the third quarter when the Texans made a couple of mistakes. The first was a Davis Mills interception in which he didn’t see Darius Leonard. Two plays later, Wentz hit Mo Alie-Cox for a touchdown, converting on the very short field. Soon after, the Texans, now down 17-3, opted to eschew a fourth-down opportunity with two yards to go near midfield. The smart decision would’ve been to go for it, but Houston opted to punt the ball away instead. The Colts took advantage of this poor coaching, as Jonathan Taylor ripped off an 83-yard run to set up his own touchdown versus a dejected defense. Thanks to two plays, the Colts’ 10-3 advantage ballooned to a 24-3 blowout, effectively ending the game.
Mills went 29-of-43 for 243 yards and two interceptions, though only one pick, which was discussed earlier, was made while the game was still in doubt. The second came on a late desperation heave. That said, this output could’ve been much worse for Mills had the other two interceptions stood. Mills does not resemble an NFL-caliber quarterback to me.
Rams 38, Giants 11
And then, Toney suffered an injury and left the game after playing those six snaps. The Giants, who held a 3-0 lead, were outscored 38-0 from that point forward until New York finally managed to get a touchdown in garbage time.
While the Giants struggled following Toney’s departure, the Rams’ offense couldn’t be stopped. Matthew Stafford misfired on just six occasions, going 22-of-28 for 251 yards, four touchdowns and an interception made just prior to halftime. Los Angeles was so far ahead that Stafford had to throw the ball just six times in the second half.
Chiefs 31, Redskins 13
The Chiefs once again made sloppy mistakes to ruin things for themselves. Of the three red zone trips, two resulted in no points. One drive concluded when a pass bounced off Tyreek Hill’s hands and into the arms of a Washington defender, mirroring a turnover that happened against the Chargers in Week 3. Later, Mahomes fumbled a snap and then tried to throw the ball away to avoid a sack. Instead, the ball popped into the air, allowing the Redskins to snatch the pick. These weren’t even Kansas City’s only turnovers of the opening half; Mecole Hardman also lost a fumble around midfield.
The Chiefs, however, were able to get their act together in the second half. They stopped making mistakes, and they were able to force the Redskins into nothing but scoreless drives. A missed Washington field goal helped, but they were able to force an interception when a defensive lineman made an inexplicable David Tyree-type catch when the ball was thrown right to him.
Vikings 34, Panthers 28
Even after a field goal to trim the deficit to eight, the Panthers didn’t have much hope. They had a fourth-and-10 on their own 4-yard line with less than two minutes and a single timeout remaining. They were stuck in this fourth down because of drops on three consecutive plays to begin the possession, yet Darnold hurled a miraculous 41-yard pass to Ian Thomas. Following yet another drop, this time by Moore, Darnold went back to Moore on a fourth-and-6, and the receiver came up with a terrific over-the-shoulder catch. Robby Anderson was also able to redeem himself following a drop earlier on the possession by scoring a touchdown. With a shovel pass to Tommy Tremble, the Panthers were successful on the two-point conversion, tying the game at 28.
The Vikings wanted to eschew overtime, and Kirk Cousins made his best effort when he avoided a sure Brian Burns sack to put his team in field goal range. However, Greg Joseph whiffed from 47 to force the extra session.
With both defenses gassed, it seemed as though the winner of the coin toss would prevail, and that was Minnesota. Sure enough, the Vikings moved the chains down the field via Dalvin Cook runs before Cousins threw the decisive score to K.J. Osborn.
Moore dropped a pass in the beginning of the second quarter. Anderson then committed a drop on a deep pass. Anderson followed that up with two more drops with both being on third down. One occurred in the red zone. Chuba Hubbard then dropped a pass in the flat. All of these drops occurred in the second quarter alone!
Sadly, that was not it. There were four drops on the final offensive drive. Moore saw the ball slip through his hands on a deep route. Hubbard and Anderson followed that up with drops on short tosses. Moore followed that up with yet another one.
