The Cincinnati Bengals beat the Atlanta Falcons 34-17 in Madrid on Nov. 8, with Joe Burrow throwing three touchdown passes and running for another, ESPN said.
Cincinnati recorded its fourth straight victory and improved to 6-2, while Atlanta fell to 3-6. The game drew 78,660 spectators to Santiago Bernabéu, according to ESPN's scoreboard.
The Jacksonville Jaguars beat the Baltimore Ravens 33-10 at M&T Bank Stadium in another of the nine completed NFL games on Nov. 8. Jacksonville improved to 6-2 and Baltimore fell to 4-5, with attendance of 70,007. Baltimore had injuries to its top two quarterbacks and used direct snaps to running back Derrick Henry.
The Dallas Cowboys rallied to beat the Indianapolis Colts 27-23 at Lucas Oil Stadium in front of 65,479 spectators. Javonte Williams scored the go-ahead touchdown on a one-yard run with one minute, eight seconds remaining and finished with 101 rushing yards. Dallas improved to 4-5, while Indianapolis fell to 2-7.
The New Orleans Saints beat the Cleveland Browns 23-22 in overtime at Caesars Superdome, where attendance reached 70,182. Tyler Shough threw a 15-yard touchdown pass to Juwan Johnson, and New Orleans stopped Cleveland's two-point conversion attempt. The Saints moved to 3-5 and the Browns to 5-4.
The Kansas City Chiefs beat the New York Jets 35-12 at Arrowhead Stadium before 73,628 spectators. Patrick Mahomes threw for 242 yards and two touchdowns to Kenneth Walker, who also rushed for 102 yards and a touchdown. Kansas City improved to 6-2, while New York fell to 2-7.
The Detroit Lions beat the Miami Dolphins 19-9 at Hard Rock Stadium for their fourth straight victory, with 62,984 spectators attending. Jahmyr Gibbs scored a rushing touchdown and Jared Goff threw for 170 yards. Detroit moved to 6-2 and Miami to 1-7.
The New York Giants beat the Philadelphia Eagles 19-11 at Lincoln Financial Field, handing Philadelphia its seventh straight loss before a crowd of 69,879.
Jameis Winston replaced the injured J.J. McCarthy and threw a go-ahead touchdown pass. The Giants improved to 5-2-1, while the Eagles fell to 2-7.
The Los Angeles Rams beat the Washington Commanders 20-13 at Northwest Stadium for their third straight victory, with attendance of 64,016. Myles Garrett recorded three sacks and forced a fumble on his return. Los Angeles moved to 5-4 and Washington to 2-5-1.
The Denver Broncos beat the Carolina Panthers 26-21 at Bank of America Stadium for their fifth straight victory. Bo Nix threw for 237 yards and two touchdowns before 73,075 spectators. Denver improved to 7-2, while Carolina fell to 3-5.
