NFL Week 10 2023 Highlights: Live Tracking the Top Plays from Sunday's Results
It's not difficult to get excited about the Sunday slate for Week 10 of the 2023 NFL season.
After all, the games start early with a matchup between the New England Patriots and Indianapolis Colts in Germany. Then, rookie sensation C.J. Stroud returns to Ohio to face the Cincinnati Bengals, and two franchises with storied histories square off in the Green Bay Packers and Pittsburgh Steelers.
If that's not enough, there is a potential Super Bowl preview between the San Francisco 49ers and Jacksonville Jaguars and the latest edition of the AFC North rivalry featuring the Cleveland Browns and Baltimore Ravens.
Throw in a clash between Justin Herbert's Los Angeles Chargers and Jared Goff's Detroit Lions, and there are plenty of enticing games to choose from throughout the day.
Keep checking back here for the latest highlights from all the action as the day unfolds.
Top 5 Plays
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Here are the top five plays of the day.
Cowboys receiver CeeDee Lamb's one-handed catch vs. Giants:
Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow's 64-yard touchdown pass to Ja'Marr Chase vs. Texans:
Lions running back David Montgomery's 75-yard touchdown run vs. Chargers:
Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray's late scramble vs. Falcons:
Seahawks quarterback Geno Smith's pass to DK Metcalf to set up game-winning field goal vs. Commanders:
Las Vegas Raiders 16, New York Jets 12
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First Quarter
Sauce Gardner made the stop on Davante Adams on third down:
Zach Wilson to Garrett Wilson got the Jets into Raiders territory:
Adams got loose for a big gain:
Adams made a wild one-handed grab:
Jordan Whitehead made a diving interception:
Second Quarter
Zach Wilson made a great effort, but was ruled out short of the goal line:
The Raiders defense got the stop on third down:
Jakobi Meyers made a few people miss to pick up the first down:
The Jets defense pushed the Raiders out of field goal range with a sack by John Franklin-Myers:
Third Quarter
A solid punt return by DeAndre Carter gave the Raiders some life:
Jermaine Johnson made his presence felt with a sack:
Josh Jacobs broke a long run to get the Raiders into the red zone:
Fourth Quarter
Rookie tight end Michael Mayer with a tough catch in the end zone to give the Raiders the lead:
Breece Hall did what he does best:
Carter converts a key fourth down to keep the Raiders' drive alive:
The Jets defense came up big yet again with a fumble recovery:
Zach Wilson with a nifty no-look pass for a first down:
Garrett Wilson held on to secure another first down:
Spillane potentially sealed the game with an interception:
The Jets defense held for one last chance:
Zach Wilson completed a tough pass to extend the drive:
Zach Wilson's Hail Mary fell incomplete:
Arizona Cardinals 25, Atlanta Falcons 23
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First Quarter
Trey McBride made an impressive grab in the opening frame:
Second Quarter
Scotty Miller got the Atlanta Falcons on the board with a two-yard touchdown catch:
Bijan Robinson found the end zone on the ground for the second time this season:
Kyler Murray celebrated his season debut with a six-yard touchdown run:
Third Quarter
Murray now has an interception on his 2023 ledger as well:
Greg Dortch did his offense a favor with a 49-yard punt return:
In a short-yardage situation, Arizona turned to the 6'3", 220-pound Clayton Tune at quarterback:
Fourth Quarter
Drake London put some of his basketball skills to use because he almost looked like he was hauling in a rebound with this impressive catch:
Desmond Ridder beat his defender to the corner as he put the Falcons back on top.
