Bills humble Patriots 16-0

LOS ANGELES — Buffalo started a fight before the game and then finished it, outplaying New England in cruising to a historic 16-0 victory Sunday. The Bills (2-2) won their second straight since switching offensive coordinators and scored the franchise’s first road shutout since Nov. 4, 1990. Buffalo handed the Patriots, 3-1 during Tom Brady’s four-game Deflategate suspension, their first shutout loss in the 15-year history of Gillette Stadium. The Patriots’ previous home shutout loss was in 1993 and the last time the team went scoreless was in 2006. The Bills limited the Patriots, who started rookie quarterback Jacoby Brissett for the second game in a row, to 13 first downs and 1-of-12 on third-down conversions. Seahawks 27, Jets 17: Russell Wilson showed no signs of his leg injuries when the Seattle quarterback carved up the New York Jets for 309 yards and three touchdowns in a 27-17. The Seahawks (3-1) have scored a total of 64 points in their last two wins after scoring just 15 points in the first two games of the season. The Jets (1-3) are headed in the other direction with two straight losses. Wilson, who suffered a high ankle sprain in the season opener and a left knee sprain last Sunday, went 23-of-32 passing, including 10-of-11 in the first half. Falcons 48, Panthers 33: Matt Ryan and Julio Jones set team records as Atlanta beat Carolina 48-33 on a day when the Panthers lost quarterback Cam Newton to a possible concussion. Ryan, the NFC offensive player for September, completed 28 of 37 passes for a record 503 yards and four touchdowns for the Falcons (3-1), while Jones hauled in 12 passes for a record 300 yards and a 75-yard TD. Reigning NFL MVP Newton was evaluated for a concussion after he was hit by Falcons rookie linebacker Deion Jones. Raiders 28, Ravens 27: Derek Carr threw for four touchdowns, including a go-ahead 23-yard pass to Michael Crabtree with just under two minutes remaining, and Oakland handed Baltimore a first loss of the season with a 28-27 decision. The Raiders (3-1) have already won three games on the road. The offense for Baltimore (3-1) struggled against the NFL’s worst defense, going just 3-of-12 on third down. Redskins 31, Browns 20: Kirk Cousins threw three touchdown passes, Jordan Reed had nine catches for 73 yards and two touchdowns and Washington defeated Cleveland 31-20. Matt Jones rushed for 117 yards and a score as Washington (2-2) picked up its first home win after two losses. The winless Browns (0-4) turned the ball over on three consecutive possessions in the second half. Texans 27, Titans 20: Rookie Will Fuller returned a punt 67 yards for a touchdown and Houston beat Tennessee 27-20. Fuller became the first player in franchise history to record a receiving and punt return touchdown in the same game, salvaging the Texans (3-1) from an uneven performance. Elsewhere it was: Bears 17, Lions 14; Saints 35, Chargers 34; Rams 17, Cardinals 13; Cowboys 24, 49ers 17; Broncos 27, Buccaneers 7; Chiefs 14, Steelers 43.