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OFFENSE Yards Rush Pass Dallas ................................. 460.8 164.3 296.5 Tampa Bay ......................... 423.4 99.1 324.3 Minnesota .......................... 414.2 127.8 286.3 Arizona .............................. 402.1 136.6 265.6 L.A. Rams ........................... 397.1 95.4 301.7 Atlanta ............................... 354.2 87.8 266.3 San Francisco ..................... 353.5 120.2 233.3 N.Y. Giants ......................... 352.3 91.7 260.6 Washington ....................... 349.6 119.0 230.6 Philadelphia ....................... 347.7 116.7 231.0 Green Bay .......................... 337.9 102.0 235.9 Detroit ............................... 334.4 98.3 236.1 New Orleans ...................... 330.4 135.0 195.4 Seattle ............................... 326.1 107.7 218.4 Carolina .............................. 318.8 104.0 214.8 Chicago .............................. 255.4 131.0 124.4 DEFENSE Yards Rush Pass Arizona .............................. 316.7 115.7 201.0 New Orleans ...................... 321.2 79.2 242.0 San Francisco ..................... 324.0 119.0 205.0 Green Bay .......................... 331.4 120.9 210.6 Tampa Bay ......................... 332.1 67.4 264.7 Carolina .............................. 337.3 120.7 216.7 Chicago .............................. 341.9 122.1 219.7 Minnesota .......................... 358.3 128.0 230.3 Philadelphia ....................... 360.7 133.0 227.7 Atlanta ............................... 362.7 112.2 250.5 N.Y. Giants ......................... 368.7 125.6 243.1 L.A. Rams ........................... 373.9 111.9 262.0 Dallas ................................. 381.2 86.2 295.0 Detroit ............................... 383.0 120.0 263.0 Washington ....................... 406.0 105.4 300.6 Seattle ............................... 414.7 134.1 280.6

PASSING ATT COM YDS TD INT Brady, TB ........................ 303 203 2275 21 3 Stafford, LAR ................. 241 167 2172 19 4 K.Murray, Ari.................. 223 164 2002 17 5 Prescott, Dal................... 216 158 1813 16 4 Goff, Det......................... 274 181 1773 86 Cousins, Min................... 239 166 1769 13 2 Jones, NYG ..................... 241 153 1727 54 Hurts, Phi........................ 242 148 1716 10 4 Aa.Rodgers, GB .............. 221 151 1710 15 3 Ryan, Atl......................... 244 166 1668 12 4 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG LG TD Elliott, Dal....................... 102 521 5.1 47 5 Henderson, LAR................ 96 417 4.3 29 4 Kamara, NO .................... 106 414 3.9 23t 1 Fournette, TB ................... 93 413 4.4 21 4 Gibson, Was ................... 103 408 4.0 27 3 Jones, GB.......................... 89 404 4.5 57 2 Edmonds, Ari.................... 68 397 5.8 54 0 Cook, Min.......................... 80 366 4.6 23 2 Pollard, Dal ....................... 61 366 6.0 28 1 Hurts, Phi.......................... 66 361 5.5 27 5 RECEIVING NO YDS AVG LG TD Kupp, LAR......................... 56 809 14.4 59 9 Adams, GB........................ 52 744 14.3 59 3 Samuel, SF........................ 38 648 17.1 79t 4 McLaurin, Was ................. 40 550 13.8 40t 4 Jefferson, Min.................. 41 542 13.2 37 3 Metcalf, Sea ..................... 33 537 16.3 84t 6 Godwin, TB ....................... 42 520 12.4 34 3 Moore, Car ........................ 38 507 13.3 39 2 Lamb, Dal.......................... 33 497 15.1 49t 4

