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Burrow throws for 462 and five scores as Bengals win in overtime

Joe Burrow ran in the overtime winner after a 462-yard day, and Gardner Minshew rallied Arizona past Dallas in the other extra-time game. Bucky Irving, Jahmyr Gibbs and Tee Higgins led a 1 PM window that also cost Baltimore Lamar Jackson.

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  • Joe Burrow carried the 1 PM window on Sunday, throwing for 462 yards and five touchdowns and then running in the overtime winner as Cincinnati beat Tennessee 43-36, according to the ESPN box score and the NFL's highlight post. Eight games finished in the window, and two of them went to overtime.

  • Final scores

    • Bills 36, Ravens 10
    • Bengals 43, Titans 36 (OT)
    • Cardinals 33, Cowboys 30 (OT)
    • Lions 19, Vikings 15
    • Raiders 38, Jets 33
    • Steelers 27, Browns 6
    • Buccaneers 16, Falcons 0
    • Jaguars 42, Colts 7

    Quarterbacks

    Burrow went 38 of 48 for 462 yards, five touchdowns and three interceptions, all three picked by Amani Hooker. Cam Ward answered with 304 yards and two scores without a pick. Josh Allen threw for 289 yards and two touchdowns and ran one in. Kirk Cousins was efficient in New York, 19 of 26 for 247 yards and three touchdowns, and Geno Smith threw for 290 and two scores in the loss.

    Gardner Minshew replaced Jacoby Brissett in Dallas and went 17 of 23 for 188 yards and three touchdowns. Brissett had been 10 of 23 for 119. Trevor Lawrence needed only 14 attempts for 210 yards and three scores.

    The duds were loud. Michael Penix Jr. completed 8 of 24 for 125 yards with four interceptions. Baker Mayfield threw three passes and completed none, as Irving and Gainwell combined for 52 carries. Daniel Jones was benched late in the Jaguars blowout, and Baltimore finished with Joe Fagnano at 10 of 21 for 91 yards after Lamar Jackson's thumb injury.

    Running backs

    Bucky Irving ran 27 times for 170 yards and a score, and Kenny Gainwell added 140 on 25 carries in the same backfield. Jahmyr Gibbs had 153 yards and a touchdown on 23 carries. Tyler Allgeier took over in Arizona with 147 rushing yards, a rushing score and a receiving score. Braelon Allen ran for 147 and a touchdown for the Jets, and Jaylen Warren had 143 and a score for Pittsburgh. Tony Pollard scored twice with 117 yards. Bhayshul Tuten turned 18 touches into 159 yards and two touchdowns.

    Jonathan Taylor managed 23 yards on eight carries, and Bijan Robinson had 76 on 19 in the shutout loss. Javonte Williams needed 24 carries for 56 yards.

  • Receivers and tight ends

    Tee Higgins caught 10 of 11 targets for 155 yards and two touchdowns, and Ja'Marr Chase had 11 catches for 141 and a score. Harold Fannin Jr. caught 10 balls for 154 yards for Cleveland. Adonai Mitchell had 142 yards and a touchdown on seven catches. Michael Wilson caught 8 of 15 targets for 111 and a score, and Trey McBride scored once. Brock Bowers caught seven passes for 92 yards and two touchdowns. Dalton Kincaid (86 yards) and DJ Moore (82) both scored for Buffalo.

    Drake London caught one of six targets for 8 yards. Justin Jefferson scored but finished with 33 yards on nine targets, and CeeDee Lamb had 58 on 11.

    What RSO owners should do now

    Lamar Jackson is headed for thumb surgery and injured reserve, so Baltimore's passing game is off limits until the team names a starter. Tampa Bay's run-heavy plan makes Gainwell a real add next to Irving. Minshew is worth a stash in deep and superflex leagues if Arizona names him the starter. Allgeier and Tuten deserve bids where available, while Penix, Jones and Mayfield belong on benches until their situations clear.

    Watch this week for Arizona's quarterback decision, Baltimore's starter, and the Colts' plan after Anthony Richardson replaced Jones.