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CHAOS WINS — The NFL is a league where just about anything can happen on Sundays, but Week 3 produced something fans haven't seen in more than three decades.
Across Sunday's games, there were four blocked field goals in the fourth quarter alone, according to the NFL. That's the most in a single day since at least 1991.
The chaos unfolded in multiple stadiums, with the Philadelphia Eagles, Cleveland Browns and New York Jets all getting in on the action. The momentum swings were massive: one snap, one block, and suddenly the entire game looked different.
Blocked kicks are rare by themselves, but four of them in a single quarter across the league, that's football history.
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