Pick Six: Seahawks, Bears picks for 'MNF'; plus 15 crazy stats from Week 8

The NFL experienced a historically unusual slate of games on Sunday, marked by several firsts in decades. A team secured a victory without recording a single pass completion, a feat not achieved since 1974, while the Dallas Cowboys surrendered a two-score advantage in the fourth quarter at home for the first time in franchise history.

The Baltimore Ravens also made history by becoming the first squad in nearly a decade to utilize three different quarterbacks for pass attempts within the first half of a contest.

Trevor Lawrence achieved a passing milestone that had not been seen in the league for 55 years. Meanwhile, the Las Vegas Raiders defeated the New York Jets 38-33, with quarterback Kirk Cousins leading the offense to four touchdowns on four red-zone trips.

Cousins accounted for all four scores via three touchdown passes and a rushing touchdown, while running back Mike Washington handled the majority of carries with 25 attempts compared to Ashton Jeanty's two.

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