The Arizona Cardinals stunned the Dallas Cowboys with a thrilling 33-30 overtime victory on Sunday. Chad Ryland kicked a decisive 42-yard field goal after missing a potential game-winner just moments earlier. This win marked the Cardinals' fifth consecutive victory over the Cowboys and improved their record to 5-0 at AT&T Stadium since it opened in 2009.

The Cowboys (3-5) held a two-touchdown lead early in the fourth quarter but faltered in the final moments. Despite a strong defensive performance, they allowed the Cardinals (3-5) to tie the game with Gardner Minshew’s 14-yard touchdown pass to Michael Wilson with just six seconds left.

In another matchup, the Buffalo Bills dominated the Baltimore Ravens 36-10. Josh Allen set a franchise record for career touchdown passes while capitalizing on multiple injuries to Ravens quarterbacks, including Lamar Jackson, who may require surgery on his injured thumb, potentially ending his season.

The Detroit Lions handed the previously unbeaten Minnesota Vikings their first loss with a 19-15 victory, thanks to Jared Goff’s late touchdown pass to Jameson Williams. The Lions improved to 5-2, winning their third straight game.

In a surprising game, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers defeated the Atlanta Falcons 16-0 despite Baker Mayfield failing to complete a pass, marking a historic performance with zero completions in a game.

The Pittsburgh Steelers continued their dominance over the Cleveland Browns, winning 27-6 with Jaylen Warren leading the charge on his birthday.

The Cincinnati Bengals also triumphed in a nail-biter against the Tennessee Titans, winning 43-36 in overtime, while the Jacksonville Jaguars overwhelmed the Indianapolis Colts 42-7.

Lastly, the Las Vegas Raiders came back to defeat the New York Jets 38-33, ending their four-game losing streak.