- Packers escaped with a 17-14 road win in Tampa — an ugly, low‑scoring affair that left Green Bay at 2-2.
- Buccaneers dropped to 0-4, increasing pressure on coach Todd Bowles even though the NFC South is still weak.
- Green Bay’s victory was tempered by injuries — linebacker Edgerrin Cooper likely lost for the season and DT Devonte Wyatt exited with an ankle issue.
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- Rams rallied from a double-digit deficit to beat the Eagles 24-20 — Matthew Stafford threw two interceptions but engineered a fourth-quarter comeback and Puka Nacua looked strong in his return.
- Philadelphia’s offense was a mess without DeVonta Smith, Lane Johnson and Dallas Goedert (and with Saquon Barkley exiting early) — Jalen Hurts struggled and the unit went 0-for-12 on third down.
- Injuries are piling up for the Eagles at the worst time, and a tough stretch (London vs. Jaguars plus three NFC East games) could quickly derail their season.
- Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs head to Las Vegas for an AFC West showdown with the Raiders.
- The Broncos travel to San Francisco to take on the 49ers in a high-profile late-window matchup.
- The Chargers and Seahawks square off in another key late-afternoon game to watch.
- Lamar Jackson limped off after a sack on the final play of the first half with an ankle injury and was listed questionable to return.
- Backup Tyler Huntley opened the second half as the Ravens held a 24-10 lead, suggesting Jackson might be sidelined as a precaution.
- Before exiting, Jackson was 15-of-20 for 222 yards, two TDs and added 20 rushing yards — he’d been having a big first half.
- Chiefs vs. Raiders is an early unbeaten showdown (both 3-0) — Patrick Mahomes has dominated this matchup historically (about 13-2), so it's high-stakes conversation fodder.
- Raiders have been explosive through the air (and Brock Bowers has had a breakout), while the Chiefs counter with a balanced attack led by Mahomes and RB Kenneth Walker III.
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- Texas stays No. 1 for a fourth straight week and heads into Saturday’s Red River Rivalry with Oklahoma.
- Missouri soared 11 spots to No. 14 after a 45-17 rout of Florida, which fell eight places to No. 16.
- No. 2 Georgia visits No. 6 Alabama next week — a big top-10 SEC showdown.
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