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Vikings, Chiefs and Cowboys beaten - NFL week eight

Vikings, Chiefs and Cowboys beaten - NFL week eight
BBC Sport Monday 02 November 2026, 07:27 UTC 1 min read
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A wild weekend in the NFL saw Joe Burrow and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers make history, while Lamar Jackson was sidelined on his return from injury.

A wild weekend in the NFL saw Joe Burrow and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers make history, while Lamar Jackson was sidelined on his return from injury.
Vikings (LOCATION) Chiefs (ORG) Cowboys (ORG) NFL (ORG) Joe Burrow (PERSON) the Tampa Bay (LOCATION) Lamar Jackson (PERSON)
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