Welcome to the Week 10 Grades!

If you’re a fan of drama, then Week 10 might just go down in history as your favorite week in NFL history. There were a total of game-winning field goals kicked as time expired on Sunday, making it the highest for a single day in NFL history.

Teams such as the Browns, Seahawks, Texans, Lions, and Cardinals all secured victories with a kick as time expired. One of the most significant kicks of the day came in Baltimore, where Dustin Hopkins capped off a 14-point fourth-quarter comeback with a 40-yard field goal, giving the Browns a stunning 33-31 win over the Ravens.

However, that wasn’t the only upset in the AFC North. The Bengals, who were favored by a touchdown over Houston, saw their four-game winning streak come to an end when Matt Ammendola hit a 38-yard field goal as time expired, resulting in a 30-27 win for the Texans.

The Monday night game also provided a game-winning field goal as time expired. The Broncos pulled off a shocker with a 24-22 win over the Bills after Wil Lutz hit a 36-yard kick on the final play of the game.

With that being said, let’s dive into this week’s grades, starting with Monday night’s unexpected game in Buffalo:

Game Grades

Denver 24-22 over Buffalo (Monday)

Broncos-Bills grades by John Breech

Indianapolis 10-6 over New England in Germany

Colts-Patriots grades by Tyler Sullivan

Houston 30-27 over Cincinnati

Texans-Bengals grades by John Breech

Minnesota 27-19 over New Orleans

Saints-Vikings grades by John Breech

Pittsburgh 23-19 over Green Bay

Packers-Steelers grades by John Breech

Tampa Bay 20-6 over Tennessee

Titans-Buccaneers grades by John Breech

Cleveland 33-31 over Baltimore

Browns-Ravens grades by Bryan DeArdo

San Francisco 34-3 over Jacksonville

49ers-Jaguars grades by Jordan Dajani

Arizona 25-23 over Atlanta

Falcons-Cardinals grades by John Breech

Seattle 29-26 over Washington

Commanders-Seahawks grades by John Breech

Detroit 41-38 over L.A. Chargers

Lions-Chargers grades by Jeff Kerr

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