The Baltimore Ravens ended the undefeated record of Patrick Mahomes in September by edging over the Kansas City Chiefs at M&T Bank Stadium on Sunday. Mahomes' passing was still incredible by completing 24 of 31 attempts for 343 yards, three touchdowns (TD) and one interception. Compared with him, Jackson's passing performance was a bit disappointing throwing 239 yards for one TD but to interceptions. However, the Chiefs wasted their chance of winning when running back Clyde Edwards-Helaire fumbled in field goal range, enabling the Ravens to kill all the time left to win the game. /CFP

It's quite rare for Tom Brady to start the season so hot and so early. The 44-year-old quarterback again threw five TDs for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers against the Atlanta Falcons at Raymond James Stadium on Sunday. The Atlanta's QB Matt Ryan's performance in the first half was not bad, but people are unlikely to remember that after he allowed two interceptions by Mike Edwards who returned for two TDs. /CFP

In a game in which Kyler Murray threw 400 yards and for three TDs, the Arizona Cardinals once led 30-24 over the Minnesota Vikings at State Farm Stadium on Sunday. However, the Cardinals left too much breathing room for the Vikings by continuously turning the ball to their opponents until Greg Joseph stood in front of a 37-yard, game-winning field goal. The Vikings were only tailing by one point and then Joseph missed it. /CFP

The Tennessee Titans were trailing the Seattle Seahawks for almost the whole game at Lumen Field until running Derrick Henry achieved the game-tying TD at the last moment. He rushed 182 yards for three TDs and completed six catches for another 55 yards in Sunday's game. Though the Titans' defensive group failed to sack Russell Wilson for safety, they still claimed thew win after Randy Bullock scored a 36-yard field goal. /CFP

Derrick Carr did not go easy on the Pittsburgh Steelers and their vulnerable, incomplete defensive line as he completed 28 of 37 passes for 382 yards and two TDs for the Las Vegas Raiders at Heinz Field on Sunday. His 61-yeard connection with Henry Ruggs III in the fourth quarter put an early end to the game. The Steelers lost both the game and defensive end Tyson Alualu plus linebacker T.J. Watt. /CFP

The San Francisco 49ers and the Philadelphia Eagles together scored 18 of the total 28 points of the game at Lincoln Financial Field in the last quarter. Jimmy Garoppolo threw one TD completing 22 of 30 passes for the 49ers but his team wasted too many chances in the first half. The Eagles' second-year QB Hurts passed 190 yards and rushed 82 yards plus for one TD. He was also sacked twice by Nick Bosa. /CFP

The New England Patriots taught rookie QB Zach Wilson of the New York Jets a painful lesson at MetLife Stadium on Sunday. Four of Wilson's first 10 passes were intercepted and two by J.C. Jackson. He had to watch the Jets suffer their 11th straight loss in September. By contrast, the Patriots' young QB Mac Jones completed 22 of 30 passing attempts for 182 yards as well as two TDs. The team's head coach Bill Belichick has kept a record of 22(win)-6(loss) against rookie QBs since he took over the Patriots in 2000. /CFP

Josh Allen was not in his best form in Sunday's game against the Miami Dolphins at Hard Rock Stadium as he only completed half of his passes. But that did not slow the Buffalo Bills down from claiming a big win on the road after Allen threw for two TDs and running back Zack Moss rushed for two as well. Meanwhile, it's hard to say which made the Dolphins feel more painful: the scoreless loss or the injury of QB Tua Tagovailoa? /CFP

Denver Broncos' wide receiver Courtland Sutton completed nine catches and drove 159 yard in the game against the Jacksonville Jaguars at TIAA Bank Field. He proved to the team that he can be a reliable partner with Teddy Bridgewater before Jerry Jeudy comes back from injury. The Broncos had their seventh 2-0 start of the new season in nine years thanks to Sutton's great performance. /CFP

Sunday's close win against the Indianapolis at Lucas Oil Stadium did not come easy for the Los Angeles Rams. Matthew Stafford managed to get the ball close enough before Matt Gay made the game-winning 38-yard field goal. Stafford threw 278 yards for two TDs, both connecting with wide receiver Cooper Kupp, who drove 163 yards with nine catches. The Colts, unfortunately, had to watch their QB Carson Wentz suffer injury again. /CFP

The quitting of Houston Texans' QB Tyrod Taylor due to injury became the turning point of the game at FirstEnergy Stadium on Sunday. He completed 10 of 11 passes for 125 yards and one TD, putting the Texans in solid control of the game. Nonetheless, after Taylor was gone, Baker Mayfield took charge, going 21-19 in passing. Nick Chubb also contributed 95 rushing yard and one TD for the Browns. /CFP

Though the Chicago Bears had replace Andy Dalton with rookie QB Justin Fields in the middle of the game, their defensive line is solid enough to help the team defeat the Cincinnati Bengals at Soldier Field on Sunday. The Bengals could have achieved their second straight win if Joe Burrow had not allowed three interceptions. /CFP

While the Carolina Panthers were enjoying Sam Darnold's 305 passing yards and two TDs plus their victory at Bank of America Stadium on Sunday, the New Orleans Saints had to figure out what went wrong with their offense. Was it the QB Jameis Winston's work of zero TD and two interceptions or the five rushing yards by running back Alvin Kamara? /CFP

The 20-17 score between the Dallas Cowboys and the Los Angeles Chargers at SoFi Stadium on Sunday might not seem like an excellent offensive contest, the two sides actually had a lot of remarkable plays. However, many of them were wasted in turnovers and penalties. The Chargers' QB Justin Herbert threw 338 yards for one TD but allowed two interceptions. The Cowboys' running back Tony Pollard drove 109 yards for the team before Greg Zuerlein sealed the deal for the team scoring a 56-yard field goal. /CFP