The Jets defense shut out Josh Allen, Zach Wilson threw a touchdown pass, and Greg Zuerlein kicked a go-ahead 28-yard field goal with 1:43 remaining to put New York up 20-17 against the Buffalo Bills on Sunday. to a shocking victory of
With the game tied at 17, the Jets got the ball at their own 4-yard line with 7:53 remaining and started running. After marching downfield to the Bills’ 18 in eight straight plays against a tired Buffalo defense, Wilson connected with Denzel Mims for 12 yards in the third and fifth. However, the drive stalled when Wilson was sacked by Dummer Hamlin on third down and the Jets settled for a Zuerlein field goal.
Allen got the ball in a tie or a chance to win, but he didn’t manage much against the Jets (6-3). Dion Dawkins holds his call and Stefon Diggs longs his pass. Two plays later, Bryce Huff had a strip sack for Allen, but Buffalo recovered with 14. After an incomplete to Diggs, Allen fired a deep desperate pass to Gabe Davis, but the rookie ‘s Source Gardner knocked out the ball, sealing an unexpected win.Jet. It also ended the Bills’ four-game winning streak.
New York entered the bye-week break, half a game behind AFC East leader Buffalo (6-2). The Jets overcame a short delay in the second half when an overhead camera malfunctioned.
As the Jets offense marched downfield, a SkyCam camera ran amok and hovered low in midfield, delaying play for 12 minutes. A remote-controlled camera used for overhead shots moved up and down the field until the cameraman could corral it.
Miami Dolphins 35–32 Chicago Bears
Tua Tagovailoa threw for three touchdowns, Tyreek Hill recorded 143 receiving yards, and the Miami Dolphins defeated Justin Fields’ record rushing effort.
In a game where neither team did much to stop the other, the Dolphins (6-3) had no trouble moving the ball against a battered defense and played just enough to clinch a three-game winning streak. did
Fields ran for 178 yards, the most by an NFL quarterback in a regular season game. He had a 61-yard touchdown run and scored three. He also became the first player since at least 1950 to have at least 150 yards rushing and three TD passes in a game. His performance gave the Bears (3-6) chances in the second half. They got the ball at 28 after Miami punted with just under three minutes left. But with 4 and 10 for 42, Fields threw an incomplete pass to his Equanimeous St. Brown to seal his fifth loss in his six games for Chicago.
Green Bay Packers 9-15 Detroit Lions
Aaron Rodgers had a career-high three interceptions and threw an incomplete pass in the final minute on fourth down from the Detroit 17 as the Lions held on to win over the Green Bay Packers.
The Lions (2-6) ended their five-game losing streak.
The Packers (3-6) lost five in a row for the first time since 2008, when four-time NFL MVP Rodgers was the first-year starter.
Detroit looked to seal the win in the second half of the 4th when coach Dan Campbell looked to win with Green Bay 43 to 4 and 3. Goff’s pass was incomplete. Rogers couldn’t take advantage of it. He converted 4 and 2 on an off-balance lob to Samori Toure, who fumbled out of bounds at the Detroit 17. Rodgers, his two-time reigning NFL MVP, threw four consecutive incomplete passes and ended a lousy game overall. He was 23rd of his 42 with 291 yards in his TD and recorded his 3 interceptions for the fifth time in his career.
Carolina Panthers 21–42 Cincinnati Bengals
Joe Mixon rushed for 153 yards and scored five touchdowns as the Cincinnati Bengals built up a 35-0 halftime lead to clinch the win. Mixon, who entered the game with three TDs all year, scored four times in the first half alone, the first three on a short rush, the fourth on a 12-yard pass from Joe Burrow, and 206 yards in front. They finished 22 with 28 in 2018. They won the seat late in the third quarter in favor of backup Brandon Allen.
The Bengals (5-4) bounced back from a crushing loss to AFC North rivals Cleveland on Monday night, pounced on Carolina (2-7) early and dominated defense. Cincinnati allowed PJ Walker a pass of just 9 yards and intercepted him twice in the first half, chasing the former XFL quarterback to the bench and starting the second in favor of Baker Mayfield.
Seattle Seahawks 31–21 Arizona Cardinals
Genno Smith threw for 275 yards and two touchdowns, and rookie Kenneth Walker III ran for 109 yards and two points as the Seattle Seahawks won their fourth straight game. NFC West-leading Seattle (6-3) continued its unexpected rise, while the Cardinals (3-6) lost four of his five games.
Minnesota Vikings 20–17 Washington Commanders
Kirk Cousins threw two touchdown passes, Harrison Smith picked Taylor Heinicke to set the tie, and the Minnesota Vikings came back to beat the Washington Commanders and extend their winning streak to six. rice field.
Playing his first game as a visitor in Washington, Cousins rebounded from an interception at the end of the first half to lead a 68-yard drive that ended in a Greg Joseph field goal, one of several big hits he absorbed. After that, I jumped out. .
An interception by Smith midway through the fourth quarter gave the Vikings the ball in the red zone. Cousins connected with Dalvin Cook on his TD pass for his 12 yards. He finished 22 of 40 for 265 yards. After an unnecessary roughness penalty on the first field goal attempt allowed Minnesota to run more time in off-time, Joseph connected from 28 yards out and streaked with 12 seconds remaining. continued.
Los Angeles Chargers 20–17 Atlanta Falcons
Three days after signing as a free agent, Cameron Dicker kicked the game-ending field goal and hit a 37-yarder to propel the Los Angeles Chargers to the Atlanta Falcons.
Dicker also made a 31-yard field goal with 5:27 left to tie the game at 17. I decided the go-ahead kick in the end.
Las Vegas Raiders 20–27 Jacksonville Jaguars
Travis Etienne scored two touchdowns and the Jacksonville Jaguars eventually won a close game, recovering from a 17-point deficit to beat the Las Vegas Raiders.
It was the second-biggest comeback in franchise history for the Jaguars (3-6), who beat the New York Giants in 2014 to break out of the 21-point hole.
Shutout in New Orleans last week, the Raiders (2-6) dominated early. They scored on his four of his five possessions in the first and he led 20–7 just before halftime. Davante Adams was unstoppable and in his first 30 minutes he caught nine passes for 146 and scored twice. However, Jacksonville eventually stiffened against a five-time Pro Bowler who had one reception with no yards after the break.
Indianapolis Colts 3–26 New England Patriots
Mac Jones had a touchdown pass, Nick Faulk added four field goals, and the Patriots had nine sacks as New England defeated the Indianapolis Colts.
The win takes the Patriots (5-4) past .500 for the first time this season and heading into a bye week. The Colts (3-5-1) are on his third straight loss and are still winning since placing quarterback Matt Ryan on the bench and his sophomore Sam he won Ehrlinger. not.
