Sunday 4 p.m. window: all three late winners come from behind in Week 8

All three of Sunday's late NFL games were won by a team that had to come back. Denver trailed by 11 in the third quarter, New England by 10 at halftime and the Rams by six late in the second quarter. Each game has its own Beat Chuck recap, linked below.

Denver 28, Kansas City 24. The Broncos scored touchdowns on both of their fourth-quarter drives, the second after a missed 54-yard Harrison Butker field goal. Kansas City then reached the Denver 1 in the final minute, and Malcolm Roach sacked Patrick Mahomes on fourth down to end it. Denver (6-2) moves into first place in the AFC West, and the Chiefs (5-2) have lost two straight. Full recap

New England 24, Miami 19. Drake Maye completed 16 of 20 passes and accounted for three touchdowns without A.J. Brown, Mack Hollins or TreVeyon Henderson. The Patriots scored 21 straight points in the second half, helped by a Mike Vrabel challenge that turned a Kyle Williams incompletion into a 43-yard score, and recovered an onside kick to finish it. Full recap

Los Angeles Rams 24, Los Angeles Chargers 9. The Rams had no first down on their first five drives, then scored touchdowns on three straight possessions through Kyren Williams, Blake Corum and Puka Nacua. The Chargers are 0-7, their worst start since 2000, and the league's only winless team. Full recap

Injuries to watch: Kansas City lost defensive lineman Peter Woods to a neck injury. Denver lost cornerback Kris Abrams-Draine (ankle) and safety Brandon Jones (hamstring). New England tight end Hunter Henry (foot) and linebacker Gabe Jacas (knee) did not return. Rams cornerback Jaylen Watson left with a shoulder injury.

Next Sunday: Kansas City hosts the Jets, Denver visits Carolina, New England hosts Green Bay, Miami hosts Detroit, the Rams play at Washington and the Chargers host Houston. Scores and stats are from ESPN's box scores and the AP recaps.