Sunday 1 p.m. window: two overtime finishes and no unbeaten teams left in the NFL

The early Sunday slate in Week 8 produced two overtime games and a win by a team that never completed a pass. By the end of it, the NFL had no unbeaten teams left. All eight games have their own Beat Chuck recaps, linked below.

Detroit 19, Minnesota 15. The Vikings arrived 6-0 and left with their first loss since November 2025 after Jared Goff's late touchdown pass to Jameson Williams. Detroit linebacker Jack Campbell was taken to a hospital with a neck injury. Full recap

Cincinnati 43, Tennessee 36 (OT). Joe Burrow threw five touchdowns in regulation, then ran in the winner in overtime against a 1-7 Titans team that led 13-0 early. Full recap

Arizona 33, Dallas 30 (OT). Chad Ryland missed the extra point that would have won it with 6 seconds left, then made a 42-yarder in overtime. Full recap

Buffalo 36, Baltimore 10. Josh Allen accounted for three touchdowns, and the Ravens lost Lamar Jackson on their first snap. Coach Jesse Minter said Jackson needs thumb surgery and will go on injured reserve. Full recap

Pittsburgh 27, Cleveland 6. Jaylen Warren ran for 143 yards, the Steelers sacked Deshaun Watson eight times, and Pittsburgh took over first place in the AFC North. Full recap

Las Vegas 38, New York Jets 33. Kirk Cousins led a second-half comeback, and Jeremy Chinn's end-zone interception ended a four-game Raiders skid. Full recap

Tampa Bay 16, Atlanta 0. The Bucs ran for a franchise-record 324 yards in the rain and went 0 for 3 passing, the first game without a completion by any team since 1974. Full recap

Jacksonville 42, Indianapolis 7. Trevor Lawrence threw three touchdowns on 14 attempts, and Rayuan Lane III returned an interception 92 yards as the Jaguars beat the Colts at home for the 12th straight time. Full recap

Two teams go right back to work on a short week. The Ravens host the Jaguars on Thursday night, and Baltimore may be down to an undrafted rookie quarterback if Tyler Huntley's toe injury keeps him out. Kansas City at Denver and the Chargers against the Rams headline the late games, and Philadelphia visits Washington on Sunday night.