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The Denver Broncos’ offense, specifically quarterback Bo Nix, has struggled this season and a change in playcallers has not helped so far.

Denver is coming off a narrow 17-14 overtime win over the Seahawks on Thursday night. While Seattle quarterback Sam Darnold didn’t play lights out, Nix had a poor offensive showing, completing 17-of-27 passes for 107 yards and no touchdowns.

With head coach Sean Payton having taken over playcalling duties from offensive coordinator Davis Webb in Week 5, FOX Sports’ Jay Glazer detailed what that meant in practical terms.

“When David Webb took over, he completely changed the terminology on the offensive side of the ball for Bo Nix,” Glazer said on “FOX NFL Sunday.” “Well, now that Sean Payton is taking it back over, it’s like going back to a whole different language than you used to know. At this point, [Nix’s] head is just spinning.”

Payton called plays in Nix’s first two NFL seasons, so the veteran coach expects to see that version of the QB back under center soon.

“Sean Payton’s like, ‘I have confidence he’s going to get back to the Bo Nix that we saw in the past couple of years,’” Glazer said.

As the starting quarterback for the Broncos, Nix holds a 28-12 overall record. Last season, he got Denver to the AFC Championship Game. Nix, however, suffered a season-ending ankle injury in the AFC divisional game against the Buffalo Bills and wasn’t able to play in the title game, which Denver lost. 

Having played last Thursday, the Broncos have some extra time to get Nix and the offense back to form before facing the Arizona Cardinals on the road in Week 7. 

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Miami is No. 1 in The Associated Press Top 25 for the first time since 2002, No. 2 BYU has its highest ranking since its 1984 national championship season and Notre Dame and Georgia stayed in the top five Sunday after both lost close games.

The wildest and wackiest week of the college football season so far saw five of the top seven teams lose — a first in the AP poll’s 90-year history. Miami and BYU were the biggest beneficiaries of the chaos and were joined by Ohio State in a tightly bunched top three.

The Hurricanes took over the top spot from Georgia, which lasted one week at No. 1 after losing to Auburn at home. The Bulldogs were the second No. 1 team in two weeks — Texas was the other — to lose to an unranked opponent.

Miami survived end-of-game drama to beat rival Florida State in double overtime and stay unbeaten. The Hurricanes’ two-spot jump made them No. 1 for the first time since the 2002 season ended in the national championship game against Ohio State.

The Hurricanes received 40 of the 70 first-place votes from the media voting panel and were just 22 points ahead of BYU, which won a thriller at home over Notre Dame. The Cougars got 20 first-place votes and were 26 points ahead of Ohio State. The Buckeyes got nine first-place votes and were well ahead of No. 4 Notre Dame and No. 5 Georgia.

Miami is the first No. 1 team from the Atlantic Coast Conference since Clemson in 2020. Other than Clemson, there had not been another ACC team ranked No. 1 since Florida State in 2014.

BYU went into its game against Notre Dame as a 10.5-point underdog and came out with a 28-24 win to go 6-0 for a third straight year. Since their championship season 42 years ago, the Cougars hadn’t been higher than No. 4 in a poll or in the top five since 1996.

Every single spot in the Top 25 has a new team this week, but only two teams dropped out of the rankings. A wholesale shakeup of the top 10 did not happen, largely because Notre Dame, Georgia and No. 6 Indiana had built-up capital with their 6-0 starts, plus the losses by the Fighting Irish and Hoosiers were against top-10 opponents.

Indiana, which lost at home to Ohio State, was followed by Mississippi, Texas Tech, UCLA and Utah. Texas Tech received the remaining first-place vote.

Alabama’s loss at Tennessee dropped the Crimson Tide seven spots to No. 13 and Texas plummeted 12 rungs to No. 19 after its home loss to Florida.

In And Out

Arizona joins the AP Top 25 at No. 25. (Photo by Joe Robbins/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)

In: No. 20 Florida, which dropped out last week after consecutive lopsided losses, is back after going to Texas and handing the Longhorns a second loss in a row.

In: No. 25 Arizona, which had an open date, has four straight double-digit wins since losing to BYU and makes its season debut in the poll.

Out: Oklahoma State’s loss at Houston brought an end to the Cowboys’ three-week run in the poll.

