NFL: Dolphins 22, Colts 24
Jonathan Taylor and Seth McGowan combined to rush for 160 yards as the Colts used a rushing attack to hold off the Dolphins on Sunday and put an end to their five-game losing streak.
Jonathan Taylor and Seth McGowan combined to rush for 160 yards as the Colts used a rushing attack to hold off the Dolphins on Sunday and put an end to their five-game losing streak.
Quinshon Judkins barreled into the end zone from five yards out with 53 seconds remaining to rally the Browns to a stunning win over the Texans on Sunday. Deshaun Watson passed for 312 yards and ran in a TD against his former team, helping Cleveland come back from a 17-point deficit to earn their first 4-0 start at home since 1963.
Ryan Fitzgerald drilled the game-winning field goal from 54 yards out as time expired to lift the Panthers past the Saints and to the top of NFC South. Canadian Chuba Hubbard rumbled for 92 yards and two touchdowns on the ground and had five catches for 80 yards receiving for Carolina, which snapped a three-game losing streak.
Josh Allen connected with D.J. Moore on a long touchdown and James Cook churned out 157 yards on the ground, which was capped by a late 74-yard rushing score, as the Bills beat the Jets on Sunday to win their fifth consecutive game and improve to 8-1 on the season.
Trevor Lawrence threw for 352 yards and three touchdown passes, Parker Washington had a big day with seven catches for 152 yards and a score, and the Jaguars offence remained red-hot with its fourth consecutive 30+ point performance in a road win over the Titans on Sunday.
Patrick Mahomes shook off any injury concerns with five touchdown passes to lead the Chiefs to a big road win over the fading Falcons on Sunday. Josh Downs caught a TD in his debut for Kansas City while Emmett Johnson, starting in place of the injured Kenneth Walker III, racked up 171 all-purpose yards and two receiving scores.
This week's NFL Canada Way to Play award winner is Leeland Mozill of Ernest Manning Highschool after the lineman showed off his running back ability on a tip-drill touchdown return.
Amon-Ra St. Brown caught two touchdown passes in his German homecoming and Jahmyr Gibbs ran for 153 yards and two scores as the Lions lit up the Patriots, who lost quarterback Drake Maye to an ankle injury on their opening drive Sunday. Detroit has won five straight games to improve to 7-2 on the season.
Kirk Cousins tossed two touchdown passes to lead the Vikings to a road win over the rival Packers only days after being re-acquired in a trade from the Raiders. Minnesota forced four turnovers to support Cousins on Sunday as the NFC North-leading Vikings snapped a two-game slide and halted Green Bay's red-hot run.
Chiefs running back Kenneth Walker III has been ruled out of Sunday's game against the Falcons with a groin injury. Walker suffered the injury in practice on Thursday, but it's reportedly not expected to be a long-term problem.
Stephen Holder previews the Colts' matchup against the Dolphins with new faces on offence post the NFL trade deadline.
Jamison Hensley provides an update on Lamar Jackson's thumb injury post surgery, projecting a potential return as early as Week 16.
Mike Kaye previews the Panthers' matchup against the Saints as the true second half of the NFL season begins.
Chiefs head coach Andy Reid delivers an injury update on running back Kenneth Walker III.
Get ready for another exciting week of football as Week 10 of the NFL season continues with an electric slate on Sunday. The Rush is presented by RedZone.
The Bengals and Steelers take four-game winning streaks into a rivalry matchup in Cincinnati on Sunday Night Football. Stopping Joe Burrow is no easy task right now, but Jesse Palmer details how Pittsburgh can pull off the upset and take over top spot in the AFC North.
Sarah Shaw and Daniel Oyefusi previews the Browns-Texans matchup and how C.J. Stroud will fare against Cleveland's defence.
Stephen A. Smith is not having Marcus Spears' Cowboys optimism.
ESPN's Stephen A. Smith says that head coach John Harbaugh should be ashamed of himself after the Giants' loss to the Commanders on Thursday night.
ESPN's 'Get Up' discusses if the Los Angeles Rams' playoff hopes are over after wide receiver Puka Nacua's injury.
Donte Whitner says Jameis Winston is clearly just trying to go viral and says he'd cut the quarterback right now if he were GM of the Giants.
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