Following a predictable opening week, the NFL's Week 2 delivered a healthy dose of chaos and clarity, shaking up the league's hierarchy with shocking upsets, dramatic finishes, and devastating injuries. Meanwhile, a handful of teams solidified their early-season status as contenders, while the injury bug bit several star players, leaving the future of their teams in question. From thrilling overtime victories to dominant offensive displays, the second Sunday of the season was a wake-up call for the entire league. To bring you up to speed, here are the top moments from week 2 of the NFL.

The Kansas City Chiefs Continue to Struggle 

Fresh off a Week 1 loss in Brazil to the Los Angeles Chargers, the Kansas City Chiefs fell to 0-2 for the first time in the Patrick Mahomes era. The loss came at home against the Philadelphia Eagles in a Super Bowl LIX rematch, a game that the Eagles won 20-17 on a late touchdown. The Chiefs' offense struggled, with Mahomes leading the team in rushing yards and Travis Kelce dropping a crucial pass that led to an interception late in the fourth quarter. With key players like wide receiver Xavier Worthy (injured) and Rashee Rice suspended, the Chiefs offense continues to falter. Now, several questions raised about the state of the Chiefs dynasty and their ability to overcome their early-season struggles

Dallas Cowboys-New York Giants Game Was a Thrilling Shootout

In one of the longest ongoing rivalries in the NFL, the Dallas Cowboys and New York delivered a thrilling overtime battle, with the Cowboys coming out on top 40-37 after a game-winning field goal by Brandon Aubrey. Both Dak Prescott, 361 passing yards in two touchdowns, and Russell Wilson, 450 passing yards and three touchdowns played incredible games. The teams combined for five go-ahead touchdowns in the final 12 minutes of the fourth quarter. Both Prescott and Wilson threw a touchdown pass in the final minute of regulation. The win marked the Cowboys' ninth straight victory over the Giants, and Prescott's 14th consecutive win as a starter against New York.

Joe Burrow Out Several Weeks With Toe Injury

Notorious slow starters, the Cincinnati Bengals are 2-0, but everything is not going great with the squad. Star quarterback Joe Burrow will be sidelined for a minimum of three months following surgery to correct his Grade 3 turf toe injury. Backup quarterback Jake Browning, who finished the game against the Jacksonville Jaguars, is expected to be named  the Bengals starting quarterback

Jonathan Taylor's Explosive Game

Jonathan Taylor of the Indianapolis Colts had himself a game against the Denver Broncos. In another exciting contest, Taylor recorded 25 carries for 165 yards, added two receptions for 50 yards and a touchdown in a 29-28 win. A key highlight of his performance was a 68-yard rush early in the fourth quarter. It was the sixth time in his career that he has surpassed 200 total yards from scrimmage.

Baker Mayfield Bring The Magic In a Comeback Victory

In a Monday Night Football thriller, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers defeated the Houston Texans 20-19. It was the Buccaneers' first-ever regular-season win in Houston.Trailing 19-14 with just over two minutes left, Baker Mayfield led the Buccaneers on an 11-play, 80-yard game-winning drive. On the final drive, Mayfield converted a crucial 4th-and-10 with a 15-yard scramble, which led to Rachaad White scoring on a 2-yard touchdown run with only six seconds remaining in the game. For the third straight year, the Bucs have started the season 2-0.