Bo Nix: 16/26 completed, 239 total yards
Javonte Williams: 17 touches, 111 total yards, 2 touchdowns
Spencer Rattler: 25/35 completed, 206 total yards, 2 turnovers
Cedrick Wilson Jr: 6 catches, 57 yards, 1 touchdown
Denver secured a convincing 33-10 victory over New Orleans on Thursday Night Football. Quarterback Bo Nix showcases more skill the more experience he gets, throwing for two touchdowns and adding a 32-yard rushing gain, while running back Javonte Williams contributed significantly with two rushing touchdowns.
The Broncos' defense was again dominant, forcing multiple turnovers, including a strip-sack that was returned for a touchdown.
Meanwhile, Saints quarterback Spencer Rattler struggled under pressure and was the forefront of a disappointing performance for New Orleans, which saw its losing streak extend to five games.
The win improved Denver's record to 4-3 as they look to solidify their playoff aspirations
Drake Maye: 26/37 completed, 294 total yards, 2 touchdowns
Hunter Henry: 8 catches, 92 yards
Trevor Lawrence: 15/20 completed, 206 total yards, 1 touchdown
Tank Bigsby: 26 carries, 118 yards, 2 touchdowns
New England fell to the Jacksonville 32-16 in a at Wembley Stadium in London, marking the Patriots' sixth consecutive defeat, deepening their struggles this season.
The game started strong for the Patriots, leading 10-0 in the second quarter thanks to a Drake Maye touchdown. The Jags, however, responded with 22 unanswered points before halftime, including a dramatic 96-yard punt return touchdown by Parker Washington.
They would maintain control in the second half; Tank Bigsby contributing significantly on the ground, finishing with 118 rushing yards and two touchdowns.
The Pats attempted to rally with another touchdown pass from Maye, but could not overcome the Jacksonville lead.
Geno Smith: 18/28 completed, 222 total yards, 2 touchdowns
DK Metcalf: 4 catches, 99 yards, 1 touchdown
Kirk Cousins: 24/35 completed, 232 yards, 1 touchdown, 3 turnovers
Bijan Robinson: 24 touches, 143 total yards, 1 touchdown
The Seahawks' offense was strong this week, with quarterback Geno Smith throwing for multiple touchdowns and the running game making significant contributions.
The Falcons struggled to contain the Seahawks' dynamic offense, and despite some flashes of promise, were unable to mount a serious challenge throughout the game.
Seattle's defense also played a pivotal role, stifling Atlanta's attack and forcing turnovers that swung momentum in favour of the Seahawks.
The victory keeps Seattle atop the NFC West standings at 4-3, still ahead of San Fransisco.
Mason Rudolph: 25/40 completed, 228 total yards, 1 touchdown, 2 turnovers
Chig Okonkwo: 4 catches, 50 yards
Josh Allen: 21/33 completed, 323 yards, 2 touchdowns
Keon Coleman: 4 catches, 125 yards
Tennessee faced off against a hungry Bills eager to respond to their poor run in recent weeks, ultimately suffering a convincing 24-point loss and falling to 1-5 on the season.
The Titans initially took the lead with a field goal and a touchdown pass from Mason Rudolph to Nick Westbrook-Ikhine, making it 10-0 early in the second quarter.
However, the Bills quickly responded with a touchdown from James Cook, which set the tone for the incoming avalanche. Quarterback Josh Allen returned close to his best, completing 21 of 33 passes for 323 yards and two touchdowns.
The second half was dominated by the Bills, outscoring the Titans 24-0, capitalising on turnovers and solid defensive plays. Key plays included a touchdown pass from Allen to receiving recruit Amari Cooper and a rushing touchdown from Ty Johnson.
Joe Burrow: 15/25 completed, 181 yards, 2 touchdowns
Tee Higgins: 4 catches, 82 yards, 1 touchdown
Trey Hendrickson: 2 sacks
Deshaun Watson: 15/17 completed, 128 yards
David Njoku: 10 catches, 76 yards, 1 touchdown
Overcoming a woeful recent history against their divisional rival, the Cincinnati Bengals defeated the Cleveland Browns 21-14. Joe Burrow was solid without setting the world on fire, completing 15 of 25 passes for 181 yards and two touchdowns.
Tee Higgins was a standout target, recording four receptions for 82 yards, including a key touchdown.
On the other side, Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson completed 15 of 17 passes for 128 yards in what was shaping to be his best performance of the season before being forced to leave the game with an achilles injury. Tight end David Njoku was a reliable option, catching 10 passes for 76 yards and a touchdown.
Though Cincinnati's defense, led by Trey Hendrickson, who recorded two sacks, played a crucial role in limiting the Browns' offensive surge, especially in key moments late in the game.
The victory keeps the Bengals will in the AFC North hunt, despite being yet to register a convincing win this season.
