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EARLY SUNDAY
Seattle at Atlanta (+7), o/u 44.5 – Sunday, 1 p.m. EST
A Week 11 loss on the road to the Rams and a 2-2 record within the division has the Seahawks in second place in the NFC West despite their 9-3 record, but they still look like one of the most complete teams in the NFL. Seattle's won four of five since its bye with three of those victories being routs of 20-plus points, including last week's 26-0 shutout over the essentially QB-less Vikings, while the team's three losses in 2025 have been by a combined nine points. The game against Minnesota was so lopsided, San Darnold didn't even bother with a revenge game, presumably out of pity — he threw for a season-low 128 yards without a TD. Even Jaxon Smith-Njigba effectively got the day off, which means he'll have some ground to make up if he's going to get to 2,000 yards. It's Mike Macdonald's defense that's leading the charge, though (quite literally last week, on Ernest Jones' 85-yard INT return for a touchdown). The Seahawks are second in yards per play allowed, third in PPG allowed, fourth in sacks, tied for sixth in takeaways, third in third-down efficiency against ... since Week 5, only one team (the Cards) has topped 300 yards of offense against them, and the Rams only snuck out their win via Darnold's turnovers. If he can avoid coming up small in big games, the Hawks seem primed not just to make the postseason, but maybe pick up their first postseason win since the 2019 campaign.
The Falcons aren't officially eliminated from the playoffs yet, but it's just a matter of time, even in the NFC South. They've lost six of their last seven, and while two of those Ls came in overtime, they still wind up in the wrong column in the standings. Kirk Cousins has looked passable this time around in place of Michael Penix, completing 66.1 percent of his passes over the last two weeks with a 3:1 TD:INT and 7.7 YPA, and those numbers look a little better when you consider Drake London's didn't play in either. The engine of the offense is still the backfield though, and there's a certain amount of hopelessness that has to set in when Bijan Robinson goes off for 193 scrimmage yards and a TD and it isn't enough, as he did last week against the Jets. Or, for that matter, 143 scrimmage yards and two TDs, which wasn't enough against the Panthers in Week 11. Raheem Morris' defense hasn't been too bad this season either — they're in the top 10 in yards per play allowed — but the pieces just haven't added up this year for Atlanta, leaving them without much to do down the stretch other than play spoiler if they can.
Key Info
SEA injury report: WR Tory Horton (IR, shin), C Jalen Sundell (IR, knee), DE Jarran Reed (IR, thumb), S Julian Love (IR, hamstring), S Ty Okada (questionable, oblique)
ATL injury report: QB Michael Penix (IR, knee), WR Drake London (out, knee), RT Kaleb McGary (IR, leg), EDGE Zach Harrison (IR, knee), EDGE James Pearce (questionable, back), DE David Onyemata (questionable, foot), CB Billy Bowman (IR, Achilles)
Slight lean: WR Jaxon Smith-Njigba (ATL 26th in DVOA vs. WR1)
Slight lean: TE Kyle Pitts (SEA 29th in DVOA vs. TE)
Slight fade: WR Rashid Shaheed (ATL eighth in DVOA vs. WR3)
Strong fade: RB Bijan Robinson / Tyler Allgeier (SEA first in rushing DVOA, first in YPC allowed to RBs, t-third in rushing TDs allowed to RBs)
Strong fade: WR Darnell Mooney (SEA second in DVOA vs. WR1)
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The Scoop: Kenneth Walker picks up 90 yards and a score, while Zach Charbonnet adds 50 yards. Darnold throws for 240 yards and two TDs, hitting JSN (who tops 100 yards) and Cooper Kupp. Robinson racks up 100 combined yards and a touchdown. Cousins throws for less than 200 yards and a score to Charlie Woerner but gets sacks four times and commits three turnovers. Seahawks 30-20
Pittsburgh (+6) at Baltimore, o/u 43.0 – Sunday, 1 p.m. EST
In theory, the two meetings between the Steelers and Ravens (this week and Week 18) should decide the AFC North, although the Bengals are still close enough that they could make things interesting if Joe Burrow has a really holly, jolly December. Mike Tomlin's crew has lost three of its last four, and in increasingly ugly fashion, with last week's inept offensive effort (just 10 first downs and 166 total yards) in a 26-7 loss to the Bills being the nadir ... so far. Aaron Rodgers didn't look comfortable while trying to play through broken bones in his non-throwing wrist, and the QB – who just turned 42 on Tuesday — is reaching that point of a tough season where he starts getting pissy with young wideouts who aren't capable of reading his mind, although to his credit, Rodgers took all the blame for that one in the postgame presser. The Steelers defense is doing what it can, recording multiple takeaways in four of the last five games and sitting second in the league with 22 through 12 games, and swapping out Darius Slay for Asante Samuel in the secondary can't be any worse than a lateral move, but the roster on the other side of the ball simply doesn't seem to have enough talent to be salvageable.
