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Houston led 16–6 at halftime. Dallas scored 28 second-half points, taking the lead for good on CeeDee Lamb’s touchdown with 40 seconds remaining. A fourth-down completion to Jake Ferguson kept the winning drive alive. The finish turned a ten-point halftime deficit into a road victory.

Reporting references: Houston Chronicle: decisive fourth down · game updates.

Washington opened 6–0. Indianapolis led 10–6 at halftime, then outscored Washington 20–7 after the break to win.

Arizona led 14–3 early. New York went ahead by halftime and scored the fourth quarter’s only nine points to finish.

Buffalo led 17–14 at halftime. New England regained the advantage in the third and held on through a tight fourth quarter.

Chicago built a 13–3 halftime lead and extended it in the third. New York’s late scoring could not close the gap.

Philadelphia led 20–10 at halftime but went scoreless afterward. Los Angeles scored 14 in the fourth quarter to complete the comeback.

After a scoreless opening quarter, Green Bay led 10–7 at halftime and 17–7 after three, surviving Tampa Bay’s late seven points.

Baltimore broke a 7–7 tie with 17 second-quarter points. Tennessee scored 11 unanswered after halftime, but Baltimore’s lead held.

Jacksonville led 13–3 at halftime and scored in every quarter. Cincinnati’s stronger second half left it five points short.

Minnesota led 9–0 at halftime. Miami scored ten in the third, but Minnesota added points each quarter and held the final period.

Las Vegas led 13–10 at halftime. After a scoreless third, Kansas City won a fourth-quarter scoring race, 20–14.

Seattle led 20–6 at halftime and 30–13 after three. Los Angeles scored ten late, but the early deficit proved decisive.

A 3–3 halftime tie became a San Francisco advantage in the third. The 49ers added 14 fourth-quarter points to finish.

The teams were tied 16–16 at halftime. Carolina’s 13–3 third quarter established a lead that Detroit could not erase.