Overview
- Arizona’s Emari Demercado had a 72-yard score overturned to a touchback on review for losing the ball at the goal line, and Tennessee won on a walk-off field goal to end a 10-game skid.
- Cleveland fell 21-17 to Minnesota in London, where rookie Dillon Gabriel showed promise but late-game management drew criticism as Carson Wentz went 9-for-9 and hit Jordan Addison for the winner.
- Philadelphia’s offensive slide is being tied primarily to a compromised line, with Cam Jurgens still recovering from back surgery and Landon Dickerson banged up, as a pass-heavy plan left Saquon Barkley with just six carries in the loss to Denver.
- Flags loomed large across the league, highlighted by a roughing-the-kicker call on the Chargers’ Marlowe Wax that erased a 57-yard punt return touchdown and helped Washington flip momentum.
- Teams are reevaluating play-calling, special-teams discipline and depth charts this week, with analysts also pointing to Philadelphia’s lagging pass rush as a growing concern.