He added three carries for 30 yards and another touchdown — a scramble on third-and-goal with less than a minute left that gave the Texans their first lead of the game. The Texans were dead to rights in this game, down 29-10 with a minute left in the third quarter, then reeled off 20 straight points to take the lead and won the game on a walkoff pick-six by Sheldon Rankins. We’d like to tell you that this was a marked change of play — and Mills did make some nice throws — but largely the Jaguars got kicked around up front by the Texans and Mills was able to take sideline curls and middle-of-the-field throws with aplomb. We imagine he’ll remain on the low end of the QB2 superflex discussion in Week 11 on a short week against the Bills — assuming C.J. Stroud doesn’t clear concussion protocol by then — but this was much more ceiling than we imagined Mills to have today.

Swift split the backfield workload with Kyle Monangai in the first half but took over as the clear lead back in the second half. Monangai ended his day with seven rushes for 28 yards and a red zone touchdown run; he was targeted once but did not have a catch. Swift logged 26 pass routes to 17 for Monangai. Swift appeared recovered from the groin injury that sidelined him last week against the Bengals. He’ll be a decent RB2 in Week 11 against the Vikings, a run funnel defense.

It took a first half Terrell Jennings issue — the second-year UDFA injured his knee in the second quarter — but Henderson finally showed what he can do, breaking out for 55- and 69-yard touchdown runs. That, of course, was always the thesis of the Henderson play, and it is shocking it took him this long to get the chance even if he hadn’t mastered the “little things” quite yet. One of those little things was whether he should go down to help kill the clock on his second score with 1:31 remaining. He looked to the sideline and seemed to get an answer that said “go ahead.” Looking like the fastest player on the field with a head of steam, it helped that he was barely touched on either score. Henderson did get stood up on a few goal-line carries, while he also tweaked his knee. He never missed any time, however. Although Jennings’ health is uncertain, this certainly shores up Henderson’s short-week RB2 status for Thursday’s game against the Jets. He will be a higher-end option with Jennings unlikely to play and the Pats undoubtedly set to feature the run against sorry Gang Green.

JSN was hit in the head on a downfield incompletion in the first quarter, and after remaining in the ballgame for a couple snaps, was ushered to the sideline for a concussion check. Before his exit, Smith-Njigba was lighting up the Arizona secondary to the tune of 82 yards and a score on four receptions.

Williams led yet another furious four quarter comeback after the Bears fell behind multiple scores to Jaxson Dart and the Giants. Dart was forced from the game in the fourth quarter with a head injury and the Giants offense proceeded to collapse with Russell Wilson at the helm. Williams was typically wild on intermediate and downfield throws, missing several throws to Rome Odunze that could have led to a much bigger passing day for Williams. He was active as a runner, including in the Bears’ final possession when he rushed for a 29 yard score to take the lead. Williams will be a top-15 option next week against the Vikings.

Odunze bounced back nicely from his zero-catch outing in last week’s barn burner against the Bengals. The Bears made every effort to force feed Odunze in the first half, and Caleb Williams found Odunze for a short touchdown in the second half in Chicago’s furious comeback. Odunze enjoyed a 28 percent target share and a 49 percent air yards share against a weak New York secondary. His day could have been (much) bigger if Williams hadn’t overthrown him on a potential downfield connect after Odunze had beaten the Giants safeties deep. Odunze will continue his volatile WR2/3 ways in Week 11 against the Vikings.

Concerning, though it appeared to be more of a tweak than major concern. Wilson went down in the third quarter. Labeled “questionable,” he spent time on the exercise bike and never left the sideline. He just never returned to what ended up a tight Jets victory. Wilson was held without a catch on three targets before going down. A passing inept Justin fields could get nothing going on a rainy day in Jersey. We would consider Wilson day to day ahead of Week 11 against the Patriots on Thursday Night Football, though the Jets will obviously exercise extreme caution on a short week.

Dart appeared to be out cold on the turf after taking a head shot from a Chicago defender late in the third quarter. He did not return to the game in the fourth quarter. Dart will enter the NFL’s concussion protocol and could be iffy to suit up in Week 11 against the Packers. That would leave Russell Wilson as the team’s starter — a marked downgrade for Giants pass catchers.

Kincaid hobbled off the field in the third quarter, unable to put any weight on his injured hamstring. He was taken to the locker room before being ruled out. Dawson Knox is the next man up at tight end. Rookie Jackson Hawes could also see more work.

Kupp was questionable to suit up in Week 10 after sitting out Week 9’s win over Washington with the hamstring issue. Meanwhile, the Seahawks will be without Tory Horton against the Cards. Kupp could be the team’s WR3 if the newly-acquired Rashid Shaheed emerges as a viable downfield threat for Sam Darnold. Seahawks declared WR Jake Bobo, WR Tory Horton, DE Jared Ivey, CB Josh Jobe, LB Ernest Jones, QB Jalen Milroe, and OT Mason Richman inactive against Arizona.