Prescott record and Smith-Njigba's three touchdowns headline Sunday's late NFL finals

Five late-window NFL games produced five different winning scripts Sunday. Dallas used Dak Prescott's record-setting four touchdown passes to beat Washington 37-20, while Seattle rode Jaxon Smith-Njigba's three scoring catches to a 31-7 win over Arizona.

San Francisco scored five touchdowns in a 35-13 win over Miami, with Christian McCaffrey scoring twice. Las Vegas beat the Chargers 26-14 behind two Cody White touchdown catches from Kirk Cousins. Denver completed the window's only comeback, erasing a 13-0 deficit to beat Jacksonville 20-13.

The records make the window's shape clear. Dallas moved from 0-1 to 1-1, Seattle moved to 2-0 while Arizona fell to 1-1, and Las Vegas moved to 2-0 while the Chargers fell to 0-2. San Francisco also reached 2-0, and Denver restored its record to 1-1. The late games supplied a franchise passing record, a three-touchdown receiving performance and a 17-point Denver comeback.

Read the individual recaps: Denver, Las Vegas, San Francisco, Seattle, and Dallas.

The five recaps track each game's verified scoring sequence, player production and consequence for the teams involved.