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Chiefs 34, Chargers 28
It was a near-victory for the Chargers, so they’ll be wondering what could have been if they didn’t leave so many points on the field. They made controversial decisions to go for it on fourth down on numerous occasions and failed repeatedly. Despite what analytically clueless people on the FOX broadcast had to say, the Chargers made the correct decisions; their execution, however, was the culprit.
Beginning with the opening drive, the Chargers committed three drops in the red zone, two of which came from Mike Williams. The third was Donald Parham’s, which ended in calamity, as Parham seemed to be unconscious on the ground before shaking as he was being carted off the field. Joe Buck speculated that Parham had the chills on a cold night in Los Angeles, but this seemed to be an incorrect assessment.
The Chargers continued to make mistakes, as a Herbert interception was tipped at the line of scrimmage by Nick Bolton, while a later potential touchdown pass to Jared Cook was just a bit high. A later fourth down was knocked away from Cook. There was also a lost fumble by Joshua Kelly near the goal line. The Chargers will be kicking themselves because avoiding any of these blunders likely would have prevented this game from even going into overtime.
Mahomes was able to shake off these mistakes with a great fourth quarter and overtime. He finished 31-of-47 for 410 yards, three touchdowns and an interception. Of Mahomes’ 410 yards, 298 of them came after intermission.
Colts 27, Patriots 17
The blunders began early when the Patriots suffered a rough series of events in the first quarter. Jakobi Meyers dropped a deep pass on a third-and-6, forcing the team to punt. Extending the drive would prove to be crucial because New England’s punt was blocked and returned for a touchdown. The Patriots would end up ruining a chance at scoring later in the opening half when Jones was intercepted in the red zone as a result of not seeing Darius Leonard. Halftime was sandwiched by a pair of Jones’ picks, as the rookie quarterback stared down his receiver in the third quarter, allowing Bobby Okereke to jump the route.
Jones stopped committing errors after that, but his teammates continued the trend. The defense dropped a pair of potential Wentz interceptions, one of which looked like a clear pick-six by Jamie Collins. A false start at the goal line ruined a chance at a touchdown in the fourth quarter, while Nelson Agholor dropped a deep catch. Jonnu Smith, meanwhile, had a touchdown negated by a hold, but the Patriots ended up reaching the end zone later on that drive anyway.
The Patriots, as a result of these mistakes, found themselves down 20-0. They ended up making a late charge, scoring 17 unanswered points to draw to within three. They had a chance to get the ball back with about 1:10 remaining, but Jonathan Taylor, on a second-and-long, ripped through the defense for a 67-yard score. This ended the Patriots’ chances of winning this game, though they outgained the Colts, 365-275, and averaged 0.3 more yards per play.
Dolphins 31, Jets 24
The Dolphins were down 10-0 after one quarter, as the defense inexplicably had no answer for Zach Wilson on the opening drive. The rookie quarterback, who was projected to fare poorly because of his severe struggles against the blitz, completed 9-of-14 passes for 118 yards in the first half, doing some major damage on the initial possession with some well-scripted throws to his tight ends. Conversely, Tua Tagovailoa struggled by going 7-of-12 for 83 yards and an interception prior to intermission. The pick was an overthrow toward DeVante Parker, as Tagovailoa had accuracy woes to begin the game.
Things flipped in the second half, with Tagovailoa catching fire. Save for another interception on a horrible, weak-armed, telegraphed pass that was returned for a touchdown, Tagovailoa had the same, exact completion percentage as Wilson in the first half (9-of-14). Wilson, meanwhile, couldn’t match Tagovailoa’s first-half numbers. He completed just five passes after intermission, and none of those throws were impressive. He also lost a fumble on a strip-sack in the process. Wilson had severe issues dealing with the Dolphins’ blitzing schemes. He was decisive and confident in the first half, but as the afternoon progressed, he grew increasingly lost and confused. Wilson ultimately had two chances to tie the game in the final minutes of regulation, but couldn’t achieve a single first down on either possession. He was nearly pick-sixed on one of his throws during this sequence.
Lions 30, Cardinals 12
The Lions, meanwhile, made the most of their matchup against the capsizing Cardinals – so much so, in fact, that they ruined their draft positioning. Their victory moved them out of the top spot in the 2022 NFL Draft, which could have disastrous repercussions in the future.
For now, Jared Goff and his teammates will enjoy this surprising victory. Goff was excellent, as he misfired just once in the second half. He connected on deep throws Amon-Ra St. Brown and Josh Reynolds to score touchdowns in the first half, all while sitting on the ball for a big chunk of the first half. The Lions maintained possession for about 18 of the 30 minutes heading into intermission. This includes the final two minutes, when they were trapped deep in their own territory. Rather than run the clock out, they were aggressive, and they were rewarded for it, as Goff found Reynolds for a touchdown to close out the opening half.
