Another week, another full slate of NFL action nearly in the books, and Week 3 has been chock-full of spicy storylines. Carson Wentz made his debut filling in as the Minnesota Vikings ' quarterback and helped put a historic beatdown on the Joe Burrow-less Cincinnati Bengals.

Three fourth-quarter kicks were rejected as a flurry of Week 3 games came to a close, leading to one stunning upset, one wild comeback and some history for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Meanwhile, in Chicago, Ben Johnson earned his first win as a head coach while Caleb Williams played his best game as a pro.

Caleb Williams faces yet another backlash for painting nails, but don't his struggles come from poor protection and team issues?

CHICAGO -- Much of the talk entering the Dallas Cowboys ' Week 3 matchup at the Chicago Bears revolved around how Dallas defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus, the Bears ex-head coach (2022-2024), would fare against his former quarterback Caleb Williams and his successor Ben Johnson .

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Caleb Williams now has seven touchdowns and one interception through three games. He's on a torrid pace that could shatter Chicago Bears single-season passing records. More importantly, he saved the Bears' 2025 season in Week 3, and may have put himself and the Bears on a rocket ship after enjoying the best game of his career.

People are piling on Bears quarterback Caleb Williams right now, but one former NFL QB had a message for those critics.

Caleb Williams' 65-yard touchdown pass to Luther Burden III against the Dallas Cowboys was so good, it even impressed the greatest quarterback of all time.

The Chicago Bears go for it on fourth-and-goal and quarterback Caleb Williams connects with wide receiver DJ Moore for a 4-yard touchdown against the Dallas Cowboys.