Week 10 of the NFL season is in the books! It began with a sour start on Thursday night after Broncos quarterback Bo Nix played one of the worst games of his career, yet still led Denver to an ugly 10-7 victory over the Las Vegas Raiders.
Sunday's action has been wild, as expected. In the first ever game played in Berlin, Jonathan Taylor cemented himself as an NFL MVP candidate with 244 rushing yards and three touchdowns -- the last of which gave the Colts a 31-25 overtime victory over the Falcons.
In the 1 p.m. slate, the Dolphins put up 30 points on the Bills in a shocking result, the Bears pulled off yet another wild comeback -- this time against the Giants -- and the young duo of Drake Maye and TreVeyon Henderson powered the Patriots to a win over the Buccaneers. And we have to give a shout out to rookie quarterback Tyler Shough, who led the Saints to an upset win over the Panthers.
The late slate was a trio of huge blowouts. The Seahawks raced out to a 35-0 advantage before cruising, the Lions -- with Dan Campbell calling plays -- carved up a Commanders team without Jayden Daniels, and the Rams' offense was too much for the Mac Jones-led 49ers.
Below you'll find every big moment from Sunday in our one-stop shop for Week 10. Scores, highlights, injuries, analysis, notable stats -- you name it. We covered the entire slate from the first kickoff to the final whistle of the late games.
Thursday
Broncos 10, Raiders 7 (Takeaways)
Sunday
Colts 31, Falcons 25 (in Berlin) (Recap)
Patriots 28, Buccaneers 23 (Recap)
Dolphins 30, Bills 13 (Recap)
Texans 30, Jaguars 29 (Recap)
Jets 27, Browns 20 (Recap)
Ravens 27, Vikings 19 (Recap)
Saints 17, Panthers 7 (Recap)
Bears 24, Giants 20 (Recap)
Rams 42, 49ers 26 (Recap)
Seahawks 44, Cardinals 22 (Recap)
Lions 44, Commanders 22 (Recap)
Steelers at Chargers, 8:20 p.m. (Gametracker)
Monday
Eagles at Packers, 8:15 p.m. (Preview)
San Francisco 49ers quarterback Mac Jones threw a 13-yard passing touchdown to tight end George Kittle in which the All-Pro tight end toe-tapped the sideline to get into the end zone. Rams lead 42-26.
Los Angeles quarterback Matthew Stafford connects with tight end Colby Parkinson on a 16-yard scoring strike, his fourth of the day. Stafford has completed 24 of his 36 passes for 280 yards and four touchdowns. He now has 20 passing touchdowns and no interceptions in the last six games, which is the most touchdowns without an interception in a six-game span within a season all-time. Stafford is also the first player in NFL history with four or more passing touchdowns and no interceptions in three straight games.
Arizona wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. reels in a nice back shoulder grab for a nine-yard touchdown catch. The Cardinals now trail by 19, 41-22, with 9:50 left to play.
That would be Matthew Stafford, Sean McVay and the Los Angeles Rams. They've been on an absolute tear lately, which includes Sunday's domination of the 49ers.
Detroit has put this game to bed early in the fourth quarter. Gibbs turns on the jets to break away for a 44-yard rushing touchdown. The Lions lead 41-16 after their extra point got blocked with 12:50 left to play.
Los Angeles jumps back out in front by two scores after running back Kyren Williams waltzed into the end zone untouched for the seven-yard score. Rams lead 35-20 with 10:04 left to play.
San Francisco quarterback Mac Jones scrambled around to find tight end Luke Farrell wide open in the flat, and he took it nine yards to the end zone for the score. However, the Rams blocked the 49ers ensuing extra point, so the score remains 28-20 with 12:29 left to play.
Matthew Stafford hits wide receiver Davante Adams for passing touchdown No. 401 from two yards out to put Los Angeles back up 14, 28-14.
Commanders backup quarterback Marcus Mariota found wide receiver Deebo Samuel on a fourth-down throw for a touchdown that gets them within two scores.
Cardinals quarterback Jacoby Brissett finds Pro Bowl tight end Trey McBride to get within 23, 38-15.
Wide receiver Jameson Williams caught the football on a crossing route in stride, and he took it all the way into the end zone to put the Lions up 32-10.
It's been a relatively quiet game by Christian McCaffrey's standards (62 total yards in the third quarter), but the 49ers running back surpassed 7,000 career rushing yards against the Rams. That puts the future Hall of Famer in rare company.
San Francisco is rallying back. They ended the first half with a six-yard passing touchdown to Jauan Jennings, and the 49ers begin the second half with a one-yard rushing touchdown from running back Brian Robinson Jr. We have a ball game in Santa Clara.
Who were the biggest winners and losers from Sunday's slate? Cody Benjamin has you covered.
It's the second scorigami of the season!
San Francisco finds the end zone on a six-yard passing touchdown from Mac Jones to Jauan Jennings.
Good for the Jets. They needed a win like this.
Payne socked St. Brown following Lions running back Jahmyr Gibbs' 13-yard rushing touchdown that put Detroit up 22-3.
Washington rumbled into the end zone on a one-yard score from Chris Rodriguez to cut into the Detroit lead.
Seattle stuffed a Bam Knight fourth-and-goal run at the one for no gain and a turnover on downs.
Jahmyr Gibbs powered into the end zone on a 13-yard touchdowns run in which he pushed the pile for the final three to four yards to put the Lions up three scores. The ensuing two-point conversion on a David Montgomery run is good for Detroit to go up 22-3 with 9:41 left in the first half.
Matthew Stafford is now the ninth quarterback in NFL history to reach 400 passing touchdowns, and he threw No. 400 on a scrambling, fade away to tight end Davis Allen. Stafford has completed 11 of his 16 passes thus far for 139 yards and a two touchdowns.
Following Zach Charbonnet's six-yard touchdown run, Seattle now leads 35-0. It's their third time scoring 30-plus points in the first half this season. The rest of the NFL has only done so one time this year.
Lions quarterback Jared Goff hits wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown on an underneath route, and St. Brown does the rest, fighting through tackles for a nine-yard touchdown.
Seattle edge rusher DeMarcus Lawrence is now just the fourth player in NFL history to have multiple fumble recovery touchdowns in a game. He joins Jeremy Chinn (2020), Fred Evans (1948) and Al Nesser (1920).
Wide receiver Puka Nacua looks back to pre-injury form, taking a wide receiver screen 22 yards to the house to put Los Angeles up 14-0.
Lions quarterback Jared Goff hits running back Jahmyr Gibbs for a 14-yard touchdown pass. Detroit up early with head coach Dan Campbell calling offensive plays instead of offensive coordinator John Morton.
Houston overcame a 19-point fourth quarter deficit, 29-10, to win 36-29. The Texans outscored the Jaguars 26-0 in the fourth quarter, including a strip-sack, fumble recovery touchdown at the buzzer. The Texans were previously 0-39 when trailing by 19 or more points when entering the fourth quarter. The comeback is Houston's second-biggest in franchise history.
Houston Texans backup up quarterback Davis Mills' 14-yard touchdown scramble gives Houston their first lead with 31 seconds left to play. Mills has thrown for 292 yards, two touchdowns and an interception on 27 of 45 passing. Texans edge rusher Danielle Hunter has 3.5 sacks, which ties his career high.
Aside from giving up an opening-drive touchdown, the Ravens defense showed up big time to lift the team to their third straight win. Baltimore intercepted J.J. McCarthy twice and forced a fumble on a kickoff -- and it did enough on offense against Brian Flores' stout defense to hold on for the victory. Meanwhile, Minnesota falls to 4-5 on the season.