It appeared as though the Cardinals had a chance to get back into the game in the third quarter when Lions running back Godwin Igwebuike lost a fumble at midfield, up 17-3. However, the Lions intercepted Murray when A.J. Green didn’t come back to the ball, allowing cornerback Amani Oruwariye to jump the route and take the ball back to the Arizona 6-yard line. The Lions scored a touchdown right away, clinching the victory by extending their lead to 24-3.
Bills 31, Panthers 14
Buffalo didn’t have the most explosive offensive performance, which was expected when guard Jon Feliciano was ruled out with an illness Sunday morning. The Bills were missing two starting offensive linemen and were tasked to block a stellar Carolina pass rush that was trying to get to Josh Allen, who was dealing with a foot sprain. Buffalo was limited to 4.8 yards per play as a consequence, with Allen committing two turnovers.
Ultimately, Buffalo’s offensive struggles were inconsequential because the Panthers were even more abysmal when they had the ball. Hilariously, Carolina had to go for it on every non-punting fourth down because of a kicker injury in pre-game warmups. This meant more of Cam Newton, which meant more incompetence.
Newton, once again, struggled, with his “I’m back!” chant seemingly occurring eons ago. On one of those fourth downs, Newton had Robby Anderson open, but bounced the ball nowhere near his feet. He severely underthrew D.J. Moore for what should’ve been a 56-yard touchdown. Most of his Newton’s passes were way off the mark, as he failed to complete half of his passes. He went 18-of-38 for only 156 yards, one touchdown and an interception in which he inexplicably threw right to a Buffalo defender. Newton was at least able to run well, scrambling 15 times for 71 rushing yards and a touchdown.
Allen was 19-of-34 for 210 yards, three touchdowns and the interception. As mentioned earlier, the hobbled Allen had pass-protection issues as a result of two of his offensive linemen being sidelined.
Cowboys 21, Giants 6
Despite the Giants missing numerous defensive players, the Cowboys averaged just 4.7 yards per play. They squandered numerous opportunities in the red zone early on, as CeeDee Lamb drops and questionable play-calls plagued them. Lamb dropped three balls, while Dallas called a run on a third-and-7 in the red zone. They also passed up on a chance to throw a pass into the end zone by letting too much time tick off the clock during the final drive of the opening half.
Despite this, the Cowboys led by 15 in the second half because their defense was so dominant. Prescott once again took this for granted with a lost fumble on a strip-sack in which he showed zero pocket awareness. This didn’t end up mattering because Dallas’ defense bailed him out once again.
Jake Fromm stepped in and nearly led a back-door cover at the very end. He finished 6-of-12 for 82 yards, showing nice touch and accuracy on some of his throws. Fromm figures to start next week if Daniel Jones can’t return.
Steelers 19, Titans 13
Tennessee led 10-0 when the trouble began. It was an innocent Anthony Firkser lost fumble that allowed the Steelers to kick a field goal. The Titans were clean after that until a 10-play stretch in which they committed three turnovers. The first was a fumble by someone named Racey McMath. The second was a Ryan Tannehill interception caused by a deflection at the line of scrimmage. The third as a botched snap.
The Steelers had so many opportunities to put this game away as a result of these turnovers, but their dreadful offense could only muster Chris Boswell field goals each time. Thus, they led just 19-13 despite crushing the turnover battle. Tennessee had one more chance to prevail, but Nick Westbrook was tackled inches shy of the line to gain on a fourth-down pass in the red zone.
Texans 30, Jaguars 16
By Charlie Campbell – @draftcampbell
Jacksonville responded with Lawrence and James Robinson leading a nice drive. A 23-yard completion to Laquon Treadwell set up a short touchdown run for Robinson to cut the Houston lead to 14-10. A heavy rain started coming down, but that didn’t stop the Texans from tacking on a long field goal. A fourth-down stop on a quarterback sneak by Lawrence then set up Mills with great field position. Mills hit a few passes to set up another long field goal from Ka’imi Fairbairn, and the Texans took a 20-10 lead into halftime.
Early in the third quarter, Mills lofted in a 33-yard completion to Phillip Dorsett, and that set up another field goal for Fairbairn. The Jaguars responded with a field goal drive of their own, and early in the fourth quarter, Jacksonville rookie corner Tyson Campbell picked off Mills to set up Lawrence at the Texans 22. It was a short field, but the Jaguars settled for another field goal to cut the Houston lead to seven. Houston clinched its win late in the fourth quarter when Cooks took a screen pass 43 yards to the end zone.
