NFL Week 6 Scores: Dallas Cowboys Outplay Super Bowl Champs

The Lions were able go on the road and stay in control of the NFC North with a win over the Vikings. Minnesota's Teddy Bridgewater looked like a true rookie and it appears there's a long road ahead for Mike Zimmer's team. Detroit, meanwhile, found a way to win without Calvin Johnson.

It seemed the Jaguars might finally get their first win of the year on a last-second FG, but the Titans came up with a huge block to secure their second win of the season.

This game was over after Joe Flacco's 5-TD performance in the first half. It was just one of those days for No. 5 and the Baltimore offense.

The Jets showed signs of life, but Peyton Manning and the top shelf Broncos were ultimately too much for Rex Ryan's struggling team.

Forget about the talk the Patriots falling off. The road to the AFC East title still goes through New England.

The Panthers and Bengals combined to score a record 74 points in a tie. Who cares?

After being owned by the Steelers for much of the past decade, the Browns exacted some revenge in Week 6. Ben Tate scored 2 TDs and it's pretty clear that Cleveland is for real at this point.

How good is Aaron Rodgers? After leading the Packers on a game-winning drive in Week 6, you have to say that he's in the 2014 MVP discussion.

The Raiders came out swinging in the first game of the Tony Sparano era, but ultimately came up just short. The Chargers are good, even when they're not on their A-game.

The Falcons tried to make this one interesting, but the Bears were just too much. When Chicago needs a big play, someone is usually able to deliver.

The Cowboys are 5-1. Its true, it's true. Just four more wins and Jerry's team is guaranteed to finish above .500 for the first time in a while.

The Cardinals are now alone a top the NFC West, while the Redskins are now alone at the bottom of the NFC East. When is RG3 coming back?

The Giants failed to score a point in Week 6 and also lost Victor Cruz for the season. The Eagles are now 5-1 and looking like a real threat in the NFC.