OFFENSE Yards Rush Pass Kansas City ........................ 419.3 118.1 301.1 Baltimore ........................... 417.6 149.4 268.1 Buffalo ............................... 411.5 130.7 280.8 Cleveland ........................... 393.4 170.4 223.0 Las Vegas ........................... 393.3 85.4 307.9 Tennessee .......................... 382.4 155.4 227.0 L.A. Chargers ..................... 378.7 94.7 284.0 Cincinnati ........................... 369.6 106.9 262.7 Indianapolis ....................... 357.1 127.6 229.6 Jacksonville ....................... 356.0 121.8 234.2 New England ...................... 355.0 95.4 259.6 Denver ................................ 347.6 106.6 241.0 Pittsburgh .......................... 323.8 81.2 242.7 Miami ................................. 307.6 80.1 227.4 Houston ............................. 275.1 80.7 194.4 N.Y. Jets ............................ 272.3 72.0 200.3 DEFENSE Yards Rush Pass Buffalo ............................... 270.2 89.7 180.5 Cleveland ........................... 296.6 80.4 216.1 Denver ................................ 323.4 99.3 224.1 Cincinnati ........................... 339.9 94.0 245.9 New England ...................... 350.6 105.6 245.0 Pittsburgh .......................... 352.3 107.7 244.7 Las Vegas ........................... 354.0 131.3 222.7 Indianapolis ....................... 354.1 111.0 243.1 L.A. Chargers ..................... 364.3 162.5 201.8 Tennessee .......................... 376.9 103.3 273.6 Baltimore ........................... 382.3 86.1 296.1 Houston ............................. 392.0 145.7 246.3 N.Y. Jets ............................ 402.5 127.5 275.0 Kansas City ........................ 404.6 128.9 275.7 Jacksonville ....................... 412.2 114.3 297.8 Miami ................................. 414.9 117.7 297.1

PASSING ATT COM YDS TD INT Carr, Las.......................... 266 180 2269 12 5 Mahomes, KC.................. 277 187 2093 18 9 Burrow, Cin..................... 212 146 1956 17 8 Jackson, Bal.................... 225 146 1943 10 5 M.Jones, NE.................... 247 174 1779 96 Herbert, LAC................... 246 161 1778 14 4 Tannehill, Ten................. 229 149 1737 75 Allen, Buf........................ 230 149 1723 15 3 Bridgewater, Den ........... 231 162 1701 12 5 Wentz, Ind...................... 219 141 1695 11 1 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG LG TD Henry, Ten ...................... 191 869 4.6 76t 10 Taylor, Ind....................... 105 579 5.5 83 5 Mixon, Cin....................... 123 539 4.4 27 4 Chubb, Cle......................... 90 523 5.8 52t 4 Jackson, Bal...................... 76 480 6.3 31 2 J.Robinson, Jac................. 84 460 5.5 58 5 Harris, NE ......................... 95 437 4.6 35 5 Harris, Pit ....................... 102 388 3.8 20 2 Hunt, Cle........................... 69 361 5.2 33 5 Ekeler, LAC ....................... 73 356 4.9 20 4 RECEIVING NO YDS AVG LG TD Chase, Cin ......................... 35 754 21.5 82t 6 Hill, KC.............................. 52 641 12.3 75t 5 Brown, Bal ........................ 37 566 15.3 49t 6 Sutton, Den ...................... 38 539 14.2 55 2 Kelce, KC........................... 45 533 11.8 46t 4 Andrews, Bal .................... 37 516 13.9 41 3 Pittman, Ind...................... 35 508 14.5 57 2 Cooks, Hou........................ 45 502 11.2 52 1 Williams, LAC................... 33 498 15.1 72t 6

Packers, 6-1 PREVIOUS: 1
The winning streak is at six entering Thursday night’s showdown
with the Cardinals in Arizona. The Packers could be missing wide
receivers Davante Adams and Allen Lazard (reserve/covid-19 list).

Buccaneers, 6-1 PREVIOUS: 2
The Week 3 loss to the Rams spared the Bucs the pressure of
chasing a p erfect season. But they certainly look capable of
becoming a b ack-to-back Super Bowl winner.

Cardinals, 7-0 PREVIOUS: 3
If the Cardinals truly are the NFC’s — and perhaps the NFL’s — top
team, they’ll have their chance to prove it Thursday night against
the Packers.

Rams, 6-1 PREVIOUS: 4
The Rams allowed the Lions to hang around well into the fourth
quarter, but it always felt as though they would win. They have
another gimme, the Texans, before things get serious again.

Titans, 5-2 PREVIOUS: 7
The Titans have beaten both participants in last season’s AFC title
game (Bills, Chiefs) in consecutive weeks. How in the world did
this team lose to the Jets?

Cowboys, 5-1 PREVIOUS: 6
The Cowboys are in complete control of the NFC East; the biggest
issue is Dak Prescott’s calf injury. The immediate post-bye
schedule: the Vikings, Broncos and Falcons.