Darnold still deserves some blame – his interception was terrible, and he lost a fumble on a strip-sack – but he can’t be criticized all that much because he endured nine drops. Besides, he was at least able to give his team a chance to win with his brilliant final offensive drive. Still, it’s worth noting that Darnold was 8-of-23 for 94 yards after the third quarter. He also was guilty of two delay-of-game penalties, with one occurring because he tried to call two timeouts in a row, which is not allowed.
Ravens 34, Chargers 6
The biggest problem for the Chargers in this affair was that they couldn’t stop the run. This has been a problem that has plagued them all season, but it was especially apparent in this contest because the Ravens have nothing but decrepit players at running back. Despite this, the underwhelming trio of Devonta Freeman, Latavius Murray and Le’Veon Bell combined for 115 rushing yards and three touchdowns. Freeman, who has been a shell of his former self for several seasons now, led the way with 53 yards and a score on nine attempts.
The 115 rushing yards, by the way, didn’t even account for Lamar Jackson’s runs. Jackson scrambled eight times for 51 rushing yards. Jackson didn’t quite have the passing performance he generated Monday night because the Ravens didn’t need it from him. Leading by double digits for almost the entire afternoon, Jackson attempted just 27 passes, including 12 after halftime. Jackson, who barely saw any pressure throughout the afternoon, went 19-of-27 for 167 yards, one touchdown and a pair of interceptions, only one of which was his fault; it occurred because he didn’t see the linebacker. Jackson’s second interception occurred when Rashod Bateman (4-29) had a ball bounce off his chest and into the arms of a San Angeles defender. Jackson nearly had a second score, but a ball bounced off Marquise Brown’s fingertips.
Justin Herbert simply had a miserable performance. He had issues with the blitz, which carried over from his second-half struggles versus the Raiders in Week 4. His receivers didn’t help him with some drops. Herbert went 22-of-39 for only 195 yards and an interception, which was the result of him failing to fit the ball through a tight window. He nearly threw a second pick, but Keenan Allen had to commit offensive pass interference, dragging down cornerback Anthony Averett to prevent the pick.
Bengals 34, Lions 11
By Charlie Campbell – @draftcampbell
The offenses were struggling overall, but just before halftime, Burrow connected with Chase for a chunk gain to grab a field goal that gave Cincinnati a 10-0 lead at the half. The Lions had some potential big plays in the first half, but Jared Goff threw some passes off the mark and didn’t see some wide open receivers.
Early in the third quarter, the Bengals went for a fourth-and-1 and hit a backdoor screen pass to Mixon. Some great blocks by Chase allowed Mixon to get the final yards needed for a 40-yard touchdown. Burrow later hit Chase for a 53-yard reception, and that set up a short touchdown pass to C.J. Uzomah. The Bengals pulled their starters midway through the fourth quarter.
Raiders 34, Broncos 24
By Charlie Campbell – @draftcampbell
At the end of the first quarter, the Broncos went for a fourth-and-1 and the pass was picked off by Brandon Facyson. While the Raiders took over at midfield, Carlson missed a field goal to bail out the Broncos. In the final minute of the first half, Carr led a five-play, 82-yard drive in less than 30 seconds that ended with a 33-yard touchdown pass to Kenyan Drake. That gave the Raiders a 17-7 lead at the half.
Early in the third quarter, Josh Jacobs took a screen pass for 29 yards. Kenyan Drake (4-34-1) then finished that drive by darting up the middle of the Denver defense for an 18-yard touchdown. The Broncos got moving with a 30-yard run from Javonte Williams, but the drive stalled, and they settled for a field goal to cut the Raiders’ lead to 24-10. After getting the ball back, Bridgewater scrambled and Solomon Thomas punched the ball out from behind. The Raiders recovered the fumble just across midfield. While under heavy pressure, Carr threw a pass off his back foot, and Ruggs made a phenomenal falling catch for a 40-yard gain. A couple of plays later, Jacobs ran up the middle for a short touchdown and a 31-10 lead.
Early in the fourth quarter, Denver moved down the field with big completions to Noah Fant and Kendall Hinton. To end the drive, Courtland Sutton pushed through a few tacklers to get a 14-yard touchdown. Carr came up clutch again on a third-down conversion, lofting in a beauty to Bryan Edwards that hit him in stride for a 51-yard reception. The drive stalled, but Carlson hit a field goal to make it 34-17.