Murray still possesses his signature escapability:
Murray and McBride put Arizona inside the 10-yard line with less than a minute left:
Matt Prater was on the money as the clock ran out and the Cardinals secured a 25-23 win:
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Detroit Lions 41, Los Angeles Chargers 38
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First Quarter
Jared Goff and Amon-Ra St. Brown hooked up for a 46-yard pass on the Detroit Lions' opening drive:
Jahmyr Gibbs narrowly missed out on a touchdown with a 35-yard run and hit pay dirt on the next play:
Kerby Joseph was in the right place at the right time to pick off an errant throw from Justin Herbert:
David Montgomery bulldozed his way for six yards on fourth down:
Second Quarter
The drive ended in a turnover on downs, though:
Gibbs added to his stat line with a 24-yard reception:
The rookie earned his second rushing score on 4th-and-goal:
The Los Angeles Chargers showed some signs of life with a 29-yard touchdown pass to Keenan Allen:
Montgomery responded in kind with a 75-yard touchdown run on the next play from scrimmage:
It took one half for Allen to hit the century mark:
Austin Ekeler helped Los Angeles end the half on a high note:
Third Quarter
Herbert leveled things up with a perfectly placed throw to Jalen Guyton:
The Chargers secondary hasn't been able to slow down St. Brown, though.
Herbert scrambled away from Aidan Hutchinson before hitting Quentin Johnston for a 17-yard gain:
Fourth Quarter
Johnston was Herbert's target again on fourth-and-goal:
The teams exchanged touchdowns to add to their back-and-forth affair:
The big plays simply will not stop:
It will be a happy flight home for the Lions thanks to Riley Patterson:
Dallas Cowboys 49, New York Giants 17
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First Quarter
CeeDee Lamb only needed one hand to collect this pass from Dak Prescott:
The Dallas Cowboys' first trip into the red zone yielded zero points, though:
Lamb was responsible for the game's first touchdown, just not in the manner you were expecting:
Cor'Dale Flott earned his first career interception as the first quarter drew to a close:
Second Quarter
Prescott doubled Dallas' lead with a TD pass to Jake Ferguson:
Brandin Cooks made it three of the last four games with a touchdown reception:
Everything was clicking for Prescott and the Cowboys offense as the first half wound down:
Third Quarter
The Giants finally got on the board with a 10-yard touchdown pass from Tommy DeVito to Lawrence Cager:
That was only a momentary respite as the Cowboys continued to pile it on:
Seattle Seahawks 29, Washington Commanders 26
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First Quarter
Sam Howell turned nothing into something when he dumped the ball off to Brian Robinson Jr. for what proved to be a 51-yard touchdown pass.
Second Quarter
Leonard Williams registered his first sack with the Seattle Seahawks in the second quarter:
Third Quarter
Howell and Robinson combined for what was basically a carbon copy of their early score:
Then it was Kenneth Walker III's time to turn a short pass into a massive gain as Seattle regained the lead:
Fourth Quarter
With a defender bearing down, Howell released the ball just in time and connected with Antonio Gibson for a 19-yard score:
Geno Smith placed the ball where only Tyler Lockett could catch it, and catch it the 2015 All-Pro did.
Dyami Brown found a gap in the secondary and sprinted to the end zone to tie the score with 52 seconds remaining:
DK Metcalf's 29-yard reception set up Jason Myers' game-winner:
Houston Texans 30, Cincinnati Bengals 27
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First Quarter
Joe Burrow struck first in the battle of impressive AFC quarterbacks:
Second Quarter
C.J. Stroud struck back with a little help from Tank Dell:
Stroud remained dialed in for the Texans:
Hello, Dare Ogunbowale:
Third Quarter
Stroud continues to dazzle in his rookie campaign:
The Texans continued to roll with a Devin Singletary touchdown:
Burrow wasn't about to go down without a fight and found Ja'Marr Chase for a critical touchdown:
Fourth Quarter
C.J.'s turn:
The next four possessions saw Burrow and Stroud combine for three interceptions:
With the game tied at 27-all, Matt Ammendola landed the decisive blow:
Minnesota Vikings 27, New Orleans Saints 19
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First Quarter
Joshua Dobbs picked up right where he left off:
Second Quarter
Dobbs continued to make plays:
Ty Chandler gave the Vikings the lead with his first career touchdown:
Dobbs. Again.
