NFL Week 6 Awards: This baffling call in Cleveland was the worst of the week

The good, the bad, and the hilarious from Sunday's NFL action.

Well, Week 6 has been a wild one.

Look at what we saw happen on Sunday: Sam Darnold and the New York Jets took it to the Dallas Cowboys all game and then held on to win their first game of the season after stopping Dallas on a late two-point conversion.

The San Francisco 49ers remained undefeated by beating the Rams and made a loud statement that they are now the real deal and worth all the respect they’re going to get.

And the Redskins-Dolphins matchup in Miami played out to perfection, with the Dolphins blowing a chance to win with a horrific call on a two-point conversion in the final seconds.

Let’s now take a fun look back at the good, the bad, and the hilarious from Sunday.

Worst job of being a referee with eyesight: Whoever made this call in Cleveland.

Seriously, how in the world was that a blindside block?

Best TD pass by a QB who just overcame mono: Sam Darnold. 

Darnold and the Jets are back! Well, they played well Sunday but we’ll find out more next week when they host the Patriots.

Worst play call on a two-point conversion that could have given you the first win of the year: Miami Dolphins. 

Now that was just an awful call if you’re trying to win your first game of the season… but a great call if you’re tanking. Hmmmmmmmmm.

Best job of catching an interception off a receiver’s back: Noah Fant.

Now that was a nifty play by Fant… and a really bad throw by Joe Flacco. Yikes.

The most fired up defensive coordinator: Robert Saleh.

Saleh has one of the best defenses in the NFL playing for him and he was really fired up about that against the Rams.

The best tribute to a boy band: Seattle Seahawks. 

Jaron Brown and the rest of the Seahawks receivers had some fun with NSYNC’s “Bye Bye Bye” after Brown’s 17-yard TD catch against the Browns.

Best job by a cameraman of standing his ground to get the shot: This guy.

This cameraman is dedicated to his job. Well done, sir. Respect.

Best job of living up to the Pope’s expectations: New Orleans Saints. 

Well played, Saints.

The worst job of having homefield advantage: Both LA teams.

Not good, Los Angeles!

Worst job of trying to make a game-tying extra point in the final minutes: Matt Bryant.

The 44-year-old kicker’s miss cost the Falcons a chance to go to overtime… and he was really sad about it.

Best job of pushing two offensive linemen: Nick Bosa and Dee Ford.

Bosa and Ford must work out.

Worst game for a very highly paid QB: Jared Goff. 

Goff was absolutely terrible Sunday against the 49ers. He finished with just 78 yards in the Rams’ loss.

The most boring game: Titans vs. Broncos. 

The Broncos won this game but, really, there were no winners here.