Week 1 of the 2025 NFL regular season has nearly wrapped up with Sunday’s full schedule in the books.<\/p>\n
It might be early, but NFL fans may have already seen the game of the year. Sunday ended with the Buffalo Bills’ miraculous 41-40 comeback win <\/a>over the Baltimore Ravens. The Bills trailed by 15 points in the final quarter, but managed to claw all the way back, winning the game on a last-second field goal<\/a> from newly signed kicker Matt Prater.<\/p>\n Advertisement<\/p>\n Bills quarterback Josh Allen ended the evening by calling out a few Bills fans who didn’t show faith in their team and left the contest early<\/a>. It was a fitting reminder that, in the NFL, the game isn’t over until the clock hits zero.<\/p>\n Elsewhere, the Green Bay Packers<\/a> gained an early advantage in what looks to be a tough NFC North race with a 27-13 victory<\/a> against the Detroit Lions<\/a>. Newly added pass rusher Micah Parsons praised the Green Bay fans for how they embraced him, calling it a “one of one<\/a>” experience.<\/p>\n Aaron Rodgers appeared to rediscover his winning touch with four touchdown passes in the Pittsburgh Steelers<\/a>‘ 34-32 win<\/a> over the New York Jets<\/a>. Following the game, Rodgers said<\/a> he was “happy to beat everyone associated with the Jets,” his former team.<\/p>\n “There were probably people in the organization that didn’t think I could play anymore,” he added<\/a>. “So it was nice to remind those people that I still can.”<\/p>\n Advertisement<\/p>\n Among the notable injuries coming out of Sunday’s action are George Kittle leaving the 49ers’ game in the second quarter with a hamstring injury<\/a>. Las Vegas Raiders tight end Brock Bowers took a hit on his knee<\/a> versus the New England Patriots and trainers did not allow him to return. And Atlanta Falcons receiver Drake London hurt his shoulder<\/a> on their final drive versus the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.<\/p>\n