The Baltimore Ravens made a statement in their AFC showdown against the Buffalo Bills, thanks to a historic performance from Derrick Henry.
On the very first play of the game, Henry exploded for an 87-yard touchdown run—the longest in Ravens history and the third-longest of his career. This marked his NFL-record-tying 10th rushing touchdown of 70+ yards, matching legends Adrian Peterson and Chris Johnson.
Henry finished with 199 rushing yards and 2 TDs on 24 carries, setting the tone for Baltimore’s dominant 35-10 victory. Quarterback Lamar Jackson added three total touchdowns (2 passing, 1 rushing), helping the Ravens rebound from an 0-2 start with back-to-back wins.
"We're gaining traction," Henry said postgame. "We finished strong tonight, but there’s still room to improve."
For the Bills, the loss was a reality check after a hot 3-0 start. Despite a 52-yard TD pass from Josh Allen to Khalil Shakir, Buffalo was outplayed on both sides of the ball. Head coach Sean McDermott admitted, "They outplayed us in every phase."
Jayden Daniels Continues Stellar Rookie Campaign
Jayden Daniels, the No. 2 overall pick, delivered another standout performance in the Washington Commanders’ 42-14 rout of the Arizona Cardinals.
Daniels completed 87% of his passes (20-of-23) for 233 yards, 1 TD, and 1 INT, while adding 47 rushing yards and a score. His 82.1% completion rate through four games is the highest by any QB since 1950, surpassing Peyton Manning’s 2008 record (74.4%).
The Commanders, now 3-1, dominated Arizona with 449 total yards (233 passing, 216 rushing). The defense also stifled Kyler Murray, sacking him four times. With Daniels leading a balanced attack, Washington sits atop the NFC East.
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Thrilling Finishes Highlight Sunday Slate
Falcons Edge Saints on Last-Second Field Goal
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Younghoe Koo drilled a 58-yard game-winner as time expired, lifting Atlanta to a 26-24 victory over New Orleans.
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Kirk Cousins acknowledged improvements needed despite the win: "There’s a lot to fix, but I’m happy we pulled it out."
Broncos Survive Ugly Defensive Battle vs. Jets
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In a rain-soaked 10-9 slog, Denver escaped after Greg Zuerlein missed a 50-yard FG for New York.
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Jets QB Aaron Rodgers admitted: "I made too many bad throws. We weren’t as sharp as before."
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Broncos rookie Bo Nix made NFL history—averaging under 2.5 yards per attempt in a win (25 completions, 60 yards).
Other Key Results:
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Texans 24, Jaguars 20: CJ Stroud’s late TD drive sealed Houston’s comeback.
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Colts 27, Steelers 24: Indianapolis held off Pittsburgh’s rally, handing the Steelers their first loss.
Final Thoughts
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Derrick Henry reasserted his dominance, while Jayden Daniels is rewriting the rookie record books.
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Close finishes in Atlanta, New York, and Houston kept fans on edge.
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The Ravens and Commanders are surging, while the Bills and Jets face tough questions.
Stay tuned for more NFL updates as the playoff picture tak
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The Baltimore Ravens made a statement in their AFC showdown against the Buffalo Bills, thanks to a historic performance from Derrick Henry.
On the very first play of the game, Henry exploded for an 87-yard touchdown run—the longest in Ravens history and the third-longest of his career. This marked his NFL-record-tying 10th rushing touchdown of 70+ yards, matching legends Adrian Peterson and Chris Johnson.
Henry finished with 199 rushing yards and 2 TDs on 24 carries, setting the tone for Baltimore’s dominant 35-10 victory. Quarterback Lamar Jackson added three total touchdowns (2 passing, 1 rushing), helping the Ravens rebound from an 0-2 start with back-to-back wins.
"We're gaining traction," Henry said postgame. "We finished strong tonight, but there’s still room to improve."
For the Bills, the loss was a reality check after a hot 3-0 start. Despite a 52-yard TD pass from Josh Allen to Khalil Shakir, Buffalo was outplayed on both sides of the ball. Head coach Sean McDermott admitted, "They outplayed us in every phase."
Jayden Daniels Continues Stellar Rookie Campaign
Jayden Daniels, the No. 2 overall pick, delivered another standout performance in the Washington Commanders’ 42-14 rout of the Arizona Cardinals.
Daniels completed 87% of his passes (20-of-23) for 233 yards, 1 TD, and 1 INT, while adding 47 rushing yards and a score. His 82.1% completion rate through four games is the highest by any QB since 1950, surpassing Peyton Manning’s 2008 record (74.4%).
The Commanders, now 3-1, dominated Arizona with 449 total yards (233 passing, 216 rushing). The defense also stifled Kyler Murray, sacking him four times. With Daniels leading a balanced attack, Washington sits atop the NFC East.
Related: How Long Is a Basketball Game?
Thrilling Finishes Highlight Sunday Slate
Falcons Edge Saints on Last-Second Field Goal
Younghoe Koo drilled a 58-yard game-winner as time expired, lifting Atlanta to a 26-24 victory over New Orleans.
Kirk Cousins acknowledged improvements needed despite the win: "There’s a lot to fix, but I’m happy we pulled it out."
Broncos Survive Ugly Defensive Battle vs. Jets
In a rain-soaked 10-9 slog, Denver escaped after Greg Zuerlein missed a 50-yard FG for New York.
Jets QB Aaron Rodgers admitted: "I made too many bad throws. We weren’t as sharp as before."
Broncos rookie Bo Nix made NFL history—averaging under 2.5 yards per attempt in a win (25 completions, 60 yards).
Other Key Results:
Texans 24, Jaguars 20: CJ Stroud’s late TD drive sealed Houston’s comeback.
Colts 27, Steelers 24: Indianapolis held off Pittsburgh’s rally, handing the Steelers their first loss.
Final Thoughts
Derrick Henry reasserted his dominance, while Jayden Daniels is rewriting the rookie record books.
Close finishes in Atlanta, New York, and Houston kept fans on edge.
The Ravens and Commanders are surging, while the Bills and Jets face tough questions.
Stay tuned for more NFL updates as the playoff picture tak