NFL Roundup: Little hits 57-yard FG late as Jaguars edge Eagles in London

JAGUARS 19, EAGLES 17

In London, Cam Little kicked a 57-yard field goal as time expired and the Jacksonville Jaguars beat the Philadelphia Eagles 19-17 after Ameer Abdullah’s 53-yard kickoff return left one second left in a wild finish at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Sunday. Philadelphia, which slipped to 2-3 for the first time since 2021, played without leading rusher Saquon Barkley and receiver DeVonta Smith and with a makeshift offensive line. Trevor Lawrence completed 24 of 39 passes for 331 yards and two touchdowns — both to Washington — along with an interception for the Jaguars (4-1).

TEXANS 26, TITANS 3

In Nashville, C.J. Stroud threw for 261 yards and a touchdown and ran for another score and Houston snapped its winless start to the season by routing Tennessee. This is the second straight season Houston (1-4) ended an opening winless skid by beating Tennessee. This time, the Texans forced two turnovers and Will Anderson Jr. had three of Houston’s four sacks. Ka’imi Fairbairn kicked four field goals with the Texans taking a 12-3 halftime lead.

VIKINGS 23, SAINTS 13

In New Orleans, Justin Jefferson highlighted his return to Minnesota’s lineup with a leaping touchdown catch, Aaron Jones made up for an early fumble with a pivotal, fourth-quarter touchdown and the Vikings remained unbeaten with a victory over slumping New Orleans. Will Reichard made all three of his field-goal attempts from 40 or more yards for the Vikings (5-0), including a 55-yarder to put Minnesota up 10 in the fourth quarter and all but doom the Saints (1-4) to a third straight loss — all in the Superdome.

BENGALS 31, DOLPHINS 24

In Miami Gardens, Fla., Joe Burrow threw four touchdown passes, safety Jordan Battle had a pair of interceptions and Cincinnati beat Miami. Ja’Marr Chase had been questionable after suffering a concussion last week against Jacksonville, caught six passes for 77 yards, including a highlight-reel, one-handed 45-yard touchdown catch that made it 28-10. Burrow completed 23 of 32 passes for 190 yards and also threw touchdowns to tight ends Mike Gesicki and Tanner Hudson and running back Samaje Perine. The Bengals quarterback took advantage of the Dolphins’ young secondary, completing passes to nine different receivers.

PATRIOTS 45, RAIDERS 17

In Foxborough, Mass., Drake Maye threw for four touchdown passes and ran for another score, and New England rolled past Las Vegas. Maye was 26 of 34 for 374 yards passing in the second 300-yard game of his career. Two TDs went to Pop Douglas and one each to Hunter Henry and Kyle Williams. Rhamondre Stevenson added a scoring run. Maye is the first with back-to-back games of at least three TDs passing for New England since Tom Brady in 2018. It was also Maye’s first game this season without a turnover.

STEELERS 34, COLTS 22

In Pittsburgh, Jaylen Warren piled up 188 total yards and two long touchdowns — one rushing and one receiving — to lead Pittsburgh past Indianapolis. The Steelers (3-2) shook off a loss at Cleveland by relying on Warren and a defence that frequently bent but rarely broke. Aaron Rodgers completed 22 of 31 passes for 235 yards and three scores.

JETS 17, BROWNS 12

In East Rutherford, Braelon Allen ran 22 yards for the go-ahead touchdown late in the fourth quarter after New York recovered a fumbled punt snap and the Jets ended a three-game skid with a victory over Cleveland. Rookie David Bailey had three of New York’s eight sacks of Deshaun Watson, and Geno Smith had a touchdown pass to Garrett Wilson on the Jets’ first drive, helping snap the Browns’ three-game winning streak.

COMMANDERS 27, GIANTS 27 (OT)

In Landover, Md., Jayden Daniels took off on an ill-advised scramble in the closing seconds of overtime with the Commanders in field goal range and Washington was unable to stop the clock before time expired, settling for a tie with New York after both teams made critical mistakes in the extra period. Washington (1-3-1) got the ball with two minutes left in OT when Daron Payne stripped the ball from Cam Skattebo with the Giants in range for a game-ending field goal. Daniels quickly moved the Commanders to the Giants 24, but with 12 seconds left and Washington with no timeouts, he held onto the ball and went down for no gain. Washington lined up in a bid to spike the ball but the clock ticked down to zero and coach Dan Quinn ripped off his headset in disgust.

LIONS 45, CARDINALS 21

In Glendale, Ariz., Jared Goff threw three touchdown passes, Jahmyr Gibbs added 151 yards rushing and two more scores and Detroit shook off a slow start by scoring 31 straight points to roll past Arizona. Gibbs barrelled into the end zone on a one-yard run in the second quarter and added a three-yard TD run in the fourth, bouncing off the offensive line before reversing field and finding room to run. The three-time Pro Bowl selection has scored an NFL-record 58 touchdowns before his 25th birthday, passing Lions great Barry Sanders, who had 57. Arizona (1-4) has lost nine straight home games, a streak that’s lasted more than a year.

BRONCOS 23, CHARGERS 17

In Inglewood, Calif., Wil Lutz kicked a go-ahead 19-yard field goal with 5:07 remaining, lifting Denver over the winless and mistake-prone Los Angeles. Lutz’s 36-yarder with 1:08 left extended the lead and finished a run of 13 unanswered points in the fourth quarter for the Broncos (3-2). Denver earned its first division win and first victory at SoFi Stadium since 2023 with coach Sean Payton calling the plays. He took those duties away from offensive coordinator Davis Webb earlier in the week. The Broncos won without injured cornerbacks Pat Surtain II (ankle) and Riley Moss (ribs). The Chargers also started 0-5 in 2023, the year before coach Jim Harbaugh took over.