Cleveland beat visiting Buffalo 19-16, with help from 74 all-purpose yards from Kareem Hunt, playing his first game back from what amounted to a year-long suspension.

Kansas City fell to host Tennessee 35-32, as coach Andy Reid fell to 1-8 all-time vs. the Titans. In the 2Q, KC RT Mitchell Schwartz saw his 7,894 consecutive snap streak come to an end when his right knee was rolled up on. Schwartz, who has started 122 straight games, returned later.

Atlanta went into New Orleans and won 26-9. The Saints had not been held without a home TD since QB Drew Brees joined the team in 2006. Nine points also set a record low for the Brees/coach Sean Payton era.

In the battle of New York, the host Jets held off the Giants 34-27. Giants star RB Saquon Barkley carried 13 times...for one yard.

In Arizona's 30-27 loss at Tampa Bay, the good news was LB Chandler Jones' pair of sacks tying him with Shaq Barrett for the league lead (11.5). The bad news: the team finally lost its first fumble of the season, and QB Kyler Murray's 211-pass streak without an INT ended.
 

Miami got past host Indianapolis 16-12; Colts K Adam Vinatieri tied leader Morten Andersen with his 709th all-time field goal attempt.

RB Aaron Jones and the Packers defeated visiting Carolina 24-16. Jones became the first GB RB since Jim Taylor in 1962 with multiple three-TD games in one season. Panthers RB Christian McCaffrey moved within two yards (991/989) of Minnesota's Dalvin Cook for the league lead in rushing. 

QB Mason Rudolph led the Steelers to a 17-12 win over the visiting Rams; Rudolph became just the 9th QB to throw TD passes in each of his first seven starts.

At Dallas, Minnesota triumphed 28-24 over the Cowboys on Sunday Night Football, with Cook setting a Vikings 10-game record for scrimmage yards (1,415). 

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