Out: Mississippi State got bounced for the 31-0 loss at LSU that followed a 23-point home loss to Alabama.

Poll Points

 Ty Diffenbauch led the Bruins to a 17-7 win over the Wisconsin Badgers in his first start for UCLA. (Photo by David Dennis/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)

— The last time the SEC’s top team in the rankings — it’s No. 5 Georgia this week — was behind teams from each of the other power conferences was Dec. 3, 2023, when Alabama was No. 5 behind teams from the Big Ten (Michigan), Pac-12 (Washington), Big 12 (Texas) and ACC (Florida State).

— The last time the Nos. 1 and 2 teams lost in the same week in the regular season was 2017, when No. 1 Alabama lost to Auburn and No. 2 Miami lost to Pittsburgh on Thanksgiving weekend.

— The last time unranked teams knocked off No. 1s in consecutive weeks was 1990. Miami hosts unranked Pittsburgh on Saturday.

— No. 9 UCLA has matched its highest ranking since 2022 and No. 14 Houston has its highest ranking since it was No. 11 at midseason in 2016.

Conference Call

Trinidad Chambliss passed for three touchdowns and rushed for one in Ole Miss’ 31-3 win over Missouri. (Photo by Jason Homan/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)

SEC (9 ranked teams): No. 5 Georgia, No. 7 Mississippi, No. 11 Tennessee, No. 12 Kentucky, No. 13 Alabama, No. 18 LSU, No. 19 Texas, No. 20 Florida, No. 22 Missouri.

Big Ten (5): No. 3 Ohio State, No. 9 UCLA, No. 15 Iowa, No. 16 USC, No. 24 Northwestern.

Big 12 (5): No. 2 BYU, No. 8 Texas Tech, No. 10 Utah, No. 14 Houston, No. 25 Arizona.

ACC (3): No. 1 Miami, No. 17 Wake Forest, No. 23 SMU/

Pac-12 (1): No. 21 Boise State.

Independent (1): No. 4 Notre Dame.

Ranked vs. Ranked

No. 7 Mississippi at No. 19 Texas: The Rebels have found their footing after that 24-point loss to Florida, outscoring Vanderbilt and Missouri by a combined 83-20. Longhorns are reeling and might have a new QB this week.

No. 14 Houston at No. 10 Utah: The Cougars have beaten one ranked team each of the last three seasons and will go for a second against an unbeaten Utah team that escaped Colorado as a 15.5-point favorite.

Full AP Top 25

25. Arizona
24. Northwestern
23. SMU
22. Missouri
21. Boise State
20. Florida
19. Texas
18. LSU
17. Wake Forest
16. USC
15. Iowa
14. Houston
13. Alabama
12. Kentucky
11. Tennessee
10. Utah
9. UCLA
8. Texas Tech
7. Ole Miss
6. Indiana
5. Georgia
4. Notre Dame
3. Ohio State
2. BYU
1. Miami

Reporting by the Associated Press.

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MEMORIAL STADIUM (Bloomington, Ind.) — It doesn’t get much better than this: the team with the highest winning percentage in college football history against the team with the greatest comeback story in college football history. Ohio State and Indiana, the past two national champions, took center stage on “Big Noon Saturday,” with the Buckeyes halting the Hoosiers’ 22-game winning streak — and thereby preventing them from tying OSU’s Big Ten record of 23 straight. 

Star receivers Jeremiah Smith and Nick Marsh traded touchdowns, but in the end, Marsh just couldn’t keep his left foot in the end zone on a last-minute, go-ahead TD try. Ohio State prevailed 19-15 despite losing Heisman candidate quarterback Julian Sayin to a shoulder injury. 

It was the 100th meeting of these two teams in a series that dates back to 1901. The previous 99 were nothing like this. 

Let’s look back at a picture-perfect day in Bloomington.

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FOX’s “Big Noon Kickoff” was back in Bloomington for the second time this season.

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Back in his Heisman Trophy-winning days with the Alabama Crimson Tide, running back Mark Ingram was known for his power and burst. So was it a surprise that he’d arrive to the FOX set in an INDY Car? 

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Perhaps the surprise was that the car was driven by 2025 Indianapolis 500 champion Alex Palou. But on this day, it was Ingram who wore the Winner’s Wreath while the two chugged some milk, as is the winner’s tradition.