49ers 31, Falcons 13
By Charlie Campbell – @draftcampbell
After that early goal-line stand, Atlanta’s defense forced a punt that set up the Falcons’ second drive in San Francisco territory just past midfield, and Atlanta turned that into a field goal. The 49ers got moving with an outlet pass to George Kittle, who took it downfield for a gain of 25 yards. A few plays later, Jimmy Garoppolo found Kittle for 28 yards, but the drive stalled and the 49ers tied the game with a field goal.
Following a Falcons punt, Garoppolo threw a frozen rope, hitting Brandon Aiyuk on the run for a gain of 35 yards. A completion to Kittle set up a 6-yard touchdown run for Kyle Juszczyk, and the 49ers didn’t look back after that. Atlanta tied the game at 10 thanks to an awful call by the officials of a roughing-the-passer penalty on Arden Key. That gift gave Matt Ryan a first down and yardage that he promptly turned into a 20-yard touchdown pass to Russell Gage. Garoppolo continued to rip up Atlanta, however, hitting Deebo Samuel for a 32-yard gain. To end the drive, Samuel took a run out of the backfield for a 10-yard touchdown. That put the 49ers up 17-10 at halftime.
Early in the third quarter, Nick Bosa strip-sacked Ryan and the 49ers recovered to get set up in Atlanta territory. Completions to Kittle and Samuel went inside the 10, and Jeff Wilson Jr. scored from a few yards out to put the 49ers up 24-10.
Atlanta answered with Ryan lofting a 49-yards bomb to Olamide Zaccheaus that set up a first-and-goal. Another goal-line stand by the 49ers forced the Falcons to settle for a field goal, making the score 24-13. The Atlanta defense couldn’t stop San Francisco though, as Garoppolo led his team down the field and tosse a short touchdown toss to Jauan Jennings.
Early in the fourth quarter, a phenomenal catch by Kyle Pitts (4-77) went for 50 yards, but a fourth-and-1 was snuffed out for a tackle for a loss by Jimmie Ward to deny Atlanta points and shut down any comeback hopes.
Bengals 15, Broncos 10
The successful kick gave the Bengals a 6-3 lead entering the third quarter. When Cincinnati entered the red zone at the 7:40 mark of the third frame, that was the first time either team crossed that threshold in this game. The Bengals couldn’t do anything when they got there, however, as Joe Burrow had to settle for a 4-yard pass on a third-and-8.
The Bengals led 9-3 when this game completely changed. Teddy Bridgewater suffered a horrible injury while scrambling, and he had to be carted off the field on a stretcher. Drew Lock managed to “lead” a touchdown drive, which was comprised mostly of quality runs, but failed to do anything afterward, thanks in part to a lost fumble on a Khalid Kareem strip-sack in the red zone. The Bengals, meanwhile, hit a long touchdown play on a Tyler Boyd 56-yard reception, which ended up being the decisive score.
Packers 31, Ravens 30
Everything changed following intermission, however, as the Packers made all the correct adjustments. Offensively, Aaron Rodgers made some big passes on two separate touchdown drives. He nearly had a third score following intermission, but overthrew Allen Lazard by just a bit. Defensively, Huntley was limited to just 2-of-6 passing by the time the Packers established a 31-17 lead. Green Bay kicked a field goal following a failed fourth-down attempt by Baltimore’s offense, and the game appeared to be finished.
The Ravens, however, inexplicably put together two touchdown drives, as Huntley ran circles around Green Bay’s bewildered defense. The second score occurred with 44 seconds remaining, prompting John Harbaugh to go for two, much like he did versus the Steelers a couple of weeks prior to this game. For some reason, Huntley didn’t try to run for once, opting to throw to Andrews in a crowd. The pass fell incomplete, giving the Packers the victory.
Saints 9, Buccaneers 0
Brady has struggled against the Saints ever since arriving in Tampa Bay. He is now 0-4 straight up against them in the regular season. New Orleans has the magic formula to beat Brady, which is a terrific four-man pass rush and great coverage underneath. Of course, Brady had never been blanked on the scoreboard by this opponent, but that’s what happens when a team loses nearly all of its weapons. It began when Chris Godwin suffered a knee injury on a nasty hit in the second quarter. Mike Evans was knocked out shortly later with a hamstring. Leonard Fournette exited in the third quarter. Once he was gone, the only viable option Brady had at his disposal was Rob Gronkowski, and he was not nearly enough.