Bengals, 5-2 PREVIOUS: 9
First-place Bengals? Who knew? But this team is absolutely for
real. The victor y at Baltimore was thorough and convincing. Joe
Burrow and Ja’Marr Chase were terrific. The defense did its part.

Bills, 4-2 PREVIOUS: 8
The Bills, coming off their bye week, have a favorable upcoming
schedule, with games against the Dolphins, Jaguars and Jets.

Saints, 4-2 PREVIOUS: 10
The Saints weren’t explosive on offense Monday night in Seattle,
but they have their first two-game winning steak of the season.

Ravens, 5-2 PREVIOUS: 5
The Ravens have relied too much on Lamar Jackson providing
superhuman efforts and pulling out improbable wins. It caught up
to them Sunday against the Bengals.

Browns, 4-3 PREVIOUS: 12
The damage to Ba ker Mayfield’s (non-throwing) left shoulder is
worrisome. How effective will he be if and when he returns?

Raiders, 5-2 PREVIOUS: 15
Rich Bisaccia deserves plenty of credit because the team wasn’t
playing all that well immediately before Jon Gruden’s exit.
Perhaps the Raiders still can be a factor in the wide-open AFC.

Chargers, 4-2 PREVIOUS: 13
The Charge rs’ la ck of competitiveness in the lopsided pre-bye loss
at Baltimore raised serious questions. Sunday’s game at home
against the Patriots could be telling.

Vikings, 3-3 PREVIOUS: 14
Can the Vikings sustain their pre-bye momentum with the
Cowboys, Ravens, Chargers and Packers coming up?

Falcons, 3-3 PREVIOUS: 19
The Falcons quietly have repaired their season with victories over
the Jets and Dolphins sandwic hed around their bye week.

Steelers, 3-3 PREVIOUS: 16
The St eelers’ season still has possibilities. The next few weeks
could be telling.
17. Patriots, 3-4 PREVIOUS: 20
The Patriots are 2-0 against the Jets — and 1-4 against everyone
else. Now the challenge is to win two games in a row.
18. Colts, 3-4 PREVIOUS: 24
Things are looking up for Carson Wentz and the Colts. They don’t
seem to be quite on the level of the Titans, but they are
Tennessee’s only viable competition in the division race.
19. Chiefs, 3-4 PREVIOUS: 11
This isn’t a great team playing poorly. It’s simply not a very good
team. The Chiefs can’t even keep a game close. There’s still time
to turn this around, but it does not look good right now.
20. 49ers, 2-4 PREVIOUS: 17
This is beginning to get ugly, with four straight losses following a 2-
0 start. Trey Lance could return to practice this week, but Jimmy
Garoppolo remains the starter... for now.
21. Bears, 3-4 PREVIOUS: 18
The Bears had no chance in Sunday’s loss at Tampa Bay. They
should stick with rookie Justin Fields unless his long-term
development is being hindered.
22. Giants, 2-5 PREVIOUS: 28
The Giants managed to upend the Panther s on Sunday, and now
they c an feel a little better about themselves for a f ew days.
23. Eagles, 2-5 PREVIOUS: 21
Jalen Hurts played fine in the defeat at Las Vegas, but the loss was
the Eagles’ fifth in their past six games. At least the Lions are up
next. That should provide a temporary reprieve.
24. Panthers, 3-4 PREVIOUS: 22
The Panthers, with four straight losses, simply are not the same
team without Christian McCaffrey. Their desperation apparently
led to a renewed push to try to trade for Deshaun Watson.
25. Broncos, 3-4 PREVIOUS: 23
Remember when the Broncos were 3-0? After an 0-4 skid, no one
else does, either. Coach Vic Fangio’s job security is an issue.
26. Seahawks, 2-5 PREVIOUS: 25
Another late-game chance to get a win slipped from the
Seahawks’ grasp Monday night. This is what it looks like when an
indispensable player such as Russell Wilson is not available.
27. Washington, 2-5 PREVIOUS: 26
Score the touchdown, then do the Lambeau leap. But nothing is
ever that simple with this once-again-irrelevant team.
28. Jaguars, 1-5 PREV IOUS: 29
Just when the Jaguars were flourishing, with the victory over th e
Dolphins in London to halt their 20-game losing streak, along
came their bye week to interrupt all that positive energy.
29. Jets, 1-5 PREVIOUS: 27
The Jets gave up 54 points and lost Zach Wilson (and the game) at
New England. Monday’s trade for Joe Flacco does not seem like a
cure-all.
30. Dolphins, 1-6 PREVIOUS: 30
If they’re going to trade for Watson, it had better be with next
season — a nd beyond — i n mind.
31. Texans, 1-6 PREVIOUS: 31
The o nly rea son to pay any attention to the Texans is their
decision on whether to trade Watson.
32. Lions, 0-7 PREVIOUS: 32
The Lions did manage to have a fourth-quarter lead over the Rams
before succumbing.

