The Arizona Cardinals continued their impressive form, defeating the New York Jets 31-6 for their fourth consecutive victory. Kyler Murray delivered an outstanding performance, leading the team to a remarkable 0.416 EPA per play and 7.0 yards per play. The Jets struggled defensively, allowing a 71% conversion rate on third downs and giving up 13 explosive plays.

New York's offense faltered, averaging just 3.7 yards per play, with Aaron Rodgers completing 23 of 38 passes for 169 yards. The standout player for Arizona was tight end Elijah Higgins, who excelled in run-blocking and made key receptions. PFF will provide detailed player grades and analysis following a thorough review.

The Miami Dolphins faced another heartbreaking defeat, falling 28-27 to the Arizona Cardinals as time expired. Despite a strong performance from quarterback Tua Tagovailoa, who returned from injury, the Dolphins' defense struggled against Kyler Murray and allowed a last-second field goal.

Miami's playoff hopes are dwindling as they now sit at 2-5, having lost five of their last six games. Tagovailoa's return brought some excitement, but costly mistakes and defensive lapses ultimately doomed the team.

The San Francisco 49ers suffered another disappointing loss, this time to the Arizona Cardinals, falling 24-23 after leading 23-13 in the fourth quarter. Quarterback Brock Purdy's two second-half interceptions and Jordan Mason's fumble were pivotal in the defeat.

Despite a strong start, including a touchdown from a blocked field goal return, the 49ers were unable to finish drives and protect their lead. This loss marks the sixth time under coach Kyle Shanahan that they have squandered a double-digit lead.