New Orleans outclasses the Dallas Cowboys

The New Orleans Saints have humiliated the Dallas Cowboys in the NFL. Detroit lost narrowly to Tampa Bay despite a strong performance from Amon-Ra St. Brown.

The Saints won against the traditional team after an outstanding performance with 44:19 (14:3, 21:13, 6:3 and 3:0). The balance of power was already clearly established at halftime, with New Orleans leading 35:16 against the Cowboys, who were chaotic, especially defensively. The outstanding man of the evening was Alvin Kamara with four touchdowns.

St. Brown breaks 100-yard mark

The Detroit Lions suffered their first defeat of the season in the NFL despite a strong performance from Amon-Ra St. Brown. The hosts played against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at 4:20 p.m. and had one win and one loss after two games in the National Football League.

Only Godwin collected more yards

After an unremarkable start a week ago, St. Brown had 110 yards on ten passes caught.

The only team that was stronger was Chris Godwin of the Buccaneers, who had 117 yards passing and a touchdown. The Lions are among the Super Bowl candidates this season, and the loss to Tampa Bay is a setback.

97-yard touchdown by Justin Jefferson

The San Francisco 49ers are once again among the title contenders, but they suffered a defeat against the Minnesota Vikings. In the 17:23 game, Vikings star Justin Jefferson scored a 97-yard touchdown, but later had to leave the field due to an injury.

Ravens start with two defeats

The highly-rated Baltimore Ravens are having a difficult start to the season. After their opening loss to the Kansas City Chiefs, quarterback Lamar Jackson’s team unexpectedly lost to the Las Vegas Raiders 23:26, giving up a 13-point lead.

Jakob Johnson from Stuttgart made his debut for the New York Giants, but lost to the Washington Commanders led by the German-American Brandon Coleman 18:21.

Patriots lose in overtime

The New England Patriots also lost by three points. After four quarters against the Seattle Seahawks, the score was 20:20, but in overtime kicker Jason Myers converted a field goal to win the game 23:20 for the Seahawks.