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DALLAS (5-1)
September
9: L 29-31 at Tampa Bay
19: W 20-17 at L.A. Chargers
27: W 41-21 Philadelphia
October
3: W 36-28 Carolina
10: W 44-20 N.Y. Giants
17: W 35-29 at New England
24: Bye
31: at Minnesota
November
7: Denver
14: Atlanta
21: at Kansas City
25: Las Vegas
December
2: at New Orleans
12: at Washington
19: at N.Y. Giants
26: Washington
January
2: Arizona
9: at Philadelphia
NEW YORK (2-5)
September
12: L 13-27 Denver
16: L 2 9-30 at Washington
26: L 14-17 Atlanta
October
3: W 2 7-21 at New Orleans
10: L 20-44 at Dallas
17: L 11-38 L.A. Rams
24: W 25-3 Carolina
November
1: at Kansas City
7: Las Vegas
14: Bye
22: at Tampa Bay
28: Philadelphia
December
5: at Miami
12: at L.A. Chargers
19: Dallas
26: at Philadelphia
January
2: at Chicago
9: Washington

PHILADELPHIA (2-5) September 12: W 32-6 at Atlanta 19: L 11-17 San Fran. 27: L 21-41 at Dallas October 3: L 30-42 Kansas City 10: W 21-18 at Carolina 14: L 22-28 Tampa Bay 24: L 22-33 at Las Vegas 31: at Detroit November 7: L.A. Chargers 14: at Denver 21: New Orleans 28: at N.Y. Giants December 5: at N.Y. Jets 12: Bye 19: Washington 26: N.Y. Giants January 2: at Washington 9: Dallas WASHINGTON (2-5) September 12: L 16-20 L.A. Chargers 16: W 30-29 N.Y. Giants 26: L 21-43 at Buffalo October 3: W 34-30 at Atlanta 10: L 22-33 New Orleans 17: L 13-31 Kansas City 24: L 10-24 at Green Bay 31: at Denver November 7: Bye 14: Tampa Bay 21: at Carolina 29: Seattle December 5: at Las Vegas 12: Dallas 19: at Philadelphia 26: at Dallas January 2: Philadelphia 9: at N.Y. Giants

NFC East

CHICAGO (3-4)
September
12: L 14-34 at L.A. Rams
19: W 20-17 Cincinnati
26: L 6-26 at Cleveland
October
3: W 24-14 Detroit
10: W 20-9 at Las Vegas
17: L 14-24 Green Bay
31: San Fran.
November
8: at Pittsburgh
14: Bye
21: Baltimore
25: at Detroit
December
5: Arizona
12: at Green Bay
20: Minnesota
26: at Seattle
January
2: N.Y. Giants
9: at Minnesota
DETROIT (0-7)
September
12: L 33-41 San Fran.
20: L 17-35 at Green Bay
26: L 17-19 Baltimore
October
3: L 14-24 at Chicago
10: L 17-19 at Minnesota
17: L 11-34 Cincinnati
24: L 19-28 at L.A. Rams
31: Philadelphia
November
7: Bye
14: at Pittsburgh
21: at Cleveland
25: Chicago
December
5: Minnesota
12: at Denver
19: Arizona
26: at Atlanta
January
2: at Seattle
9: Green Bay

GREEN BAY (6-1) September 12: L 3-38 at New Orleans 20: W 35-17 Detroit 26: W 30-28 at San Fran. October 3: W 27-17 Pittsburgh 10: W 25-22 at Cincinnati 17: W 24-14 at Chicago 24: W 24-10 Washington 28: at Arizona November 7: at Kansas City 14: Seattle 21: at Minnesota 28: L.A. Rams December 5: Bye 12: Chicago 19: at Baltimore 25: Cleveland January 2: Minnesota 9: at Detroit MINNESOTA (3-3) September 12: L 24-27 at Cincinnati 19: L 33-34 at Arizona 26: W 30-17 Seattle October 3: L 7-14 Cleveland 10: W 19-17 Detroit 17: W 34-28 at Carolina 24: Bye 31: Dallas November 7: at Baltimore 14: at L.A. Chargers 21: Green Bay 28: at San Fran. December 5: at Detroit 9: Pittsburgh 20: at Chicago 26: L.A. Rams January 2: at Green Bay 9: Chicago

