The Buccaneers needed just two minutes to go 80 yards to stun the Texans and drop them to 0-2.

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Bengals wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase and 49ers linebacker Fred Warner headline the PFF Week 2 Team of the Week.

Each week, we’ll break down some of the highest-graded individual plays—complete with tweets to show you the action. Here are a few standout plays from Week 2.

PFF broke down the advanced metrics immediately after every game of the Week 2 slate, giving an in-depth look at the numbers behind every contest.

In a day filled with offensive fireworks, Sunday night in Atlanta offered a change of pace. The Falcons found the end zone just once but leaned on their defense to stifle the Vikings in a 22-6 win. Minnesota’s offense never got going, as Atlanta controlled the tempo throughout.

Jalen Hurts and Saquon Barkley each found the end zone on the ground, and rookie safety Andrew Mukuba sealed the win with a crucial fourth-quarter interception of Patrick Mahomes. The Eagles edged the Chiefs 20-17 in a tightly contested Super Bowl rematch. Unlike last year’s blowout, this one went down to the wire.

Josh Sweat’s first-half strip-sack set the tone with a defensive score, and Calais Campbell’s clutch sack in the final seconds helped Arizona fend off a furious Panthers rally for a 27-22 win. Bryce Young threw three touchdown passes in the second half to spark Carolina’s comeback from a 24-point deficit. His final TD — a short toss to Hunter Renfrow — came with under two minutes to play, but Arizona’s defense held firm.

Fueled by Milton Williams and other new faces, the Patriots' pass rush has played at a much higher level to start the 2025 season.

A leverage penalty gave the Colts a second chance at a game-winning field goal — at a much shorter distance — and they converted to down the Broncos in Week 2.

A week after a disastrous showing against the Washington Commanders — one that drew boos, criticism and calls for his benching after just one game in his new uniform — Russell Wilson turned back the clock in a near-upset thriller against the Dallas Cowboys.

Nate Wiggins rebounded from a tough game against the Buffalo Bills to stymie Joe Flacco and the Cleveland Browns in Week 2.

The Patriots win their first game under Mike Vrabel, beating the Dolphins 33-27 behind Drake Maye's efforts.

Even with Joe Burrow going down, the Bengals moved to 2-0 with a rollercoaster win over the Jaguars.

Behind Kenneth Walker III and a kick coverage touchdown, the Seahawks downed the Steelers, 31-17.

In a back-and-forth shootout, the Giants outlasted the Cowboys 40-37 in overtime, capping a game where Dak Prescott and Russell Wilson combined for over 800 passing yards. Wilson’s only mistake came at the worst time — a deep shot picked off in the extra frame, setting up Brandon Aubrey for the game-winning kick.

The Lions bounced back from an anemic offensive effort in Week 1 to down the Chicago Bears with ease in Week 2.