The Raiders put the game out of reach midway through the fourth quarter when Trevon Moehrig snagged his first NFL interception and returned it across midfield. It was a terrible pass by Bridgewater as he had a clean pocket and didn’t needs to throw the ball. In garbage time, Bridgewater threw a touchdown pass to Noah Fant, and Denver recovered an onside kick. Johnathan Abram soon intercepted Bridgewater to clinch the victory for Las Vegas.
Cardinals 37, Browns 14
Things changed as kickoff approached, however. Murray was fine; the Cardinals had some cornerbacks returning from injury; and the Browns were the ones with major injuries. The Browns entered this game missing both of their tackles, and their offense was pitiful as a result. They had no chance of blocking J.J. Watt and the rest of the Arizona front, as the Cardinals dominated this game from start to finish.
Murray ended up throwing a touchdown on the same drive his running score was negated, so it didn’t end up being consequential. Murray torched Cleveland’s secondary with ease, going 20-of-30 for 229 yards and four touchdowns in windy conditions. The only problem for Murray in this game was some botched snaps by the backup center. There were three snaps that went awry, so that’ll need to be cleaned up because Hudson is on injured reserve.
Mayfield finished 19-of-28 for 234 yards, two touchdowns and an interception, which was a horrible pass behind his target. He also lost two fumbles. Mayfield is someone who draws lots of criticism from the media and public, but it’s hard to blame him, given the offensive line woes.
Cowboys 35, Patriots 29
All the Patriots had to do was run out the clock, but Mac Jones threw the ball on second down despite Bill Belichick being overly conservative in this game. The ball bounced off a receiver’s hands and into the arms of Trevon Diggs, who scored on a pick-six. Dallas went up five as a result.
Just when all hope seemed lost, Jones bounced back on the very first play on the ensuing drive when he delivered a dime to Kendrick Bourne, who made a double move on Diggs. With a two-point conversion, the Patriots took a 29-26 lead.
The Cowboys appeared to have a chance to tie, but a personal foul infraction put Dallas into a third-and-25. However, the Patriots inexplicably permitted the Cowboys to pick up 24 yards, allowing them to hit a 49-yard kick to send the game to overtime. The Patriots won the coin toss, but a conservative second-down run ruined the opening drive. The Cowboys retained possession and moved close to field goal range. Prescott didn’t want to settle for the kick, however, hitting CeeDee Lamb for a 35-yard touchdown to win the game, shattering the hearts of Patriot fans and the bank accounts of those who bet on the home underdog.
Steelers 23, Seahawks 20
However, Seattle made some amazing adjustments at halftime. The team began blasting open huge running lanes for Alex Collins. The Irish dancing running back mustered just 19 yards in the opening half, but eventually bulldozed his way for 101 yards and a touchdown on 20 carries. His excellent rushing ability opened up easier throws for Geno Smith. Before the Steelers knew it, the Seahawks tied the game at 17, and then once again at 20 when the two teams exchanged field goals near the end of regulation.
The Seahawks won the opening coin toss in overtime, but it didn’t matter because T.J. Watt made it known that he was the best player on the field. Seattle drove to near midfield, but Watt sacked Smith on third-and-4. Following a Steelers punt, Watt got to Smith again, strip-sacking him this time. Devin Bush recovered the loose ball, setting up Chris Boswell’s decisive 37-yard field goal.
Titans 34, Bills 31
McDermott’s plan didn’t work, but I didn’t mind it. It was effectively like going for two in a tie game. McDermott was going for the win, and given how well Tennessee was moving the chains in the second half, he likely would’ve lost in overtime had the Titans won the coin toss. He was taking matters into his own hands. His own hands failed him, but the gutsy call should be admired because many NFL coaches are too conservative.
Allen finished 35-of-47 for 353 yards, three touchdowns and an interception. The pick wasn’t really his fault, as he released the ball while his arm was being hit. Allen had a dream matchup versus an inept and injury-ravaged secondary, and Allen’s fantasy owners were able to benefit from his performance.
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