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Ravens get ‘D’ for blowing big lead vs. Bills, Raiders get an ‘A’ for picking up first win –

If we’ve learned one thing about the Ravens this season, it’s that you should never turn off any game they’re playing in because there’s a good chance they’re going to blow a big lead.

For the second time in three weeks, the Ravens looked to have a win wrapped up, and for the second time in three weeks, they let that win slip away. In Week 2, the Ravens blew a 21-point lead in the fourth quarter against the Dolphins. This time around, the Ravens blew a 17-point lead in a wild 23-20 loss to the Bills.

It’s hard to say which loss stings more, but it might be the latest one because of how it went down. With 4:16 left to play, the Ravens were facing a fourth-and-goal at Buffalo’s 2-yard line, and at that point, they had a chance to attempt a field goal. However, John Harbaugh decided to go for the touchdown and the decision ended up backfiring in a big way: Lamar Jackson threw an interception.

It was an interesting play call considering the Ravens offense had struggled for most of the second half. Also, the Ravens had failed to score on the one-yard line and the four-yard line on the two plays prior to their fourth-down attempt.

Overall, the Ravens offense pulled a disappearing act over the final two-and-a-half quarters. After taking a 20-3 lead with 3:39 left in the second quarter, Baltimore wouldn’t score again.

If Harbaugh had chosen to kick the field goal, then the Ravens would have held a 23-20 lead with roughly four minutes left and although that doesn’t guarantee that Baltimore would have won, you feel a lot better about your chances of winning if you have the lead with under four minutes left to play.

“I felt like it gave us the best chance to win the game,” Harbaugh said following the game about his decision to go for it. “I was very confident in our defense’s ability to stop them down there with the ball at the 2-yard line, so we have them backed up if we don’t get it.”

Unlike the loss to the Dolphins, there was definitely some visible frustration from the Ravens late in this game. Things got so bad that Marcus Peters actually went after Harbaugh to exchange words with him.

It’s easy to understand why the Ravens were frustrated: Their offense fell apart in the second half and their defense couldn’t stop the Bills over the game’s final two quarters.

Over the course of their franchise history, the Ravens are now 101-5 in any game where they’ve led by at least 17 points. The ugly part is that two of those five losses have come over the past three weeks.

Alright, let’s get to the grades for every game from Week 4. If you’re looking for a deeper dive on Cincinnati’s 27-15 win over Miami that was played on Thursday, be sure to click here.

Buffalo 23-20 over Baltimore

Bills-Ravens grades by John Breech (Love the grades? Hate the grades? Let him know on Twitter.)

Minnesota 28-25 over New Orleans in London

Vikings-Saints grades by John Breech (Love the grades? Hate the grades? Let him know on Twitter.)

Atlanta 23-20 over Cleveland

Browns-Falcons grades by John Breech (Love the grades? Hate the grades? Let him know on Twitter.)

Dallas 25-10 over Washington

Commanders-Cowboys grades by John Breech (Love the grades? Hate the grades? Let him know on Twitter.)

Seattle 48-45 over Detroit

Seahawks-Lions grades by John Breech (Love the grades? Hate the grades? Let him know on Twitter.)

Tennessee 24-17 over Indianapolis

Titans-Colts grades by John Breech (Love the grades? Hate the grades? Let him know on Twitter.)

L.A. Chargers 34-24 over Houston

Chargers-Texans grades by John Breech (Love the grades? Hate the grades? Let him know on Twitter.)

N.Y. Giants 20-12 over Chicago

Bears-Giants grades by Jordan Dajani (Love the grades? Hate the grades? Let him know on Twitter.)

N.Y. Jets 24-20 over Pittsburgh

Jets-Steelers grades by Bryan DeArdo (Love the grades? Hate the grades? Let him know on Twitter.)

Philadelphia 29-21 over Jacksonville

Jaguars-Eagles grades by Jeff Kerr (Love the grades? Hate the grades? Let him know on Twitter.)

Arizona 26-16 over Carolina

Cardinals-Panthers grades by John Breech (Love the grades? Hate the grades? Let him know on Twitter.)

