Week 2 in the NFL is nearly complete! After the Buffalo Bills and Miami Dolphins kicked off the week on Thursday night, we had an action-packed Sunday that included several surprising outcomes and some wild finishes.
The Saints, for example, routed the Cowboys behind four touchdowns by Alvin Kamara. The Cardinals also were on the right side of a blowout win, as Kyler Murray and Marvin Harrison Jr. ran circles around the Rams' defense. The Bengals and Chiefs, per usual, engaged in a back-and-forth affair that went down to the wire. The Chiefs prevailed on a walk-off field goal by Harrison Butker.
Below you can find all of Sunday's top plays in our one-stop shop for everything that happened in the NFL in Week 2. Scores, highlights, analysis, injuries, cool stats, you name it -- we'll be covering it all from first kickoff to the final whistle of the late games.
Thursday
Bills 31, Dolphins 10 (Takeaways)
Sunday
Chargers 26, Panthers 3 (Recap)
Saints 44, Cowboys 19 (Takeaways)
Buccaneers 20, Lions 16 (Recap)
Packers 16, Colts 10 (Recap)
Commanders 21, Giants 18 (Recap)
Jets 24, Titans 17 (Recap)
Vikings 23, 49ers 17 (Recap)
Raiders 26, Ravens 23 (Recap)
Browns 18, Jaguars 13 (Recap)
Seahawks 23, Patriots 20 (OT) (Recap)
Cardinals 41, Rams 10 (Recap)
Steelers 13, Broncos 6 (Recap)
Chiefs 26, Bengals 25 (Recap)
Texans 19, Bears 13 (Takeaways)
Monday
Falcons at Eagles, 8:15 p.m. (Preview)
Once again, a Chiefs-Bengals game came down to the wire. Like their last two matchups, the Chiefs won again as Harrison Butker delivered a walk-off, 51-yard FG. The FG was set up by a pass interference call against Cincinnati on the previous play. KC now 2-0, CIN now 0-2.
This roller coaster game has taken yet another turn. Shortly after taking the lead, the Bengals gave it up after Burrow's fumble was scooped up by Chamarri Conner, who ran it back 38 yards for the score. KC now up 23-22 with 14:40 left.
Jermaine Burton's first career grab -- a 47-yarder -- set up Joe Burrow's go-ahead TD pass as the Bengals have taken a 22-17 lead over the Chiefs. A rookie, Burton has replaced Tyler Boyd as the Bengals' No. 3 wideout.
A wild cat play resulted in a 49-completion from Bo Nix to Josh Reynolds, but Nix picked off two plays later by Cory Trice, a 2023 seventh-round pick who missed his entire rookie season after suffering a knee injury during last year's training camp. Steelers keep 10-0 lead.
Justin Fields threw a gorgeous 51-yard pass to Pickens in the first half, but a second holding call on Broderick Jones wiped the play out.
James Conner continues to find pay dirt. His most recent score extended the Cardinals' lead to 31-3 early in the second half. Conner is up to 95 yards and a touchdown on 22 carries. His 52 touchdown runs since 2018 is the third most in the NFL over that span (only Derrick Henry and Josh Allen have more).
Kansas City tied its matchup with Cincinnati when Patrick Mahomes hit Rashee Rice for a 44-yard scoring strike. Rice is coming off his 103-yard performance in last week's season-opening win over the Ravnes.
Pittsburgh's second drive against Denver was capped off by Justin Fields' touchdown pass to TE Darnell Washington. The score capped off a 12-play, 78-yard drive that included a big third-down conversion on a completion from Fields to George Pickens, a 13-yard run by Jaylen Warren, a 16-yard run by Fields and a 14-yard completion from Fields to TE Pat Freiermuth.
Well, it looks like the Cardinals have figured out how to get Marvin Harrison Jr. the ball more. He's already up to 130 yards and two touchdowns on four grabs. Arizona has roared out to a 21-0 lead. Kyler Murray with three touchdown passes already.
Cincinnati went for it on fourth down on the game's first drive in Kansas City. It paid off when Joe Burrow hit Mike Gesicki after a defender fell down. They play went for 37 yards, but Cincinnati had to settle for three after Burrow missed Gesicki on the left side and instead threw incomplete for Trenton Irvin on third and goal.
