Allen’s four‑TD comeback
Josh Allen led a furious Bills rally in a 34-28 win over the Cardinals, finishing 18-of-23 for 232 yards with two passing TDs and two rushing scores. Allen briefly injured his non-throwing hand but was taped and later cleared to practice and play Thursday vs. Miami.
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Cowboys win; defense steals show
Dallas opened the season with a 33-17 victory over Cleveland as the defense dominated while the offense produced 265 total yards. Dak Prescott called it leaving “a lot of meat on the bone,” but the Cowboys’ unit forced stops, with special teams and four field goals helping secure the win.
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Burrow: wrist ‘feels great’
After Cincinnati’s 16-10 loss to New England, Joe Burrow said his right wrist “feels great” and that he is working to keep mobility while returning from a past ligament issue. Burrow finished 21-of-29 for 164 yards in the upset defeat but emphasized progress in his rehab this week.
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Harbaugh gets first Chargers win
Jim Harbaugh’s Chargers opened with a 22-10 victory over the Raiders. Los Angeles leaned on a second-half ground game — J.K. Dobbins ripped a long fourth‑quarter run — while the defense held Las Vegas in check. Josh Palmer was later ejected after a skirmish, but the Bolts closed strong.
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Seahawks rally past Broncos
Seattle produced a comeback to beat Denver 26-20. After a shaky first half that included two safeties, the Seahawks adjusted at halftime; Kenneth Walker III finished with 100-plus rushing yards and Geno Smith broke loose for a 34-yard rushing TD as Seattle rallied in the second half.
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Mayfield throws four TDs
Baker Mayfield threw four touchdown passes as the Buccaneers rolled to a 37-20 win over Washington. Mike Evans and Chris Godwin were key targets while rookie Bucky Irving added balance on the ground. Tampa Bay’s offense struck early and built a lead the defense protected throughout the game.
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Bears’ defense sparks comeback
Chicago rallied from a 17-0 hole to beat Tennessee 24-17 as special teams and defense supplied scoring. Rookie QB Caleb Williams struggled (14-of-29, 92 yards) but a Tyrique Stevenson pick-six and a two‑point conversion to D’Andre Swift helped the Bears complete the comeback.
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