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It’s Week 10 of the 2022 NFL season, and we’re keeping you upgraded on all the action and most significant stories throughout the day. The Week 10 slate has some wonderful matches and stories — beginning with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Seattle Seahawks in Munich, Germany — and we’re here to assist you see it unfold. Check back frequently to discover whatever you require to understand.
Week 10 schedule
Thursday
Panthers 25, Falcons 15 (Takeaways)
Sunday
Buccaneers 21, Seahawks 16 (in Germany) (Takeaways)
Dolphins 39, Browns 17 (Takeaways)
Steelers 20, Saints 10 (Takeaways)
Vikings 33, Bills 30 (OT) (Recap)
Titans 17, Broncos 10 (Recap)
Lions 31, Bears 30 (Recap)
Chiefs 27, Jaguars 17 (Recap)
Giants 24, Texans 16 (Recap)
Colts at Raiders (Gametracker)
Cardinals at Rams (Gametracker)
Cowboys at Packers (Gametracker)
Chargers at 49ers, 8:20 p.m. ET (Preview)
Monday
Commanders at Eagles, 8:15 p.m. ET (Preview)
People forget that A.J. Green made 7 STRAIGHT Pro Bowls after the Bengals picked him with the fourth-overall choice in the 2011 NFL Draft. Now 34 years of ages, Green’s production has (not surprisingly) decreased, however he appeared like Bengals’ A.J. Green with his back-left-corner, toe-tap goal to put the Cardinals up 14 points.
Rudy! Rudy!
Rudy Ford did it once again. The Packers security owns Dak Prescott today, taking his 2nd interception and establishing Green Bay prior to the break.
Less is More(au)
With no Hunter Renfrow and no Darren Waller, somebody needs to step up for the Raiders. So far that’s been backup tight end Foster Moreau, whose 21-yard pickup previously in the drive established his diving four-yard rating to get Las Vegas on the board.
Rodgers goes DEEP
It truly is a stunning thing seeing Aaron Rodgers hang back and, with simply the flick of the wrist, dump a bomb down the field. He was best on target in the 2nd quarter Sunday, striking novice Christian Watson in stride for the 58-yard, game-tying rating.
Back-to-back TOs
A more-or-less uneventful afternoon has actually gotten a lot more fascinating, thanks in big part to the Cowboys-Packers video game. Trailing 7-0 after a Ceedee Lamb goal, Green Bay appeared to be headed for a two-touchdown deficit after Demarcus Lawrence removed Aaron Rodgers and Dallas recuperated at a loss zone.
But then…
Three plays later on, Dak Prescott attempted to thread the needle to Dalton Schultz in the middle of completion zone. Safety Rudy Ford, reading Prescott the whole method, stated “I’ll take that!” while confining completion zone interception and taking it the other method. With the method the Packers offense has actually played this season, it worked as an important turnover for the defense.
Vikings WIN!
After in some way connecting the video game with a basket at the end of guideline, the Bills remained in position to beat the Vikings with a goal in overtime. But Josh Allen, who has actually been reckless with the ball in current weeks, attempted to thread the needle in the end zone and was obstructed for the 2nd time by veteran Patrick Peterson, ending the video game. As they have actually done all season, the Vikings made it through once again to transfer to 8-1.
FUMBLE TD!
Kneeling is generally the most safe method to protect a win in the last minutes. But by yourself 1-inch line, that’s not possible. You need to attempt to move on to prevent a security. That’s what Josh Allen was preparing to do — just he didn’t deal with the breeze easily. The ball struck the field, and Eric Kendricks recuperated in the end zone, impossibly offering the Vikings the lead.
PACKED!
Fourth-and-goal. One-inch line. 50 seconds. Needing a goal. Unsurprisingly, the Vikings called a quarterback slip for Kirk Cousins. Fall forward and Minnesota would be ahead. Only Cousins could not arrive, getting stopped simply except the objective line. Buffalo ball.
Catch of the year!