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The Hoosiers have their own traditions, including touching Hep’s Rock upon their arrival at Memorial Stadium. The rock, installed by former head coach Terry Hoeppner in 2005, symbolizes immovable strength and team unity.

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A pair of Ohio State legends, two-time Heisman Trophy winner Archie Griffin (left) and 2014 national championship coach Urban Meyer, huddled up on the Buckeyes’ sideline.

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Receiver Jeremiah Smith, an Ohio State legend in the making, is already the Buckeyes’ all-time leader in catches, receiving yards and receiving touchdowns. He entered Saturday’s game just two touchdowns and 315 receiving yards shy of becoming the all-time Big Ten leader in both categories. 

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Hoosiers star receiver Charlie Becker, who would have a game-high 165 receiving yards on nine catches, started his day with a pregame prayer.

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Though the Buckeyes led early, head coach Ryan Day wasn’t happy with the number of Ohio State penalties and some non-calls for pass interference on receiver Smith, who was routinely double-teamed.

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Meanwhile on the other sideline, Hoosiers coach Curt Cignetti struck his standard pose. He was clearly frustrated with his team’s lack of execution on offense, empty scoring drives and turnovers. Though the loss was Indiana’s first since 2024, it was the Hoosiers’ 31st in their past 33 matchups against Ohio State. Almost all of that history, of course, belongs to the B.C. era — Before Cignetti.

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After going scoreless in the first quarter, the Hoosiers got on the board when running back Turbo Richard fought his way into the end zone to give Indiana a 7-3 lead. Every rushing attempt was a fight against the Buckeyes. Indiana ran for just 73 yards on 29 carries, the team’s lowest rushing output since its 2024 College Football Playoff loss to Notre Dame.

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The Richard score came after an interception by Indiana’s other No. 1, safety Amare Ferrell, who had two on the day.

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Despite the double-team, Jeremiah Smith (No. 4) caught a 38-yard touchdown pass early in the fourth quarter to bump Ohio State’s lead to 19-7, which turned out to be a crucial score. It was Smith’s 39th career TD catch, tying him with Michigan’s Braylon Edwards (2001-04) for the Big Ten record. 

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The Hoosiers constantly harassed Buckeyes quarterback Julian Sayin, sacking him four times in addition to the two picks, which doubled his season total. On Saturday, Ohio State’s all-time leader in completion percentage completed only 52% of his 29 passes. He was knocked out of the game on the final sack and could miss “several weeks” with an injury, according to Day.

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The Hoosiers mounted a late comeback and trailed by only four points with two minutes left in the game. Indiana started a seven-play, 43-yard drive, but on fourth-and-4 at Ohio State’s 27-yard line, receiver Nick Marsh landed just out of bounds on QB Josh Hoover’s pass.

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While watching the replay, Ohio State coach Day reacted with a little body English. His concern soon turned to relief, and the Buckeyes left Bloomington with a hard-fought victory in a battle between two college football heavyweights. 

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Caleb Williams’ return from injury didn’t disappoint, but Chicago’s fourth-quarter performance left plenty to be desired. 

After building a 31-7 lead, the Bears relaxed and nearly let the Falcons back in the game. Atlanta cut it to a one-possession lead with under five minutes to go, but a strip sack of Michael Penix ended the rally.

In the end, Atlanta just couldn’t keep up with Chicago’s high-powered offense. Falling behind early took Bijan Robinson out of the game, and Penix struggled to match his draft classmate throw-for-throw before catching fire late.

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The BYU Cougars have officially stamped its mark on the college football landscape.

On Saturday night, the Cougars pulled off an upset against No. 2-ranked Notre Dame for the biggest win in program history. Its 28-24 victory was more than just another win, but it was a matchup quarterback Bear Bachmeier had marked on his calendar for years.

Before committing to BYU during the 2025 recruiting cycle, Bachmeier visited South Bend and nearly committed to Marcus Freeman and the Fighting Irish.

However, until Bachmeier’s post-game press conference, it wasn’t known that Notre Dame apparently disrespected him during his visit. He spoke to reporters after the game highlighting this game as extra motivation, and it goes back to his recruting experience with the program.