For a while there, the Ravens defense was playing well enough that the issues with Lamar Jackson could be overlooked. That didn't happen last week though, and the result was a 32-14 loss to Cincy that might end up being very costly in the end. Jackson seems to be playing through multiple lower-body injuries, and he's gone three straight games without producing a touchdown either through the air or on the ground — he's never even posted back-to-back games without a TD before in his entire career since taking over as the starter midway through his rookie year in 2018. Over the last four games, he's got a meek 56.0 percent completion rate, 1:3 TD:INT and 7.0 YPA while adding just 84 total rushing yards, numbers that are about as far from his usual MVP form as you can get. Derrick Henry, at least, is teasing one of his patended late-season surges against weary defenses, racking up 492 rushing yards and six TDs over the last six games. DC Zack Orr's unit has at least one takeaway in seven straight games and had held six straight opponents under 20 points prior to the stumble against Cincy, and that might be where Baltimore needs to pin its hopes until Lamar turns things around.
Key Info
PIT injury report: LT Broderick Jones (IR, neck), DE Derrick Harmon (out, knee), S DeShon Elliott (IR, knee), S Kyle Dugger (out, hand)
BAL injury report: RB Justice Hill (out, neck), EDGE Nnamdi Madubuike (IR, neck)
Slight lean: TE Darnell Washington / Jonnu Smith / Pat Freiermuth (BAL 28th in DVOA vs. TE)
Slight lean: WR DeAndre Hopkins (PIT 26th in DVOA vs. WR3)
Slight fade: WR Calvin Austin (BAL t-seventh in receptions per game allowed to WR2s)
Strong fade: WR Rashod Bateman (PIT second in DVOA vs. WR2)
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NFL weather report: 1-10 percent chance of rain
Head-to-head record, last five years including playoffs: 8-3 PIT, average score 18-18 (17.9-17.8 BAL), average margin of victory six points. After nine straight games decided by a single score in which the Steelers went 8-1, the Ravens have won two straight meetings by an average score of 31-16, including a 28-14 victory in last season's wild-card round
The Scoop: Jaylen Warren leads the PIT backfield with 60 yards. Rodgers throws for less than 200 yards and two TDs, finding Washington and DK Metcalf. Henry rumbles for 100 yards and a touchdown. Jackson throws for less than 200 yards and a score to Zay Flowers, and Kyle Hamilton snags an errant Rodgers pass and takes it to the house. Ravens 24-20
Tennessee (+4) at Cleveland, o/u 33.5 – Sunday, 1 p.m. EST
There have been a couple close calls since their Week 10 bye, but the Titans have successfully dropped seven straight games to remain on track for the first overall pick in the 2026 draft. If they do lock it up, the question will become whether there's a QB in next year's draft class good enough that someone will want to trade up to get him, because boy does Tennessee need all the help it can get, all over the roster. During the losing streak, Cam Ward's led the offense to more than 20 points only once, and more than 300 total yards only once (and not in the same game). The rookie still has yet to throw more than one touchdown in a game, but he's gone four straight without throwing a pick, which looks like progress of a sort. The defense might need even more reinforcements, somehow. Over the losing streak, the Titans have managed to generate only two takeaways while coughing 26.7 points and 330.9 yards a game, although 23 sacks (and against teams that haven't needed to pass that much) during that span, led by Jihad Ward's 4.5, is encouraging. Of course, this Ward is a 31-year-old journeyman and 4.5 is a new career high in sacks for him, so future building block he is not.
