NFL Week 9 results, live updates: Patrick Mahomes suffers apparent elbow injury while throwing arm against Jets

Kansas City quarterback Patrick Mahomes was attempting to throw a deep pass, but his arm went through and was hit by David Bailey directly in the elbow. Mahomes came in holding his arm, then when he left the field, he didn’t move it.

After the turnover on downs, New Orleans couldn’t do anything with its next possession. The Saints ran six plays and had 44 total yards on a 36-yard reception by Chris Olave.

Still, New Orleans punted and Sanders kneed the ball to go at halftime.

The game is tied 3-3 and the Saints will have the ball after halftime.

After making two field goals on their first two drives, the Giants made three straight 3-and-outs.

New York’s most recent drive consisted of two penalties, a four-yard loss on a Darnell Mooney carry, a JJ McCarthy sack and a completion to Isaiah Likely for a gain of 10, which set up fourth-and-12.

Philly leads 8-6 with 4:47 left before halftime.

The Rams and Commanders defenses show up, both forcing a fumble on consecutive plays.

Puka Nacua fumbled after a no-gain reception.

Stop me if you’ve heard this before: the Colts punted.

Indianapolis scored a touchdown on its second offensive possession of the game. Other than that, though, the Colts had four outs and three outs, including three in a row.

Dallas leads 10-7 with 5:12 left in the first half.

Joe Milton showed why he got the nod today. He teamed up with rookie receiver Makai Lemon for a gain of 17 and another of 15.

However, the drive stopped after that, with Eli Mitchell gaining no yards on first down, Milton having a failure, and then the quarterback being sacked on third down.

The Browns approached the goal line and were faced with a decision. Do they take the field goal and probably 3 points or go for the TD.

Quarterback Shedeur Sanders looked embarrassed handing the ball off, but Quinshon Judkins was able to carry it.

Judkins couldn’t kick in the end zone and the Browns had a turnover on downs.

It looked like Dallas finally got its offense going again with Tyler Goodson picking up 12 yards on first down.

Goodson took over on the next play and had seven. He was stuffed for a 1-yard loss, then Dak Prescott had a fumble leading to another Dallas punt in the first half.

Four straight drives in the game ended in a punt.

Kenneth Walker III scores his second touchdown of the day against the Jets.

After a short receiving touchdown earlier in the game. Walker found the end zone again, this time on a 25-yard reception that he ran through and through the defense for the score.

The offenses are at a standstill in the Cowboys-Colts game.

The last two Indianapolis drives have been a 3-and-out and they sandwich Dallas’ most recent drive which was also a 3-and-out.

Dallas leads 10-7 with 9:20 left in the first half.

After the Giants took over after recovering Joe Milton’s fumble, the offense stalled.

After a holding penalty, McCarthy hit Malachi Fields for a 10-yard gain. Then he was sacked before finding Devin Singletary for just a 1-yard gain on third down, leading to a New York punt.

The Eagles lead 8-6 with 11 minutes remaining in the half.

The Browns looked like they would have to settle for a punt after being unable to get anything going after recovering Jordyn Tyson’s fumble.

Saints returner Barion Brown, who had that huge 52-yard reception earlier, tried to have fun with his return and was trying to find a lane to get back up the field. He ended up fumbling and Cleveland recovered it, taking over in the red zone.

Neither team wants to keep the ball.

After recovering a muffed Giants punt, Joe Milton took a huge sack from the No. 5 pick, rookie Arvell Reese, and fumbled. New York recovered the ball, placed on the 50 yard line.

It looked like the Eagles were going to have a three-peat. Philly punted after only picking up eight yards on three plays.

However, Giants WR Charlie Jones muffed the punt and the Eagles recovered for another set of downs and much better field position.

After Ferguson’s TD catch, Josh Downs made a seven-yard catch. Indianapolis then had an incompletion, a five-yard penalty and another incompletion before having to return the ball to Dallas.

Daniel Jones completed 2 of 5 passes for eight yards with 11:23 left in the second quarter.

Saints rookie Jordyn Tyson was making his NFL debut after being drafted 8th overall in this year’s draft.

He made his first career reception in the second quarter and attempted to dive to gain additional ground. As he dove, the ball became dislodged and it was ruled a fumble on the field.

The Browns ran nine plays and had 35 yards on their final drive. Once they passed the 30-yard line, however, the drive stalled after three straight carries for just eight yards.

Cleveland made the 41-yard field goal, however, and now the game is tied 3-3 with 10:30 left in the first half.

It looked like Jake Ferguson was battling the sun at AT&T Stadium, but that didn’t stop him from running in a 10-yard score.

Philadelphia has arrived!

After taking their first drive of the game, the Eagles are officially on the board. They were set up with solid field position to start the drive at their own 42 yard line.

Quarterback Joe Milton III connected with TE Dallas Goedert for 12 yards before completing a 19-yard run, and three plays later the Giants made a brutal mistake, committing a 30-yard pass interference penalty to put the Eagles on the 3-yard line.

Saquon Barkley scored his third career touchdown against his former team.

The Chiefs are on the board after Patrick Mahomes found Kenneth Walker III for a TD.