Brady, as a consequence, went 26-of-48 for only 214 yards, an interception and a lost fumble. He appeared to have a second interception, but that was overturned by replay review. Brady took three sacks in the opening half alone, as Cameron Jordan had an amazing night. Jordan notched two sacks and forced a fumble when Brady attempted to scramble. In doing all of this, Jordan eclipsed the 100-sack plateau for his career.
Raiders 16, Browns 14
The Browns had no points at the half, and it didn’t look like they’d have any success scoring, but a Derek Carr lost fumble on a strip-sack gave Cleveland its first opportunity. A David Njoku score was nullified because one of his feet was barely out of bounds, but Nick Chubb dashed into the end zone on the next play. Following a Las Vegas field goal, the Browns, down six, put their best drive together, Nick Mullens completed multiple third-down conversions to Peoples-Jones and eventually entered the red zone. Chubb appeared to score, but a holding call negated yet another Cleveland touchdown. The Browns were forced to go for it on fourth down, and they were successful when Mullens hit Harrison Bryant in the end zone.
Cleveland suddenly had a 14-13 lead, but left too much time on the clock when they failed to convert a first down on their next possession. Carr made good use of this, completing 5-of-6 passes before spiking the ball when Daniel Carlson was in range. Carlson connected on the kick, allowing the Raiders to hold on to the victory.
Vikings 17, Bears 9
Yet, Minnesota couldn’t do anything offensively, yet it didn’t matter because the Bears shot themselves in the foot repeatedly all night. It began in the first quarter when Justin Fields lost a fumble at midfield. David Montgomery lost a fumble in the red zone shortly later. The Bears then had a field goal blocked, and those were all the errors they made – in the first half. An unnecessary roughness penalty on Chicago transformed a Minnesota field goal attempt into a touchdown, and then another special-teams blunder, a muffed punt, gave the Vikings an extra possession. If that wasn’t enough, the Bears botched two potential touchdowns; one was a drop by Jimmy Graham, while the other was ruled incomplete because the receiver got just one foot inbounds. Fields then had a chance to hit Darnell Mooney for a touchdown, but overshot him.
The Bears, thanks to all of their horrible mistakes, had scoreless drives end at the Minnesota 46, 12, 31, 21, 9 and 14.
With all of these blunders, one might think that the Vikings would’ve ran away with a 34-9 victory. However, Minnesota couldn’t move the ball at all. The Vikings had the most nonsensical game plan. Despite the Bears missing all of their starting defensive backs, they seldom bothered to attack the secondary, opting instead to run Dalvin Cook into a defensive line that had been replenished by Akiem Hicks’ return. Cook was limited to 89 yards on 28 carries as a consequence.
Cousins, meanwhile, completed just half of his passes, going 12-of-24 for 87 yards, two touchdowns and an interception. The pick looked like a punt, but it wasn’t Cousins’ fault because Justin Jefferson was dragged down by the defender, yet the official didn’t throw the obvious pass interference flag. That said, Cousins did not play well. He constantly looked rattled in the pocket, and his passes were off the mark. Then again, it would have helped had the Minnesota coaches put him in better passing situations, rather than just let him heave the ball on third-and-long every time.
However, Fields had some bright moments as well, particularly in between the 20s. He finished 26-of-39 for 285 yards and a touchdown, and he scrambled seven times for 35 rushing yards.
Eagles 27, Redskins 17
Things changed in the second quarter, and really for the rest of the game, as the Eagles played cleanly outside of some drops. They established a dominant running game, which the depleted Redskins could not answer. Philadelphia rode this ground attack the rest of the way, ultimately winning by double digits.
Rams 20, Seahawks 10
Seattle, however, was outscored 17-0 the rest of the way. Stafford and Kupp were flawless together in the second half, while Sony Michel broke numerous big gains. They took a two-score lead via a field goal after Seattle failed on a fourth down, ending a horrible sequence that featured some terrible coaching. The Seahawks, down 17-10, ran the ball on third-and-6 with four minutes remaining. They then decided to go for it on fourth down after gaining nothing on the run, but had to waste a timeout to avoid a delay of game. The fourth-down throw was a good one by Russell Wilson, but the officials missed a very obvious pass interference. The intended target, DeeJay Dallas, was so furious that he was called for an unsportsmanlike penalty. Despite Dallas’ protests, the game ended for the Seahawks, marking the end of their playoff hopes.
Wilson finished 17-of-31 for 156 yards and an interception. The pick wasn’t Wilson’s fault because it came on a desperate heave on the final play of the game. However, Wilson made some bad passes in this game. On one occasion, Wilson had D.K. Metcalf open for a deep touchdown, but he underthrew him, allowing a Rams cornerback to break up the pass. The FOX announcers speculated that this was a lingering effect from Wilson’s finger injury.
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