The Buccaneers just won't quit. Despite being down Bucky Irving and several others, Baker Mayfield and Emeka Egbuka carried the load for Tampa's offense, connecting seven times for 163 yards and a score. A Lavonte David interception with 58 seconds left catalyzed a walk-off field goal from Chase McLaughlin, pushing Tampa Bay to 4-1.

The Broncos stormed back from a quiet three quarters to outscore the Eagles 18-0 in the fourth, outgaining them 156-15 in a dominant final frame. Philadelphia had one last chance, but Jalen Hurts’ Hail Mary fell incomplete in a crowded end zone, sealing Denver’s comeback win.

The Saints snapped a four-game losing streak with a 26-14 win over the Giants, earning Kellen Moore his first victory as head coach and Spencer Rattler his first as a starting quarterback. Rattler connected with Rashid Shaheed for an 87-yard touchdown — the longest Saints play since 2016 — to spark the offense. The defense also came up big, helping New Orleans move to 1-4 on the season.

The Dolphins blew a 17-point first-quarter lead in a 27-24 loss to the Panthers, falling to 1-4 on the season. Despite early success from Tua Tagovailoa and a pair of forced turnovers, Miami’s offense stalled after halftime while the defense gave up explosive plays to Carolina’s Rico Dowdle and Bryce Young. A late Panthers touchdown and Miami’s failed final possession sealed an embarrassing collapse for a team still searching for consistency.

Ryan Flournoy and Javonte Williams led the charge for the Cowboys' offense, while the team's defense limited the Jets to just three first-half points.

The injury-riddled Ravens were no match for the Texans, who have turned things around after an 0-3 start to the campaign.

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The Vikings edged the Browns 21–17 at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London. Despite falling behind late, quarterback Carson Wentz led a fourth-quarter comeback, marching Minnesota down the field with key completions to wide receivers Justin Jefferson and Jordan Addison.

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