NFL Week 9 Recap, Saquon Razzles Dazzles, Midseason, Chiefs Find Themselves at 8-0

At mid-season, Kansas City Chiefs are on a roll by holding a perfect record of 8-0 after their Monday night overtime win against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. They won the game with a walk-off  2 yard run by Kareem Hun. t

Who knew you could play leapfrog and do it in reverse during a NFL game? Well, it’s exactly what Saquon Barkley did on Sunday and successful enough that he got extra yardage for a first down during the Eagles-Jaguars game on Sunday. Click here for some magic from Barkley.

Standings after Week 9 have the following teams in the top spot of their divisions. For the AFC, Chiefs 8-0, Steelers 6-2, Texans 6-3 and the Bills at 7-2. On the NFC side, Commanders at 7-2, Lions 7-1, Atlanta Falcons at 6-3 and the Cardinals with a 5-4 record.  Click here for full standings.

Ejected from the Sunday matchup between Detroit and Green Bay was Lions safety Brian Branch following a hit on Packers wide receiver Bo Melton, said on NFL.com.

Injuries include Chicago Bears lineman Darnell Wright believed to suffered a sprained MCL and will undergo an MRI on Monday, reported by NFL Network Insider. Cincinnati Bengals tight end Erick All Jr. (right knee) is feared to have torn his ACL, also reported by NFL Network Insider. Click here for full injury report after week 9.

For game recaps including video highlights, click on the links by NFL.com for your desired game(s).

• • New York Jets 21, Houston Texans 13 (Thursday Night)
  • Atlanta Falcons 27, Dallas Cowboys 21
  • Baltimore Ravens 41, Denver Broncos 10
  • Buffalo Bills 30, Miami Dolphins 27
  • Carolina Panthers 23, New Orleans Saints 22
  • Cincinnati Bengals 41, Las Vegas Raiders 24
  • Los Angeles Chargers 27, Cleveland Browns 10
  • Washington Commanders 27, New York Giants 22
  • Tennessee Titans 20, New England Patriots 17 (OT)
  • Arizona Cardinals 29, Chicago Bears 9
  • Philadelphia Eagles 28, Jacksonville Jaguars 23
  • Detroit Lions 24, Green Bay Packers 14
  • Los Angeles Rams 26, Seattle Seahawks 20 (OT)
  • Minnesota Vikings 21, Indianapolis Colts 13 (Sunday Night)
  • KC Chiefs 30, TB Buccaneers 24 (Monday Night – OT)