The NFL delivered another electrifying Sunday filled with close contests, with five teams maintaining their unbeaten status this season. A record 12 of the 14 games were decided by eight points or fewer, tying the league record for one-score games in a single day.

In a highly anticipated matchup, the Denver Broncos faced off against the Los Angeles Rams. After a dominant first half from the Rams, leading 16-0, the Broncos rallied back to level the score in the third quarter. The final moments featured three lead changes, highlighted by an interception returned for a touchdown by Talanoa Hufanga. Despite a strong drive from Matt Stafford, Hufanga intercepted again to secure a 30-26 victory for the Broncos.

Meanwhile, the Washington Commanders faced the Seattle Seahawks, who were riding a 12-game win streak. The Commanders, led by backup Marcus Mariota, initially surged to a 24-10 lead. The Seahawks tied it in the fourth quarter, but a crucial interception by Sam Darnold was returned for a touchdown by Kain Medrano, sealing a 33-31 win for Washington.

In Brazil, the Baltimore Ravens triumphed over the Dallas Cowboys in a thrilling match that saw multiple lead changes. With a last-second 56-yard field goal from Tyler Loop, the Ravens won 34-31, ensuring all four AFC North teams now sit at 2-1.

The Cleveland Browns, led by Deshaun Watson, managed a comeback against the Carolina Panthers, winning 21-18. Watson's performance has started to win over skeptical fans as they prepare to face the Pittsburgh Steelers, who also celebrated a much-needed victory, defeating the Cincinnati Bengals 30-27.