Shedeur Sanders is now 1-1 as a starting QB for the Browns, which by the franchise's standards is fantastic — since Baker Mayfield's arrival in 2018, only Case Keenum (2-0 in 2021) and Joe Flacco (5-4 between his 2023 and 2025 stints) have managed records better than .500. Sanders' numbers haven't been good, mind you, but two of his three appearances have come at home in classically bad Cleveland weather, and it's not like he has a lot to work with when it comes to pass-catchers. The Browns are in the mix for a top-5 pick in 2026 and could go back to the QB well if an opportunity presents itself, but I also don't think Sanders has conclusively proved yet he can't be the guy, if you set the bar down at 'competent game manager who lets Myles Garrett and the defense drive the team'. He's not doing much to get opposition defenses to back out of the box and give Quinshon Judkins some room though — in Sanders' three appearances, the rookie RB has a 3.5 YPC. The Browns also opened up Deshaun Watson's 21-day practice window this week, and that might be how much longer Sanders has to make his case. Just to increase the level of difficulty for the kid, he'll be missing the entire right side of his offensive line for this one too.
Key Info
TEN injury report: WR Calvin Ridley (IR, lower leg), C Lloyd Cushenberry (out, foot), CB L'Jarius Sneed (IR, quadricep), CB Jalyn Armour-Davis (out, Achilles)
CLE injury report: RB Dylan Sampson (questionable, calf), LT Dawand Jones (IR, knee), RG Wyatt Teller (out, calf), RT Jack Conklin (out, concussion), LB Devin Bush (questionable, foot), LB Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah (PUP, neck), CB Martin Emerson (IR, Achilles)
Strong lean: WR Chimere Dike (CLE 32nd in DVOA vs. WR3)
Strong lean: WR Jerry Jeudy (TEN 32nd in DVOA vs. WR1)
Strong fade: RB Tony Pollard / Tyjae Spears (CLE second in rushing DVOA, third in YPC allowed vs. RBs, t-fifth in rushing TDs allowed to RBs, seventh in passing DVOA vs. RB)
Slight fade: WR Cedric Tillman (TEN t-third in receptions per game allowed to WR2s)
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The Scoop: Pollard leads the TEN backfield with 50 yards. Ward throws for less than 200 yards and gets sacked five times, losing a fumble on one that Mason Graham scoops up and returns for a score. Judkins grinds out 80 yards. Sanders throws for less than 200 yards but does find Jeudy for a touchdown. Browns 17-9
Indianapolis at Jacksonville (+1.5), o/u 47.5 – Sunday, 1 p.m. EST
Things are getting spicy in the AFC South. The Colts and Jags come into this one tied at 8-4, each with 2-1 records in the division, while the Texans lurk just behind at 7-5. The big difference? Indy has zero teams left on their schedule with sub-.500 records, while Jacksonville gets the Jets next week and the Titans in Week 18. In other words, the Colts may need to sweep the season series to pull off their first division crown since 2014 — which, as Andrew Luck would have it, was also the last time they won a game in Jacksonville. (He threw four TDs in a 44-17 romp over the Bortles-era Jags.) Indy's also lost two straight games against tough competition, dropping decisions to Kansas City and Houston by a combined seven points, and somewhere along the way Daniel Jones picked up a fractured fibula. The injury didn't seem to hamper him too much against the Texans' pass rush, but it's still at least somewhat of a concern. Jonathan Taylor's gone an unthinkable two straight games without getting into the end zone, his longest drought of the year, but last week's 121 scrimmage yards suggests there's nothing to worry about on that front. The bigger problem is the injuries on defense — DeForest Buckner remains out, and while he's technically eligible to return next week, there's been no indication yet that's on the table. Sauce Gardner's also dealing with a calf strain he picked up after just two snaps against Houston, although the team's indicated he won't need an IR stint. if the Colts can just get to the postseason with all their key pieces healthy, they could make some noise, but they might have to settle for a wild-card spot.
The Jags, on the other hand, have won three straight and four of five since their bye, although squeaking by the Raiders and Cardinals in OT isn't exactly a rousing vote of confidence. Trevor Lawrence is coming off one of his better performances of the season, as he avoided committing a turnover for the first time since Week 7 while tossing multiple TDs for only the fourth time in 2025, but again, the degree of difficulty in a game against Tennessee wasn't high. DC Anthony Campanile's unit has 16 sacks and six takeaways during those five games, and on the season the Jags have crept into the top 10 in yards per play allowed and QB rating against, and even with a new coach running the offense in Liam Coen, but team's fallen into old patterns, as Bhayshul Tuten is the latest young back to steal goal-line carries from an otherwise effective Travis Etienne. The Jags' attack would be a lot more threatening of Brian Thomas can get out of own head and re-discover last year's form, because until then, Jakobi Meyers and Brenton Strange are Lawrence's most reliable options.
