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Josh Weinfuss ESPN Staff Writer 

The Cardinals' offense again didn't produce enough to get a win, losing 27-17 to the Minnesota Vikings on the road. Quarterback Josh Rosen was sacked four times but running back David Johnson had just 55 yards on 18 carries, as well as a touchdown but it wasn't enough to overcome 195 rushing yards from the Vikings.

Ben Fawkes ESPN Staff Writer 

The Minnesota Vikings beat the Arizona Cardinals 27-17 and cover the final spread of -9.5. Game goes just over the total of 43.5.

Matt Bowen @MattBowen41

Bengals were in zero pressure on the Antonio Brown TD. Quick slant out of a stack alignment.

Mike Rodak ESPN Staff Writer 

Another chapter was written Sunday in the tragic novel that is Nathan Peterman's career after Peterman threw a pick-six and another interception to give the Texans a 20-13 win over Buffalo after rookie Josh Allen suffered an elbow injury. As soon as newly-signed Derek Anderson is ready, the Bills must make him their No. 2 quarterback and possibly start if Allen remains out.

John Keim ESPN Staff Writer 

The Redskins improved to 3-2 with a gutty 23-17 win over Carolina, thanks to a number of reasons: Adrian Peterson's strong rushing game (17 carries, 97 yards) and two forced turnovers by corner Josh Norman. The Redskins needed this game in the worst way, to prove something to themselves -- and their fans -- after an embarrassing loss at New Orleans. That game will now be forgotten as the focus shifts to a home game next week vs. Dallas. They're now 15-6-1 under Jay Gruden after a loss in the last three years. The trick has been handling prosperity. The clock starts ticking to see if once again they can handle it.

David Newton ESPN Staff Writer 

There were no last-second heroics this week by the Panthers, who started a string of four road games in six weeks with an ugly 23-17 loss to the Redskins. The return of Pro Bowl tight end Greg Olsen didn't give the offense the boost it was looking for. The return of Pro Bowl linebacker Thomas Davis didn't tighten up the defense. The loss sends the Panthers to defending Super Bowl champion Philadelphia with a 3-2 record and total loss of momentum built from last week's last-second win against the Giants.

Sarah Barshop ESPN Staff Writer 

Despite an offense that struggled for most of the game, the Texans beat the Bills 20-13, winning their third game in a row to get back to .500 on the season. Houston had the chance to take the lead with first and goal from the one-yard-line but had to settle for a field goal. On the next drive, Johnathan Joseph intercepted a Nathan Peterman pass for a touchdown to give the Texans the victory.

Steven Saunders ESPN UK 

The Seattle Seahawks have completed a one-sided victory at Wembley. Or should that be another one-sided victory at Wembley. Their 24-point win follows on from four London blowouts last year, with the average margin of victory over 25 points for the last five matches here. Still, all four winning teams last year made the playoffs, so there's plenty for the Seahawks to be cheered by on the long flight back home.

Cameron Wolfe ESPN Staff Writer 

The Dolphins have 252 yards after the catch so far, 2nd most by a team this season.

Lindsey Thiry ESPN 

It has stopped snowing in Denver. Less than 10 minutes until kickoff. Game time temperature is expected to be around 25 degrees, which would make it the coldest game-time temperature in any college or NFL game for Jared Goff, who has only played in sub-40 degree temperatures 3 times, per ESPN Stats & Info.

Paul Gutierrez ESPN Staff Writer 

The last time the Raiders played here at Wembley Stadium, they were so embarrassed by the Dolphins their coach paid for it with his job as Dennis Allen was fired upon their return to the States. Now, Jon Gruden is not about to get canned after this 27-3 embarrassment handed out by the Seahawks, but the Raiders have a lot of soul searching to do after this…mess. Derek Carr was under constant pressure as he was sacked six times, the last time injuring his left shoulder. Amari Cooper was knocked out of the game and was evaluated for a concussion. Jon Feliciano left with a rib injury, as did Seth Roberts after an awkward tackle. Even Marshawn Lynch looked to be shaken up. The Raiders were beaten up, physically and mentally. Now they head into their bye week, soothing wounds both physical and mental on the 11 1/12-hour flight home and beyond.

trey wingo @wingoz

Joe Mixon was just denied an end zone leap by the play clock...that will hurt when they run that back in film this week

Mike Reiss ESPN Staff Writer 

Julian Edelman arrives at 3:38 p.m. for the 8:20 kickoff.

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Pat McManamon ESPN Staff Writer 

With half the fourth quarter remaining, the Chargers have rushed for 243 yards, 8.1 yards per carry.