MATCHUP	GLENN	SEAN	BEN	WINNER
	THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 2026
	Seattle @ Denver	Denver	Denver	Seattle	Denver
	SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2026
	Houston @ Jacksonville (London)	Jacksonville	Jacksonville	Jacksonville	Houston
	Chicago @ Atlanta	Atlanta	Chicago	Atlanta	Chicago
	Baltimore @ Cleveland	Baltimore	Cleveland	Baltimore	Cleveland
	Tennessee @ Indianapolis	Indianapolis	Indianapolis	Indianapolis	Tennessee
	N.Y. Jets @ New England	New England	New England	New England	New England
	New Orleans @ N.Y. Giants	N.Y. Giants	N.Y. Giants	N.Y. Giants	New Orleans
	Carolina @ Philadelphia	Carolina	Carolina	Philadelphia	Carolina
	Pittsburgh @ Tampa Bay	Pittsburgh	Pittsburgh	Pittsburgh	Pittsburgh
	Arizona @ L.A. Rams	L.A. Rams	L.A. Rams	L.A. Rams	Arizona
	L.A. Chargers @ Kansas City	Kansas City	Kansas City	Kansas City	Kansas City
	Buffalo @ Las Vegas	Buffalo	Buffalo	Buffalo	Buffalo
	Dallas @ Green Bay	Green Bay	Green Bay	Green Bay	Green Bay
	MONDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2026
	Washington @ San Francisco	San Francisco	San Francisco	San Francisco	San Francisco
	BYES: Cincinnati, Detroit, Miami, Minnesota

Sean back in front after post-birthday bash

That tie between Glenn and Sean lasted barely a week before the treachery that is the byes raised its ugly head in Week 6. The Junior Bro may have celebrated his birthday in the skies over the Rockies, but it was some truly rocky results in the standings that provided him with some Sunday gifts that will keep giving for the time being.

After opening with a mutual victory on Thursday night when the Broncos held off the beleaguered Stupor Bore champion Seahawks in a Mile High thriller, things took a decidedly less favorable turn on Sunday morning, starting with Houston’s win in London. They would soon get more unfavorable for the Senior Bro, whose luck ran out amid a flurry of last-minute flips while he tried to navigate a minefield of close games. He abandoned Philadelphia for Carolina, then he chickened out on Chicago and went with Atlanta. The former proved fortuitous, the latter less so. The Bears crushed the Falcons, earning Sean the first of what would be two big split victories.

In the second game, Glenn’s Ravens jumped out to a 10-0 lead against Cleveland and seemed to have things firmly in control before the Browns got off the mat late in the game to tie it up after Derrick Henry’s fumble deep in Baltimore territory. The Browns had an opportunity to win the game with a field goal that flew wide of the uprights. Baltimore failed to put them away. Then came the last Cleveland field goal of overtime. The kick appeared to be blocked, but a penalty set the Browns up for a second attempt, and this one was good, giving the Browns a 13-10 win, a share of the division lead, and Sean a 2-game boost in the Surfy standings.

The Junior Bro came away with a 10-4 record to win the bye-shortened week that saw Glenn finish second at 8-6 and Ben slide to six games behind in the overall standings with his 6-8 third-place finish. San Francisco held off Washington to become the first 6-0 team, while the undefeated Chiefs handed the woeful Chargers their sixth straight defeat, and the early season favorites to win it all, the Rams, fell to 2-4 after being upset by Arizona.

Weekly Roundup (Compiled by ChatGPT):

The splits…

CHI 31, ATL 23 — (Sean wins) — Williams returns in style as Bears dominate mistake-prone Falcons
Caleb Williams returned from a three-game absence to complete 30 of 36 passes for 305 yards and a touchdown, leading Chicago past Atlanta. The Bears raced to a 14-0 lead and held a commanding 31-7 advantage before the Falcons rallied late. Williams established a franchise record with an 83.3% completion rate on at least 30 attempts. Kyler Gordon added three sacks, while Atlanta squandered opportunities with costly turnovers and special teams mistakes.

CLE 13, BAL 10 — (Sean wins) — Browns rally past Ravens on Szmyt’s last-second field goal
Andre Szmyt kicked a 37-yard field goal as time expired, completing Cleveland’s comeback against Baltimore and lifting the Browns into first place in the AFC North. The Ravens jumped ahead 10-0 but managed little offensively afterward. Carson Schwesinger forced a crucial fourth-quarter fumble by Derrick Henry, setting up Cleveland’s tying touchdown. Jerry Jeudy contributed a pivotal 33-yard reception on the winning drive. Cleveland held Baltimore to 235 total yards and forced another costly late collapse.

In other action…

DEN 17, SEA 14 (OT) — Broncos survive Seahawks rally in overtime thriller
Wil Lutz kicked a 53-yard field goal after Ja’Quan McMillian intercepted Sam Darnold in overtime. Denver won despite managing just 168 offensive yards.

HOU 34, JAX 31 — Texans stun Jaguars with last-second field goal in London
Ka’imi Fairbairn kicked a 49-yard field goal as time expired. C.J. Stroud threw for 312 yards and three touchdowns in Houston’s Wembley Stadium victory.

TEN 26, IND 20 — Winless Titans rally to stun Colts in Indianapolis
Tennessee overcame a 13-point halftime deficit behind Jeffery Simmons’ defensive heroics and a blocked punt touchdown, giving coach Robert Saleh his first victory.

NE 26, NYJ 19 — Maye throws three touchdowns as Patriots hold off Jets
Drake Maye tossed three touchdown passes for the third consecutive game, joining Tom Brady and Butch Songin in New England franchise history.

NO 34, NYG 27 — Saints survive furious Giants comeback after scoring 34 unanswered points
Tyler Shough accounted for four touchdowns as New Orleans erased an early deficit and built a commanding lead before surviving New York’s late rally.

CAR 25, PHI 14 — Panthers hand injury-riddled Eagles fourth consecutive defeat
Bryce Young threw for 281 yards and two touchdowns, while Chuba Hubbard rushed for 120 yards and a score against Philadelphia’s depleted lineup.

PIT 26, TB 19 (OT) — Steelers erase 13-point deficit to stun Buccaneers
Aaron Rodgers rallied Pittsburgh from a 13-point fourth-quarter deficit, delivering the Steelers’ biggest final-period comeback since 1992 and completing the victory in overtime.

ARI 18, LAR 16 — Six Ryland field goals lift Cardinals over heavily favored Rams
Chad Ryland converted all six field-goal attempts, including the winner, as Arizona prevailed without scoring a touchdown against Los Angeles’ struggling offense.

KC 22, LAC 6 — Walker scores twice as unbeaten Chiefs overpower winless Chargers
Kenneth Walker III rushed for 128 yards and two touchdowns as Kansas City improved to 5-0, while its defense sacked Justin Herbert four times.

BUF 33, LV 30 — Allen leads Bills past Raiders in high-scoring showdown
Josh Allen threw for 255 yards and two touchdowns, while James Cook contributed 153 scrimmage yards as Buffalo survived a late Las Vegas rally.

GB 23, DAL 13 — Love guides Packers past Cowboys for third straight victory
Jordan Love passed for 276 yards and a touchdown to Matthew Golden, while Green Bay’s defense intercepted Dak Prescott twice in the Sunday night victory.

SF 23, WAS 17 — Unbeaten 49ers withstand Commanders comeback to reach 6-0
Christian McCaffrey scored twice as San Francisco built a 23-3 lead, then relied on two late defensive stops to preserve its perfect record.