Key Info
IND injury report: K Spencer Shrader (IR, knee), DT DeForest Buckner (IR, neck), CB Sauce Gardner (out, calf)
JAC injury report: WR/CB Travis Hunter (IR, knee), WR Parker Washington (questionable, hip), LT Walker Little (questionable, concussion), RG Patrick Mekari (questionable, concussion), RG Chuma Egoda (out, calf), EDGE Travon Walker (questionable, knee), DR Arik Armstead (questionable, hand), S Eric Murray (IR, neck), S Andrew Wingard (questionable, concussion)
Slight lean: TE Tyler Warren (JAC 31st in receptions per game allowed to TEs)
Slight lean: WR Jakobi Meyers (IND 25th in DVOA vs. WR2)
Strong fade: WR Josh Downs (JAC first in DVOA vs. WR3)
Slight fade: WR Brian Thomas (IND sixth in DVOA vs. WR1)
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NFL weather report: 20-30 percent chance of rain
Head-to-head record, last five years: 6-4 JAC, average score 26-22 JAC, average margin of victory 11 points. The Colts have lost 10 straight games at EverBank Stadium, through two names changes (EverBank Field to TIAA Bank Stadium to the current branding), by an average score of 31-16
The Scoop: Taylor churns out 120 scrimmage yards and a touchdown. Jones throws for 240 yards and two scores, one each to Warren and Michael Pittman. Etienne responds with 140 combined yards and a TD. Lawrence throws for 250 yards and touchdowns to Strange and Meyers, and after the two teams trade FGs on their first overtime possessions, Lawrence sets up Cam Little to drill the winner. Jaguars 30-27 in OT
Washington (+2) at Minnesota, o/u 42.0 – Sunday, 1 p.m. EST
The Commanders lost their seventh straight game last week, taking the Broncos to overtime before coming up short on an all-or-nothing two-point attempt which, frankly, made more sense than trying to rely on this defense to get a stop when it mattered. Injuries have wrecked the team this year, from Jayden Daniels's absences to multiple key players on the defense, but it might end up being for the best in the long run — a top-10 pick added to a roster that has better luck on the health front in 2026 could put Dan Quinn's crew right back in the postseason. Terry McLaurin returned to action against Denver and posted strong numbers against a stingy secondary, and in fact he's found the end zone in consecutive games. The problem is, those consecutive games for him came more than a month apart for the rest of us. Daniels will be next to get back onto the field as he works his way back from a dislocated left (non-throwing) elbow. Full disclosure here: my initial run on the projected score had Minnesota winning 21-20, but with Daniels set to return, I re-ran it with him under center and that change was juuust enough to tip it to Washington instead. I'm actually more comfortable with that, to be honest — historically, games where the favorite wins but doesn't cover happen a lot less often than the underdog just winning outright.
The Vikings are also in a tailspin, losing four straight and six of their last seven, but unlike the visitors in this one, there's no QB on the shelf they can pin their hopes on. J.J. McCarthy missed last week's loss to Seattle with a concussion, and in his place undrafted rookie Max Brosmer got thrown to the hawks... err, wolves. It wasn't pretty — Brosmer got picked off four times and sacked four times, and the Vikes got shut out. This is McCarthy's offense, for better or for worse, and while I'm perhaps being stubborn in refusing to write off a first-round pick who's only played six NFL games so far, his potential will be irrelevant if he can't stay healthy. Minnesota's QB issues have tanked Justin Jefferson's production, and it's a testament to how incredible his first five seasons in the league have been that being on pace for over 1,100 yards qualifies as a massive disappointment, but the running game and defense have also performed below expectations in 2025. Kevin O'Connell could have a tough decision to make on McCarthy in the offseason, because this roster is too talented to let that malaise linger into next year.
