
Gibbs scores three touchdowns as Lions hold off Jets, 31–24
Jahmyr Gibbs caught the go-ahead touchdown with 2:25 left before Chuck Clark’s strip-sack ended New York’s final drive.
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Jahmyr Gibbs caught the go-ahead touchdown with 2:25 left before Chuck Clark’s strip-sack ended New York’s final drive.

Aaron Rodgers threw three touchdown passes before Pittsburgh’s defense ended Cincinnati’s final drive, handing the Bengals their first loss.

Josh Allen ran for two touchdowns, James Cook III rushed for 154 yards and Buffalo’s defense rescued a 24–16 victory.

Baltimore had two key starters available against Dallas, while a toe injury kept left tackle Ronnie Stanley out of the lineup.

New York ruled out its leading running back after a fourth-quarter tackle in Detroit; no recovery timetable was immediately available.

Kenneth Walker III scored twice and Travis Kelce supplied the late clincher in Kansas City’s 24–10 victory at Miami.

Jacksonville’s second-year cornerback picked off Drake Maye in the end zone late in the first half of Sunday’s game against New England.

Cleveland intends to retain its young quarterbacks despite injuries elsewhere in the league, according to Cleveland.com’s Mary Kay Cabot.

New York is assessing veteran options while Jameis Winston takes over, with Jimmy Garoppolo among the quarterbacks linked to the search.

Bagent has advanced enough in concussion protocol to practice, while Caleb Williams continues recovering from a hamstring injury and Case Keenum remains an option.

Buffalo’s two receivers are questionable for Sunday, while Ed Oliver also carries a questionable designation despite returning to full practice.
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