NFL Week 6: Biggest questions, takeaways for every game - ESPN

Week 6 of the 2025 NFL season kicked off with an NFC East showdown between the Eagles and the Giants on Thursday night. The Giants' rookies dominated their win, as quarterback Jaxson Dart and running back Cam Skattebo accounted for five total touchdowns.

Sunday's action began overseas for the third straight week, with the Denver Broncos holding on and the New York Jets remaining the NFL's lone winless team.

Our NFL Nation reporters reacted to all the action, answering lingering questions coming out of each game and detailing everything else you need to know for every team. Let's get to it.

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How did the Broncos manage to keep a game on a razor's edge against the winless Jets? Let them count the ways on the flight home from London. The Broncos fumbled on their first possession, had a cascade of penalties on offense — including a holding penalty in their own end zone that resulted in a third-quarter safety — and allowed two massive kickoff returns, including a 72-yarder. Add it all up and it almost negated one of the best defensive performances in the league this season that included nine sacks and holding the Jets to minus-10 passing yards. Broncos coach Sean Payton said he believed the offense would find its identity soon, but they certainly didn't find it Sunday in north London.

Trend to watch: The Broncos entered Sunday with the league lead in sacks (21) as well as the individual leader in linebacker Nik Bonitto (seven). They showed no signs of slowing down and consistently harassed Justin Fields with a diabolical variety of four- and five-man pressure looks. With three teams in the next four games who were among the top 12 in the league in sacks