NFL Week 6 2023 Highlights: Live Tracking the Top Plays from Sunday's Results
There is no shortage of storylines going into the Sunday slate of Week 6 of the NFL season.
Fans don't have to wait long for action, as the Baltimore Ravens and Tennessee Titans kickstart the schedule with an early morning game in London at 9:30 a.m. ET. From there, first place in the AFC South is on the line when the Jacksonville Jaguars face the Indianapolis Colts.
Elsewhere, two one-loss contenders in the NFC square off when the Detroit Lions play the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The league's two undefeated teams in the Philadelphia Eagles and San Francisco 49ers will also be on the road.
There will be plenty of highlights and game-changing plays throughout Sunday's schedule, so keep it locked right here for the best moments of every contest.
Top 5 Plays
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Here are the top five plays of the day.
Dolphins receiver Tyreek Hill's touchdown and celebration vs. the Panthers:
Jets safety Tony Adams' fourth-quarter interception and 45-yard return vs. the Eagles:
Dolphins running back Raheem Mostert's 49-yard run vs. the Panthers:
Bills tight end Quintin Morris' touchdown catch on his first target of the season vs. the Giants:
Lions receiver Jameson Williams' 45-yard touchdown catch vs. the Buccaneers:
Buffalo Bills 14, New York Giants 9
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First quarter
Bills linebacker Leonard Floyd recorded 6.5 sacks through six weeks:
Giants linebacker Bobby Okereke knocked the ball out of the hands of Bills wide receiver Gabriel Davis:
Bills quarterback Josh Allen made a 28-yard connection with wide receiver Stefon Diggs:
Second quarter
Giants quarterback Tyrod Taylor connected with wide receiver Darius Slayton on a 31-yard throw:
Fourth quarter
Bills wide receiver Deonte Harty finishes off a 17-play drive in the end zone:
Giants running back Saquon Barkley was unstoppable on a 34-yard rush in his return:
Bills tight end Quintin Morris scored a touchdown on his first target of the season:
The Giants made it into the red zone with seconds left on the clock:
Bills cornerback Taron Johnson said no to the Giants' last-second comeback attempt:
Las Vegas Raiders 21, New England Patriots 17
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First Quarter
Rookie tight end Michael Mayer made his presence felt early:
The Patriots defense came up with an early turnover:
Second Quarter
Jakobi Meyers found the end zone against his former team:
Mac Jones' struggles continued with another interception:
Third Quarter
Ezekiel Elliott scored his first touchdown as a member of the Patriots:
Brian Hoyer took over for an injured Jimmy Garoppolo and let it fly:
Fourth Quarter
Come for the Maxx Crosby sack, stay for the somersault:
The Patriots cut the deficit on a touchdown by Rhamondre Stevenson:
Crosby gets to Jones for a safety:
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Los Angeles Rams 26, Arizona Cardinals 9
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First Quarter
Josh Dobbs used his legs to convert an early third down:
Cooper Kupp looks excited to be back on the field:
Second Quarter
Aaron Donald blew up this play in the backfield:
The Cardinals defense got the ball back off the fumble:
Kupp caught a long ball from Matthew Stafford:
Third Quarter
Kupp and Stafford connected for a touchdown to give Los Angeles the lead:
Fourth Quarter
The Rams defense comes up with a turnover in the red zone:
Kyren Williams carried the ball deep into Arizona territory and then punched it in to extend the Los Angeles lead:
The Rams defense forces a turnover on a second straight drive:
New York Jets 20, Philadelphia Eagles 14
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First Quarter
Jalen Hurts showed his strength by completing a pass while stiff-arming a defender on third down:
After review, this run by Hurts on fourth down was ruled a touchdown to give Philadelphia an early lead:
Second Quarter
Quinnen Williams got an interception off a lucky bounce:
A.J. Brown wouldn't go down easily and went for a big gain:
D'Andre Swift took a pass from Hurts into the end zone:
Jordan Davis and Brandon Graham combined for the sack on third down:
The Jets defense came up big once again with a fumble recovery:
Third Quarter
Zach Wilson and Garrett Wilson hook up for a big gain:
Fourth Quarter
Pressure leads to another pick for the Jets defense:
Brown and Hurts hook up for another deep pass to convert on third down:
The Jets picked off Hurts for the third time:
Breece Hall punched it in to give the Jets the lead:
The Jets defense sealed the upset win:
Detroit Lions 20, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 6
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First Quarter
Clean look for the Bucs with their throwback uniforms:
Second Quarter
Amon-Ra St. Brown found paydirt after a nice block by Craig Reynolds:
Third Quarter
Jared Goff and Jameson Williams connect for a long touchdown:
Washington Commanders 24, Atlanta Falcons 16
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First Quarter
Atlanta scored the first touchdown of the game when Kyle Pitts hauled one in from Desmond Ridder:
Second Quarter
Jamison Crowder made something happen on special teams with a long return:
Washington capitalized on the short field:
Curtis Samuel scored on a slant across the middle:
Calais Campbell reached a career milestone:
Third Quarter
Kendall Fuller gave the Commanders some early momentum in the second half:
Brian Robinson Jr. capitalized on the short field with a touchdown:
Fourth Quarter
Jonnu Smith scored his first touchdown in 31 games:
Drake London made an impressive catch:
Ridder threw an awful interception in the end zone:
