NFL Scores Today: Full Week 9 Results
NFL scores for Week 9 are final, except one game. Bills at Vikings is still ahead on Monday night. The weekend gave us blowouts, an overtime finish and a walk-off kick. Here is every result, plus what it means. Radinformation
NFL Scores Today: Every Week 9 Final
Thursday
Jaguars 33, Ravens 10. Jacksonville won its fifth game in six tries. Baltimore never found a rhythm. More Read
Sunday Early Window
Bengals 34, Falcons 17 (in Madrid). Joe Burrow threw three touchdowns. Ja’Marr Chase caught 10 passes for 155 yards.
Cowboys 27, Colts 23. Dak Prescott passed for 335 yards. CeeDee Lamb added 195 receiving yards.
Rams 20, Commanders 13. Puka Nacua had 14 catches for 150 yards.
Giants 19, Eagles 11. New York left Philadelphia with a road win.
Saints 23, Browns 22 (OT). One point. Overtime. A wild finish.
Chiefs 35, Jets 12. Kansas City ended a two-game skid.
Lions 19, Dolphins 9. Detroit stayed steady.
Broncos 26, Panthers 21. Denver won its fifth straight.
Sunday Late Window
Texans 44, Chargers 22. C.J. Stroud threw five touchdown passes.
49ers 38, Raiders 17. San Francisco improved to 7-1.
Packers 45, Patriots 27. Jordan Love passed for 372 yards.
Seahawks 17, Cardinals 3. Seattle’s defense dominated.
Sunday Night
Bears 27, Buccaneers 24. Cairo Santos kicked the winning field goal.
The Steelers and Titans had a bye.
Biggest Stories Behind the NFL Scores
Start with the closest games. Six of the 14 finals landed within one score. That is my own count, so double-check it. Saints-Browns, Bears-Bucs and Cowboys-Colts could have gone either way.
Now the other side. Seven games were decided by 14 points or more. The winners outscored their opponents by 138 points in those games.
My take: Houston’s 44 points look huge, but the Chargers are 0-8. I would not crown the Texans yet. Green Bay’s 45 against New England is the more convincing result.
[MY EXPERIENCE: Add one game you watched and what the final score did not show.] Read More
One injury story matters. Patrick Mahomes took a hard hit and grabbed his arm. He returned and finished the win. Coach Andy Reid said the problem was in the elbow area. More testing is expected, so watch the updates.
How to Read NFL Scores Without Getting Misled
Not every scoreboard is reliable. When I checked several pages for this article, the results varied. NFL.com listed finished games with “Hidden Score.” One CBS Sports page still showed games as live. Other pages loaded with no scores at all.
A wrong number can ruin your fantasy check or your group chat. So use three quick rules.
First, look for the word “Final.” Second, compare two sources, such as ESPN and Fox Sports. Third, open the box score if something looks off.
[MY EXPERIENCE: Share a time a wrong or delayed score caught you out.]
Winners and Losers From the NFL Scores
Winners first. The Bears moved to 7-2 after surviving Tampa Bay late. The Broncos are 7-2 and riding a five-game winning streak. The 49ers are 7-1 and look healthy. The Bengals are 6-2 and have found their offense.
Now the losers. The Chargers are 0-8, and nothing in this loss suggests a quick fix. The Dolphins fell to 1-7 and scored only nine points. The Eagles are 2-7 after losing at home to a division rival.
My view: the Bears and Broncos deserve credit for finding ways to win, but neither has been dominant. If you want the best team on this list, I would pick San Francisco.
Standings Notes Worth Knowing
The AFC North is tight. Cincinnati and Pittsburgh are both 6-2, and they meet Sunday night.
The Giants are 5-2-1. The Eagles are 2-7. That is a surprise.
At the bottom, the Chargers are 0-8, and the Dolphins and Titans are 1-7. Those records will shape the 2027 draft order.
What’s Next
Monday Night Football sends Buffalo to Minnesota at 8:15 p.m. ET on ABC and ESPN. Both teams are 6-1. Washington visits the Giants on Thursday night. On Sunday, Kansas City travels to Atlanta, and Cincinnati hosts Pittsburgh in the AFC North showdown. Expect those NFL scores to move the playoff picture.
I will update these NFL scores after the Monday night final. I check ESPN, Fox Sports and theScore, then compare them with NFL.com before changing anything.
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