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Week 3 had a flair for the dramatic! With all 32 teams in action and eight games decided by one score or less, fans witnessed major upsets, rookie breakout games and improbable comebacks. Check out the five can't-miss matchups that defined this weekend's slate.
1) Los Angeles Rams 27, San Francisco 49ers 24
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Los Angeles鈥 come-from-behind win featured an ending that likely made Hollywood scriptwriters blush. Down with 4:14 remaining in regulation and the 49ers driving, the Rams鈥 win probability stood at a measly 3.2%, per Next Gen Stats. And yet six plays from scrimmage later, Sean McVay鈥檚 squad emerged victorious. With a slew of stars out for both NFC West rivals, it was up to each team鈥檚 supporting cast to steal the spotlight. Niners wide receiver 锘Jauan Jennings锘, who notched a career-high 175 receiving yards and three touchdowns, answered the call albeit in a losing effort. (Check out this All-22 playlist of ).
2) Philadelphia Eagles 15, New Orleans Saints 12
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Philadelphia grinded out the type of win it needed to jump start its season. The Eagles needed a spark with A.J. Brown inactive and 锘DeVonta Smith锘 ruled out after a second-half concussion. Enter 锘Saquon Barkley锘. His game-changing impact was once again on full display, as he scored . Barkley laced up his track shoes for a 65-yard burner on his first score, but it was his second that made the difference. With 1:01 remaining in the game, Barkley punched in a go-ahead TD and followed that up with a successful two-point conversion. Philly鈥檚 newest star RB has scored five of the team鈥檚 eight touchdowns this season and gained over expected on Sunday (good for second-most in his career), per Next Gen Stats. The Eagles defense also appeared to turn a corner, holding a red-hot Saints offense to just 12 points and making things hard for 锘Derek Carr锘 in the Big Easy.
3) Baltimore Ravens 28, Dallas Cowboys 25
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This game almost featured the top comeback of the young season. Down 28-6 with under nine minutes to play, the Cowboys rattled off 19 straight points to give themselves a chance against a Baltimore squad that desperately needed to avoid its first 0-3 start since 2015. Included in that sequence was a successful onside kick recovery, the 2024 NFL season鈥檚 first. But past decisions came back to haunt the Cowboys in Week 3. Ravens running back Derrick Henry, who tabbed Dallas as his 鈥減erfect situation鈥 this offseason before signing with Baltimore, had a monster outing. Henry for 151 yards and two rushing TDs, forcing 12 missed tackles (second-most by a player in a game this season), in the process. All hail King Henry.
4) Washington Commanders 38, Cincinnati Bengals 33
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锘Jayden Daniels锘 has arrived -- and he did so in style on Monday. The No. 2 overall pick鈥檚 three-touchdown performance lifted Washington to an upset victory and kept Cincinnati winless. Both teams put on an offensive clinic as the contest marked the first NFL game since 1940 to not feature a single punt or turnover. After Bengals cornerback 锘Cam Taylor-Britt锘 said Commanders OC Kliff Kingsbury was implementing a 鈥渘ice college offense,鈥 Daniels proved he could go toe-to-toe with an elite QB like 锘Joe Burrow锘, another LSU quarterback who took home the Heisman, on a national stage. To cap his breakout night, Daniels' fourth-quarter TD dime to 锘Terry McLaurin锘 had a completion probability of 10.3%, the of the 2024 season so far, per Next Gen Stats.
5) Kansas City Chiefs 22, Atlanta Falcons 17
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The Chiefs always find a way. Without wide receiver Marquise Brown (shoulder) and running back 锘锘Isiah Pacheco锘锘, Kansas City had to adjust its approach on Sunday Night Football. That meant a heavy dose of 锘锘Rashee Rice锘锘 and a reliance on Steve Spagnuolo鈥檚 championship-caliber defense. Rice, who has racked up an NFL-best 200 YAC this year, established himself as a safety blanket for 锘锘Patrick Mahomes锘锘 early and burned Atlanta鈥檚 defense for in prime time. Meanwhile, Kansas City held 锘锘Bijan Robinson锘锘 to just 1.9 rushing yards per attempt and registered a crucial fourth-down stuff to effectively seal the game late. Even while undermanned in a hostile environment the Chiefs found a way to stay undefeated.