Falcons 45, Saints 24
Atlanta rode a dominant ground attack and efficient passing to a 45-24 Monday win in New Orleans. Bijan Robinson broke containment for a 59-yard touchdown while Michael Penix Jr. completed 15 of 20 for 233 yards and a score. The Falcons moved to 2-2; the Saints fell to 1-3.
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McMillan’s career night lifts Panthers
Tetairoa McMillan posted a career-best 14 catches for 192 yards and two touchdowns as Carolina beat Detroit 32-26 on Sunday night. Bryce Young finished 29 of 41 for 329 yards and two TDs connecting repeatedly with McMillan in a performance that sealed the Panthers’ close win.
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Chiefs rally past Raiders 30-27
Kansas City edged Las Vegas 30-27 in a back-and-forth affair. Kenneth Walker III exploded for a lengthy run and finished with 177 rushing yards and two TDs, while Patrick Mahomes delivered a 55-yard strike to Tyquan Thornton that set up the go-ahead score. The Chiefs improved to 4-0.
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Patriots rally to beat Bills 29-26
New England rallied for a 29-26 road victory over Buffalo. Drake Maye made the key plays late in the fourth quarter to complete the comeback; the Patriots recorded season highs with 29 points and 405 total yards. The win kept New England competitive in Week 4.
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Vikings win 15-10, historically 4-0
Minnesota held Miami to 10 points in a 15-10 victory and started the season 4-0. Remarkably, the Vikings became the third team in NFL history — and the first in the last century — to open 4-0 despite not scoring a touchdown in two of those games.
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Seahawks hold off Chargers 30-23
Seattle rebounded for a 30-23 win over the Chargers. A late Uchenna Nwosu strip-sack of Justin Herbert helped seal the victory; the result dropped the Chargers to 0-4 while the Seahawks improved to 3-1 in Week 4 play.
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Purdy’s hot start keeps 49ers perfect
San Francisco beat Denver 24-14 as Brock Purdy again delivered multiple passing touchdowns without an interception. Purdy has now thrown multiple TDs in each of the 49ers’ first four games, the longest such season-opening stretch for the franchise since Steve Young’s run in 1998.
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