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Whether or not it was a true revenge game, Smith exacted revenge. He earned a 90.7 PFF overall grade in the Ravens' 30-16 victory.

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This year's 30th overall pick gave the Bills exactly what they needed in a bounce-back performance.

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Aaron Rodgers’ reunion with his former team ended in defeat as the Green Bay Packers surged past the Pittsburgh Steelers 35-25 on Sunday night. Jordan Love threw three touchdown passes — two to tight end Tucker Kraft — while Josh Jacobs added a rushing score as the Packers scored 21 unanswered points in the second half.

The Denver Broncos didn't need a fourth-quarter rally this time around, dominating the Dallas Cowboys 44-24 to win their fifth straight game. Bo Nix completed 19-of-29 attempts for 247 yards, four touchdowns and an interception, and Denver added 180 yards on the ground while forcing two Dak Prescott interceptions.

The Indianapolis Colts continued their white-hot start, steamrolling the Tennessee Titans to move to 7-1. Jonathan Taylor was yet again unstoppable, racking up 153 yards and two scores on only 12 attempts, while Michael Pittman Jr. added 95 receiving yards.

Anthony Nelson led a dominant defensive effort with two sacks, a forced fumble and a pick-six as the Tampa Bay Buccaneers handled the New Orleans Saints 23-3. Antoine Winfield Jr. added both an interception and a fumble recovery, helping Tampa Bay force four turnovers and improve to 6-2. Sean Tucker scored on a short fourth-down run while the Bucs’ defense overwhelmed Spencer Rattler and rookie Tyler Shough, holding New Orleans to just 264 total yards in the rout.

After a week of public criticism and doubt, Justin Fields answered in the best way possible: by playing calm, decisive football. Whether it proves to be a turning point remains to be seen, but for one week, he met adversity with exactly the kind of performance his team needed.

The Jets secured their first win of the season, as well as the first win for head coach Aaron Glenn, behind a monstrous day for Breece Hall.

Tua Tagovailoa threw four touchdown passes to lead the Miami Dolphins past the injury-depleted Atlanta Falcons 34-10, snapping Miami’s three-game losing streak. Tagovailoa completed 20 of 26 passes for 205 yards and no turnovers, connecting with De’Von Achane, Malik Washington, Jaylen Waddle and Ollie Gordon II. Miami’s defense held Bijan Robinson to 25 rushing yards and forced a key fumble as the Dolphins improved to 2-6 while Kirk Cousins and the Falcons offense struggled to find rhythm.

Drake Maye and the Patriots are hot. They remain atop the AFC East with their fifth straight win.

C.J. Stroud threw for 318 yards and two touchdowns as the Houston Texans controlled both lines of scrimmage in a 26-15 win over the San Francisco 49ers. Stroud led Houston to 475 total yards and nine third-down conversions, while the Texans’ defense sacked Mac Jones repeatedly and held the 49ers to just 65 first-half yards.

With Tyler Huntley leading the way, the Ravens ended their losing streak — and the Bears' winning streak — in Week 8.

James Cook ran for a career-high 218 yards and two touchdowns as the Buffalo Bills rolled past the Carolina Panthers 40-9 in Week 8. Josh Allen added two short rushing scores despite a quiet day through the air, while Buffalo’s defense sacked Andy Dalton four times and forced two turnovers.

The Eagles ran away with things against the Giants behind two touchdowns apiece for Saquon Barkley and Dallas Goedert.