Notes:

• Despite having to start third-string rookie quarterback Jacoby Brissett, New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick created a masterful game plan that flattened the Houston Texans 27-0.
• The Buffalo Bills upset the Arizona Cardinals 33-18.
• The Minnesota Vikings advanced to 3-0 by defeating the Carolina Panthers 22-10.
• Denver Broncos QB Trevor Siemian threw four touchdowns and no interceptions during the Broncos’ 29-17 victory over the Cincinnati Bengals.
• Behind QB Aaron Rodgers’s four touchdowns, the Green Bay Packers edged the Detroit Lions 34-27
• The Baltimore Ravens are still undefeated after defeating the Jacksonville Jaguars 19-17.
• The Miami Dolphins edged the Cleveland Browns 30-24 in overtime.
• The Washington Redskins mounted a comeback and defeated the New York Giants 29-27.
• The Oakland Raiders edged the Tennessee Titans 17-10.
• The Seattle Seahawks flattened the San Francisco 49ers 37-18.
• The Los Angeles Rams advanced to 2-1 by defeating the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
• The Indianapolis Colts edged the San Diego Chargers 26-22.
• The New York Jets sunk to 1-2 with a 24-3 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs.
• The Philadelphia Eagles remain undefeated after flattening the Pittsburgh Steelers 34-3.
• The Dallas Cowboys defeated the Chicago Bears 31-17.
• The Atlanta Falcons outpaced the New Orleans Saints 45-32.

Headlines:

• The Buffalo Bills lost to the New York Jets 37-31 and fired offensive coordinator Greg Roman the next day.
• The Carolina Panthers surged late and defeated the San Francisco 49ers 46-27.
• The Baltimore Ravens overcame a 20-point lead and defeated the Cleveland Browns 25-20.
• The Tennessee Titans edged the Detroit Lions 16-15.
• The Houston Texans advanced to 2-0 by defeating the Kansas City Chiefs 19-12.
• The Miami Dolphins’ comeback bid fell short during their 31-24 loss to the New England Patriots.
• The New York Giants contained the New Orleans Saints’ offense during their 16-13 victory.
• The Pittsburgh Steelers downed a division foe, the Cincinnati Bengals, 24-16.
• The Dallas Cowboys edged the Washington Redskins 27-23.
• The Arizona Cardinals trounced the Tampa Bay Buccaneers 40-7.
• The Los Angeles Rams notched their first win in LA by defeating the Seattle Seahawks 9-3.
• The Denver Broncos’ defense scored two touchdowns during the Broncos’ 34-20 victory over the Indianapolis Colts.
• The Atlanta Falcons upset the Oakland Raiders 35-28.
• The Jacksonville Jaguars stumbled to a 38-14 loss to the San Diego Chargers.
• In his first start with the team, quarterback Sam Bradford led the Minnesota Vikings to a 17-14 victory over the Green Bay Packers.
• Philadelphia Eagles rookie QB Carson Wentz is now 2-0 as a starter after the Eagles defeated the Chicago Bears 29-14.

Notes:

• The Denver Broncos downed the Carolina Panthers 21-20 behind running back CJ Anderson’s two-touchdown performance.
• Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Jameis Winston threw four touchdowns during the Bucs’ 31-24 victory over the Falcons.
• The Baltimore Ravens kept the Buffalo Bills in check during their 13-7 victory.
• The Houston Texans defeated the Chicago Bears 23-14.
• The Green Bay Packers edged the Jacksonville Jaguars 27-23.
• The Kansas City Chiefs overcame a 21-point third quarter deficit to defeat the San Diego Chargers 33-27 in overtime.
• Oakland Raiders head coach Jack Del Rio’s gutsy decision to attempt a two-point conversion was the difference in the Raiders’ 35-34 victory over the New Orleans Saints.
• Despite allowing seven sacks, the Cincinnati Bengals defeated the New York Jets 23-22.
• Philadelphia Eagles rookie QB Carson Wentz had a great NFL debut as the Eagles defeated the Cleveland Browns 29-10.
• The Minnesota Vikings downed the Tennessee Titans 25-16.
• The Seattle Seahawks narrowly defeated the Miami Dolphins 12-10.
• The New York Giants maintained their lead and defeated the Dallas Cowboys 20-19.
• The Detroit Lions outpaced the Indianapolis Colts 39-35.
• Despite Tom Brady’s suspension, the New England Patriots defeated the Arizona Cardinals 23-21.
• The Pittsburgh Steelers trounced the Washington Redskins 38-16.
• The San Francisco 49ers flattened the Los Angeles Rams 28-0.