NFL rookie quarterbacks Jayden Daniels and Bo Nix were unable to pick up victories for their respective teams Sunday, but they both registered the first touchdowns of their careers.

Daniels and Nix were both first-round picks in the 2024 draft. Daniels, the reigning Heisman Trophy winner, was taken No. 2 overall by the Washington Commanders. 

The Broncos selected Nix with the No. 12 pick after his stellar season at Oregon.

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Daniels took the field as QB1 against a veteran Tampa Bay Buccaneers team. Daniels was 17-for-24 for 184 yards and used his legs to get on the board in the third quarter when he ran the ball into the end zone from the 1-yard line. He did not have a passing touchdown.

Tampa Bay defeated Washington 37-20.

The Denver Broncos rookie won the starting job over Jarrett Stidham and Zach Wilson for coach Sean Payton. Nix threw for 138 yards and was intercepted twice against the Seattle Seahawks. He also used his legs to get into the end zone. Nix had a 4-yard rushing touchdown with 2:09 left in the game. But it was too little, too late.

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Seattle defeated Denver 26-20.

Daniels and Nix were the only rookie quarterbacks to score.

Chicago Bears’ No. 1 overall pick Caleb Williams had a rough outing in a win. 

He completed 14 of 29 passes for 93 yards, and Chicago’s defense and special teams stepped up for a 24-17 win.

Two other rookie QBs — New England’s Drake Maye and the Atlanta Falcons' Michael Penix Jr. — did not play.

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As he inches closer to centenarian status, Dick Van Dyke continued his legacy of choosing happiness and leading with a smile.

Van Dyke indulged queries about his future following his Creative Arts Emmy win on Saturday, and when asked how he'd like to be remembered, the iconic actor had an easy answer.

"For laughter," the "Mary Poppins" star said while holding his trophy for outstanding variety special for his "Dick Van Dyke 98 Years of Magic," per People magazine. "I hope for making people laugh for 75 years."

Van Dyke's win on Saturday earned him a tie as the oldest winner of a Creative Arts Emmy alongside the late comedic legend, Norman Lear. His wife, Arlene Silver, shared a clip of the standing ovation Van Dyke received upon winning the award.

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With more than seven decades of success in the entertainment industry, Van Dyke still has no plans for slowing down, either.

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The "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang" actor reflected on his career for a moment after accepting his award, and said, "I've been in the business 75 years. I can't believe that I'm still here and performing."

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He paused briefly before showing off his notably spry comedic timing. "I'm looking for work if anybody has," he said.

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When it came to any advice he'd offer younger actors in the industry, the answers were simple.

"You have to stick with it," he said. "You're gonna go through hard times and a lot of auditions ... but you have to stay with it. Be patient if you've got the confidence in yourself, and it's very important to believe that you can do it."

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His wife, Arlene Silver, who is 46 years his junior and worked as a producer on the special, accompanied him on stage to receive the award. 

"The young lady who got this award, you may think of the word nepotism and I would understand it, but this lady got the job all by herself as producer of the Dick Van Dyke special because she knows me inside and out, and knows how I work, and don't take no sass from anybody," Van Dyke said

Earlier this year, he wowed audiences with an appearance on "The Masked Singer," and is set to star in an upcoming movie titled "Capture the Flag," about a group of vets competing for the privilege of raising the flag in their neighborhood each morning.