Built2Last/ Week 1

Jets did what they needed to, 28-17. Cade Klubnik threw for Jets — 14/27, 282 yards, 1 TD, 2 INT. Ashton Jeanty carried the load for Raiders — 31 carries, 190 yards, 1 TD — in a losing effort. Cade Klubnik has now cleared 250 passing yards in 4 in a row. On the ground: Raiders 190, Jets 39.

Sierra Vaughn: "Pittsburgh's dominance in yards masked what this game actually was: a suffocating defensive stalemate that Pittsburgh won because Cleveland couldn't manufacture anything, scoring just 6 points on an offense that turns the ball over and stalls in equal measure." Daniel Keller: "Cleveland's 1-8 record stops looking like a puzzle once you watch them operate: 71 passing yards and 89 rushing yards means they didn't manufacture anything because there was nothing to manufacture, and that's the season in miniature."

Not one for the highlight reel. Steelers 11, Browns 6. Kyler Murray was steady for Steelers — 28/52, 273 yards, 1 INT. Mason Graham was the problem for Browns — 2 sacks — in a losing effort. Quentin Johnston's high-water mark for the year. Total yards: Steelers 402, Browns 160.

Jordan Hayes: "Mayfield's arm decided this one—7 touchdown passes means Tampa Bay's passing game simply overwhelmed Atlanta's secondary, and when a QB gets that loose in a shootout, the math doesn't work in your favor no matter how well your ground game performs." Nicole Santos: "Tampa Bay got away without ever having to establish anything on the ground—3 carries for 27 yards—because Atlanta's defense couldn't generate pressure without help. The Bucs won a shootout where they barely had to run."

91 points, and Buccaneers had more of them, 49-42. Baker Mayfield was steady for Buccaneers — 24/36, 381 yards, 7 TD, 1 INT. Ty Simpson did the damage for Falcons — 22/37, 310 yards, 4 TD, 2 INT — in a losing effort. Baker Mayfield has now cleared 250 passing yards in 8 in a row. Through the air: Buccaneers 381, Falcons 310.

Jaguars got it done 24-18 over Colts. Trevor Lawrence threw for Jaguars — 36/52, 317 yards, 2 TD, 1 INT. Anthony Richardson Sr was steady for Colts — 17/29, 206 yards, 1 TD, 1 INT — in a losing effort. Isaiah Likely has not had a better afternoon this season. Through the air: Jaguars 317, Colts 206.

Ethan Price: "Derrick Henry turned this into a track meet—397 yards and 5 touchdowns on 24 carries—but what actually broke Los Angeles was Joe Burrow throwing 5 interceptions into a secondary that barely had to work for them. The Chargers didn't need to pass." Talia Morgan: "Los Angeles's line gave up 8 sacks and turned it over 5 times—that's a team playing with its hands tied before the Chargers ever touched the ball. At 4-5 and sitting outside the playoffs, the Rams can't afford another afternoon like this one." Elise Carter: "The Chargers didn't just beat Los Angeles—they announced themselves. Henry at 397 yards and 5 touchdowns doesn't happen by accident, and neither does a 41-point margin against a division rival that's still clawing for a playoff spot. The Rams gave it away 5 times and got shredded up front, and at 4-5 that's the kind of collapse that doesn't get forgotten before

The Chargers ran over the Rams 48-7, with Derrick Henry accounting for the entire afternoon on 24 carries for 397 yards and 5 touchdowns. Los Angeles turned the ball over 5 times and allowed 8 sacks while Joe Burrow threw 5 interceptions on 13 of 29 passing, and the Chargers' defense finished the job with Akheem Mesidor recording 4 sacks. The ground game told the whole story: Chargers 397 rushing yards, Rams 98.