Week 9 of NFL The season is in full swing and there’s plenty to look forward to following a wild trading deadline that rocked rosters across the league, with 20 players trading at or near the pivot point this past Tuesday.
Here are the top plays from Sunday’s action!
Tennessee Titans at Kansas City Chiefs
Ole!
Travis Kelce’s sports in last place is not fair. He only offered one of his maneuvers on the Captain’s first drive to help them win the first three points of the game.
The wheel goes round
It was a short explosion, but Mecole Hardman showed off his superb speed to push KC into a 9-0 lead, ending a 79-yard TD.
Beat!
Derrick Henry has been bowling like a pin early on, and this seismic 24-yard run has resulted in a TD-snap live for the king, bring Tennessee in round two.
END: Tampa Bay Buccaneers 16, Los Angeles Rams 13
Defense Supply
The Buccaneers take the lead with a goal on the field, while the defense is pinned Matthew Stafford and the Rams’ offense with play like this are from Vita Vea.
Rams wake up
Stafford hit Cooper Kupp on a deep ball, and the receiver made a 69-yard touchdown. The Rams took a 7-3 lead at the start of the second quarter.
FG is blocked
The struggle to score continues for the Buccaneers. Rams paved the way Bobby Wagner blocked a scoring attempt at 52 yards by kicker Ryan Succop right before recess. The Rams still lead 7-3.
Play big set FG
Stafford connected to Kupp on a Complete 34 yardsthen lead to 35 yards Matt Gay field target. The Rams lead 13-6.
Bucs steal a win!
Rams stopped the Buccaneers in the red zone but couldn’t take it down first on next possession. Then, Brady launched a series of passes to Tampa Bay inside the 10-meter line. After an intervening pass brought the ball to the 5m line, Brady finished close to the wall. Cade Otton to continue and finally win the game.
END: Seattle Seahawks 31, Arizona Cardinals 21
Cardinals start strong
Seattle opened the game with a goal on the field, and Arizona responded. A nine-player drive that ends with Kyler Murray to hit DeAndre Hopkins for a 22-yard touchdown, taking the Cardinals to 7-3.
Smooth
Geno Smith Find DK Metcalf at the back of the end zone for a single touch down. Seattle leads 10-7.
Points remaining on the field
Murray picked up a 4th and 4th and more with his feet but, Ryan Neal free polishing. Seattle Loose ball recovery and lead 10-7 after halftime.
Pick-6
Find a way to get the ball Kenneth WalkerSmith didn’t make enough moves on the pass and was blocked by Zaven Collins, who ran back to the house. Arizona had a 14-10 lead early in the third quarter.
Recover
Smith and the Seahawks got that touch back into possession later, when the quarterbacks achieved Tyler Lockett for a Score 9 yards to limit the drive to 13 plays. Seattle leads 17-14.
Seahawks take control
Seattle has put together another 13-player touchdown drive. This time, Smith scrambled for a pair to run from the top and Walker then punched it in the end zone. The Seahawks lead by two points.
Seahawks put it away
Arizona down the field and got six, when Murray hit Zach Ertz for a target line score. That said, Seattle returned the favor, as Walker ran for five yards to give the Seahawks a 31-21 lead.
END: Detroit Lions 15, Green Bay Packers 9
Trouble soon
Packers Romeo Doubs to be was taken to the dressing room with an obvious ankle injury, and things only got worse for Aaron Rodgers & Co.
What started as a potential encounter ended in an ugly intercept for GB in the first quarter.
When it rained it poured
After that, Rodgers was picked again in the final zone, because Lion keep closing the Packers.
Another choice
Rodgers made his third intercept in the game early in the third quarter, as Kerby Joseph registered the second choice of the game. Green Bay still leads 8-0.
The packer shows life
Rodgers hit Allen Lazard for a 20-yard touchdown pass, put the Packers on the board. However, they failed in their attempt to convert two points and took an 8-6 lead.
Lions make some separation
Detroit completed a 13-player drive in the final region, like Jared Goff connect with James Mitchell on the target score. The Lions lead 15-6 and hold to win.
