Falcons host Kansas City in Week 10's early Sunday window
Atlanta kicks off at 1 p.m. ET on Nov. 15, with the week's lineup decisions beginning Thursday night and continuing through Monday.
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Showing 1–24 · Page 1 of 7James Cook III rushed for 107 yards and a touchdown, while Buffalo’s defense allowed just 126 yards at U.S. Bank Stadium.
Read the story →Atlanta kicks off at 1 p.m. ET on Nov. 15, with the week's lineup decisions beginning Thursday night and continuing through Monday.
Chicago built a 14-point first-quarter lead and improved to 7-2 despite a two-touchdown performance from Tampa Bay’s Bucky Irving.
New York enters 5-2-1 after consecutive victories, while 2-5-1 Washington looks to rebound Thursday night at MetLife Stadium.
Puka Nacua delivered 150 receiving yards and a touchdown as Los Angeles outscored Washington 14-3 after halftime to improve to 5-4.
Washington erased a seven-point deficit to improve to 2-4-1, while Philadelphia fell to 2-6 with its third straight loss.
Christian McCaffrey scored twice as San Francisco built a 17-point halftime lead and held off Washington at Levi’s Stadium.
New York erased a nine-point halftime deficit, but neither team scored in overtime. Isaiah Likely caught two touchdowns, while Jayden Daniels ran for 103 yards and two scores.
Indianapolis erased an early six-point deficit and won its second straight game to reach 2-2.
Washington improved to 1-2 despite Sam Darnold’s four touchdown passes and Jaxon Smith-Njigba’s 128-yard, two-touchdown performance.
CeeDee Lamb and Jake Ferguson each caught two touchdown passes as Dallas earned its first win and dropped Washington to 0-2.
Dallas Goedert catches two touchdown passes as Philadelphia opens 1-0 despite Washington’s 13-point fourth quarter.
Los Angeles enters 0-8, while Baltimore has lost its last three games by at least 22 points. Derrick Henry leads the matchup’s fantasy projections.
Cincinnati brings a productive offense into Week 10, while Pittsburgh has allowed fewer points. Both teams have won their three most recent games.
San Francisco holds the stronger scoring margin, while Dallas enters off a road win. Christian McCaffrey and CeeDee Lamb lead the matchup’s PPR projections.
Los Angeles enters 5-4 with the stronger scoring margin, while Arizona looks to respond after a three-point outing against Seattle.
Seattle enters at 5-4 after holding Arizona to three points, while 4-5 Las Vegas looks to rebound at Allegiant Stadium.
Buffalo has allowed just 16 points over its past two games, while New York looks to rebound from three straight losses.
Both teams enter 3-5, but New Orleans comes off a one-point win while Carolina has lost three straight.
Miami brings a two-game skid to Indianapolis, while Jonathan Taylor leads the matchup’s listed PPR projections.
Jacksonville has outscored its past two opponents 75-17, while Tennessee looks to rebound from consecutive close losses.
Minnesota brings a 6-2 record to Lambeau Field, while 6-3 Green Bay enters Week 10 with consecutive wins and a 45-point performance behind it.
Cleveland owns the better record, but Houston enters Huntington Bank Field off a 44-point performance and with the stronger season scoring margin.
Atlanta hosts Kansas City at Mercedes-Benz Stadium on Nov. 15, with kickoff set for 1 p.m. ET. Bijan Robinson leads the Falcons’ PPR projections.