Las Vegas 32-23 over Denver

Broncos-Raiders grades by Jared Dubin (Love the grades? Hate the grades? Let him know on Twitter.)

Green Bay 27-24 over New England in OT

Patriots-Packers grades by Tyler Sullivan (Love the grades? Hate the grades? Let him know on Twitter.)

Kansas City 41-31 over Tampa Bay

Chiefs-Buccaneers grades by John Breech (Love the grades? Hate the grades? Let him know on Twitter.)

Packers secure OT victory.Eagles remain undefeated

Broncos RB Javonte Williams feared he had a serious knee injury.

NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reported that Denver Broncos running back Javonte Williams suffered a serious knee injury during Sunday’s game against the Las Vegas Raiders.

Broncos head coach Nathaniel Hackett said he had no update on Williams’ condition after the game, but Hackett told reporters Williams will have an MRI on Monday to determine the full extent of the damage. He said he would accept it.

However, there is not much optimism that the results will be good.

Williams was relegated after being carted off on the first play of the third quarter on Sunday for a one-yard loss. He was unable to put weight on his knee and spent time in a medical tent before heading to the locker room and was ruled out of the game.

Williams entered the game as the Broncos’ top rusher (176 yards in three games), running 10 times for 28 yards on Sunday. He was splitting time with Melvin Gordon after his fourth failure of the season. The Broncos instead turned to Mike Boone frequently in the second half of their losses.

If the injury is as severe as expected, the Broncos will have to replace the leading rusher and second leading receiver. Williams has 47 carries for 204 yards and 16 catches for 76 yards this season.

Chiefs vs. Buccaneers Live Scores, Updates & NFL ‘Sunday Night Football’ Game Highlights

Tom Brady and Patrick Mahomes clash in what could be their last game on the NFL field in this week’s Sunday Night Football.

The quarterbacks have played five teams in front, with Brady leading 3-2. Their last encounter was at Super Bowl 55, where Brady famously won his seventh Super Bowl title, his first for the Buccaneers.

Both teams enter this matchup at 2-1 this season after losing last week.

After defeating the Cardinals and Chargers in their first two games, the Chiefs suffered a shock loss to the Colts last Sunday. Mahomes and the offense scored just three points in the second half, hampered by a strong Indianapolis defense.

The Bucks also suffered a disappointing loss in Week 3, losing 14-12 to Aaron Rodgers and the Packers.

Brady and Tampa’s offense never worked, finding the end zone in the final seconds of the game. Bucs then took the game his penalty delay on his 2-point conversion attempt and finally unsuccessfully tried to force overtime.

Can Brady beat Mahomes again, or will the Kansas City QB beat the GOAT in front of Tampa fans?

The Sporting News tracks live score updates and highlights from the Chiefs-Buccaneers game on Sunday night. Follow all the key moments from Week 4’s matchups.

More information: Watch Chiefs v Buccaneers live on fuboTV (FREE TRIAL)

Chiefs vs Buccaneers score

1 2 3 Four debt
Chiefs 14 7 0 0 0
buccaneers 3 7 0 0 0

Chiefs vs. Buccaneers live update, ‘Sunday Night Football’ highlights

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Chiefs 21, Buccaneers 10

9:14 p.m. touchdown — Bucs responds quickly. Huge drive there. Brady zips it to Evans, who gets hit but waits for his second touchdown of the year. Evans was sidelined after being suspended against the Packers last week, but has made a comeback.

9:12 p.m. –Nice to meet you. Brady finds Mike Evans deep in the middle for a 30-yard pickup.

9:11 p.m. — the Buccaneers need to get it together and do it quickly. The game is already on the brink of a massive explosion, with just minutes to go until the second quarter.

Chiefs 21, Buccaneers 3

21:08 Touchdown — Spectacular. Mahomes creates further magic, escaping a sack in the backfield, spinning to dodge another defender, and float Edwards his Heller end into his zone. Kansas City’s QB has been quite unstoppable so far tonight.

