24 points separated these two, and Eagles had all of them. Jayden Maiava threw for Eagles — 30/45, 332 yards, 3 TD. Maxx Crosby was the problem for Eagles — 2 sacks. Jayden Maiava has not had a better afternoon this season. Total yards: Eagles 395, Saints 253.

Patriots kept it respectable. Eagles still won by 10. Jayden Maiava was steady for Eagles — 22/38, 283 yards, 1 TD, 1 INT. Drake Maye was steady for Patriots — 18/37, 211 yards, 1 TD, 1 INT — in a losing effort. Jayden Maiava has not had a better afternoon this season. Through the air: Eagles 283, Patriots 211.

Luca Santana: "Washington won a game it had no business winning — Jayden Daniels threw 3 interceptions and the Commanders coughed it up 4 times total, yet Philadelphia's complete inability to run the ball (25 yards) forced them to abandon balance entirely and play into Washington's hands." Sephen A. Smith: "Washington's defense was so suffocating that it didn't matter — Jayden Daniels threw 3 picks and the Commanders coughed it up 4 times, and Philadelphia's 25 rushing yards were so pathetic the Eagles never had a prayer to stay in it."

Commanders handled Eagles 23-15. Calijah Kancey got after the quarterback for Commanders — 2 sacks. Ryan Wingo moved the ball for Eagles — 6 catches, 77 yards — in a losing effort. Ryan Wingo has not had a better afternoon this season. On the ground: Commanders 78, Eagles 25.

A 3-point game to the end, and Eagles had it 20-17. Jayden Maiava did the damage for Eagles — 25/39, 240 yards, 2 TD, 1 INT. Dallas Goedert did the catching for Eagles — 7 catches, 71 yards, 1 TD. Total yards: Eagles 384, 49ers 291.

Sierra Vaughn: "Houston's 3 giveaways against Philadelphia's 1 decided this game — the Texans turned the ball over 12 times more often than their season rate and never had a chance to win on 36 combined points." Devon Walker: "Stroud threw 2 interceptions on 18 attempts in a 2-point loss — he was asked to do too much when Houston managed just 21 rushing yards, and a young QB can only mask so much."

Philadelphia beat Houston 19-17 in a game decided by careless football, not execution. The Texans turned it over 3 times to the Eagles' 1, and that 2-turnover swing was the entire margin. Houston's passing game stayed alive—C.J. Stroud went 12 of 18 for 212 yards and 2 touchdowns with those 2 interceptions, and Nico Collins caught 4 for 88 yards and a touchdown—but the ground game was nonexistent at 21 yards, forcing Stroud to beat Philadelphia alone while the Eagles ran for 126. Kayden McDonald kept Houston in it with 2 sacks, but giveaways in a 2-point game is how you lose them.

Marcus Reyes: "Philadelphia won because it could run the ball at will—215 yards from Barkley alone—while Seattle managed 24 on the ground and had to ask Darnold to beat them through the air with a 2-to-1 turnover ratio he couldn't survive." Jaylen Rivers: "Seattle's ground game has been broken all season—24 yards today was just the latest proof—but Philadelphia's wasn't supposed to look like this either; Barkley's 215 suggests the Eagles finally found what's been missing."