Key Info
WAS injury report: RB Austin Ekeler (IR, Achilles), WR Noah Brown (IR, groin), EDGE Dorance Armstrong (IR, knee), EDGE Deatrich Wise (IR, quadricep), LB Bobby Wagner (questionable, knee), CB Trey Amos (IR, lower leg), CB Marshon Lattimore (IR, knee)
MIN injury report: LT Christian Darrisaw (questionable, foot), LG Donovan Jackson (questionable, ankle), CB Theo Jackson (out, neck)
Slight lean: TE Zach Ertz (MIN 32rd in DVOA vs. TE)
Strong lean: WR Jordan Addison (WAS 31st in DVOA vs. WR2)
Slight fade: WR Treylon Burks (MIN sixth in DVOA vs. WR3)
No MIN fades against an injury-wracked Commanders defense
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The Scoop: Chris Rodriguez leads the WAS backfield with 70 yards and a score, while Jeremy McNichols also gets into the end zone. Daniels starts and throws for less than 200 yards but does hit McLaurin for a touchdown. Jordan Mason paces the MIN backfield with 90 yards and a TD. McCarthy throws for under 200 yards and a score to Jefferson, just his third of the year. Commanders 21-20
Miami at N.Y. Jets (+3), o/u 41.5 – Sunday, 1 p.m. EST
The Dolphins appear to be committed to saving Mike McDaniel's job, winning three straight games as they make a late and almost certainly futile push for a wild-card spot — they're three wins back of the pack with five games left. Tua Tagovailoa hasn't had to do much during the win streak, instead leaving the offense in the hands of De'Von Achane, who's scampered for at least 120 rushing yards in all three wins while racking up 524 scrimmage yards and three totals TDs with a stunning 6.6 yards per carry. DC Anthony Weaver's defense has also held four of the last five opponents to 17 points or fewer, piling up seven takeaways and eight sacks during the win streak. Miami's only road win this season has come indoors in Atlanta though, and they have trips to Pittsburgh and Foxborough left on their schedule, so a miracle finish is probably even more improbable than it seems on the surface.
The Jets are somehow 3-2 over their last five after an 0-7 start to the campaign, as they continue to play just well enough to screw up their draft positioning. The decision to trade Justin Fields' volatile upside for Tyrod Taylor's lower-ceiling stability hasn't really made much of a difference for the offense, to be honest, but the midseason additions of Adonai Mitchell and John Metchie have injected some speed into a receiving corps that had nothing going for it after Garrett Wilson broke down. Breece Hall's been doing what he can, topping 100 scrimmage yards in three of those five contests and totaling 531 combined yards and four total TDs over that stretch. The depleted defense remains the biggest sore spot though – last week's recovery of a Jamal Agnew fumbled punt return was only the Jets' second takeaway of the entire season, putting them on pace for a new futility record as the 2018 49ers currently have the low-water mark with seven. Gang Green also has the fifth-fewest sacks and the fifth-most missed tackles in the league, and the closest thing to an impact player left on the roster is probably Will McDonald.
Key Info
MIA injury report: WR Tyreek Hill (IR, knee), LG Liam Eichenberg (PUP, undisclosed), C Aaron Brewer (questionable, ankle), RG James Daniels (IR, pectoral), RT Austin Jackson (IR, toe), K Jason Sanders (IR, hip), CB Storm Duck (IR, knee), CB Kader Kohou (IR, knee)
NYJ injury report: QB Justin Fields (out, knee), RB Braelon Allen (IR, knee), WR Garrett Wilson (IR, knee), WR Josh Reynolds (IR, hip), RG Alijah Vera-Tucker (IR, tricep), CB Jarvis Brownlee (out, hip), S Andre Cisco (IR, pectoral), S Andre Cisco (IR, pectoral)
Strong lean: WR Malik Washington (NYJ 30th in DVOA vs. WR2)
Strong lean: WR Adonai Mitchell (MIA 32nd in DVOA vs. WR2)
Slight fade: WR Nick Westbrook-Ikhine (NYJ sixth in receptions per game allowed to WR3s)
Slight fade: WR John Metchie (MIA third in receiving yards per game allowed to WR1s)
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NFL weather report: temperature in the mid-30s, 5-15 percent chance of snow
Head-to-head record, last five-plus years: 9-2 MIA, average score 25-17 MIA, average margin of victory 14 points. Both Dolphins losses in that span have come at MetLife Stadium, including a 32-20 Jets win in Week 18 last season. Miami hasn't won a cold-weather road game in this rivalry since 2016, when Matt Moore threw four TDs in a 34-13 rout
The Scoop: Achane delivers 120 combined yards and a TD. Tagovailoa throws for less than 200 yards and finds Jaylen Waddle for a touchdown. Hall responds with 130 scrimmage yards and a score. Taylor throws for less than 200 yards and tosses a pick-six to Rasul Douglas, but he also hits Mason Taylor (no relation) for the go-ahead score in the fourth quarter. Jets 23-21
New Orleans (+8.5) at Tampa Bay, o/u 42.5 – Sunday, 1 p.m. EST
The Saints are back to being the Aints, losing six of their last seven and making a strong push for a top-three pick in 2026. Tyler Shough is doing enough to suggest they won't need to use that pick on a QB, though — over his last three starts he's got a 69.4 percent completion rate, 4:2 TD:INT and 7.1 YPA, and he's looking like a solid fit for Kellen Moore's scheme. Last week New Orleans also got a look at what life would be like without Alvin Kamara, and while it wasn't pretty, 2025 sixth-round pick Devin Neal scratched out 69 scrimmage yards on 17 touches. Aside from another wideout to pair with Chris Olave, there may not be any must-have items on the offensive side of the ball this offseason for the Saints, which will help when it comes to focusing resources on a defense that hasn't been terrible at anything this season, but also hasn't been better than mediocre in any area.
