Rams rally past Eagles as Patriots upset Bills and Jackson injures ankle
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Kyren Williams scored two touchdowns in the final four minutes as the Los Angeles Rams erased a 10-point deficit to beat the Philadelphia Eagles 24-20 on Sunday. Philadelphia passed up a short field-goal attempt and failed on fourth down before Matthew Stafford led touchdown drives of 98 and 79 yards. Both teams moved to 2-2.
The New England Patriots also improved to 2-2 with a 29-26 victory over the Buffalo Bills. Drake Maye threw for 269 yards and three touchdowns, including a go-ahead 23-yard pass to Efton Chism III with 1:50 remaining. Craig Woodson then intercepted Josh Allen, handing the Bills their first loss in their new stadium.
Baltimore defeated Tennessee 24-18, but quarterback Lamar Jackson left after injuring his left ankle late in the first half. Jackson, who threw for 222 yards and two touchdowns, departed the stadium in a protective boot. Ravens coach Jesse Minter said the extent of the injury was not yet known.
Elsewhere, Dak Prescott found CeeDee Lamb for a 12-yard touchdown with 40 seconds left as Dallas beat winless Houston 34-30. Lamb finished with a career-high 17 catches for 189 yards. The New York Giants moved to 3-1 with a 36-24 win over Arizona, as Jameis Winston threw three touchdown passes and Deonte Banks returned an interception for a late score.
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