The Broncos outlasted Washington 27–26 in overtime, with Bo Nix leading two late touchdown drives and RJ Harvey scoring twice—including the OT winner—before Nik Bonitto broke up the Commanders’ two-point attempt to seal it.
The Los Angeles Chargers dominated the Las Vegas Raiders 31-14 to stay in the playoff picture. Kimani Vidal's 126 yards spearheaded a big day for Los Angeles' ground game, while the Chargers' defense limited the Las Vegas offense to just 156 total yards.
The Bills dominated the second half and rolled past the Steelers 26-7 at Acrisure Stadium, turning a 7–3 halftime deficit into a comfortable win behind a defensive onslaught and two Josh Allen touchdowns.
The Seahawks swarmed the overwhelmed Vikings, winning 26-0 to move to 9-3. Seattle intercepted Max Brosmer four times in his first NFL start, with one returned 64 yards for a score by Ernest Jones.
C.J. Stroud and the Texans controlled tempo early and leaned on the league’s top defense to outlast the Indianapolis Colts 20-16 in a physical, low-rhythm matchup. Indianapolis managed just one first down across three first-quarter drives and never found consistent footing, with Daniel Jones under pressure throughout and Jonathan Taylor limited after a fast start.
Matthew Stafford threw two touchdowns but committed three turnovers, including a late strip-sack with the Rams driving, as Los Angeles fell 31-28 to the Carolina Panthers. Kyren Williams and Blake Corum combined for 153 rushing yards and two scores, yet the Rams mustered only one third-quarter possession and surrendered 164 rushing yards in an uncharacteristically […]
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This week’s card leans heavily on matchup edges: AD Mitchell gets a blitz rate he can exploit, Bo Nix faces a Washington defense allergic to disruption, and Demario Douglas draws the man-coverage looks he’s dominated all season. Together, they form a trio of data-backed bets with clear paths to ceiling performances.
Jets wide receiver Adonai Mitchell scored his first NFL touchdown Sunday, two months after he turned what should've been his first touchdown into an NFL blooper.
Steelers defensive captain Cameron Heyward said Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen purposefully kneed him in the stomach in the first half of Pittsburgh's 26-7 home loss, leading to jawing between the two throughout Sunday's game at Acrisure Stadium.
The Rams fell out of the No. 1 spot in the NFC after a "humbling experience" in a 31-28 loss to the Panthers in which Matthew Stafford had three turnovers.
Titans running back Julius Chestnut alleged that Jaguars punter Logan Cooke threatened to kill him during Sunday's game. "I was just trying to play hard, and he came up to me and said he was going to kill me," Chestnut said.
Multiple Browns defenders had sharp criticism of 49ers wide receiver Jauan Jennings for comments they said crossed the line during Sunday's game between the teams.
Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert on Sunday suffered a break in his left hand during his team's 31-14 win over the Las Vegas Raiders, and though it will require surgery, he expects to play in his next game Dec. 8.
After an injured Aaron Rodgers finished one of the worst passing games of his career, the Steelers QB said he hopes his wide receivers show up during the next film sessions and run the right routes.
Bijan Robinson, A.J. Brown and Patrick Mahomes led the way with big Week 13 performances, while Lamar Jackson, Saquon Barkley and Jaxon Smith-Njigba were among the biggest disappointments.
Washington got a fourth-down TD in OT, but Denver's Nik Bonitto batted down Marcus Mariota's final pass on a two-point conversion attempt to seal the victory.
While the Commanders took a one-point, third-quarter lead with an outstanding touchdown catch by Treylon Burks, the Broncos have come right back with a TD of their own.
Bills quarterback Josh Allen entered Sunday's game in Pittsburgh tied with Cam Newton for the most career rushing touchdowns by a quarterback, but he now has the record to himself.
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