The Vikings had one opportunity to keep the video game alive. Fourth-and-18 from their own 27-yard line, 2 minutes to play. Cousins, without any one apparently open, made the very best choice — which in this case was simply to toss the ball up to Justin Jefferson, who had actually been gashing the Bills defense throughout the day. And in some way, unbelievely, Jefferson came down with the ball to keep the video game alive. You might not see a much better catch (offered the scenarios) the rest of 2022.
Lions hang on!
Despite 147 more backyards on the ground and 2 goals — plus 2 more through the air — Justin Fields could not lead the Bears past the department competitor Lions in the last minutes. Julian Okwara made the play defensively with a fourth-down sack, and after that Jamaal Williams sealed it with an initially down on the ground. Third win of the season for the Lions.
5 YEARS!
Sept. 17, 2017 — that’s the last time Vikings fullback C.J. Ham hurried for a goal. It was his 2nd profession video game after signing with Minnesota out of Augustana (SD) the year prior to.
Nov. 13, 2022 — this is the 2nd time Ham has actually hurried for a goal. Incredibly, it took more than 5 years bewteen his very first and 2nd, however it was necessary however, pulling the Vikings within 4.
Kirk x2
The Jaguars are still battling regardless of dealing with a 17-point deficit. Christian Kirk has actually been excellent for Jacksonville, discussing 100 backyards and capturing 2 goals from Trevor Lawrence.
End-zone INT
The Bills were opting for the kill on fourth-and-2 from the Vikings’ seven-yard line. Instead, Allen tossed the ball right to Patrick Peterson at a loss zone to keep Minnesota within striking range.
Diggs!
Courtland Sutton had the catch of the day previously. That’s say goodbye to after what Stefon Diggs did on this 25-yard gain.
JUSTIN. FIELDS.
Seriously, c’mon Justin Fields. Quarterbacks should not have the ability to do this at any level, never ever mind the NFL. What a turn-around it’s been from the harmful double danger, who went from having a hard time sophomore to electrical franchise QB in Chicago.
Flea-flicker!
The Titans carried out the flea-flicker completely to take the lead over the Broncos. Derrick Henry took the hand-off and after that turned it back to Ryan Tannehill, who discovered a WIDE OPEN Nick Westbrook-Ikhine down the best sideline. After making the catch, he had one male to beat. Easy cash for the 63-yard rating.
Dalvin 1, James 0
Dalvin Cook advised the Bills, and the rest of the NFL, who the very best Cook bro is. With novice James Cook seeing from the Buffalo sideline, Dalvin ripped one of the longest runs in the NFL this season. 81 backyards to your house, and he was hardly touched at the same time.
Spin-o-rama
You can just consist of Nick Chubb for so long, which the Dolphins discovered early in the 4th quarter. And this is what makes Chubb so unique: he can spin off of a protector, restore his balance and still rumble the 25 backyards into completion zone.
Mahomes mania
Patrick Mahomes has actually been on another level this season. He gotten in Sunday with a 21-to-6 touchdown-to-interception ratio, and he’s padded to his statistics versus the Jaguars. In simply 3 quarters, he’s currently tossed for 263 backyards and 4 goals, keeping the Chiefs in total control.
Justin Fields continues to control
The Bears offense, think it or not, has actually been extremely enjoyable to supervise the previous a number of weeks. Much of the home entertainment worth is Justin Fields making complicated have fun with his legs, however he can likewise sling it. In addition to his 74 hurrying backyards up until now, he’s finished 10 of his 14 passes for 154 backyards and a set of goals to Cole Kmet.
Mostert moseys into completion zone
Raheem Mostert is a smooth runner, which he revealed by leisurely weaving in and out of the Browns defense for ball game from 24 backyards out.
Slayin’ the Texans defense
The Giants let the Texans spend time in the very first half, however another huge play from Darius Slayton has New York in company control to begin the 3rd quarter. Despite dropping, Daniel Jones got the pass off in the left flat. Slayton, with assistance from the powerless Houston defense, did the rest en path to a 54-yard goal.
Josh Allen doing his thing
Josh Allen looks simply great after almost missing this contest with an elbow injury. He led the Bills to 24 first-half points, including this 11-yard strike to Gabe Davis prior to intermission.
Let Russ cook?
