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NFL 2026 Week 2 results

25 September 2026

Fifteen of Week 2's sixteen games are confirmed, and the round had a bit of everything — a 31-point rout, a road upset over one of the league's steadiest home teams, and two games that came down to a single score. One fixture, Detroit Lions @ Buffalo Bills, is still being finalised and isn't in the table below.

Full Week 2 scores

HomeAwayVenue
Houston Texans 6 lost to Cincinnati Bengals 20 Reliant Stadium
New England Patriots 20 def Pittsburgh Steelers 3 Gillette Stadium
New York Jets 17 lost to Green Bay Packers 20 MetLife Stadium
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 19 lost to Cleveland Browns 23 Raymond James Stadium
Tennessee Titans 20 lost to Philadelphia Eagles 24 Nissan Stadium
Chicago Bears 3 lost to Minnesota Vikings 9 Soldier Field
Atlanta Falcons 3 lost to Carolina Panthers 34 Mercedes-Benz Stadium
Baltimore Ravens 17 lost to New Orleans Saints 24 M&T Bank Stadium
Denver Broncos 20 def Jacksonville Jaguars 13 Empower Field at Mile High
Los Angeles Chargers 14 lost to Las Vegas Raiders 26 SoFi Stadium
Arizona Cardinals 7 lost to Seattle Seahawks 31 State Farm Stadium
San Francisco 49ers 35 def Miami Dolphins 13 Levi's® Stadium
Dallas Cowboys 37 def Washington Commanders 20 AT&T Stadium
Kansas City Chiefs 33 def Indianapolis Colts 30 GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium
Los Angeles Rams 28 def New York Giants 6 SoFi Stadium

Detroit Lions @ Buffalo Bills (kicked off 18 September) is still being confirmed and isn't included above or in the margins below.

The round in three lines

Carolina Panthers' 34-3 win at Atlanta was the week's biggest margin — 31 points, and the only game decided by more than three touchdowns. Seattle's 31-7 win at Arizona wasn't far behind.

New Orleans' 24-17 win at Baltimore was the round's upset — the Ravens are usually one of the tougher home outs in the league, and the Saints took it on the road.

Two games came down to a field goal — Green Bay held on 20-17 at the Jets, and Kansas City survived Indianapolis 33-30 in the week's only real shootout.

Eighteen weeks, one Monday-morning ladder — a different rhythm to footy's weekend crunch, and the same group arguing either way.