NFL Week 1 scores: Cowboys crush Browns in Cleveland, Jim Harbaugh gets first win with Chargers

Dallas with an emphatic win to open the season with a dominant defensive effort, sacking Deshaun Watson six times and forcing two interceptions.

Have a day Baker Mayfield!

Despite being on the short end of a 37-20 loss to the Buccaneers, Daniels was solid with his legs with 88 yards on the ground and two rushing touchdowns. He also completed 17-of-24 passes for 184 yards and did not throw an interception.

Seattle opens the post-Pete Carroll era 1-0.

For the first time since tearing his ACL last season, Trevon Diggs gets back on the INT board with his first interception of the season.

Former Seahawks All-Pro cornerback Richard Sherman approves.

Through three quarters, Dallas' defense has been thoroughly dominant. Cleveland has just seven first downs, is 2-for-11 on third downs, has 125 yards of total offense and Deshaun Watson has been sacked five times. Now, starting tackles Jedrick Willis and Jack Conklin are out with injuries and running back Nick Chubb isn't expected to make his debut until later this season, but Dallas is taking advantage of the missing pieces.

Mayfield is spreading the love in Tampa Bay. Mike Evans and Chris Godwin have already caught touchdown passes and now Jalen McMillan joins the party.

Kenneth Walker III got one earlier and it was Zach Charbonnet's turn later. The reserve back haules in a pass from Geno Smith — who himself has a touchdown run — for a 30-yard score to put Seattle up 26-13 over Denver.

The rookie from Georgia has his first touchdown in the league on this 10 yard pass from Justin Herbert. Los Angeles now leads by 12 against the Raiders late.

Deshaun Watson to Jerry Jeudy gets Cleveland their first touchdown of the game, as the Browns' offense got going for the first time this afternoon.

The veteran pass rusher had 17 sacks last season and bagged Gardner Minshew for his first in 2024.

Dallas' defensive line is sitting on Deshaun Watson's head this afternoon, and now things are getting worse for Cleveland on special teams. KaVontae Turpin made the Pro Bowl as a returner in 2022, and is off to a start where he may do it again.

The 12-yard run by the former Raven has the Chargers ahead of the Raiders by two scores.

He's 6-for-13 for 33 yards and an interception as the Browns trail 20-3 late in the first half. Yikes.

Evans is in his 11th NFL season and is showing no signs of slowing down. He's had 1,000-yard receiving seasons every year of his career and has five double-digit touchdown seasons. He's already off to a good start with his first touchdown grab of the year as the Buccaneers lead the Commanders 13-0.

Micah Parsons has been in the backfield throughout the first quarter and was able to finally get home late in the opening period for the Cowboys.

The first quarter has been kind to CeeDee Lamb. The Cowboys' receiver has hauled in four passes for 58 yards, including this beauty.

He'll have to learn from this one. Julian Love makes a wonderful play to keep Denver out of the end zone and keep the score tied at 3-3 early in the second quarter in Seattle.

On a 3rd and 5 against a zero-blitz, Prescott was able to throw his first TD of the season on a corner route to Cook. Good recognition by the QB who just signed the largest AAV contract in NFL history.

Jim Harbaugh's group was able to get an early field goal, but the Raiders were able to answer right back with a 31-yard touchdown pass from Gardner Minshew to running back Alexander Mattison. No Josh Jacobs? No problem for Las Vegas.

The seven-time Super Bowl champ is on his first regular season assignment for Fox, at the Cowboys-Browns game in Cleveland.