9:05 pm — another third down, another conversion for the Chiefs. Kelce grabbed the first place goal again.

9:03 pm — on the next play, Mahomes aired it to Marquez Valdez Scantling, who pulled it for 36 yards. Another red zone chance for the Chiefs.

9:02 pm — Kansas City start the second quarter on 3rd and 2nd and convert again with a Mahomes scramble. Tonight he’s 4-4 on his third down conversion.

End of Q1: Chiefs 14, Buccaneers 3

8:56 pm — Travis Kelce fantasy owners are so excited right now. His one catch of his already had 53 yards by the end of the first quarter and he had five catches and a touchdown.

8:52 p.m. — Fournette stuffs in one down and Brady throws an imperfect throw. In the 3rd and 12th Russell Gage grabbed and got close to the marker but was still a few yards short. It’s a three-and-out for the Bucs, and they punt it.

Chiefs 14, Buccaneers 3

8:47 p.m. touchdown — Clyde-Edwards-Helaire shows great effort to push Pyle into the end zone after Mahomes’ keeper brings Pyle down near the goal line. Kansas City has so far he has two drives and two touchdowns.

8:46 p.m. — The Bucks force another 3 down, but the Chiefs convert again with a 20-yard skipper by Clyde Edwards-Helaire to move into the red zone.

8:44 p.m. — 3rd and 10th on an incomplete pair, but Mahomes fell back and Kelce was found again on 1st down. Andy Reid seems to have come in wanting to air early and often tonight.

8:41 p.m. — Great play by Mahomes. On days 3 and 1, he appears wrapped in a sack, but somehow removes it and finds JuJu Smith-Schuster moving the chain.

8:40 p.m. — Another catch for Kelce. This time he is gaining 12 yards. The always reliable tight end reels himself in early.

8:38 pm — What about old photos of Mahomes and Brady from high school?

Chiefs 7, Buccaneers 3

20:34 field goal — Ryan Succop knocked out from 45 yards out and put Bucs on the board.

8:32 p.m. — Fournette is crammed down one down. A Brady pass to Chris Godwin put him third and he moved to fourth, but Fournette could not find room for his catch on his third down, allowing Tampa to field his goal. I will try.

8:30 pm — Leonard Fournette ripped off a big run and moved the ball to midfield after catching it on second down. On the next play, Brady tossed to Cameron Blate to put it in field goal range.

8:28 pm — Well, Brady and Co. actually Get the ball now. White bravely asks for another return, but this time sticks with it.

Chiefs 7, Buccaneers 0

8:23 p.m. touchdown — What a start for Kansas City and what a disaster for Tampa! On the second play from scrimmage, Mahomes hit Travis Kelce to open the scoring.

8:20 p.m. — Whoa. or not. Rachaad White kicks off for the return but he spits the ball. An early fiasco. The Chiefs get the ball in a great field his position near his 20-yard line in Tampa.

8:16 p.m. – please. Brady and the Bucks get the ball first.

8:15 p.m. — A minute of silence was held before kickoff at Raymond James Stadium to help those affected by Hurricane Ian.

8:13 p.m. — While much of Florida continues to recover from the effects of Hurricane Ian, the weather in Tampa tonight is perfect for football. Just a few minutes until kickoff.

8:06 pm — Will Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs respond tonight after their heavy loss in Indianapolis last Sunday?

7:56 p.m. — The main storyline for tonight’s kickoff is definitely Tom Brady vs. Patrick Mahomes. Here’s how the two star quarterbacks match up in terms of stats heading into their sixth head-to-head.

7:47 p.m. — The Buccaneers wore “Florida Strong” shirts during warm-ups to help the many affected by Hurricane Ian. Tom Brady announced this week that he has donated to the Florida Disaster Fund to help victims of the storm.

Chiefs vs Buccaneers start time

  • date: Sunday 2nd October
  • time: 8:20 PM ET

The Chiefs vs. Buccaneers kick off at 8:20 PM ET from Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida.

Wisconsin fires Paul Chryst as Badgers head football coach –