Football (NFL)

LAS VEGAS (AP) — One touchdown would have been enough for the Raiders. Or two field goals. Even one field goal would have forced overtime.

KANSAS CITY, Mo.

SANTA CLARA, Calif. (AP) — Brock Purdy has an embarrassment of riches surrounding him on San Francisco's high-powered offense. The way he is able get all of them the ball is making the 49ers a nearly unstoppable force.

LAS VEGAS (AP) — Vikings wide receiver Justin Jefferson was taken to a hospital after being hit in the chest during Minnesota's 3-0 victory over the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday, but he returned to Allegiant Stadium and then flew home with the team.

CLEVELAND (AP) — Jacksonville's most famous ankle looked fine. Too many other things about the Jaguars were broken Sunday.

NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Struggling Carolina quarterback Bryce Young slumped his shoulders after overthrowing open receiver Jonathan Mingo for what could have been a 45-yard touchdown just before halftime Sunday.

BALTIMORE (AP) — It had been more than a month since the Los Angeles Rams had experienced the sense of emptiness that comes with losing a football game.

CLEVELAND (AP) — Browns defensive end Myles Garrett called a penalty on the officiating crew Sunday, saying its performance was “a travesty" in Cleveland's 31-27 win over the Jacksonville Jaguars. “It was honestly awful,” the two-time All-Pro said.

CINCINNATI (AP) — The Indianapolis Colts had managed to get into playoff contention without their starting quarterback and star running back. But their four-game winning streak ended Sunday as they were routed by the Cincinnati Bengals 34-14.

CLEVELAND (AP) — When Joe Flacco arrived three weeks ago, Browns star Myles Garrett had his suspicions about what the 38-year-old quarterback had left. Those doubts are gone. “He's one us,” Garrett said.