The NFL Week 8 grades reveal a Sunday filled with unprecedented events, including teams making history in bizarre ways. Here’s a breakdown of the most notable performances:

• Buccaneers achieved a 16-0 victory over the Falcons without a single completed pass, marking the first time since 1974 a team won without throwing a completion. Baker Mayfield went 0-for-3, while the Falcons surrendered a franchise-record 324 rushing yards.

• The Ravens faced a tough loss against the Bills (36-10), forced to rely on undrafted rookie Joe Fagnano after injuries sidelined Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley. The Bills capitalized on the situation with a dominant defensive performance.

• In a shocking turn, the Cowboys lost to the Cardinals (33-30) after blowing a two-touchdown lead in the fourth quarter, an unprecedented event in their history.

• Steelers crushed the Browns (27-6), with Jaylen Warren rushing for 143 yards. The Steelers’ defense dominated, sacking Deshaun Watson eight times.

• The Bengals edged out the Titans (43-36) in a historic scorigami, with Joe Burrow throwing for over 450 yards and five touchdowns.

• Jaguars overwhelmed the Colts (42-7), showcasing Bayshul Tuten’s breakout performance as the team solidified their position in the division.

• Lastly, the Packers defeated the Panthers (27-19), as Bryce Young struggled under pressure, highlighting the Packers’ defensive prowess.

This week showcased the unpredictable nature of the NFL, with standout performances and shocking outcomes shaping the league’s landscape.