It’s no surprise Saints-Falcons was a wild one. The game felt like a 49ers blowout in the first half, but Chicago hung around and sprung the home upset. Meanwhile, the Bears impressed in an ugly win over the 49ers. The Lions lost a tough one to the Eagles, battling back but coming up short. Washington almost blew a lead against the Jaguars but came back late to get the win. The Lions didn’t give up, but Philly held on to get the W. The Eagles got a W in spite of nearly blowing a sizable lead in Detroit. The Chargers held off the Raiders while the Chiefs crushed the Cardinals. Then, we saw the Colts battle back against the Colts only to see the two teams finish overtime scoreless and settle for a tie. The Jaguars looked like they were going to get a bit road upset against the Commanders, only to give up a Jahan Dotson TD late to lose. It’s been a wild first weekend for the AFC South. The Steelers edged out the Bengals in overtime in a game that very nearly resulted in the second tie of the day. The Ravens handled their business while the Browns stunned the Panthers late. It was quite a first day for the AFC’s black and blue division. The Bills looked great in LA while the Dolphins impressed in a fairly dominant win over the Patriots. The AFC East was the first division to wrap its full Week 1 slate. We’ll update with remaining records this evening and on Monday as the league moves toward Week 2. Below are the eight divisional standings, along with some quick thoughts about each division after the first week of football.

The afternoon and primetime will be plenty busy, but once again, the NFL has our attention. The last time there were two ties in a single week was 1973, which was the year before the league instituted overtime rules. The Texans stunned the Colts and the Jaguars stormed back to beat the Commanders.

The NFL is working its way through Week 1 and we’ve already had some wild finishes.

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