NFL Week 9 winners and losers: Ja'Marr Chase, Packers WRs go ballistic while Drake Maye's turnover woes return
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Key Points:
- Ja'Marr Chase delivered a historic performance in the 2026 Madrid Game, catching 10 passes for 155 yards and a touchdown, with 142 yards and eight receptions in the first half alone, setting a Bengals first-half receiving record since 1988.
- Drake Maye struggled significantly for the Patriots, throwing three interceptions against the Packers and tying for the NFL lead in turnovers, contributing to his team's defeat.
- Green Bay Packers' wide receivers Matthew Golden and Christian Watson combined for 17 catches, 335 yards, and two touchdowns, marking the first time since 1942 that two Packers teammates each had 150+ yards and a touchdown in the same game.
- The Washington Commanders faced criticism for questionable end-of-game decisions in a close loss to the Rams, including a risky deep throw with no timeouts and a failed hook-and-ladder play instead of a Hail Mary.
- The Los Angeles Rams' defensive front featured a dominant return from Myles Garrett, who recorded three sacks and a forced fumble alongside Aaron Donald in a 20-13 win over the Commanders, showcasing a formidable pass rush duo.
