Jets Fire Coach, Lose to Bills 23-20

In a dramatic Monday Night Football matchup, the Buffalo Bills defeated the New York Jets 23-20, highlighting a tumultuous week for the Jets, which included the firing of head coach Robert Saleh and the promotion of Jeff Ulbrich to interim coach. The game was marked by an NFL record-tying 22 penalties, with Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers criticizing officiating after a controversial roughing the passer call against Bills linebacker AJ Epenesa. Despite the loss, the Jets showcased improvements under their new offensive play-caller Todd Downing, with Rodgers throwing for two touchdowns and Breece Hall achieving his first 100-yard rushing game. Meanwhile, the Detroit Lions handed the Dallas Cowboys a crushing 47-9 defeat, marking the Cowboys' worst home loss in 36 years and leaving them winless at home this season. Reigning MVP Lamar Jackson led the Baltimore Ravens to a 30-23 victory over the Washington Commanders, ending their four-game winning streak. The NFL continues to face scrutiny over officiating as fans express frustration over unclear penalty calls.