NFL Roundup: Bills Defeat Chiefs, Jags' Little Sets Record with Longest Field Goal
In a thrilling matchup, Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills edged out Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs 21-28. Allen's impressive performance included a touchdown pass and two rushing touchdowns, while Mahomes struggled to find his footing behind center. The Bills' defense played a crucial role in the game, harassing Mahomes into three sacks and forcing him into 15 incomplete passes.
The win marked the Bills' sixth victory of the season, improving their record to 6-2. In contrast, the Chiefs fell to 5-4, snapping their three-game winning streak. The loss also marked a tough outing for Mahomes, who finished with his worst completion percentage in career history.
In other action, James Cook rushed for 114 yards and the Bills' defense did the rest in securing the win. The game was decided by a last-second batted-down pass attempt by the Chiefs, which fell short of the end zone.
The Buffalo Bills continued their winning ways with a thrilling 47-42 victory over the Cincinnati Bengals. Caleb Williams connected with Colston Loveland for a 58-yard touchdown pass with just 17 seconds left on the clock, securing the win for the Bears.
Williams also caught a TD pass from DJ Moore on a trick play and became the first starting QB in nearly 82 years to have multiple receptions in a game. The rookie quarterback's incredible performance led to his team's fifth win in six games.
In a battle that went into overtime, the Jacksonville Jaguars edged out the Las Vegas Raiders 30-29. Trevor Lawrence scored on a quarterback sneak in extra time, and DaVon Hamilton batted down Geno Smith's pass to deny the Raiders a winning two-point conversion.
Cam Little broke an NFL record with a 68-yard field goal at halftime, and his 48-yarder with 16 seconds left sent the game into overtime. The Jaguars ultimately emerged victorious after Lawrence extended the ball over the goalline for the win.
The Seattle Seahawks dominated the Washington Commanders 38-14 on Sunday Night Football. Sam Darnold continued his excellent season, throwing for 330 yards and four touchdowns, while Jayden Daniels suffered a serious arm injury in the fourth quarter.
JJ McCarthy led the Minnesota Vikings to victory over the Detroit Lions with two touchdown passes and a rushing touchdown, despite an ankle injury. The win improved the Vikings' record to 4-4, snapping their losing streak.
The Pittsburgh Steelers edged out the Indianapolis Colts 27-20, forcing six turnovers in the process. Jaylen Warren ran for two touchdowns, while the Steelers' defense sacked Daniel Jones five times and forced him into five giveaways.
Christian McCaffrey led the San Francisco 49ers to a 34-24 win over the New York Giants with two touchdown passes and a rushing touchdown. The 49ers improved their record to 6-3, snapping their losing streak.
Rico Dowdle rushed for 130 yards and two touchdowns as the Carolina Panthers beat the Green Bay Packers 16-13 in a last-second thriller. The win improved the Panthers' record to 5-4, snapping their losing streak.
Bo Nix led the Denver Broncos to a 18-15 victory over the Houston Texans with two touchdown passes, including one with just seconds left on the clock. The win extended the Broncos' winning streak to six games, improving their record to 7-2.
The New England Patriots edged out the Atlanta Falcons 23-24 in a close game. Drake Maye threw for 259 yards and two touchdowns, while Demario Douglas had 100 receiving yards and a score for the Patriots.
Justin Herbert led the Los Angeles Chargers to a 27-20 win over the Tennessee Titans with a one-yard touchdown run in the final minutes of the game. The win improved the Chargers' record to 6-3, snapping their losing streak.
The Los Angeles Rams returned from their bye with a 34-10 victory over the New Orleans Saints, courtesy of Matthew Stafford's four touchdown passes and an impressive defensive effort.
In a thrilling matchup, Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills edged out Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs 21-28. Allen's impressive performance included a touchdown pass and two rushing touchdowns, while Mahomes struggled to find his footing behind center. The Bills' defense played a crucial role in the game, harassing Mahomes into three sacks and forcing him into 15 incomplete passes.
The win marked the Bills' sixth victory of the season, improving their record to 6-2. In contrast, the Chiefs fell to 5-4, snapping their three-game winning streak. The loss also marked a tough outing for Mahomes, who finished with his worst completion percentage in career history.
In other action, James Cook rushed for 114 yards and the Bills' defense did the rest in securing the win. The game was decided by a last-second batted-down pass attempt by the Chiefs, which fell short of the end zone.
The Buffalo Bills continued their winning ways with a thrilling 47-42 victory over the Cincinnati Bengals. Caleb Williams connected with Colston Loveland for a 58-yard touchdown pass with just 17 seconds left on the clock, securing the win for the Bears.
