NFL Week 10: Unexpected Wins and Historic Moments

Houston Texans Make Historic Comeback

The Houston Texans overcame a 19-point deficit to defeat the Jacksonville Jaguars, marking the first time in franchise history they've won a game when trailing by 19 or more points entering the fourth quarter.

Seattle Seahawks Dominate Arizona Cardinals

• 35-0 lead at halftime
• Third time scoring 30+ points in the first half this season (NFL record)
• DeMarcus Lawrence becomes just the fourth player in NFL history to score multiple fumble recovery touchdowns in a single game

Detroit Lions' Offensive Show

• Jahmyr Gibbs scores two touchdowns in the first half
• Jared Goff calls his own plays, leading the Lions' high-powered offense

Chicago Bears' Late-Game Heroics

• 14 points in the final four minutes to beat the New York Giants
• Giants suffer another late-game collapse, allowing multiple fourth-quarter touchdowns

New England Patriots' Defensive Stand

• Two interceptions of Buccaneers quarterback J. J. McCarthy
• Forced fumble on a kickoff
• TreVeyon Henderson scores a 69-yard rushing touchdown

Miami Dolphins Secure Victory

• De'Von Achane rushes for 174 yards and two touchdowns on 22 carries
• 35-yard rushing touchdown seals the deal against the Buffalo Bills

Baltimore Ravens' Three-Peat

• Third straight win
• Defense intercepts J. J. McCarthy twice and forces a fumble
• Derrick Henry ties his high school rushing yards record