Last week's skin-of-their-teeth win over the Cards kept the Buccaneers in first place in the NFC South, as they remain a half-game ahead of the pesky Panthers. Baker Mayfield is clearly playing at less than 100 percent, stumbling to a 3:3 TD:INT, 57.3 percent completion rate and 5.4 YPA over the last three weeks, but at least his supporting cast is getting healthier. Chris Godwin finally looked like himself against Arizona, and Bucky Irving reclaimed the top spot in the backfield with 81 scrimmage yards and a TD. Even Mike Evans is back at practice, although he won't play this week, and even next Thursday's game against the Falcons could be pushing it. Tampa's only extra-divisional game left is a cross-state trip to Miami in Week 17, sandwiched between both their games against Carolina, so the NFC South crown still looks like its there for the taking for the Bucs if OC Josh Grizzard's unit gets back to its first-half form. Through the first six weeks of the season, Tampa was averaging 27.5 points and 353.5 yards a game. In the last six, it's been just 19.0 points and 278.8 yards.
Key Info
NO injury report: RB Alvin Kamara (out, knee), WR Chris Olave (questionable, back), C Erik McCoy (IR, bicep), RT Taliese Fuaga (out, ankle), S Justin Reid (out, knee)
TB injury report: WR Mike Evans (IR, collarbone), WR Jalen McMillan (IR, neck), LT Tristan Wirfs (questionable, oblique), RG Cody Mauch (IR, knee), EDGE Calijah Kancey (IR, pectoral)
Slight lean: RB Devin Neal (TB 31st in passing DVOA vs. RB, 32nd in passing yards allowed to RBs)
Slight lean: WR Chris Godwin (NO 29th in DVOA vs. WR2)
Slight fade: WR Chris Olave (TB fourth in DVOA vs. WR1)
Slight fade: WR Emeka Egbuka (NO fifth in receptions per game allowed to WR1s)
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Head-to-head record, last five-plus years including playoffs: 7-5 TB, average score 22-20 TB, average margin of victory 14 points. The Bucs have won six of the last seven meetings in this rivalry, with an average score of 27-14 in those victories
The Scoop: Neal ekes out 50 yards. Shough throws for less than 200 yards and hits Juwan Johnson for a score. Irving collects 100 yards and a touchdown. Mayfield throws for less than 200 yards and a TD to Godwin, while Kameron Johnson takes a punt return to the house. Buccaneers 21-10
Cincinnati (+5.5) at Buffalo, o/u 52.5 – Sunday, 1 p.m. EST
Last week's win over the Ravens fanned the flame of the Bengals' playoff hopes, but they're still two games behind two other teams with only five to play, which means Cincy not only need to basically win out if they want to come up the middle and steal an AFC North title, they need both Baltimore and Pittsburgh to struggle down the stretch too. It's not impossible — this is a division where no teams are in the black in point differential on the year, after all — but it's asking an awful lot. Not of Joe Burrow, mind you, as I have no doubt he can go on a five-game December tear, but of this dumpster fire of a defense. Last week's five takeaways was a third of their total on the year. The Bengals are dead last in yards per play allowed and PPG allowed, tied for second-last in sacks, bottom five in both third-down efficiency against and red-zone efficiency against... this is just a bad, bad unit, and it's one quality player, Trey Hendrickson, may have already played his last game for the franchise. Burrow might need to put up five straight 40-burgers to pull it off.
