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It's time to go around the league.

So five teams recorded a game-winning score on the final play Sunday.

That's tied for the most on a single day in NFL history.

We'll start overseas.

Spain.

First game in the motherland. Dolphins. Commanders. 1613 victory for Miami and OT.

Riley Patterson kicked a 29-yard field goal to propel the Dolphids to the winners.

As I said, the first regular season game played in Spain and NFL history, six different

country outside the United

States to host an NFL game. Dolphins win consecutive games for the first time this year,

improved the three and five international play. Devon A. Chan, wrestles for career best eight first downs.

Five of those came in the fourth quarter in OT.

Marcus Marietta throws an interception on the first play of the commander's first possession,

and the commanders go on to their six straight loss, extending the longest active streak in the NFL.

That felt like a game that nobody wanted to win, and it felt like the coaches really, and I'm being serious now, didn't understand what was happening.

They kept getting down into, and it's not like the game was 35 all, where you said to yourself,

if we don't score a touchdown, we have no chance to stop them.

It was 1313, and they kept going forward on fourth down, like deep in opposition territory.

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