The Bengals upended the visiting Titans 31-20; it was only the second time in the past two seasons Cincinnati held a 10+ point halftime lead.

On a very windy day in Cleveland, Las Vegas beat the Browns 16-6; Raiders RB Josh Jacobs became the team's first with 30+ carries in a game since Darren McFadden in 2012. Browns WR Jarvis Landry ran his streak of games with two-plus receptions to 103, 5th-most since 1950.

The host Chiefs spanked the Jets 35-9; New York, now 0-8, has not scored in nine consecutive second-half quarters. Their -144 point differential is the NFL's worst ever through eight games, and all their losses are by seven-plus points—last "accomplished" by the 1984 Oilers.

Indianapolis won in Detroit 41-21, as Colts QB Philip Rivers became the 6th with 61,000 passing yards. In the defeat, Lions ST Miles Killebrew blocked Rigoberto Sanchez's punt, Detroit's first blocked punt since 2007.

Visiting Minnesota survived at Green Bay, 28-22; Vikings RB Dalvin Cook became the first since the merger to score on his team's first four possessions. He also became only the 4th RB with multiple 150+ rush yard games against the Packers (Barry Sanders, Walter Payton and Adrian Peterson are the others). Cook is only the third Viking to score four TD's in one game.

The visiting Chargers let their 5th double-digit lead of the year disappear in losing to Denver 31-30. Still, QB Justin Herbert tied Deshaun Watson's rookie record for touchdown passes through six stars (15). Herbert also became the first rookie QB in the Super Bowl era with an 85+ rating in his first six games started.

New Orleans pulled out an overtime win at Chicago 26-23. Saints RB Alvin Kamara became their first player with six consecutive 100+ scrimmage yard games since Deuce McCallister in 2003.

The host Seahawks defeated the 49ers 37-27, as QB Russell Wilson threw his 26 TD pass thru seven games. Only Tom Brady in 2007 (27) has thrown more. Wilson also became the third with 250+ touchdown passes in his first nine seasons (Peyton Manning, Dan Marino).

On Sunday Night Football, Dallas fell at Philadelphia 23-9. The Cowboys didn't score a TD in successive games for the fourth time in their history, and their 10 or fewer points in three consecutive games ties their longest such futility streak ever. Still, CB Trevon Diggs became the first Dallas rookie with two picks in a game since Sean Lee in 2010.

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