Dart’s 3 TDs lift Giants
Jaxson Dart delivered a statement Week 1 performance, completing 23-of-29 passes for 230 yards and three touchdowns to lead the New York Giants to a 28-20 win over the Dallas Cowboys. The rookie’s poise in key moments and efficient play-action passing set the tone in the second half.
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Bengals’ D forces four turnovers
Cincinnati’s defense set the tone in a 33-27 Week 1 victory, forcing four turnovers that swung momentum and produced a defensive touchdown. Multiple new additions — including Jonathan Allen and Bryan Cook — made impact plays as the Bengals held off Tampa Bay down the stretch.
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Bears explode for 59 points
Chicago opened Week 1 with a 59-37 outburst, its highest scoring opener in decades. Caleb Williams combined passing and rushing explosiveness — joining rare franchise history with 200+ pass yards, multiple passing TDs and multiple rushing TDs — while D’Andre Swift added a big rushing day.
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Moore’s two TDs spark Bills
DJ Moore scored twice in a decisive 36-31 Buffalo win over Houston, including a spectacular sideline touchdown that arrived in a 90-second scoring burst. Josh Allen finished with 334 passing yards and the Bills held firm late after a back-and-forth game in Houston.
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Fehoko blocks punt; Cards win
Arizona rallied in the fourth to beat the Chargers 26-14. Simi Fehoko’s blocked punt flipped field position and two defensive stands late — including an Andrew Wingard interception — sealed the win. Jacoby Brissett and Trey McBride connected on a short TD that proved decisive.
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Jeanty rushes twice as Raiders win
Ashton Jeanty scored twice and Las Vegas used a balanced attack to beat Miami 27-13. Key plays included a Quay Walker fumble recovery that sealed the game and consistent pressure from Maxx Crosby. The Raiders controlled the line of scrimmage and finished comfortably.
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Lions prevail in OT, 31-30
Detroit edged New Orleans 31-30 in overtime in a wild opener. The game featured a huge receiving day from Chris Olave for the Saints (182 yards) and clutch plays that forced OT; Detroit converted in extra time to take the win. The dramatic finish set an early tone for both teams.
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Ravens roll; rookie to miss weeks
Baltimore thumped Indianapolis 41-23, dominating in all phases. The win came with a setback as rookie WR Ja’Kobi Lane suffered a fractured wrist and is expected to miss several weeks. The Ravens’ attack and special teams, including a long field-goal momentum swing, powered the decisive victory.
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