Atlanta Falcons Get Outdueled By Baltimore Ravens And Backup Quarterback In Prime Time; Jaguars Win Stunner In London Over Eagles; Sunday NFL Scores

It was a weekend of gridiron chaos, late-game blunders, and breathtaking finishes across the National Football League, leaving fans breathless from London to Atlanta.

The Baltimore Ravens defeated the Atlanta Falcons 30-23 in an overtime thriller at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, while across the Atlantic, the Jacksonville Jaguars stunned the Philadelphia Eagles 19-17 in London to highlight a wild Week 5 Sunday.

Tonight, the action concludes on Monday Night Football as the Buffalo Bills visit the Los Angeles Rams at SoFi Stadium.

Heartbreak in The City: Ravens Outlast Falcons in Overtime

In a backup quarterback duel for the ages, the Ravens walked out of Atlanta with a gritty 30-23 overtime victory that played out on Sunday Night Football. Playing without superstar quarterback Lamar Jackson, Baltimore leaned on veteran backup Tyler Huntley, who engineered a clutch 71-yard touchdown drive late in the fourth quarter to force the extra period.

The Falcons suffered a double blow late in the contest. Rookie quarterback Michael Penix Jr. was forced out of the game with an injury, thrusting Tua Tagovailoa into the lineup. On the Falcons’ opening drive of overtime, Tagovailoa threw a costly interception, setting up the Ravens’ game-winning score and sealing a catastrophic home collapse for Atlanta.

The Falcons now drop to 2-3 in a tight NFC South race.

London Calling: Sirianni Blunder Costs Eagles Against Jaguars

At Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, the Jacksonville Jaguars breathed new life into their season with a shocking 19-17 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles. The contest appeared headed for overtime until a critical tactical error by Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni.

With just 8 seconds remaining, Philadelphia allowed a kickoff return rather than pinning Jacksonville deep. The Jaguars capitalized on the favorable field position instantly, setting up rookie kicker Cam Little, who etched his name into franchise lore by drilling a walk-off 57-yard field goal as time expired.

Around the League: Week 5 Scoreboard

The rest of Sunday’s slate provided plenty of blowouts, defensive battles, and a bizarre tie:

• Patriots 45, Raiders 17: New England puts together a flawless offensive performance in a blowout victory.
• Lions 45, Cardinals 21: Detroit fires on all cylinders, dominating Arizona from the opening kickoff.
• Steelers 34, Colts 22: Pittsburgh commands the trenches to secure a comfortable home win.
• 49ers 32, Seahawks 29: A sloppy, chaotic NFC West battle features seven total turnovers before San Francisco edges it out.
• Packers 31, Bears 7: Green Bay continues its historic dominance over Chicago with a defensive masterclass.
• Bengals 31, Dolphins 24: Cincinnati holds off a late Miami surge to secure a crucial road win.
• Texans 26, Titans 3: Houston’s defense suffocates Tennessee in a complete divisional blowout.
• Vikings 23, Saints 13: Minnesota keeps its perfect season alive, moving to 5-0.
• Jets 17, Browns 12: New York’s defense holds strong in the red zone to deny Cleveland.
• Broncos 23, Chargers 17: A late second-half surge carries Denver past their division rivals.
• Commanders 27, Giants 27: A historic clock-management blunder late in the fourth quarter prevents a winner, leaving both NFC East rivals to settle for a tie.

The Buffalo Bills play the Los Angeles Rams on Monday Night Football.

The game will kick off at 8:15 PM ET at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California.