FINAL: Minnesota Vikings 20, Washington Commanders 17
Power star
TJ Ho Chickenon pick up a first clutch down in his first reception as a Vikingset a brilliance Justin Jefferson Touch down on the open Minnesota drive.
Washington to come
Taylor Heinicke throw a rainbow at the recipient Curtis Samuel, who went deep and ran into the end area to score 49 yards. Washington led 10-7 in the third quarter.
Tied up
Minnesota responded to an encounter with Washington with a goal. Then it’s safe Harrison Smith intercept Heinicke and run back in the red area. Two plays later, Cousins hit Dalvin Cook for a tie game, touch down 12 yards.
Game winner!
Greg Joseph scored the winning goal at 28 yards with 12 seconds left in the fourth inning to put the Vikings on the road to success.
FINAL: Los Angeles Charger 20, Atlanta Falcons 17
Back in action
The Eagle charge down to the field on their opening drive, and Cordarelle Patterson Great contribution to the home teamPower supply through Charger defensive in his first game back after being activated from the injured substitute on Saturday.
Bolt up
Austin Ekeler give the second quarter score in a row – a hurry and a recipient – put Los Angeles ahead before half-time.
Patterson has a day
The Falcons’ Swiss Army Knife ran on two Chargers during his second touchdown. Atlanta leads 17-14.
It’s the game
Cameron Dicker hit a target at 37 yards when time expired to give the Chargers victory. Los Angeles has combined two goalscoring goals on its last two properties.
END: Cincinnati Bengals 42, Carolina Panthers 21
Power supply through
The Bengals close the door Panthers in the first round, thanks to the fancy footwork from Joe Mixonwho made four touches in the first half for the home team.
Mixon performance
Mixon scored 14 yards, his fifth overall touchdown of the day. The touch gave the Bengals a 42-7 lead. By the way, Baker Mayfield came onto the field to play quarterback for the Panthers, but Carolina couldn’t make up the shortfall.
FINAL: New England Patriots 26, Indianapolis Colts 3
Negative!
Matthew Judon and Patriots non-stop defense in the first quarter, putting pressure Sam Ehlinger Soon.
Select 6
The Patriots’ defense had Ehlinger’s numbers all day. At the end of the fourth quarter, Jonathan Jones picked the Colts quarterback and ran it back for six.
END: New York Jets 20, Buffalo Bills 17
Power Pairing
The Receipt‘dynamic duo of Josh Allen and Stefon Diggs went to work right out the gate.
Move
Allen silenced the doubters with a 36-yard touchdown before the break to give Buffalo the lead before the break.
Jets in the lead
New York took advantage of Allen’s second interception in the game. Four plays after turnover, midfielder Zach Wilson take out the ball James Robinson, who found the bottom zone to give the Jets a 17-14 lead. The parties exchanged field targets, and New York kept the same.
FINAL: Miami Dolphins 35, Chicago Bears 32
Too hard!
Raheem Mostert punch one for Dolphin soon to set the tone of their match with Bear.
Tips
Justin Fields pull one on Dolphin defense, connect with Cole Kmet give a score and take the lead.
Chaos!
Dolphins extend their lead on Bear After this wild blocked ball comes back to beat.
Not too fast!
However, Chicago is not slowing down. Schools have launched one to Darnell Mooney for a 16-yard score to keep things close.
WaddleWaddle
Tagovailoa found second-year Waddle with an 18-yard score, taking Miami to 28-17 early in the third quarter.
Run it back
The fields ran through the Dolphins’ defense in a 61-yard touchdown, sending the Bears back within a point. Chicago converted the two-point conversion, cutting the deficit to 28-25.
Back and forth
Fields and tight ends Cole Kmet ended their second encounter in the game early in the fourth quarter, taking Miami’s lead down to three, but the Dolphins carried on.
END: Jacksonville Jaguars 27, Las Vegas Raiders 20
Turn the tide
After shutting down last week, Raiders issued a statement with a some big scores in the first quarter.
Jacksonville is back in it
Trevor Lawrence connect to the receiver Christian Kirk in an encounter in the red zone, helping Jaguar gain a point in the third quarter.
Jags in the lead
Travis Etienne beat the Jacksonville circuit 12 times with a 5-yard touchdown to give them the lead. Las Vegas leads 17-0.
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