NFL Sunday Afternoon: All 5 Scores From Week 2's Late Games
The Sunday afternoon window brought a mix of statement wins and a serious injury scare, with two NFC East teams combining for nearly 60 points. Here's a rundown of all five results from the 4:25 p.m. ET games.
Jacksonville Jaguars 13, Denver Broncos 20
Denver held on for the win, but the game's most talked-about moment was a controversial defensive pass interference call. Jaguars cornerback Travis Hunter was flagged for DPI while covering Broncos receiver Courtland Sutton on a deep shot from Bo Nix, a call that drew a visibly frustrated reaction from Jacksonville head coach Liam Coen on the sideline. The Broncos also had to navigate a scare of their own when running back J.K. Dobbins went down with a hamstring injury and was questionable to return.
Las Vegas Raiders 26, Los Angeles Chargers 14
Las Vegas controlled this AFC West matchup behind a balanced offensive effort, with wide receiver Cody White finding the end zone twice. The Raiders built a cushion late and were still holding a lead in the final minutes as Los Angeles pushed to cut into the deficit. Chargers defensive tackle Dalvin Tomlinson exited with a hamstring injury and was questionable to return, adding to Los Angeles' frustrating afternoon.
Seattle Seahawks 31, Arizona Cardinals 7
Seattle cruised behind backup quarterback Drew Lock, who has now won consecutive starts while filling in for an injured Sam Darnold. Jaxon Smith-Njigba stole the show with three touchdown catches, and the Seahawks were so far ahead late that they got creative near the goal line — lining tight end AJ Barner up under center for a trick-play attempt while resting Lock. It capped a dominant, business-like win over an overmatched Arizona team.
Washington Commanders 20, Dallas Cowboys 37
The Cowboys and Commanders combined for 57 points, but the game will be remembered for a scary injury. Washington quarterback Jayden Daniels was carted off in the second quarter after dislocating his left elbow on a freak play — he had his foot stepped on during a snap and tried to break his fall with his arm. Daniels had already thrown for 96 yards and a touchdown before exiting, and Marcus Mariota came on in relief. Dallas took full advantage, with Dak Prescott moving into sole possession of the franchise's all-time passing touchdown record and finding CeeDee Lamb and Jake Ferguson each twice through the air.
Miami Dolphins 13, San Francisco 49ers 35
San Francisco dominated from start to finish in its first game back from Melbourne, Australia, building a 35-6 lead by the fourth quarter that allowed the 49ers to rest their stars early. Christian McCaffrey scored twice, and George Kittle and Mike Evans were both pulled from the game with the outcome long decided — though Evans' exit came with a wrinkle, as the team later confirmed a hip injury that left him questionable to return. It was a lopsided finish that left little doubt from the opening quarter onward.
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