Rams Throttle Buccaneers to Take NFC Lead
The Los Angeles Rams secured their sixth straight win in emphatic fashion, dismantling the Tampa Bay Buccaneers 34-7. Quarterback Matthew Stafford was in commanding form, throwing for 273 yards and three touchdowns, with two going to wide receiver Devante Adams. The Rams (9-2) now sit atop the NFC, while the Buccaneers’ loss was compounded by a shoulder injury to quarterback Baker Mayfield.
Chiefs Stage Dramatic Overtime Comeback
The Kansas City Chiefs avoided a third consecutive defeat with a thrilling 23-20 overtime victory against the Indianapolis Colts. Trailing 20-9 in the final quarter, Patrick Mahomes engineered a late drive to force overtime, where kicker Harrison Butker sealed the win with his fifth field goal of the game. The crucial win keeps the Chiefs in the playoff hunt in the competitive AFC West.
Cowboys Complete Historic Comeback Against Eagles
In the day’s most dramatic game, the Dallas Cowboys matched the biggest comeback in franchise history to defeat the Philadelphia Eagles 24-21. After falling behind 21-0, the Cowboys mounted a furious rally, leveling the game in the fourth quarter. A final defensive stop set up kicker Brandon Aubrey to win the game as time expired, dealing a major blow to the defending champions.
Shedeur Sanders Shines in First NFL Start
Rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders led the Cleveland Browns to a 24-10 win over the Las Vegas Raiders in his first NFL start. Sanders, a fifth-round pick, threw for 209 yards and a touchdown, showcasing his potential with highlight plays like a 52-yard pass to Isaiah Bond. The victory marks just the third win of the season for the Browns.
By James Kisoo