The Vikings have turned into the Dobbs show:
Third Quarter
The Saints were in need of a spark, and Chris Olave provided just that with an unbelievable touchdown catch:
Fourth Quarter
Winston got his second touchdown pass when he found A.T. Perry in the end zone to make it a one-score game:
The Jameis Winston Experience was on fully display, though, as he threw interceptions on back-to-back drives:
His Hail Mary heave on the final play eventually hit the turf:
Pittsburgh Steelers 23, Green Bay Packers 19
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First Quarter
Najee Harris scored the game's opening touchdown:
Jordan Love has struggled at times this season, but he found Romeo Doubs for a beautiful touchdown:
Second Quarter
Jaylen Warren put the Steelers right back on top:
AJ Dillon found some space for the Green Bay offense:
Love unleashed yet another head-turning touchdown throw:
Fourth Quarter
Twice the Packers got inside the red zone for a potential go-ahead touchdown, and Love threw an interception on each drive.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 20, Tennessee Titans 6
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First Quarter
Vita Vea made sure the Titans didn't find the end zone on their opening drive:
Baker Mayfield is going to want this throw back:
Tampa Bay's defense continued to apply the pressure:
Second Quarter
Will Levis can't love the start of this one:
Mayfield gets credit for the touchdown pass, but it was Rachaad White who did most of the work to give the Buccaneers the lead:
Third Quarter
Trey Palmer made arguably the catch of the day for the Buccaneers:
Mike Evans showed off his strength for a touchdown:
Fourth Quarter
Antoine Winfield Jr. dealt a big blow to Tennessee's comeback hopes with this interception:
San Francisco 49ers 34, Jacksonville Jaguars 3
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First Quarter
San Francisco's defense set the tone in the early going:
Brock Purdy. Brandon Aiyuk. Touchdown.
Second Quarter
From Ohio State to the 49ers, the Nick Bosa and Chase Young combination was trouble for the Jacksonville offense:
Third Quarter
George Kittle broke free to give the 49ers some breathing room in Jacksonville:
San Francisco's defensive line continued to overwhelm Trevor Lawrence and the Jaguars offense:
That pressure led to a turnover:
The 49ers defense continued to make it a day to forget for the Jacksonville offense:
San Francisco once again looks like a Super Bowl contender:
Fourth Quarter
Kyle Juszczyk's 22-yard touchdown reception was the capper for San Francisco's offensive outburst.
Cleveland Browns 33, Baltimore Ravens 31
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First Quarter
Kyle Hamilton wasted little time putting the Ravens on the scoreboard with a pick-six:
Keaton Mitchell doesn't look like a one-week fluke:
Second Quarter
Not a lot went right for the Browns in the first half, but they seized some momentum on special teams with a blocked field goal:
Amari Cooper found some space in Baltimore's secondary:
Lamar Jackson gave the ball right back to the Browns:
Third Quarter
Just when the Browns had closed the deficit, Odell Beckham Jr. broke through for a touchdown:
The Browns aren't done yet, as Kareem Hunt found the end zone for a touchdown:
Fourth Quarter
A muffed punt by James Proche II put the momentum back in the hands of the Ravens, who capitalized on the turnover with a one-yard touchdown run by Gus Edwards.
Watson wiggled out of the pocket and found Elijah Moore for a touchdown to make it a one-score game again:
Greg Newsome II's pick-six had the home crowd stunned:
Dustin Hopkins' 40-yard field goal as time expired completed Cleveland's improbable comeback:
Indianapolis Colts 10, New England Patriots 6
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First Quarter
Ezekiel Elliott got off to a quick start for the Patriots:
Gardner Minshew's impressive work in the pocket helped set up an eventual touchdown for Jonathan Taylor:
Second Quarter
New England went with an interesting strategy on special teams:
Dayo Odeyingbo and the Indianapolis defense continued to get to Mac Jones:
Third Quarter
Myles Bryant gave the Patriots some early momentum in the second half with an interception:
New England was unable to capitalize thanks to a missed field goal:
Fourth Quarter
Indianapolis' offensive line helped the passing attack make a play:
Just when it seemed like the Patriots would take the lead with a late drive, Jones threw a terrible interception near the goal line:
Minshew and Josh Downs made an incredible play to move the chains and keep New England's offense on the sideline:
New England benched Jones for Bailey Zappe on its final drive, but the backup quarterback threw an interception that ended the comeback efforts:
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