.Jordy NelsonLions vs. Packers ? Stretch for the catchThe situation: Third-and-2 from the Lions 17-yard line late in the second quarter, Packers leading 24-3. The play: Lined up wide to the right against tight coverage from Lions cornerback Darius Slay, Jordy Nelson beats Slay off the line and Aaron Rodgers perfectly places the ball where only Nelson could catch it. Its Nelsons second touchdown catch of the game and fourth of the season. Nelson never had previously started a season with a touchdown catch in each of the first three games. It was just the second time in his career that he had two touchdown catches and 100 receiving yards in a single half.Rodgers describes his pass to Nelson.AP Photo/Jeffrey Phelps.LeSean McCoyCardinals vs. Bills ? Crazy cutback for the scoreThe situation: First-and-5 from Cardinals 5-yard line, Bills leading 10-0 with 10:32 left in first half. The play: Taking an outside pitch from Tyrod Taylor, McCoy is squeezed toward the sideline by Cardinals outside linebacker Chandler Jones. Just before hes forced out of bounds, McCoy stops on a dime and cuts back up field, stumbling the final three yards over the goal line.Listen to McCoy break down his touchdown run.AP Photo/Bill Wippert.Quinton DunbarRedskins vs. Giants ? Fake puntThe situation: Fourth-and-12 from the Redskins 48-yard line with 3:17 left in the third quarter and Washington trailing 24-23. The play: Punter Tress Way takes the snap and zips a pass downfield to receiver Quinton Dunbar for 31 yards, eventually leading to a field goal. The fake field goal is one of the biggest plays for Washington, which holds on for a 29-27 win.Listen to Way and Dunbar explain the planning and execution of the fake punt.Robert Deutsch/USA TODAY Sports.Allen RobinsonRavens vs. Jaguars ? Maintains possession for the scoreThe situation: First-and-10 from the Baltimore 11-yard line, Ravens leading 16-7 with 5:22 remaining. The play: QB Blake Bortles sees WR Allen Robinson is covered one-on-one by CB Shareece Wright. Bortles throws a fade pass to back pylon. Robinson goes up, catches the ball, gets a knee down in end zone, then falls onto group and slides out of back of end zone. He maintains possession of the ball until he is well out of the end zone and then Wright knocks the ball loose. Officials originally rule catch incomplete but its reversed on replay.How sure was Robinson that he had pulled down the catch? Listen.AP Photo/Stephen B. Morton.Jeremy HillBroncos vs. Bengals ? Big rushing yards on touchdown driveThe situation: First-and-10 on the Bengals 47-yard line, Bengals tied 0-0 with the Broncos with 12:05 left in the first quarter. The play: Hill takes the handoff and runs around left tackle Andrew Whitworth, breaking free down the sideline for a 50-yard gain. On the next play, he runs for a three-yard touchdown to put the Bengals up 7-0 for his first score of the day. Hills 65 rushing yards on the drive was more than the Bengals total rushing output in Week 1 (57) and Week 2 (46). He later adds a 4-yard score in the second quarter.Jeremy Hill is not very satisfied with his touchdown. Listen.Joe Robbins/Getty Images.Justin TuckerRavens vs. Jaguars ? Game-winning field goalThe situation: Ravens trail Jaguars, 17-16, with 1 minute, two seconds remaining. The play: Justin Tucker hits the winning 54-yard field goal to help the Ravens improve to 3-0 on the season.Hear Justin Tucker describe what he feels like before making a kick of that magnitude.AP Photo/Phelan M. Ebenhack.Cam NewtonVikings vs. Panthers ? Early touchdown runThe situation: The Panthers faced second-and-goal from the Minnesota 3-yard line with a 3-0 lead and just less than six minutes remaining in the first quarter. The play: Quarterback Cam Newton fakes the handoff to running back Cameron Artis-Payne on the read option and jogs into the end zone around the right side. He then does his new touchdown dance, followed by his signature Superman move.Newton talks about the Panthers struggles and his touchdown run.Streeter Lecka/Getty Images.Emmanuel SandersBroncos vs. Bengals ? Turnaround catch down the sidelineThe situation: Third-and-6 from the Cincinnati Bengals 41-yard line, Bengals leading 7-3 with 14:04 left in first half. The play: Having tried their luck against Bengals cornerback Adam Jones several times already in the game, Siemian launches a pass up the left sideline to Emmanuel Sanders, who has a step on Adam Jones in the end zone. Siemian finishes the game with four TD passes.Sanders and Gary Kubiak discuss the big play.AP Photo/Gary Landers.Carson Wentz and Darren SprolesSteelers vs. Eagles ? Side-step throw for a touchdownThe situation: Third-and-8 from the Philadelphia 27-yard line, Eagles up 13-3 early in the third quarter. The play: Carson Wentz eludes Steelers defensive end Stephon Tuitt, scrambles to his right and floats one for Darren Sproles, who weaves his way for a 73-yard touchdown.Throw First is Wentzs approach. Hear more about his touchdown throw to Sproles, now!Bill Streicher/USA TODAY Sports.T.Y. HiltonChargers vs. Colts ? Go-ahead touchdown catchThe situation: Second-and-1 from the Indianapolis 37-yard line with 1:17 left in the fourth quarter and the Colts trailing 22-20. The play: Andrew Luck drops back and delivers a rocket pass to Hilton, who is hit at the 50-yard line, but spins out of the defenders grasp and sprints to the end zone for the game-winning touchdown.Hilton wants to be the playmaker and Luck believes he is. Hear more about their game-winning play.Thomas J. Russo-USA TODAY Sport Aaron Holiday Jersey . 