Allen Stars as Bills Come from Behind in Wild Win Over Buccaneers; Brissett Breaks Completions Record Against Cardinals
Josh Allen is making a strong case to be considered one of the NFL's elite quarterbacks. In Buffalo's 44-32 win over Tampa Bay, Allen became the first player in league history to have two games with three touchdowns passing and three rushing. His last touchdown was a key play that sealed the deal – a nine-yard run with 2:35 left on the clock.
Meanwhile, Jacoby Brissett is rewriting records of his own. In Arizona's 22-41 loss to San Francisco, Brissett became the first quarterback in NFL history to throw for 47 completions in a single game. The veteran signal-caller went 47-for-80 for 452 yards and two touchdowns.
On the other side of the AFC West, Denver's Wil Lutz kicked a 35-yard field goal with no time remaining to give his team an eight-game winning streak. Kansas City fell to 5-5 after the loss.
Christian McCaffrey helped San Francisco secure a 41-22 win over Arizona, becoming the first player in NFL history with at least one rushing touchdown and receiving touchdown in the same game for the 17th time. Brock Purdy completed 19 of 26 passes for 200 yards and three touchdowns.
The Seattle Seahawks fought hard but came up short against Los Angeles Rams, losing 21-19. Matthew Stafford found Davante Adams for a score, while Kamren Kinchens picked off two Rams' passes.
Philadelphia defeated Detroit 16-9 on Sunday Night Football behind an impressive defensive performance from the Eagles. The win improved their record to 8-2.
Mark Andrews led Baltimore past Cleveland 23-16. The veteran tight end scored a touchdown and became the Ravens' all-time leader in receiving yards.
Cairo Santos kicked his fourth field goal of the game with seconds left, helping Chicago beat Minnesota 17-16. Jordan Duvernay's kickoff return set up the winning score.
Green Bay ended their losing streak at two with a 27-20 win over New York Giants. Jordan Love threw for two touchdowns after returning from injury.
The Panthers outlasted Atlanta in overtime, 30-27, behind Bryce Young's career-high and franchise-record performance passing 448 yards. Ryan Fitzgerald's 28-yard field goal sealed the win.
Mason Rudolph led the Steelers to a 34-12 win over Cincinnati, despite losing quarterback Aaron Rodgers late in the first half due to injury. The victory improved Pittsburgh's record to 6-4.
Finally, Jacksonville bounced back from their worst collapse in franchise history by beating Los Angeles Chargers 35-6 behind Travis Etienne and Trevor Lawrence's rushing touchdowns.
Josh Allen is making a strong case to be considered one of the NFL's elite quarterbacks. In Buffalo's 44-32 win over Tampa Bay, Allen became the first player in league history to have two games with three touchdowns passing and three rushing. His last touchdown was a key play that sealed the deal – a nine-yard run with 2:35 left on the clock.
Meanwhile, Jacoby Brissett is rewriting records of his own. In Arizona's 22-41 loss to San Francisco, Brissett became the first quarterback in NFL history to throw for 47 completions in a single game. The veteran signal-caller went 47-for-80 for 452 yards and two touchdowns.
On the other side of the AFC West, Denver's Wil Lutz kicked a 35-yard field goal with no time remaining to give his team an eight-game winning streak. Kansas City fell to 5-5 after the loss.
Christian McCaffrey helped San Francisco secure a 41-22 win over Arizona, becoming the first player in NFL history with at least one rushing touchdown and receiving touchdown in the same game for the 17th time. Brock Purdy completed 19 of 26 passes for 200 yards and three touchdowns.
The Seattle Seahawks fought hard but came up short against Los Angeles Rams, losing 21-19. Matthew Stafford found Davante Adams for a score, while Kamren Kinchens picked off two Rams' passes.
Philadelphia defeated Detroit 16-9 on Sunday Night Football behind an impressive defensive performance from the Eagles. The win improved their record to 8-2.
Mark Andrews led Baltimore past Cleveland 23-16. The veteran tight end scored a touchdown and became the Ravens' all-time leader in receiving yards.
Cairo Santos kicked his fourth field goal of the game with seconds left, helping Chicago beat Minnesota 17-16. Jordan Duvernay's kickoff return set up the winning score.
Green Bay ended their losing streak at two with a 27-20 win over New York Giants. Jordan Love threw for two touchdowns after returning from injury.
The Panthers outlasted Atlanta in overtime, 30-27, behind Bryce Young's career-high and franchise-record performance passing 448 yards. Ryan Fitzgerald's 28-yard field goal sealed the win.
Mason Rudolph led the Steelers to a 34-12 win over Cincinnati, despite losing quarterback Aaron Rodgers late in the first half due to injury. The victory improved Pittsburgh's record to 6-4.
Finally, Jacksonville bounced back from their worst collapse in franchise history by beating Los Angeles Chargers 35-6 behind Travis Etienne and Trevor Lawrence's rushing touchdowns.
allen is on FIRE right now he's literally doing it all on the field with those 3 tds passing and 3 tds rushing i'm not even kidding what's next for this guy? and brissett rewriting records left and right 47 completions is insane 
but seriously who else can say they did that in a single game? the bills are on fire and buffalo is looking like a legit super bowl contender 
. Josh Allen is on a roll, but his decision-making can be a bit sketchy at times - I mean, who tries to run over defenders? 
Still, he's got some amazing talent around him and it's hard not to get excited about the Bills' chances this season.
. 47 completions in one game is insane, but I'm not sure if that's sustainable for an entire season... we'll see how he holds up as the weeks go by.
. Mason Rudolph stepped up and led his team to victory - that's what I call clutch performance!
. Trevor Lawrence and Travis Etienne are making some big plays this season... can't wait to see how it all shakes out!
, making impossible plays happen with ease. That 9-yard run to seal the win was insane! And Brissett throwing for 47 completions in one game? That's just ridiculous 
! The dude's got skills for days. I'm loving this new era of QBs who are rewriting records left and right 
. But at the same time, I think it's kinda impressive that he broke some crazy record 
. On the other hand, Jacoby Brissett might not be the most exciting QB, but you gotta give him credit for being super consistent and stuff 
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! The way he's always finding ways to score touchdowns... it's wild 
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. Matthew Stafford is a beast, no doubt about it 
, but Kamren Kinchens was on 
his 3rd td of the game was insane! and brissett setting records for completions is crazy 
with mccaffrey and bradley judson making some huge plays. but seriously tho, christian mccaffrey's record is insane... he's like the ultimate dual-threat player! 
with that come from behind win over the buccaneers i mean who else can say they have two games with three tds passing AND three tds rushing ? 
he's literally rewriting the nfl playbook
47 completions in a game is crazy talk what's next 100? 
the quarterbacks are just putting on a show! josh allen is like a superhero out there with his insane passing and rushing skills, and jacoby brissett is just rewriting records left and right 
so i'm thinking the nfl is trying to distract us from something 
like what if allen's record for most yards passing in a single game was actually rigged? maybe someone paid off the refs or something 
️. One touchdown and reception in the same game for the 17th time? Wow!
. Philly's win is huge for them right now.
. Baltimore's win and his record-breaking yards are awesome!
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Josh Allen is on fire 
. And Mark Andrews is just getting better and better... he's the real MVP right now 
he's a beast on the field.