NFL results: Arizona stun Los Angeles Rams, who lose again as Kansas City Chiefs stay unbeaten

Cardinals stun the Rams

Arizona pulled off what the report calls the season’s biggest upset so far, beating the Rams at SoFi Stadium. The Cardinals have now won twice this season, and both victories came at that venue; their first was against the Los Angeles Chargers in Week one.

The Rams briefly moved ahead with 47 seconds left, after Colby Parkinson scored a touchdown and punter Ethan Evans added the extra point. Head coach Sean McVay said the team needed to find a solution and that responsibility began with him. The Rams had been regarded as strong Super Bowl favourites before an overtime loss to Buffalo the previous Monday.

Chiefs keep winning

Kansas City remained unbeaten, with quarterback Patrick Mahomes reaching 100 regular-season wins in his 131st start. That tied Tom Brady’s record. Kenneth Walker leads the NFL with 665 rushing yards, a mark for a player’s first five games with a new team. The Chiefs are scheduled to visit Walker’s former team, Seattle, next Sunday.

Eagles face mounting concerns

Philadelphia’s record fell to 2-4 as its difficulties continued. Injuries were already a concern before the Eagles lost to Jacksonville at Tottenham last Sunday, and a 2025 Super Bowl winner was subsequently placed on injured reserve, sidelining him for at least four weeks.

Back-up Tanner McKee is set for his third NFL start against the Carolina Panthers. Offensive linemen Lane Johnson and Cam Jurgens also left the team two weeks ago; the report gives retirement for Johnson and a trade to Baltimore for Jurgens.

Results from around the league

Buffalo held on to beat the Las Vegas Raiders 33-30 and move to 5-1. Caleb Williams returned from a hamstring injury as the Chicago Bears defeated the Atlanta Falcons 31-23.

In London, Jacksonville and Houston were tied 31-31 after Travis Hunter’s fourth-quarter interception set up a Cam Little field goal. Houston then secured its second win of the season, while Jacksonville slipped to 4-2.

Cleveland improved to 4-2 after beating Baltimore, despite a crucial fourth-quarter fumble by Derrick Henry. Tennessee earned its first win of the season, beating Indianapolis 26-20 after coming back in the final quarter.