188 backyards? On simply 11 conclusions? That’s the Russell Wilson we liked seeing in Seattle — when Pete Carroll in fact let him prepare — and he’s back at it once again versus the Titans. Here was the most significant play of the very first half: a 66-yard pitch and catch. to undrafted novice Jalen Virgil.
Tua on a cent
Tua Tagovailoa is having fun with a lot self-confidence this season, and it’s continued Sunday versus the Browns. Check out this penny to Trent Sherfield for ball game. Heckuva catch, too!
MVS TD
The MVS means, you thought it (ideally), Marquez Valdes-Scantling, and the TD means the 18-yard catch that doubled the Chiefs benefit.
Pierce breaks totally free
Everyone has actually been speaking about the Seahawks’ Kenneth Walker III for NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year, however there’s another running back who deserves your attention. It’s Dameon Pierce, and here he is taking off up the middle for a 44-yard pickup.
Pittsburgh pigeons
First there was the MetLife Stadium black feline, and now we have the Pittsburgh pigeons. Seriously, have a look at of these birds simply delicately seeing first-round novice quarterback Kenny Pickett. No rate of admission, either!
Pretty catch
Early candidate for catch of the day needs to be Courtland Sutton, who made an excellent one-handed catch while being up to the ground. 16-yard pickup.
Singletary x2
The Bills went three-and-out on their very first ownership, then became what they have actually been doing all season and began gashing the Vikings defense. They scored goals on their next 2 ownerships, both by Devin Singletary.
Toney TD
In the 2nd video game with his brand-new group, previous first-round WR Kadarius Toney made his existence felt, hopping (seriously), into completion zone for his first-career rating.
Giants strike initially
If you believed the 6-2 Giants would return down to Earth off the bye week, you’d be incorrect — in the meantime. Great start for New York, which required a fast three-and-out and after that drove 68 backyards for an opening-drive goal. Getting ball game was third-year tight end Lawrence Cager, who signed to the group’s practice team in mid-October. A month later on, his third-career catch opted for the very first goal of his profession.
Perfect start for the 7-1 Vikings. After requiring the Bills into a three-and-out, Minnesota drove right down the field thanks practically solely to Kirk Cousins and Justin Jefferson. The duo linked two times, the very first for a 46-yard gain and the 2nd for a 22-yard goal.
Opening onside kick!!!
Doug Pederson, YOU PET! What a gutsy, genius call to start the video game with an onside kick. And making it even much better is that Riley Patterson recuperated his own kick! When you’re 9.5-point underdogs, you need to get imaginative. The Jaguars are off to an excellent start.
Who’s in, who’s out at QB?
Four beginning quarterbacks get in Sunday with a doubtful tag: Josh Allen (Bills, elbow), Ryan Tannehill (Titans, ankle), Matthew Stafford (Rams, concussion) and Kyler Murray (Cardinals, hamstring). So who’s going to dress? And who will be sidelined? Here’s the most recent:
Josh Allen: ACTIVE (set to begin)
NFL Media reported Saturday night that Allen, who has actually been handling a UCL injury in his tossing elbow, is set to begin vs. the Vikings. Allen, who practiced moderately throughout the week, has the ability to grip the ball and tossed some passes Friday, per Ian Rapoport. The Bills revealed on Sundayrevealed on Sunday that Allen is certainly active.
Ryan Tannehill: ACTIVE (set to begin)
After missing out on the previous 2 video games with an ankle injury, Tannehill is anticipated to begin versus the Broncos. Tannehill was a restricted individual in practice Wednesday and Friday however practiced completely Thursday, obviously offering the Titans enough self-confidence to re-insert their veteran signal-caller as the starter for Week 10.
Matthew Stafford: Long shot to play
Stafford, who got in concussion procedure Tuesday, is a long shot to play, according to NFL Media. If Stafford can’t play, John Wolford would get the start under center.
Kyler Murray: Unlikely to play
Kyler Murray will exercise pregame to see if he can play, per NFL Media, however it’s not likely he’ll have the ability to go due to a hamstring injury. “He’s still moving very gingerly,” according to Ian Rapoport. If Murray can’t play, veteran Colt McCoy would be QB1.
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