Joe Flacco was red-hot through three quarters, but Cam Newton and the New England Patriots kept the New York Jets out of the win column once again with a come-from-behind victory on Monday Night Football in Week 9.

PFF's Anthony Treash looks back at Week 9 of the 2020 season, giving out awards, presenting the team of the week and more.

If the season ended today, the Dolphins would be in the playoffs. And while the defense deserves the bulk of the credit for that, don’t be surprised if they get there on the back of Tua’s left arm, as well.

In one of the most dominant performances of the season, the New Orleans Saints swept their season series with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and took the NFC South lead with a 38-3 victory.

It was not pretty in the slightest, but the Pittsburgh Steelers defeated the Garrett Gilbert-led Dallas Cowboys, 24-19, to remain the lone undefeated team in the NFL.

The Los Angeles Chargers dropped yet another close game, this time in 31-26 fashion to the Las Vegas Raiders in Week 9 of the 2020 NFL season.

Tua Tagovailoa going toe to toe with Kyler Murray instantly became an unexpected classic, with the two quarterbacks going back and forth late in the game only for Miami to seal the win via a Tagovailoa sneak for the critical first down.

The Washington Football Team looked rusty today, losing for the second time in three weeks to the New York Giants. Kyle Allen exited the game early with an ankle injury, Alex Smith threw back-to-back interceptions and the Giants walked off the field with a 23-20 win.

The Carolina Panthers went toe-to-toe with the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 9, but Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce ultimately willed their team to a win.

No Calvin Ridley, no problem. Even though the team was without one half of its dynamic receiving duo, the Atlanta Falcons were able to hold off the Denver Broncos’ late comeback and escape Week 9 with a 34-27 win.

The Baltimore Ravens won out in a defensive battle with the Indianapolis Colts in Week 9, aided by Marcus Peters' interception and forced fumble.

Josh Allen played an immaculate game and the Buffalo Bills' defense turned over Russell Wilson four times in a dominant 44-34 victory.

You can make the case that no franchise has endured worse offensive play over the last couple of decades than the Chicago Bears. And Chicago’s offense had one of their worst outings of the PFF era against the Tennessee Titans in Week 9.

In a battle of 1-6 teams, the Houston Texans defeated the Jacksonville Jaguars for the second time this season, leaving the Jags in the hunt for the top draft slot come April.

Dalvin Cook went off for the second week in a row and the Minnesota Vikings easily handled the Detroit Lions, winning at home 34-24.

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The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have gotten elite quarterback play this season because Tom Brady is cutting down on the turnovers that are often a staple of Bruce Arians' offenses.