C.J. Stroud: 10/21 completed, 105 total yards
Joe Mixon: 25 carries, 115 yards, 2 touchdowns
Jordan Love: 24/33 completed, 220 yards, 3 touchdowns, 2 interceptions
Romeo Doubs: 8 catches, 94 yards
Eric Wilson: 2 sacks, 4 tackles-for-loss
Green Bay edged out Houston in a closely contested game, winning 24-22 with a field goal on the bell from newly signed kicker Brandon McManus.
Packers quarterback Jordan Love was strong but erratic, completing 24 of 33 passes for 220 yards and three touchdowns, including a 30-yard strike to Dontayvion Wicks.
Joe Mixon shined for the Texans, rushing for 115 yards and two touchdowns, while Houston's kicker Ka'imi Fairbairn successfully converted three field goals.
The game was tightly fought and both teams exchanged leads throughout, but it was the Packers' defensive plays and timely scoring that secured the win.
Tyler Huntley: 7/13 completed, 107 total yards, 1 touchdown
Jonnu Smith: 7 catches, 96 yards, 1 touchdown
Anthony Richardson: 10/24 completed, 185 total yards, 1 turnover
Michael Pittman: 3 catches, 63 yards
Indianapolis secured a one-score victory after Miami took an early lead, thanks to a 10-yard touchdown pass from Tyler Huntley to Jonathan Smith in the first quarter.
The Colts' response came from a Tyjae Spears touchdown and a series of field goals from Matt Gay, ultimately sealing victory.
Despite outgaining the Colts in total yards (337 to 284), the Dolphins struggled to convert key plays, with Indianapolis' defense tightening up when it mattered most.
Miami now fall to a 2-4 record with their season slipping quickly, while the Colts improve to 4-3.
Jared Goff: 22/25 completed, 280 yards, 2 touchdowns
Jahmyr Gibbs: 19 touches, 160 total yards, 2 touchdowns
Amon-Ra St. Brown: 8 catches, 112 yards, 1 touchdown
Sam Darnold: 22/27 completed, 298 total yards, 1 touchdown, 1 interception
Aaron Jones: 17 touches, 116 total yards, 1 touchdown
Andrew Van Ginkel: 2 sacks, 3 tackles-for-loss
In hostile territory, Detroit edged out Minnesota 31-29 in what could be a playoff precursor for later in the season. Jared Goff strengthened his dark horse MVP case, displaying insane accuracy yet again, completing 22 of 25 passes for 280 yards and two touchdowns.
Jahmyr Gibbs was a beast on the ground and productive in the receiving game also, gaining 160 yards with two scores.
The Vikings, thanks to some huge plays from their defense, including a fumble return for a touchdown and a clinical performance by Andrew Van Ginkel, found themselves with a late lead.
But with just seconds remaining, Lions kicker Michael Badgley nailed a field goal for the win, bolstering Detroit's hopes of contending late in the postseason, while Minnesota suffer their first defeat of the season.
Jalen Hurts: 10/14 completed, 136 total yards, 3 touchdowns
Saquon Barkley: 19 touches, 187 total yards, 1 touchdown
Daniel Jones: 14/21 completed, 119 total yards
Malik Nabers: 4 catches, 41 yards
Philadelphia triumphed over the Giants in a one-sided affair, headlined by Saquon Barkley's stunning return to New York, rushing for 176 yards and a touchdown.
Jalen Hurts took a back seat but still contributed with three total touchdowns, including a 41-yard strike to A.J. Brown.
The Eagles' defense was also stellar, allowing only 119 total yards through the air, as Daniel Jones and the Giants struggled.
This victory keeps the Eagles' in a strong position, now looking to move past Washington a-top the NFC East.
Gardner Minshew: 15/34 completed, 154 yards, 4 turnovers
Brock Bowers: 10 catches, 93 yards
Matthew Stafford: 14/23 completed, 154 yards
Kyren Williams: 21 carries, 76 yards, 2 touchdowns
The Rams narrowly defeated the Raiders by five points, led by two touchdowns to running back Kyren Williams, who finished with 76 rushing yards.
The Raiders managed to stay competitive throughout the game, largely due to kicker Daniel Carlson, who successfully made five field goals, including a long of 47 yards.
A whopping four turnovers from Raiders quarterback Gardner Minshew prevented Las Vegas from edging past, despite keeping the game close.
The Rams capitalised on Minshew's errors, with defensive back Jaylen McCollough recording two pivotal picks, helping keep the momentum in Los Angeles' favour.
Andy Dalton: 11/16 completed, 93 yards, 2 interceptions
Chuba Hubbard: 17 carries, 52 yards, 1 touchdown
Marcus Mariota: 18/23 completed, 239 total yards, 2 touchdowns
Terry McLaurin: 6 catches, 98 yards
Washington dominated Carolina with a decisive 40-7 victory without star QB Jayden Daniels who was sidelined early with a rib injury.
