The winners (Miami Dolphins!) and losers (Carson Wentz!) of Week 3 of the NFL season

The Miami Dolphins have officially arrived.

Facing a Bills team that has looked indestructible, the Dolphins fought their way to a gritty 21-19 win. Despite Josh Allen throwing for 400 yards and the Bills offense rushing for 115 more, the Miami defense was able to hold Buffalo to just two touchdowns, and seal their biggest victory of the season.

Most impressively, the Dolphins got the win without a monster game from superstar receiver Tyreek Hill, who was held to just two catches for 33 yards. Miami wasn't at their best, and they were still able to take down the best team in football.

Rookie head coach Mike McDaniel is off to a red hot 3-0 start, and could take this team quite far.

The Jaguars are now 2-1, having outscored their opponents 62-10 over the past two weeks.

Free from the terrible reign of Urban Meyer, Trevor Lawrence is developing nicely, completing 72% of his passes against the Chargers on Sunday as he threw for 262 yards and three touchdowns.

Jacksonville still has plenty of room to get better, but as things stand, they're already contenders and maybe even favorites to win the AFC South.

The stage was set for Carson Wentz to get his revenge on the Philadelphia Eagles, who decided to move on from his monster contract two years ago in favor of Jalen Hurts.

Instead of revenge, Wentz got pummeled.

The Eagles defense sacked him nine times on the day, and Washington failed to score an offensive point through the first 58 minutes of play.

On the other side of the ball, Jalen Hurts once again had a huge day, throwing for 340 yards and three touchdowns, and rushing for 20 more yards on the ground.

With the receiving triumvirate of A.J. Brown, DeVonta Smith, and Dallas Goedert, and a 3-0 start to the year, Hurts is beginning to make a case for MVP; don't be surprised to see his name creeping up the odds boards.

Heading into Sunday's game against the Texans, Justin Fields had attempted just 28 passes on the season. Against Houston, he threw 17 more, completing eight throws to his own team and two to the opposition.

Fields' limited use came despite an injury to starting running back David Montgomery. If Chicago doesn't trust Fields to throw the ball a bit when their top running back is out of the game, it's tough to imagine when they ever will.

The Bears were able to squeak out a 23-20 win over the Texans, and are now 2-1 on the year, but it's tough to feel good about their prospects moving forward if they don't believe in their own quarterback.

Things change fast in the NFL.

One week ago, the Colts were licking their wounds after a shutout loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars. Cut to this Sunday, when Matt Ryan and company beat the high-octane offense of the Kansas City Chiefs.

It was far from pretty, but after holding Kansas City to a turnover on downs, a missed field goal, and an interception on its final three drives of the day, the Colts secured a huge win at home to save the start of their season.

There were plenty of problems for the Chiefs on Sunday, but chief among them was kicker Matt Ammendola, who was playing in support of starting kicker Harrison Butker, who is still working his way back from injury.

In a game the Chiefs lost by three points, Ammendola dropped four, with a missed extra point and a missed 34-yard field goal.

Kansas City is undoubtedly eager for Butker to return.

The Buccaneers were trailing the Packers 14-6 heading into the final seconds on Sunday.

Tom Brady, as he is wont to do, rallied his team, marching the Tampa Bay offense downfield and connecting with Russell Gage in the end zone with just 14 seconds remaining.

The touchdown made it 14-12, putting overtime within reach with a successful two-point conversion.

Unfortunately for Tampa Bay, Brady didn't get the play off in time, resulting in a delay-of-game penalty that pushed their conversion attempt back five yards. Adding insult to injury, Leonard Fournette looked like he was going to easily reach the end zone on the original attempt had Brady called for the snap in time.

Buccaneers' head coach Todd Bowles' face said it all.

The Buccaneers failed to convert from seven yards out, losing by two points.