The Raiders stopped the Ravens' last-gasp attempt on the game's final play to hang on for arguably the weekend's biggest upset. Jackson apparently had Zay Flowers open on the opposite side of the field, but either didn't see him or didn't want to risk it. Ravens are 0-2 for the first time since 2015.
Marvin Harrison Jr.'s first career TD capped off the Cardinals' first drive in their Week 2 matchup against the Rams. Harrison had just one catch against Buffalo last week and Arizona was vocal about how they were going to get him more involved going forward. Cardinals strike early today after scoring 28 points in Week 1.
The Raiders aren't going away in Baltimore, as Davante Adams has tied the score with his one-yard TD catch from Gardner Minshew. It's been a vintage game from Adams, who at this point has nine grabs for 110 yards and a score.
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Braelon Allen scored his second touchdown of the game, the latest coming in the fourth quarter to give New York the late 24-17 lead. Allen has 33 yards and a touchdown on the ground and 23 yards receiving and another touchdown.
The Colts have made it a one-score game against the Packers thanks to an Anthony Richardson touchdown throw to Alec Pierce in the red zone. Not much time left, so the Colts defense will need to get off the field quickly.
Derrick Henry has helped extend Baltimore's lead thanks to a fourth quarter touchdown on a direct snap at the goal-line. Henry is up to 79 yards rushing to go along with that score.
The New York Giants have taken the lead thanks to a Daniel Jones touchdown to Wan'Dale Robinson. That put New York up 18-15, but failed to extend it further with a two-point conversion.
Vikings star receiver Justin Jefferson is questionable to return due to a quad injury, the team announced.
The New England Patriots have taken a 20-17 lead over the Seahawks thanks to a direct snap to running back Rhamondre Stevenson. The Patriots back has 75 yards on the ground on 17 carries to go along with that score.
Will Levis and wideout Calvin Ridley connected on a 40-yard touchdown pass to knot the game with the New York Jets at 17 all. Levis uncorked a deep ball down the right sideline, caught the ball at the two-yard line and rolled into the end zone.
49ers linebacker Fred Warner forced a fumble off Vikings running back Aaron Jones just as the back was about to cross the goal line to increase Minnesota's lead. Clutch play.
The broadcast noted that Kittle was being carted to the locker room for an IV. Fortunate it wasn't anything more serious.
For the fourth time today, Alvin Kamara has found the end zone. The Saints running back rushed for his fourth score of the afternoon on a first-and-goal situation from the Dallas seven-yard line. Kamara now has 87 yards and three touchdowns on the ground and two catches for 65 yards and another score.
David Montgomery and his one-yard touchdown run has given the Lions the lead with less than four minutes to play in the third quarter. The veteran back has 25 yards on the ground and has caught two passes for 11 yards thus far.
Brock Purdy threw an interception to the Vikings on a throw to Kyle Juszczyk, which was immediately met with a 10-yard touchdown throw by Sam Darnold to Nailor. That score puts the Vikings up over San Francisco, 20-7.
Make that FOUR sacks for Lions pass rusher Aidan Hutchinson! The Lions record is held by William Gay, who had 5.5 sacks against -- only enough -- the Bucs in 1983.
After a sluggish start, the new York Jets have taken a 14-10 lead over the Tennessee Titans. The latest score that has now put them on top came via a 26-yard touchdown reception from Aaron Rodgers to Breece Hall.
The Detroit Lions spurned what could've been a field goal opportunity in the closing seconds of the first half. After getting the ball down to the Bucs nine yard line, Jared Goff spiked the ball. However, there were too many men on the field and because the team did not have a timeout it caused a runoff on the clock to bring the game to halftime. At the break, the Lions trail Tampa Bay, 13-6.
The New York Giants have taken a 12-9 lead right before hafltime thanks to a red zone touchdown throw from Daniel Jones to rookie Malik Labers. This is the first touchdown of the first-round pick's career. In the opening half, Nabers has five catches for 73 yards and that touchdown.