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Giroud, who wasnt in the starting lineup for two matches after allegations about his private life and a decline in form, scored twice in the first half. Tomas Rosickys chip made it 3-0 before half time at Emirates Stadium, while defender Laurent Koscielny scored an unmarked header in the second half.There are many great battles currently going on in CFL training camps, but none more intriguing or more important to an organization, than the competition at quarterback for the Edmonton Eskimos. After the first week of camp, Kavis Reed feels that the race between former BC Lion Mike Reilly and Matt Nichols, who got playing time in eight games for the Eskimos last year before being sidelined with an ankle injury, is a dead heat. When asked to examine a hypothetical, as to whether or not, if the tie continued, the coach would consider a two quarterback system. Reeds response was matter of fact, and to the point, when he said, "I hope that (the two QB system) is not the case for the health of this franchise." he went on to say, "With free agency, and contracts the way they are, this franchise needs to find the next franchise quarterback." So there you have it, a two quarterback system in Edmonton would be an absolute last resort and not something the coaching staff wants to have to experiment with, so the race at the most important position on the field for Edmonton between Mike Reilly and Matt Nichols is on. The Edmonton coaching staff is watching the every move of the two players, who have more in common than you might imagine, and tracking their every stat. As of day five of camp, Reed said, the rep count was within five snaps of each other, and there was just .5% separating the two when it came to their completion percentage. Matt Nichols, who played his college ball at Eastern Washington and Mike Reilly, who played at Central Washington, are both saying the right things. When asked about the competition, Nichols said, "we both want this team to win and we both want to be the starter." Which was almost identical to Reillys response when he stated, "everybody wants to play and if you win the job the starter does not want to do all that work to come off the field," then mentioned last year and finished his thought saying, "but we needed two quarterbacks last year in BC when Travis got hurt." What Reilly gives up in knowledge of Edmontons offense as a newcomer, he makes up with his study habits, and saidd he spends every waking moment with his head in the playbook.dddddddddddd "Im studying my butt off, but it feels good and Im happy with my placement and accuracy so far." Nichols says he has completely recovered from that ugly ankle injury last year and stated, "I dont even get treatment on it after practice," and in fact, he has been training full out since March. Both quarterbacks, worked with their teammates in the off-season in the new indoor facility in Edmonton to develop chemistry with the receivers, both are pocket passers with the ability to extend plays and run when needed and, both, according to Kavis Reed, have shown great leadership abilities. But the similarities dont end there, both Nichols, in four out of his five years in college, and Reilly, for one year at Central Washington, give most of the credit for what they know about playing the quarterback position to the same guy, their college head coach Beau Baldwin. Baldwin transferred from one school to the other and back again, while the two were first learning the position, and sounded like brothers talking about their father, when praising their former college coach. They are also benefiting from the experience of veteran quarterback Kerry Joseph, who understands his roll and will be ready if needed, but in the meantime is acting as a mentor for the two pivots. The competition in Edmonton means that the Eskimos, at least early in the year, may be playing catch up with the rest of the league. Every other team in the CFL have an established starter in camp taking first team reps, while Reilly and Nichols are splitting the first unit snaps. However, as Kavis Reed said, this is a very important decision for the organization, for not just this year, but the foreseeable future and Reed needs to find the right guy, or as he puts it, "the guy the team can believe in." The pre-season games will be important but, according to the head coach this very difficult call will not be based on the stat lines alone. In fact Reed said he wont even be making the decision. That will be in the hands of Mike Reilly or Matt Nichols. 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