NFC North

ATLANTA (3-3)
September
12: L 6-32 Philadelphia
26: W 17-14 at N.Y. Giants
October
3: L 30-34 Washington
10: W 27-20 N.Y. Jets
17: Bye
24: W 30-28 at Miami
31: Carolina
November
7: at New Orleans
14: at Dallas
18: New England
28: at Jacksonville
December
5: Tampa Bay
12: at Carolina
19: at San Fran.
26: Detroit
January
2: at Buffalo
9: New Orleans
CAROLINA (3-4)
September
12: W 19-14 N.Y. Jets
19: W 26-7 New Orleans
23: W 24-9 at Houston
October
3: L 28-36 at Dallas
10: L 18-21 Philadelphia
17: L 28-34 Minnesota
24: L 3-25 at N.Y. Giants
31: at Atlanta
November
7: New England
14: at Arizona
21: Washington
28: at Miami
December
5: Bye
12: Atlanta
19: at Buffalo
26: Tampa Bay
January
2: at New Orleans
9: at Tampa Bay

NEW ORLEANS (4-2) September 12: W 38-3 Green Bay 19: L 7-26 at Carolina 26: W 28-13 at New England October 3: L 21-27 N.Y. Giants 10: W 33-22 at Washington 17: Bye 25: W 13-10 at Seattle 31: Tampa Bay November 7: Atlanta 14: at Tennessee 21: at Philadelphia 25: Buffalo December 2: Dallas 12: at N.Y. Jets 19: at Tampa Bay 27: Miami January 2: Carolina 9: at Atlanta TAMPA BAY (6-1) September 9: W 31-29 Dallas 19: W 48-25 Atlanta 26: L 24-34 at L.A. Rams October 3: W 19-17 at New England 10: W 45-17 Miami 14: W 28-22 at Philadelphia 24: W 38-3 Chicago 31: at New Orleans November 7: Bye 14: at Washington 22: N.Y. Giants 28: at Indianapolis December 5: at Atlanta 12: Buffalo 19: New Orleans 26: at Carolina January 2: at N.Y. Jets 9: Carolina

NFC South

ARIZONA (7-0)
September
12: W 38-13 at Tennessee
19: W 34-33 Minnesota
26: W 31-19 at Jacksonville
October
3: W 37-20 at L.A. Rams
10: W 17-10 San Fran.
17: W 37-14 at Cleveland
24: W 31-5 Houston
28: Green Bay
November
7: at San Fran.
14: Carolina
21: at Seattle
29: Bye
December
5: at Chicago
13: L.A. Rams
19: at Detroit
25: Indianapolis
January
2: at Dallas
9: Seattle
LOS ANGELES (6-1)
September
12: W 34-14 Chicago
19: W 27-24 at Indianapolis
26: W 34-24 Tampa Bay
October
3: L 20-37 Arizona
7: W 26-17 at Seattle
17: W 38-11 at N.Y. Giants
24: W 28-19 Detroit
31: at Houston
November
7: Tennessee
15: at San Fran.
22: Bye
28: at Green Bay
December
5: Jacksonville
13: at Arizona
19: Seattle
26: at Minnesota
January
2: at Baltimore
9: San Fran.

SAN FRANCISCO (2-4) September 12: W 41-33 at Detroit 19: W 17-11 at Philadelphia 26: L 28-30 Green Bay October 3: L 21-28 Seattle 10: L 10-17 at Arizona 18: Bye 24: L 18-30 Indianapolis 31: at Chicago November 7: Arizona 15: L.A. Rams 21: at Jacksonville 28: Minnesota December 5: at Seattle 12: at Cincinnati 19: Atlanta 23: at Tennessee January 2: Houston 9: at L.A. Rams SEATTLE (2-5) September 12: W 28-16 at Indianapolis 19: L 30-33 Tennessee 26: L 17-30 at Minnesota October 3: W 28-21 at San Fran. 7: L 17-26 L.A. Rams 17: L 20-23 at Pittsburgh 25: L 10-13 New Orleans 31: Jacksonville November 8: Bye 14: at Green Bay 21: Arizona 29: at Washington December 5: San Fran. 12: at Houston 19: at L.A. Rams 26: Chicago January 2: Detroit 9: at Arizona