The Bills' inability to consistently look like a Super Bowl contender has already all but cost them the AFC East crown, but they're still in good position for a wild-card spot, at least. Last week's stomping of the Steelers wasn't even really all that encouraging, as it seemed to have more to do with Pittsburgh's deficiencies. Buffalo's given the ball away multiple times in four straight games, and in six such contests in 2025 the team's gone 2-4. And yes, you should absolutely be asking how the heck that happens six times in 12 games. Josh Allen is responsible for a lot of it, as last week's game was the first time since Week 9 he didn't commit multiple turnovers himself, but you can understand why he feels the need to try and do too much given that he still doesn't really have a true No. 1 wideout, and tight end Dalton Kincaid's broken down again. The solution last week was to give the ball to James Cook 35 times, but that doesn't seem sustainable if they want him to have anything left for the playoffs. It might mean more Ray Davis down the stretch though – the second-year backup tied his season high with nine carries in the win over the Steelers and turned them into a season-high 62 yards. If any defense would be a good test run for that game plan, it's Cincy's.
Key Info
CIN injury report: EDGE Trey Hendrickson (out, hip), EDGE Shemar Stewart (IR, knee), CB Cam Taylor-Britt (IR, foot)
BUF injury report: WR Joshua Palmer (doubtful, ankle), TE Dalton Kincaid (questionable, hamstring), RT Spencer Brown (questionable, shoulder), K Tyler Bass (IR, hip), EDGE Joey Bosa (out, hamstring), DE Michael Hoecht (IR, Achilles), DT Ed Oliver (IR, bicep), LB Terrel Bernard (out, elbow), S Taylor Rapp (IR, knee)
Strong lean: RB Chase Brown (BUF 30th in rushing DVOA, 30th in rushing yards per game allowed, 30th in YPC allowed to RBs, 32nd in rushing TDs allowed to RBs)
Strong lean: QB Josh Allen (CIN 31st in passing DVOA, 29th in passing yards per game allowed, t-26th in passing TDs allowed)
Slight fade: TE Mike Gesicki (BUF third in DVOA vs. TE)
Slight fade: WR Khalil Shakir (CIN seventh in DVOA vs. WR1)
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The Scoop: Brown picks up 100 combined yards and a touchdown. Burrow throws for 200 yards and two TDs, both to Ja'Marr Chase. Cook cooks for 120 yards and a score, while Davis adds 70 yards and a touchdown of his own. Allen throws for 250 yards and a TD to Dawson Knox. Bills 27-17
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Denver at Las Vegas (+7.5), o/u 40.5 – Sunday, 4:05 p.m. EST
The Broncos' win streak continues to hang by a thread, but it's still hanging, like a kitten in a motivational poster. They've won nine straight to maintain a two-game lead in the AFC West, but the last four victories have all been by a single score, and last week they needed the Commanders to blow a two-point attempt in OT in order to flee DC with the win. The defense, rather than the offense, was the side of the ball that slipped up, giving up more than 400 yards of offense for the first time since Week 2, and over that four-game stretch of narrow escapes DC Vance Joseph's unit has just three takeaways. they also have 15 sacks though, including six the last time they faces Geno Smith, and they remain ahead of the Browns for the league lead in sacks despite Myles Garrett's best efforts. Rookie RJ Harvey has just 112 scrimmage yards on 30 touches in his two games in the starting role, but two rushing TDs last week, both from within five yards of the goal line, are an encouraging sign that he can be Sean Payton's new Alvin Kamara in the long run. The Broncos don't need an elite offense to be dangerous in the playoffs, but if Bo Nix ever does rediscover his second-half form from 2024, look out.
On the flip side, the Raiders have lost six straight by an average score of about 27-13, and no amount of shuffling the coaching decks chairs is going to save this sinking ship. Geno Smith and new OC Greg Olson may have given up on the idea of throwing to wideouts entirely, with Ashton Jeanty and Brock Bowers combining to get over half of the veteran QB's targets last week, and once Michael Mayer gets healthy, that'll be one more high-percentage option near the line of scrimmage for Smith to look for. Vegas' offense has committed at least one turnover in nine straight games and has managed to produce 20 or more first downs only three times all season, which is unthinkably bad. A top five pick will be nice and all, but this team really only has three players worth keeping in the two young offensive stars, and Maxx Crosby, and one offseason isn't going to solve the Raiders' talent deficiency. Truth be told, this game does feel like a classic divisional upset in the making, because there's simply no way anyone will see it coming, but I'd need a lot more faith in Pete Carroll and his staff to even think about actually predicting it.
