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Pittsburgh Steelers 34-32 New York Jets

Aaron Rodgers New York Jets. Chris Boswell scored a 60-yard shot with one minute remaining. The Jets, who lost the game in coach Aaron Glenn’s debut, had a chance to get the ball back with 56 seconds left, drove a potential victory shot to score. In fourth and third, Justin Fields was associated with Garrett Wilson, which could have been the first time falling down – but Jalen Ramsey hit the Jets’ catcher who couldn’t catch the ball. Fields also faced his former team, running two touchdowns and throwing another touchdown. Rodgers had 22 yards in 30 yards and four TD passes in 244 yards.

Miami Dolphins 8–33 Indianapolis Colts

Daniel Jons threw a touchdown pass and ran twice in his Indianapolis debut, leading the host Colts to a Miami Dolphins victory.

Jones won Anthony Richardson in the preseason, who finished 22 of 22 passes for 29 yards, while the Colts forced three early turnovers to score 30 points. The Colts scored on all seven properties, while the Dolphins’ first four properties flipped the ball over, resulting in 17 Indianapolis points. Tua Tagovailoa was responsible for all three giveaways, made two interceptions and lost a turnover in Kenny Moore II’s strip bag, which was recovered by former Dolphin safe Xavien Howard.

New York Giants 6–21 Washington Commander

Jayden Daniels threw 233 yards and a touchdown shot, and Deebo Samuel scored in Washington’s debut, and the commander kept the New York Giants out of the finish line for a victory. In the NFC Championship, I saw 55 points for the last time in Philadelphia, and Washington’s defense had better time than the Giants. New York managed only 231 yards of offense, especially ineffective balls. Daron Payne had a sack that hit the third pass, and the commander never made Russell Wilson look comfortable in his first start in New York. Wilson scored 17 of 37 out of 168 yards.

Cincinnati Bengals 17–16 Cleveland Browns

Cincinnati’s defense received a slight victory for the Cleveland Browns. The Bangladeshi forced a second-half turnover under new coordinator Al Golden, which included an interception by DJ Turner, with 1:24 left. Cincinnati won the opening game for the first time since 2021. New Cleveland kicker Andre Szmyt missed two key kicks, including a potential game-winning shot. Joe Burrow completed 14 of 23 passes for a total of 113 yards and touchdowns. The Browns beat the Bangladeans 327-141, but the day was insufficient. Joe Flacco had 290 yards with touchdowns and two interceptions.

Las Vegas Raiders 20-13 New England Patriots

Geno Smith threw 362 yards for a touchdown, rookie Ashton Jeanty rushed into his first professional touchdown, and the Las Vegas Raiders suddenly beat the New England Patriots. Brock Bowers clutched 5 catches for 103 yards before leaving in the fourth quarter with a knee injury. Jakobi Meyers added eight catches to 97 yards. Maxx Crosby and Malcolm Koonce also added sacks to help Pete Carroll become the Raiders’ first victory.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 23–20 Atlanta Falcons

Rookie Emeka Egbuka scored two touchdown passes, including a 25-yard forward with 59 seconds left, and Tampa Bay lost the lead in the Atlanta marathon, beating the Falcons in a dramatic game. After Baker Mayfield’s 25-yard pass to Egbuka, the extra score Chase McLaughlin missed allowed the Falcons to open the game with a shot-scoring overtime. Michael Penix Jr moved the Falcons into the last minute and scored a goal. Younghoe Koo is wide at 44 yards.

Carolina Panthers 10–26 Jacksonville Jaguars

Trevor Lawrence threw a touchdown pass, Travis Etienne ran 143 yards, and the Jacksonville Jaguars beat the Carolina Panthers to make their new regime debut victory. Brian Thomas Jr also ran a score for Jacksonville, who controlled two scrimmages and kept Lawrence upright all afternoon. The game was postponed for nearly 90 minutes due to lightning strikes nearby. Bryce Young stands out from another season stink. He has a TD leading to Chuba Hubbard, two interceptions and one turnover. He also made a gripper throw from the back of the finishing area in Game 4.

Arizona Cardinals 20-13 New Orleans Saints

Kyler Murray NFL Head coach.

Murray had only 163 yards at 21 in 29, but his scoring passes gave Marvin Harrison Jr and James Conner a huge role for the Cardinals, who scored 8-9 last season. Spencer Rattler finished 27 of 27 yards in 45 yards with 214 yards, Moore had no touchdowns, and Moore was hired by New Orleans after serving as Philadelphia’s offensive coordinator in the Super Bowl Championship last season. The Saints, 5-12, were given 13 free throws for 89 yards last season as their six-game winning streak of NFL in the season opener was about to end.