NFL Sunday Roundup: Vikings Stay Unbeaten, Broncos and Ravens Win Thrillers
Minnesota remained unbeaten, Denver stormed back on Sunday Night Football and Baltimore won on a last-second field goal. Here’s a game-by-game look at all 14 NFL games played Sunday, September 27, 2026.
Vikings 23, Buccaneers 16
Minnesota improved to 3–0 as Myles Price returned a punt 86 yards for a touchdown and Kyler Murray connected with Jordan Addison for a 41-yard score. Justin Jefferson left in the first half with an ankle injury. NFL 2026-27 Results & Scores
Broncos 30, Rams 26
Denver erased a 16–0 halftime deficit and won on Bo Nix’s 1-yard touchdown run with 47 seconds remaining. Talanoa Hufanga returned an interception 66 yards for a fourth-quarter touchdown, then intercepted Matthew Stafford again on the Rams’ final play. therams.com
Ravens 34, Cowboys 31
Tyler Loop’s 56-yard field goal as time expired gave Baltimore a dramatic victory in Rio de Janeiro. Lamar Jackson threw a late touchdown pass to rookie tight end Matt Hibner during the back-and-forth finish. Baltimore improved to 2–1, while Dallas fell to 1–2. baltimoreravens.com
Lions 31, Jets 24
Jahmyr Gibbs scored three touchdowns—two rushing and one receiving—to lead Detroit past New York. Gibbs finished with 99 rushing yards and 65 receiving yards. Chuck Clark’s late sack and forced fumble, recovered by Jack Campbell, ended the Jets’ comeback bid. detroitlions.com
Bills 24, Chargers 16
Buffalo overcame five turnovers to remain unbeaten at 3–0. James Cook rushed for 154 yards and a touchdown, while Josh Allen added two rushing scores. The Bills did not take the lead until the fourth quarter, but their defense kept the Chargers from capitalizing on repeated opportunities. Final Score, recap + highlights
Chiefs 24, Dolphins 10
Kenneth Walker III scored on a 10-yard run and a 5-yard reception to help Kansas City improve to 3–0. Miami stayed within one score late into the fourth quarter before the Chiefs pulled away. The Dolphins dropped to 0–3 after losing their home opener. miamidolphins.com
Jaguars 35, Patriots 6
Trevor Lawrence threw for 182 yards and three touchdowns as Jacksonville dominated New England. The Jaguars never trailed, rebounding from the previous week’s loss to Denver. Jacksonville improved to 2–1 and recorded its sixth consecutive regular-season home victory. jaguars.com
Giants 12, Titans 7
Jevón Holland intercepted Cam Ward with 17 seconds remaining to preserve New York’s narrow victory. Tennessee had reached the Giants’ 7-yard line with a chance to win. The late defensive stand capped a weather-affected game at MetLife Stadium. giants.com
Colts 19, Texans 17
Spencer Shrader hit a 53-yard field goal with 16 seconds remaining to give Indianapolis its first win of the season. Shrader made all four field-goal attempts, including a 58-yarder, despite a groin issue during warmups. Houston fell to 0–3. colts.com
Steelers 30, Bengals 27
Chris Boswell’s 33-yard field goal with 2:15 remaining put Pittsburgh ahead for good. Derrick Harmon then sacked Joe Burrow and forced a fumble with 44 seconds left, and Sebastian Joseph-Day recovered it. Pittsburgh handed Cincinnati its first loss of the season. steelers.com
Commanders 33, Seahawks 31
Washington turned three Seattle turnovers into 21 points, including Kain Medrano’s 50-yard interception return for a touchdown. Sam Darnold threw for 379 yards and four touchdowns, but his two interceptions helped the Commanders end Seattle’s 12-game winning streak. seahawks.com
Browns 21, Panthers 18
Deshaun Watson connected with Harold Fannin Jr. for two touchdowns, including the late go-ahead score, as Cleveland earned its second straight victory. Ronnie Hickman intercepted Bryce Young in the closing seconds to stop Carolina’s final attempt to tie the game. Final Score, Stats & Game Recap
49ers 36, Cardinals 30
Brock Purdy threw four touchdown passes as San Francisco improved to 3–0. George Kittle caught two scoring passes, while Deebo Samuel Sr. turned another Purdy throw into an 80-yard touchdown. The 49ers held off Arizona in the NFC West matchup. 49ers.com
Raiders 35, Saints 27
Kirk Cousins passed for 248 yards and three touchdowns as Las Vegas improved to 3–0. The Raiders capitalized on four New Orleans turnovers in the fourth quarter, overcoming a four-touchdown passing performance by Saints quarterback Tyler Shough.
