San Francisco quarterback Brock Purdy continues to build his early case for Most Valuable Player, tossing four touchdown passes and 297 yards during a 36-30 triumph over the Arizona Cardinals. Two of those scoring strikes targeted tight end George Kittle, though receiver Mike Evans and lineman Trent Williams suffered late injuries during the victory. Meanwhile, Patrick Mahomes guided the Kansas City Chiefs to a 24-10 victory against the Miami Dolphins, connecting with Noah Gray for a score while reaching his 115th career win to tie Tom Brady’s mark through 150 starts. Supported by Kenneth Walker III in an effective play-action scheme, Kansas City moved to 3-0 on the year with Mahomes operating near his peak form.
Running back James Cook carried the offense for Buffalo, accumulating 154 rushing yards along with a touchdown across 24 touches to secure a 24-16 decision over the Chargers. “Cook, he gets angry, and Cook starts cooking, the food was pretty good,” Buffalo Bills offensive tackle Dion Dawkins told Sky Sports. While quarterback Josh Allen delivered an erratic outing, defender Greg Rousseau sustained his league-leading pace by notching two sacks for a third consecutive match. The triumph highlighted the evolving identity of coordinator Joe Brady’s unit, proving the Bills possess multiple pathways to secure victories.
Detroit running back Jahmyr Gibbs provided the offensive engine for Dan Campbell’s squad, compiling 164 total yards and three touchdowns in a 31-24 victory against the New York Jets. Defense dictated the outcome in Cleveland, where second-year tackle Mason Graham brought down the passer twice—upping his total to four sacks this year—during a 21
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