NFC West

BUFFALO (4-2) September 12: L 16-23 Pittsburgh 19: W 35-0 at Miami 26: W 43-21 Washington October 3: W 40-0 Houston 10: W 38-20 at Kansas City 18: L 31-34 at Tennessee 24: Bye 31: Miami November 7: at Jacksonville 14: at N.Y. Jets 21: Indianapolis 25: at New Orleans December 6: New England 12: at Tampa Bay 19: Carolina 26: at New England January 2: Atlanta 9: N.Y. Jets MIAMI (1-6) September 12: W 17-16 at New England 19: L 0-35 Buffalo 26: L 28-31 at Las Vegas October 3: L 17-27 Indianapolis 10: L 17-45 at Tampa Bay 17: L 20-23 at Jacksonville 24: L 28-30 Atlanta 31: at Buffalo November 7: Houston 11: Baltimore 21: at N.Y. Jets 28: Carolina December 5: N.Y. Giants 12: Bye 19: N.Y. Jets 27: at New Orleans January 2: at Tennessee 9: New England

NEW ENGLAND (3-4) September 12: L 16-17 Miami 19: W 25-6 at N.Y. Jets 26: L 13-28 New Orleans October 3: L 17-19 Tampa Bay 10: W 25-22 at Houston 17: L 29-35 Dallas 24: W 54-13 N.Y. Jets 31: at L.A. Chargers November 7: at Carolina 14: Cleveland 18: at Atlanta 28: Tennessee December 6: at Buffalo 12: Bye 19: at Indianapolis 26: Buffalo January 2: Jacksonville 9: at Miami NEW YORK (1-5) September 12: L 14-19 at Carolina 19: L 6-25 New England 26: L 0-26 at Denver October 3: W 27-24 Tennessee 10: L 20-27 at Atlanta 17: Bye 24: L 13-54 at New England 31: Cincinnati November 4: at Indianapolis 14: Buffalo 21: Miami 28: at Houston December 5: Philadelphia 12: New Orleans 19: at Miami 26: Jacksonville January 2: Tampa Bay 9: at Buffalo

AFC East

BALTIMORE (5-2) September 13: L 27-33 at Las Vegas 19: W 36-35 Kansas City 26: W 19-17 at Detroit October 3: W 23-7 at Denver 11: W 31-25 Indianapolis 17: W 34-6 L.A. Chargers 24: L 17-41 Cincinnati 31: Bye November 7: Minnesota 11: at Miami 21: at Chicago 28: Cleveland December 5: at Pittsburgh 12: at Cleveland 19: Green Bay 26: at Cincinnati January 2: L.A. Rams 9: Pittsburgh CINCINNATI (5-2) September 12: W 27-24 Minnesota 19: L 17-20 at Chicago 26: W 24-10 at Pittsburgh 30: W 24-21 Jacksonville October 10: L 22-25 Green Bay 17: W 34-11 at Detroit 24: W 41-17 at Baltimore 31: at N.Y. Jets November 7: Cleveland 14: Bye 21: at Las Vegas 28: Pittsburgh December 5: L.A. Chargers 12: San Fran. 19: at Denver 26: Baltimore January 2: Kansas City 9: at Cleveland

CLEVELAND (4-3) September 12: L 29-33 at Kansas City 19: W 31-21 Houston 26: W 26-6 Chicago October 3: W 14-7 at Minnesota 10: L 42-47 at L.A. Chargers 17: L 14-37 Arizona 21: W 17-14 Denver 31: Pittsburgh November 7: at Cincinnati 14: at New England 21: Detroit 28: at Baltimore December 5: Bye 12: Baltimore 19: Las Vegas 25: at Green Bay January 3: at Pittsburgh 9: Cincinnati PITTSBURGH (3-3) September 12: W 23-16 at Buffalo 19: L 17-26 Las Vegas 26: L 10-24 Cincinnati October 3: L 17-27 at Green Bay 10: W 27-19 Denver 17: W 23-20 Seattle -x 24: Bye 31: at Cleveland November 8: Chicago 14: Detroit 21: at L.A. Chargers 28: at Cincinnati December 5: Baltimore 9: at Minnesota 19: Tennessee 26: at Kansas City January 3: Cleveland 9: at Baltimore