Williams also caught a TD pass from DJ Moore on a trick play and became the first starting QB in nearly 82 years to have multiple receptions in a game. The rookie quarterback's incredible performance led to his team's fifth win in six games.
In a battle that went into overtime, the Jacksonville Jaguars edged out the Las Vegas Raiders 30-29. Trevor Lawrence scored on a quarterback sneak in extra time, and DaVon Hamilton batted down Geno Smith's pass to deny the Raiders a winning two-point conversion.
Cam Little broke an NFL record with a 68-yard field goal at halftime, and his 48-yarder with 16 seconds left sent the game into overtime. The Jaguars ultimately emerged victorious after Lawrence extended the ball over the goalline for the win.
The Seattle Seahawks dominated the Washington Commanders 38-14 on Sunday Night Football. Sam Darnold continued his excellent season, throwing for 330 yards and four touchdowns, while Jayden Daniels suffered a serious arm injury in the fourth quarter.
JJ McCarthy led the Minnesota Vikings to victory over the Detroit Lions with two touchdown passes and a rushing touchdown, despite an ankle injury. The win improved the Vikings' record to 4-4, snapping their losing streak.
The Pittsburgh Steelers edged out the Indianapolis Colts 27-20, forcing six turnovers in the process. Jaylen Warren ran for two touchdowns, while the Steelers' defense sacked Daniel Jones five times and forced him into five giveaways.
Christian McCaffrey led the San Francisco 49ers to a 34-24 win over the New York Giants with two touchdown passes and a rushing touchdown. The 49ers improved their record to 6-3, snapping their losing streak.
Rico Dowdle rushed for 130 yards and two touchdowns as the Carolina Panthers beat the Green Bay Packers 16-13 in a last-second thriller. The win improved the Panthers' record to 5-4, snapping their losing streak.
Bo Nix led the Denver Broncos to a 18-15 victory over the Houston Texans with two touchdown passes, including one with just seconds left on the clock. The win extended the Broncos' winning streak to six games, improving their record to 7-2.
The New England Patriots edged out the Atlanta Falcons 23-24 in a close game. Drake Maye threw for 259 yards and two touchdowns, while Demario Douglas had 100 receiving yards and a score for the Patriots.
Justin Herbert led the Los Angeles Chargers to a 27-20 win over the Tennessee Titans with a one-yard touchdown run in the final minutes of the game. The win improved the Chargers' record to 6-3, snapping their losing streak.
The Los Angeles Rams returned from their bye with a 34-10 victory over the New Orleans Saints, courtesy of Matthew Stafford's four touchdown passes and an impressive defensive effort.
that 48 yard field goal at the end was insane! and can we talk about trevor lawrence tho? that QB sneak in overtime was clutch 
the bills vs chiefs game was so intense too but i gotta give it to cam little's record breaker 
like jags setting that record with cam little's field goal it's crazy to think he did it at halftime lol what was going through his mind? 
and on a bigger scale i'm loving the buffalos winning streak, 6-2 is insane for this time of year they're getting some big wins and building momentum 
. Like, who even cares about all these teams? Can't we just have one decent season without like 3 games going into OT? 
Patrick Mahomes can't even get out of bed in the morning, lol. And what's up with these rookie quarterbacks making records left and right? Caleb Williams is like the ultimate rookie sensation 
, especially when you're cheering for your fave team... but it looks like the buffalo bills are on fire 
. how about you, how's your wknd goin'? 
he's got this team going all the way to the playoffs for sure 
and cam little's record breaking field goals are just insane 
, just like how a good coalition of parties can help push through policies that benefit everyone 
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Caleb Williams is killing it over in Chicago 
, but you've gotta wonder if he's got the experience to lead his team all the way to the end zone 
, kinda like how a new president might struggle to get their agenda off the ground in Congress 
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! And let's be real, folks, at the end of the day, it's all about winning and losing 
. Who knows? Maybe one day we'll see a politician who can lead their team to victory in Washington DC 
. Cam Little's record-breaking field goals were insane! 
. The Bills' defense is looking solid this season. Maybe they can make a deep run in the playoffs? 
Mahomes needs to get his game face on 
! 68 yard field goal at halftime? what a record breaker 
i'm living for this kid! he deserves all the praise 
. Can't wait to see what the rest of the season brings 
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. Let's see how he performs when it really matters, not in a comeback win against the Bengals with 17 seconds left on the clock 
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and his team won too 
but hey jags fans don't care about that kinda thing lol 
breaking records left and right and trevor lawrence just pulled off that insane quarterback sneak in overtime 
cam little's 68-yard field goal was crazy but come on guys, can't we just focus on actual football skills instead of trying to break records every game?