The Commanders still established control early, scoring 27 points by halftime, including a standout defensive touchdown by DeMarcus Lawrence on a 67-yard interception return.
Marcus Mariota was impressive as a backup, completing 18 of 23 passes for 205 yards and throwing two touchdown passes.
Despite struggling offensively, the Panthers did score a late touchdown with Chuba Hubbard rushing for a four-yard score in the fourth quarter. The Commanders improved their record to 5-2 a-top their division, while the Panthers fell to 1-6.
Patrick Mahomes: 16/27 completed, 193 total yards, 1 touchdown, 2 interceptions
Kareem Hunt: 22 carries, 78 yards, 2 touchdowns
Brock Purdy: 17/31 completed, 239 total yards, 2 touchdowns, 3 interceptions
George Kittle: 6 catches, 92 yards
Kansas City once again outlasted San Francisco, remaining undefeated on the season after six games.
Patrick Mahomes still hasn't returned to his brilliant best, but played a pivotal role nonetheless, dancing past 49ers on the sideline for a crucial gain and bodying defenders in the red-zone for a crucial score. Running back Kareem Hunt was a standout, contributing two rushing touchdowns to help secure the victory, thanks in large-part to Andy Reid's typical offensive masterclass.
Brock Purdy led two rushing touchdowns of his own but faced significant challenges against the best defense in the league, committing three rough turnovers that proved costly.
The Chiefs' offensive line, defense and special teams all effectively neutralised San Francisco's attacks, sealing another convincing victory and bolstering their odds of three-peat Super Bowl success.
Aaron Rodgers: 24/39 completed, 276 yards, 1 touchdown, 2 interceptions
Breece Hall: 18 touches, 141 total yards, 1 touchdown
Russell Wilson: 16/29 completed, 264 yards, 2 touchdowns
Najee Harris: 21 carries, 102 yards, 1 touchdown
George Pickens: 5 catches, 111 yards, 1 touchdown
Beanie Bishop Jr: 2 interceptions, 41 yards, 1 tackle-for-loss
Pittsburgh dominated the Jets with a 37-15 victory in Russell Wilson's first start as a Steeler.
Wilson threw for 264 yards and two touchdowns, showcasing some rare offensive flare for Mike Tomlin's side, including strong connections with George Pickens, who had 111 receiving yards and some highlight catches.
The Jets struggled despite Aaron Rodgers' 276 yards, throwing two costly interceptions. Breece Hall did excel with 141 total yards and a touchdown, but in Davante Adams' first outing with the Jets, he was limited to just 45 yards.
Beanie Bishop Jr. starred defensively for the Steelers with two interceptions, essentially sealing the result.
Lamar Jackson: 17/22 completed, 333 total yards, 5 touchdowns, 1 turnover
Derrick Henry: 16 touches, 182 total yards, 1 touchdown
Rashod Bateman: 4 catches, 121 yards, 1 touchdown
Baker Mayfield: 31/45 completed, 392 total yards, 3 touchdowns, 2 interceptions
Cade Otten: 8 catches, 100 yards
After starting 0-2, the Baltimore Ravens have reeled off five wins in a row and sit a-top the AFC North following yet another offensive clinic led by their two-headed monster; Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry.
Jackson is now favoured to secure a third MVP after throwing five touchdowns and gaining 333 total yards with just five incompletions, while Henry appeared to be held effectively until an 80-yard explosion down the sideline. He approached 200 total yards again, taking some shine off Rashod Bateman, who added 121 yards from just four catches.
The Bucs started well but didn't look a chance after Baltimore's burst, losing star receiver Mike Evans early to a hamstring.
Injury concern turned to crisis when Tampa Bay's other star receiver Chris Godwin went down with a late knee injury, potentially ending his season as the Bucs lose their spot a-top the NFC South.
Justin Herbert: 27/39 completed, 349 yards
Will Dissly: 8 catches, 81 yards
Kyler Murray: 14/26 completed, 199 total yards, 2 touchdowns, 1 interception
James Conner: 21 touches, 152 total yards
The Cardinals stole victory with a last-second field goal from Chad Ryland to keep them in the playoff picture, jumping to 3-4 instead of falling to 2-5. James Conner continued his quality campaign with another 152 yards, posing a dual run-receiving threat in the win.
The Chargers will rue this loss for a while, being unable to get their offense going yet still taking a late lead thanks to a 5/5 kicking effort from Cameron Dicker, who nailed a 59-yarder for the first score of the night.
Justin Herbert had his most prolific outing of the season so far, throwing for 349 yards, but couldn't reach the red-zone.
Los Angeles falls to 3-3 and are at risk of being squeezed out of playoff contention later in the season, competing with Kansas City and Denver in the AFC West.