AFC North

HOUSTON (1-6) September 12: W 37-21 Jacksonville 19: L 21-31 at Cleveland 23: L 9-24 Carolina October 3: L 0-40 at Buffalo 10: L 22-25 New England 17: L 3-31 at Indianapolis 24: L 5-31 at Arizona 31: L.A. Rams November 7: at Miami 14: Bye 21: at Tennessee 28: N.Y. Jets December 5: Indianapolis 12: Seattle 19: at Jacksonville 26: L.A. Chargers January 2: at San Fran. 9: Tennessee INDIANAPOLIS (3-4) September 12: L 16-28 Seattle 19: L 24-27 L.A. Rams 26: L 16-25 at Tennessee October 3: W 27-17 at Miami 11: L 25-31 at Baltimore 17: W 31-3 Houston 24: W 30-18 at San Fran. 31: Tennessee November 4: N.Y. Jets 14: Jacksonville 21: at Buffalo 28: Tampa Bay December 5: at Houston 12: Bye 19: New England 25: at Arizona January 2: Las Vegas 9: at Jacksonville

JACKSONVILLE (1-5) September 12: L 21-37 at Houston 19: L 13-23 Denver 26: L 19-31 Arizona 30: L 21-24 at Cincinnati October 10: L 19-37 Tennessee 17: W 23-20 Miami 24: Bye 31: at Seattle November 7: Buffalo 14: at Indianapolis 21: San Fran. 28: Atlanta December 5: at L.A. Rams 12: at Tennessee 19: Houston 26: at N.Y. Jets January 2: at New England 9: Indianapolis TENNESSEE (5-2) September 12: L 13-38 Arizona 19: W 33-30 at Seattle 26: W 25-16 Indianapolis October 3: L 24-27 at N.Y. Jets 10: W 37-19 at Jacksonville 18: W 34-31 Buffalo 24: W 27-3 Kansas City 31: at Indianapolis November 7: at L.A. Rams 14: New Orleans 21: Houston 28: at New England December 5: Bye 12: Jacksonville 19: at Pittsburgh 23: San Fran. January 2: Miami 9: at Houston

AFC South

DENVER (3-4) September 12: W 27-13 at N.Y. Giants 19: W 23-13 at Jacksonville 26: W 26-0 N.Y. Jets October 3: L 7-23 Baltimore 10: L 19-27 at Pittsburgh 17: L 24-34 Las Vegas 21: L 14-17 at Cleveland 31: Washington November 7: at Dallas 14: Philadelphia 21: Bye 28: L.A. Chargers December 5: at Kansas City 12: Detroit 19: Cincinnati 26: at Las Vegas January 2: at L.A. Chargers 9: Kansas City KANSAS CITY (3-4) September 12: W 33-29 Cleveland 19: L 35-36 at Baltimore 26: L 24-30 L.A. Chargers October 3: W 42-30 at Philadelphia 10: L 20-38 Buffalo 17: W 31-13 at Washington 24: L 3-27 at Tennessee November 1: N.Y. Giants 7: Green Bay 14: at Las Vegas 21: Dallas 28: Bye December 5: Denver 12: Las Vegas 16: at L.A. Chargers 26: Pittsburgh January 2: at Cincinnati 9: at Denver

LAS VEGAS (5-2) September 13: W 33-27 Baltimore 19: W 26-17 at Pittsburgh 26: W 31-28 Miami October 4: L 14-28 at L.A. Chargers 10: L 9-20 Chicago 17: W 34-24 at Denver 24: W 33-22 Philadelphia 31: Bye November 7: at N.Y. Giants 14: Kansas City 21: Cincinnati 25: at Dallas December 5: Washington 12: at Kansas City 19: at Cleveland 26: Denver January 2: at Indianapolis 9: L.A. Chargers LOS ANGELES (4-2) September 12: W 20-16 at Washington 19: L 17-20 Dallas 26: W 30-24 at Kansas City October 4: W 28-14 Las Vegas 10: W 47-42 Cleveland 17: L 6-34 at Baltimore 24: Bye 31: New England November 7: at Philadelphia 14: Minnesota 21: Pittsburgh 28: at Denver December 5: at Cincinnati 12: N.Y. Giants 16: Kansas City 26: at Houston January 2: Denver 9: at Las Vegas

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