The win put the Ravens at 6-2 and in the No. 2 seed in the AFC. Jackson is now 2-1 when trailing by 14 points in the second half this season. Before this year, Harbaugh had been 2-35 in those situations as Ravens coach. ▪ The most unexpected result was the Jaguars' 9-6 win over the Bills. The Jaguars defense, ranked 26th in points allowed entering the game, held the Bills offense, ranked No. 1 in points scored, to two field goals. Bills quarterback Josh Allen is having a great season, but he has hit a bit of a wall the last two weeks against two of the NFL's worst teams, the Dolphins and Jaguars. It seems the key is taking away the deep ball. Allen is averaging just 5.76 yards per attempt in those two games, with only four completions of 20 yards or more and a long of 28. Between Weeks 3-6, when the Bills scored at least 35 points in four straight games, Allen had the second-most 25-plus-yard passes in the NFL (11). Advertisement ▪ The Cardinals' 31-17 win without Murray or their receivers says as much about coach Kliff Kingsbury and his team as it does about Kyle Shanahan's 49ers. The Cardinals shook off a tough loss to the Packers to beat a division opponent and reclaim the NFC's No. 1 seed at 8-1. Kingsbury coached the game of his life, with backup QB Colt McCoy completing 22 of 26 passes for 249 yards, a touchdown, and, most importantly, no turnovers. And there's something smelly in the air in San Francisco. The Niners dropped to 3-5, with the offense committing three turnovers and the defense giving up 437 yards to an offense full of backups. Shanahan said he's not considering a change at quarterback, and he shouldn't. Despite sitting two games under .500, the Niners are still only one game out of the final playoff spot. But they are free-falling, and face a must-win against the Rams this week. Advertisement ▪ The Chiefs won, but they are still dysfunctional on offense. Patrick Mahomes threw for only 166 yards on 37 attempts, the Chiefs gained a total of 237 yards, and they didn't score a touchdown over their final 10 drives. The Chiefs' downfield passing attack has turned anemic. Last week against the Giants, Mahomes had 15 passes behind the line of scrimmage, the most in the NFL since the stat has been tracked over the last five years.