The Commanders defense got the stop on fourth down:
Jamin Davis iced the game with another interception of Ridder:
Minnesota Vikings 19, Chicago Bears 13
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First Quarter
Minnesota's pass-rush got to Justin Fields in the early going:
Chicago's offensive line tried to set the early tone with some physical play:
Second Quarter
Fields found Darnell Mooney for a long gain:
Chicago's new linebackers teamed up to force a spectacular turnover:
But Minnesota's defense got it right back:
It took nearly the entire half, but someone finally found the end zone in this matchup:
The Vikings extended their lead with a Jordan Hicks scoop and score:
Fourth Quarter
The Bears made it a one-possession game with a touchdown by Tyson Bagent:
The Vikings defense came up big once again with another turnover:
Cincinnati Bengals 17, Seattle Seahawks 13
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First Quarter
Kenneth Walker III got the Seahawks on the board first:
The Bengals bounced right back thanks to a strike from Joe Burrow to Tyler Boyd:
Second Quarter
Burrow kept dealing with another touchdown pass:
Third Quarter
Tre Brown picked off Burrow early in the second half:
Third Quarter
Mike Hilton stopped a Seahawks' scoring threat with an interception:
Fourth Quarter
Geno Smith threw another interception, this time to Cam Taylor-Britt:
The Bengals defense shut the door with a sack on fourth down:
Cleveland Browns 19, San Francisco 49ers 17
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First Quarter
Christian McCaffrey got the 49ers off to a quick start:
PJ Walker is filling in for the injured Deshaun Watson, and things did not get off to a good start for the signal-caller thanks to a Fred Warner interception:
Second Quarter
Brandon Aiyuk impressed in the open field:
Amari Cooper gave the Browns some much-needed momentum:
Cleveland finally got on the board with a Kareem Hunt touchdown run:
Third Quarter
Cooper made an unbelievable catch:
Purdy threw his first interception of the 2023 season:
Fourth Quarter
The 49ers moved back in front with a touchdown by Jordan Mason:
The Browns drove into San Francisco territory and took a late lead on a field goal:
The Browns scored the upset win on a missed field goal:
Miami Dolphins 42, Carolina Panthers 21
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First Quarter
Carolina struck first thanks to a touchdown run from Chuba Hubbard:
Tommy Tremble showed off his vertical leap in the open field:
The Panthers continued their red-hot start to the game with a touchdown pass from Bryce Young to Adam Thielen:
Second Quarter
It was just a matter of time before Miami's offense would score, and it was Raheem Mostert who reached the end zone:
Miami's offense kept rolling with Mostert breaking free and Jaylen Waddle scoring a touchdown:
Tyreek Hill got in on the fun with a touchdown:
Fourth Quarter
Mostert had an impressive hurdle before scoring his third touchdown of the day:
Jacksonville Jaguars 37, Indianapolis Colts 20
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Second Quarter
Jacksonville found the end zone first thanks to a run from Travis Etienne Jr.:
Josh Allen got the ball right back for Jacksonville, which led to another touchdown for Etienne:
Evan Engram dazzled with a one-handed catch:
Jonathan Taylor got involved in the passing game for the Colts:
However, Jacksonville's defense got it right back:
Trevor Lawrence found Christian Kirk to extend Jacksonville's lead:
Third Quarter
Jacksonville's defense didn't stop forcing turnovers in the second half:
Lawrence tossed a touchdown to Brenton Strange:
Fourth Quarter
The Jags defense came up with yet another turnover:
Houston Texans 20, New Orleans Saints 13
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First Quarter
After setting an NFL record for the most passing attempts to start a career without an interception, rookie C.J. Stroud finally threw one. However, his Texans got the ball back with a fumble recovery on the return:
Stroud wasted no time putting the interception behind him:
Derek Carr unleashed a deep ball to Rashid Shaheed for a touchdown:
Second Quarter
Stroud added another touchdown pass, this time to Robert Woods:
Fourth Quarter
Carr found Shaheed again for a big gain:
Baltimore Ravens 24, Tennessee Titans 16
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First Quarter
Rookie wide receiver Zay Jones wasted little time making an impressive catch:
Odell Beckham Jr. broke free for a big gain for the Ravens:
Second Quarter
Devin Duvernay set the Ravens up in scoring position with a 70-yard punt return, although punter Ryan Stonehouse saved a touchdown:
Tennessee's defense stood strong at the goal line:
Flowers scored the game's first touchdown when he hauled in a pass from Lamar Jackson, although the Titans blocked the extra point:
Baltimore's special teams made a play right before the half to set up another field goal:
Third Quarter
Derrick Henry broke through in the third quarter:
The Titans' defense kept the momentum rolling with a Sean Murphy-Bunting interception, which inspired a London-themed celebration:
Henry took advantage of the short field with a touchdown run:
Geno Stone swung momentum back to Baltimore with a timely interception of his own:
Good luck tackling Jackson:
Fourth Quarter
The Jackson-to-Mark-Andrews connection came through in the fourth quarter:
Justin Tucker continued to be money:
Malik Willis, who entered the game for the injured Ryan Tannehill, used his legs for an impressive play:
Tyjae Spears kept the Titans within striking distance late with some shifty moves before Baltimore clinched the win by recovering an onside kick:
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