New England Patriots wide receiver Efton Chism III made a spectacular one-handed touchdown catch as they claimed a dramatic 29-26 road win over the Buffalo Bills. The Patriots entered the game 1-2 after an uneven start defined by turnovers from quarterback Drake Maye, who had two more in this one as he was intercepted and lost a fumble.And it looked as if the defending AFC champions would drop to 1-3 when Josh Allen found Keon Coleman for a 34-yard score to give the Bills a 26-21 lead.Yet Chism proved an unlikely hero for the Patriots, showing phenomenal body control to haul in Mayes throw on the run with a minute and 50 seconds remaining.Allen still had a chance to rescue the game for the Bills, but was intercepted by Craig Goodson as the Bills suffered their first defeat of the season.One of the teams expected to challenge to dethrone the Patriots in the AFC, the Baltimore Ravens, improved to 3-1 with a 24-18 defeat of the winless Tennessee Titans.However, the win may have come at a huge cost, as quarterback Lamar Jackson suffered an ankle injury and was seen leaving the stadium in a protective walking boot.Rams stun Eagles with fightbackThe Los Angeles Rams pulled off the best comeback of the season so far, recovering from a 10-point fourth-quarter deficit to beat the Philadelphia Eagles 24-20. Philadelphia seemingly had the game in complete control when the Eagles had the ball on the Rams two-yard line with eight minutes to go and the chance to extend the lead to 17 points.But a goal-line stand from the Rams set in motion an epic Eagles collapse, with a pair of touchdown runs from Kyren Williams sealing triumph for Los Angeles. Both teams are now 2-2.The Dallas Cowboys bounced back from their heartbreaking loss to the Ravens in Rio de Janeiro last week, winning a thrilling shootout with the Houston Texas as they prevailed 34-30 over their in-state rivals.Cowboys wideout CeeDee Lamb made an incredible 17 catches, his last a 12-yard touchdown grab that proved the decisive blow, with a Hail Mary from the Texans in the final seconds unsuccessful. The Texans drop to 0-4, well adrift of the AFC South-leading Jacksonville Jaguars, who are 3-1 after defeating the Cincinnati Bengals 22-17. The Cowboys, meanwhile, join their division rivals the Eagles at 2-2. But it is the New York Giants, despite being without starting quarterback Jaxson Dart for the remainder of the season, who lead the NFC East ahead of the Eagles and Cowboys.For the second successive week, the Giants won on a goal-line stand, Deonte Banks pick-six sealing a 36-24 win over the Arizona Cardinals that moved New York to 3-1. The Chicago Bears beat the New York Jets 23-12, though the Jets did end their 637-day wait for an interception, while the Green Bay Packers improved to 2-2 by holding on to claim a 17-14 road win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, who are now 0-4.Earlier in the first London game of the season, the Indianapolis Colts defeated the Washington Commanders 30-13. Commanders backup quarterback Marcus Mariota left the game with a knee injury. Topics Arizona Cardinals Baltimore Ravens Buffalo Bills Chicago Bears Cincinnati Bengals Dallas Cowboys Houston Texans Indianapolis Colts Jacksonville Jaguars New England Patriots New York Giants New York Jets NFL Tennessee Titans Washington Commanders Add us as a preferred source on Google If you enjoy reading this article, you can help support our independent football journalism by adding 101 Great Goals as a preferred source You Should Also Read Los Angeles Rams @ Philadelphia Eagles: Preview, prediction and odds Nicholas McGee 2nd October, 2026 Dallas Cowboys trade for Joey Porter Jr. after Pittsburgh Steelers contract standoff Mitch Fretton 1st October, 2026 NFL: J.J. McCarthy traded to New York Giants from Minnesota Vikings after Jaxson Dart injury Mitch Fretton 28th September, 2026 NFL: DeVon Achane suffers season-ending knee injury in major blow to Miami Dolphins Mitch Fretton 28th September, 2026 NFL Sunday round-up: Commanders stun Seahawks as Steelers beat Bengals in dramatic finish Cian Cheesbrough 27th September, 2026 Philadelphia Eagles @ Chicago Bears: Preview, prediction and odds Tom Rostance 27th September, 2026
