Special afternoon game

Lawrence was helped to the locker room after injuring his right ankle in the second quarter in Jacksonville. He returned and trotted on the sideline before going back in the game and handing off to Carlos Hyde, who fumbled. Jacksonville Jaguars rookie quarterback Trevor Lawrence, the first overall pick in the NFL draft, was helped to the locker room after injuring his right ankle in the second quarter against Buffalo. Rookie left tackle Walker Little, making his first start in place of Cam Robinson back , was pushed into Lawrence and stepped on him during a passing play.

Veteran defensive end Jerry Hughes was pushing Little into the backfield. Robinson injured his back in pre-game warmups. Trainers helped him straight to the locker room for X-rays. Lawrence had played well in the game, completing 11 of 15 passes for 80 yards as the Jaguars were hanging tight with the Bills.

It was when Lawrence left the game. The Ravens trail Minnesota in the second quarter after the Vikings scored touchdowns on their first two possessions. Baltimore had an open date last week after losing to Cincinnati.

Justin Jefferson ran right past defensive backs Marlon Humphrey and Chuck Clark before hauling in a yard scoring pass from Kirk Cousins. Dak Prescott and the Dallas Cowboys will have to overcome a double-digit deficit to keep their six-game winning streak alive.

Patrick beat NFL interceptions leader Trevon Diggs down the sideline and made the catch just as he crossed the goal line. Prescott is back after missing a game with a strained right calf. The Cowboys have failed twice on fourth down, including once when the game was scoreless and a field goal of less than 40 yards was an option.

The Broncos opened the scoring on a 1-yard run from Melvin Gordon after Diggs was called for pass interference in the end zone. The Browns got a dramatic score at the end of a dramatic week. Cornerback Denzel Ward picked off Cincinnati quarterback Joe Burrow at the 1-yard line and returned it 99 yards to give Cleveland a lead. Ward then returned it down the sideline, picking up a couple blocks to score.

Reed is inactive against the Dallas Cowboys because of a hip injury. Dak Prescott is back at quarterback for Dallas after missing a game with a strained right calf. The Cowboys are on a six-game winning streak since losing their opener. But Denver has won six in a row in the series.

The Broncos ended a four-game skid against Washington. Louis, won Von Miller might make his Rams debut if a sore left ankle allows. The Broncos traded him to L. President George W. The Cowboys will be sporting a new helmet starting this week. The Cowboys will wear a red stripe to honor the Salute to Service program. Cowboys reporter Todd Archer reported that the Cowboys will sport a red stripe on the helmets of their Cowboys on Sunday in the Salute to Service program.

This is also part of the Medal of Honor Museum. Eight Medal of Honor recipients will attend the ceremony at halftime. In the first quarter, Dallas and Denver are tied at 0. As many as 12 potential first-round NBA draft picks played in Saturday's contest, which featured eight lead changes, three ties and enough clutch shots to leave both head coaches beaming with pride.

The game was played at such a high level that Calipari said he actually felt a bit sorry for Roy Williams and the Tar Heels, simply because no one should have to feel down after a performance like the one both teams turned in Saturday. I'm exhausted. A Tar Heels-Wildcats rematch would certainly be the cherry on top of one of the most anticipated college basketball seasons in recent memory.

But instead of March, the hope is that the sequel will occur on the second day of April at the Superdome in New Orleans. That's the site of this season's NCAA championship game, and there wouldn't be anything better than Kentucky and North Carolina meeting in the final.

With all due respect to the other Division I fan bases out there, who wouldn't want to see this one again? They're going to want a rematch. If it never happens, though, at least college basketball fans will always have Saturday's game etched into their memories.

Neither team led by more than five points after intermission, although North Carolina appeared to be in control for good before a run by Kentucky turned a deficit into a lead. Doron Lamb swished two 3-pointers during the march and finished with 12 points in the second half.

North Carolina fought back and pulled within a point, , on Reggie Bullock's 3-pointer with 47 seconds left. Marquis Teague was fouled on Kentucky's ensuing possession, but Teague missed the front end of a 1-and-1, giving the Heels one final shot. Point guard Kendall Marshall bounced a pass inside to center Tyler Zeller, but Zeller lost control of the ball and it ended up in Henson's hands on the right baseline.

As the 6-foot Henson elevated for the game-winning shot, Davis seemingly came out of nowhere for the block. Davis -- a freshman with a wingspan -- is projected as the No. I've done that before, and he did it to me this game.

Credit to him, he made a great play. North Carolina's players were so taken aback by Davis' block which came with 5 seconds remaining that they forgot to foul Davis, who corralled the ball and fired a pass to Teague so the guard could dribble out the clock. Heroic as Davis may have been, the true star of the game was Kentucky freshman Michael Kidd-Gilchrist, who posted game-highs in both points 17 and rebounds