Nine games kicked off at 1 p.m. Eastern on Sunday, and all nine are final. Four finished within three points, while Jacksonville delivered the window's largest margin against New England. The official scoreboard shows the range: a 19-17 Colts win over Houston, a 33-31 Commanders win over Seattle, 30-27 for Pittsburgh over Cincinnati, 21-18 for Cleveland over Carolina, and a 35-6 Jaguars rout of the Patriots.
The close finishes
Indianapolis needed Spencer Shrader's 53-yard field goal with 16 seconds remaining to beat the Texans. Pittsburgh protected its three-point lead when Derrick Harmon forced a late strip-sack, completing a 30-27 win over the Bengals. In Washington, a Medrano interception return helped the Commanders build a cushion they needed to hold off Seattle 33-31. Cleveland supplied another late turn: Harold Fannin Jr.'s second touchdown catch, followed by a two-point pass to Denzel Boston, put the Browns past the Panthers 21-18.
The Giants added the day's lowest-scoring result, beating Tennessee 12-7. New York did not score a touchdown, but Jevón Holland ended Tennessee's last drive with an end-zone interception.
