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The Vikings outgained the Ravens on Sunday afternoon, but three turnovers and 12 penalties helped Baltimore pick up a 27-19 road win.

Eight of those penalties were false starts, which is the most by a home team in the last 16 seasons. After the game, running back Aaron Jones suggested that "move calls" being made by the Ravens defense contributed to the rash of early jumps.

"Yeah, they're playing a little game there, too," Jones said, via Kevin Seifert of ESPN.com. 'So, that's what they get paid to do. And we just got to lock in a little more."

Head coach Kevin O'Connell said he wondered if that was happening during the game, but "did not get any indication from our guys they were doing that" and said it is up to the Vikings to "correct whatever the issue was" with both the penalties and the turnovers.

The Chargers have registered a safety on Aaron Rodgers — and the Steelers are lucky it wasn't any worse.

Pittsburgh, however, still leads Los Angeles 3-2.

On third-and-7 from the Pittsburgh 9, Rodgers dropped back and was strip-sacked by Khalil Mack in the end zone. The ball bounced right to Rodgers, though, who was touched down by Mack for the two-point play.

It was Mack’s fourth sack and second forced fumble of the season.

While the Steelers had terrific field position for their first and second drives, they could only muster a 59-yard field goal by Chris Boswell to take an early 3-0 lead.