“[Coach Kalani Sitake] won’t like this because I’m talking about myself, but out of high school Notre Dame disrespected me and my family pretty badly,” Bachmeier said. “I wasn’t going to lose to those guys. There was no way I was going to lose to those guys tonight.”

Bachmeier made the most of his revenge game against the Fighting Irish on Saturday night, delivering one of the best performances of his career. He completed 23-of-36 passes for 224 yards and a touchdown, while adding 45 yards and two scores on the ground.

His moment came late in the fourth quarter when he threw a go-ahead six-yard touchdown to tight end Walker Lyons, giving the Cougars the lead with 1:47 remaining. 

All night, Bachmeier played with a chip on his shoulder and put the offense on his back in the absence of running back LJ Martin. Whether watching from the sidelines, playing on the field, or listening from the broadcast booth, it was clear this was more than just a game for him.

During his visit to South Bend, Bachmeier intended to commit, but Notre Dame’s staff was reportedly focused on five-star Deuce Knight the entire time. Once Knight committed, Bachmeier was left out in the cold, which could be where his feeling of disrespect stems from.

Knight ended up decommitting from Notre Dame and flipped to Auburn under head coach Hugh Freeze. Then Bachmeier committed to the Cougars and found immediate playing time, leading the program to a 12-2 record and a Pop-Tarts Bowl win.

With the recruitment drama behind him and a strong resume built at BYU, it appears that everything worked out for Bachmeier and his family. The Cougars are now ranked No. 2 in the latest AP Poll, marking their highest ranking since 1984.

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Facing a 34-10 fourth-quarter deficit, the New York Giants officially benched quarterback Jameis Winston for J.J. McCarthy.

Winston endured a rough outing on Sunday, completing just 14 of 26 passes for 152 yards with one touchdown and two interceptions. The offense continued its downfield struggles, putting up a meager 10 offensive points with Winston against a Saints defense allowing 30.2 points per game.

McCarthy provided an immediate spark upon entering the game. He nearly engineered a massive comeback against the Saints, driving the New York offense to three consecutive scoring drives. The Giants lost 34-27 to fall to 3-2-1, but McCarthy flashed the kind of potential the Giants need moving forward.

In just one quarter of action, he posted 243 passing yards and a touchdown, alongside 26 rushing yards. The touchdown came on a 24-yard strike to tight end Isaiah Likely.

Despite the early interception, McCarthy showed genuine promise. That glimpse of potential is huge for a Giants offense seeking long-term stability at quarterback after Jaxson Dart was lost for the season to a knee injury.

McCarthy went 6-4 as a starter last season, but his underlying numbers painted a concerning picture despite the Minnesota Vikings’ offensive weapons. He completed 57.6% of his passes for 1,632 yards with 11 touchdowns and 12 interceptions, finishing with a 35.6 QBR.

The former Michigan star may have struggled statistically early in his career, but he has always found ways to keep his teams competitive. That’s exactly what he did for Harbaugh’s Giants on Sunday afternoon, fighting until the very end.

Winston has played well since taking over for Dart, but Sunday afternoon was an off day for the veteran quarterback. In a lopsided game, Harbaugh likely put McCarthy in to see what he has moving forward, as the quarterback position remains a question mark for the offense.

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The Los Angeles Chargers’ wide receiver room took another hit Sunday. 

Chargers wide receiver Ladd McConkey was ruled out against the Kansas City Chiefs with a concussion, the team announced.

McConkey was sidelined due to a head injury in the first half of the game at Arrowhead Stadium and was initially evaluated before the team made the ruling official. 

The Chargers were trailing the Chiefs 9-3 when McConkey was ruled out.

McConkey finished the game with one reception for 17 yards. McConkey had 12 receptions for 183 yards and one touchdown through his first four appearances this season.

The injury came just as McConkey worked his way back on the field from another injury. He entered Sunday with no injury designation after dealing with a lingering foot injury, and he went from limited in practice Wednesday and Thursday to a full participant Friday. 

McConkey’s absence leaves the Chargers thin at wideout. With McConkey out and Tre’ Harris sidelined by a hamstring injury, Los Angeles will likely lean on Quentin Johnston as its top receiver.

The Chargers came into Sunday still searching for their first win of the season at 0-5, while the Chiefs entered 4-0 and atop the AFC West. 

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