In the latest updates from the 2024 NFL season, the New York Jets showcased a dominant performance on Thursday night, outgaining the New England Patriots 400-139 and achieving victory over their divisional rivals for the second consecutive time, a feat not accomplished since the Brett Favre and Mark Sanchez era in 2008-2009.
The New York Giants made headlines by defeating the Browns 21-15, matching an NFL record with nine players recording at least 0.5 sacks in a single game. Below is the recap of teams achieving this remarkable milestone:
Additionally, the Minnesota Vikings continue their strong start to the season, improving to 3-0 following their victory over the Houston Texans. Quarterback Sam Darnold made history by becoming the first Vikings quarterback since Brett Favre in 2009 to win each of the team’s first three games in a season. The last time the Vikings enjoyed such a start was in 2016 when they won their first five matches.
On a defensive note, the Pittsburgh Steelers triumphed over the Los Angeles Chargers 20-10, marking the first time since the 2009 Denver Broncos that a team has begun their season with three consecutive wins while allowing 10 or fewer points in each game, despite scoring only three touchdowns in those victories.
In a thrilling matchup, the Baltimore Ravens edged out the Dallas Cowboys 28-25, with quarterback Lamar Jackson enhancing his record against NFC opponents to an impressive 21-1.
In a remarkable display, Cowboys kicker Brandon Aubrey set a franchise record with a 65-yard field goal, ranking as the second-longest kick in NFL history:
This marked Aubrey’s 15th consecutive successful field goal attempt from 50 yards or more, setting an NFL record for the most consecutive successes in the initial attempts of a career:
Furthermore, in an unprecedented matchup, the Monday Night Football game between the Washington Commanders and Cincinnati Bengals marked the first time in NFL history that a game featured no punts and no turnovers.
Stay tuned for the upcoming Week Four kickoff with the Dallas Cowboys facing the New York Giants on Thursday night.
