Week 10 worst QB performances: The Bears are ruining another one

Later, in a seven-point game, he failed to account for Bills edge-rusher Greg Rousseau on a 2nd-and-10 in Buffalo territory and lost the ball when Rousseau jarred it loose from behind.

The way Flacco has played the past two weeks, head coach Shane Steichen would be better off returning to Richardson. He couldn't do much worse.

Jaguars quarterback Mac Jones

With starter Trevor Lawrence (shoulder) inactive, Jones, a former first-round pick, had an audition for a potential starting role next season against the Vikings.

He failed to look the part in a 12-7 loss, going 14-of-22 for 111 yards and two interceptions.

Arguably, Jones worst play came on Jacksonville's last effort to pull off the upset. Facing a 1st-and-10 with 1:57 remaining from the Minnesota 43-yard line, Jones, for some inexplicable reason, launched an inaccurate deep ball into double coverage and was picked by Vikings safety Camryn Bynum.

Giants quarterback Daniel Jones

We suppose you could say bad quarterbacks this week were only keeping up with the Joneses.

Mac wasn't the only Jones to flop on Sunday. Daniel Jones (no relation) started the day with a gross performance in Munich against the Panthers in a 20-17 overtime loss.

Jones was 22-of-37 for 190 yards and two interceptions.

He badly missed rookie wide receiver Malik Nabers on a 3rd-and-8 in the first quarter, sailing the ball over his head on an out route.

Jones also missed a wide-open receiver on a flea flicker, holding on to the ball too long and taking a sack.

In the red zone with a chance to take the lead, Jones threw a pass behind running back Tyrone Tracy Jr. and Panthers linebacker Josey Jewell made the interception.

Vikings quarterback Sam Darnold

Darnold may have escaped Jacksonville with a win, but he can't avoid his deserved fate in our list of five worst quarterback performances of the week.

Despite the win, Darnold was 24-of-38 for 241 yards and three interceptions.

Minnesota dominated the game, winning the time of possession battle 42:19-17:41 and outgaining Jacksonville 402-143.

The final score was much closer than it should have been because of Darnold's costly miscues.

His three interceptions came in Jacksonville territory, including two in the red zone.

In the second quarter, the Vikings offensive line gave Darnold time to throw in the red zone, but he threw a poor pass that Jaguars cornerback Montaric Brown intercepted.

In the third quarter, he forced the ball to wide receiver Justin Jefferson, but Jaguars safety Darnell Savage jumped the route and intercepted the pass at the goal line.

The Vikings won, but Darnold's performance is concerning. He's thrown five interceptions over the past two games, raising doubt that he can keep Minnesota in the playoff race down the stretch.