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NFL Sunday Quick Hits 10/12

Find out everything you need to know about every Sunday game in just a few minutes.

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Tennessee 16, Jacksonville 14

Blake Bortles deserved a better fate as he was fantastic for Jacksonville. The Titans literally did the minimum required to get a victory and there might not be two more victories left in the season for them.

Baltimore 48, Tampa Bay 17

The Ravens did what they needed to do against a really bad team, and they are right there in the NFC North race. Tampa quit for the second time this season on Lovie Smith.

Denver 31, New York Jets 17

The Jets really played hard, but it’s a talent issue. Peyton Manning didn’t look great on a day where he threw for three touchdowns.

Detroit 17, Minnesota 3

Big time performance by the Lions defense making Teddy Bridgewater look like a rookie. For the first time in a long time, Detroit can win games with defense.

New England 37, Buffalo 22

The Bills have been waiting since 1999 to win a big game…Tom Brady’s ankle injury is being reported as serious. He probably won’t miss time, but if he can’t push off he’s going to struggle all year long.

Carolina 37, Cincinnati 37

Ron Rivera didn’t trust Cam Newton enough to go for a fourth down in overtime. Mike Nugent missed an easy field goal that would’ve won the game for the Bengals. Both teams got what they deserved.

Cleveland 31, Pittsburgh 10

The Cleveland Browns won their first big game in a long time and the schedule sets up well for them to make a playoff run. Mike Tomlin needs to take some heat for how the Steelers have played the last three weeks.

Green Bay 27, Miami 24

Aaron Rodgers has been tremendous the last three weeks and he’s lifting an otherwise average Packers team. Miami called a timeout with six seconds left, which let Green Bay huddle up and talk about what turned into the game-winning touchdown.

San Diego 31, Oakland 28

Derek Carr played the best game of his career for the Raiders and they probably deserved a better outcome. Really good teams find ways to win when they’re not playing their best. The Chargers fit that description.

Chicago 27, Atlanta 13

Matt Forte scored twice and Kyle Fuller shut down Julio Jones (as well as anyone can). Important win for the Bears, and the Falcons are showing signs of why they won just a handful of games last season.

Dallas 30, Seattle 23

The Cowboys were the better football team as they withstood adversity and found a way to dominate with their running game. Probably the most impressive they’ve looked since their last Super Bowl. As for Seattle, they couldn’t stop the run when they needed to and Russell Wilson played poorly.

Arizona 30, Washington 20

Carson Palmer is back and the Cardinals are in first place. Arizona didn’t play a great game but their defense made Kirk Cousins show why he’s a backup quarterback.

Philadelphia 27, New York Giants 0

The Eagles dominated from kickoff to gun, and the Giants lost more than just the game as Victor Cruz went down with a torn patellar tendon. Philly dominated at the line of scrimmage and that was enough to overcome another mediocre game from Nick Foles.

Charlie Bernstein is the managing football editor for Football Insiders and has covered the NFL for over a decade.  Charlie has hosted drive time radio for NBC and ESPN affiliates in different markets around the country, along with being an NFL correspondent for ESPN Radio and WFAN.  He has been featured on the NFL Network as well as Sirius/XM NFL Radio and has been published on Fox Sports, Sports Illustrated, ESPN as well as numerous other publications.

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