Vikings' Isaiah Rodgers headlines top five D/ST plays from Week 3

4. Jets nearly capture first win

The New York Jets, looking to avoid a 0-3 start with backup QB Tyrod Taylor leading the charge, unsurprisingly trailed for most of a Week 3 bout with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. 

A contest that once was in reach began to get out of hand after Taylor threw a pick-six near the end of the first half. The Bucs piled on with another field goal in the third, extending their lead to 23-6 before the closing period. 

New York proved the contest was far from over with a three-touchdown fourth quarter, capped off with a blocked field goal and touchdown by Will McDonald.

Tampa Bay had just enough time to storm down for the game-winning field goal, but that shouldn't take away from the Jets' valiant effort.

3. Browns stun Packers with blocked field goal

Neither the Green Bay Packers nor the Cleveland Browns managed to do much of anything on offense in their Week 3 matchup. 

As a result, it seemed 10 points was all it would take for the Packers to walk away with the win. No one on Green Bay's sideline could have been prepared for the last four minutes of this contest.

After a Browns field goal cut the Packers lead to 10-3, an interception of Jordan Love allowed Cleveland to tie the game. Still, the Packers made it down the field once more in what looked like a close call.

Instead, a blocked field goal allowed the Browns to spoil Green Bay's flawless start to the season.

2. Eagles shock Rams with blocked field goal and touchdown as time expires

The Los Angeles Rams were steamrolling the Philadelphia Eagles until late in the second half, but the reigning champs took advantage of every opportunity to win this one.

After the Eagles took their first lead of the game with under two minutes remaining, the Rams, like the Packers, managed to set themselves up for a game-winning field goal as time expired.

The Eagles, like the Browns, couldn't allow that to happen. A blocked field goal was recovered for a 61-yard score, miraculously keeping Philadelphia undefeated.

1.  Vikings' Isaiah Rodgers does it all with 12-point outing

In a truly historic showing, Minnesota Vikings veteran cornerback Isaiah Rodgers clamped up the Cincinnati Bengals in more ways than one.

A first-quarter pick-six of Jake Browning already gave Rodgers a memorable day, but he was just getting started. Late in the second, the 27-year-old forced a fumble and recovered it himself for another 66-yard score.