Key Info
DEN injury report: RB J.K. Dobbins (IR, foot), WR Pat Bryant (questionable, hamstring), LG Ben Powers (IR, bicep), EDGE Zach Allen (questionable, calf), DT D.J. Jones (questionable, ankle)
LV injury report: WR Dont'e Thornton (questionable, concussion), TE Michael Mayer (questionable, ankle), LT Kolton Miller (IR, ankle), LG Dylan Parham (questionable, back), RG Jackson Powers-Johnson (IR, ankle), RG Jordan Meredith (questionable, ankle), EDGE Maxx Crosby (questionable, knee), CB Darnay Holmes (questionable, illness)
Slight lean: WR Troy Franklin (LV 24th in DVOA vs. WR2)
Slight lean: TE Brock Bowers (DEN t-26th in receiving yards per game vs. TEs)
Slight fade: WR Pat Bryant (LV eighth in DVOA vs. WR3)
Strong fade: QB Geno Smith (DEN fourth in passing DVOA, first in passing TDs allowed)
Strong fade: RB Ashton Jeanty (DEN third in rushing DVOA, first in passing DVOA vs. RB)
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Head-to-head record, last five-plus years: 8-3 LV, average score 24-20 LV, average margin of victory nine points. The Broncos had lost eight straight meetings in this rivalry before winning the last three by an average score of 24-15, including a 10-7 victory in Denver in Week 10
The Scoop: Harvey scampers for 90 combined yards and a score. Nix throws for 220 yards and a TD to Franklin while running one in himself. Jeanty gets held to 40 yards. Smith throws for less than 200 yards and gets sacked five times, but he does find Bowers for a touchdown. Broncos 24-13
Chicago (+6.5) at Green Bay, o/u 44.5 – Sunday, 4:25 p.m. EST
For at least a week, this game will decide who's in the lead in the NFC North. The Bears are a half-game ahead coming in thanks to the Packers' tie with the Cowboys back in Week 4, as well as their own five-game win streak, with those five victories for Chicago coming by a combined 23 points. The first three of those were all last-minute comeback wins, but Ben Johnson's cardiac kids have learned to flip the script the last couple weeks, withstanding late comeback attempts by the Steelers and Eagles instead. Caleb Williams has a tidy 8:1 TD:INT over the win streak, but that comes with a rough 53.2 percent completion rate. Instead, it's been the backfield driving the offense as Johnson replicates his winning Detroit formula. D'Andre Swift has 426 scrimmage yards and two rushing TDs during those five games, while rookie Kyle Monangai has a four-game touchdown streak going and 405 rushing yards of his own. The defense remains opportunistic, snatching multiple takeaways in four of the five wins, and the Bears' 26 turnovers generated on the year leads the NFL. On paper. they're still the weakest of the three teams vying for the division title — their plus-6 point differential pales in comparison to the Lions' plus-76 or the Packers' plus-68 — but if they keep stacking wins, it won't matter.
The Packers have also won three straight, including one in Detroit last week to complete a season sweep that could prove to be very important when the regular season is in the books, and Jordan Love and company might finally be finding their rhythm again. Matt LaFleur's offense hasn't committed a turnover since Week 10, and during the win streak it's averaged 27.0 points and 133 rushing yards a game, even with Josh Jacobs sitting out one of those contests. Love, for his part, has a 6:0 TD:INT, with three of those scores going to Christian Watson. Jayden Reed is close to returning as well, which would give Green Bay its full complement of wideouts for the first time all year, although Tucker Kraft's absence is still glaring. The defense, meanwhile, has five takeaways and 10 sacks during those three weeks, and Micah Parsons already has his annual floor of a dozen sacks in the bank with five games to go. He's the first player in NFL history (or at least since sacks became an official stat) to record at least 12.0 sacks in each of his first five seasons, and only the third in history with a streak of five or more seasons — Myles Garrett has an active streak of six season, and some guy named Lawrence Taylor did it five straight as well. The NFC has a lot of contenders for that Super Bowl berth this season, but Parsons might end up being the guy that sets Green Bay apart from the pack.
Key Info
CHI injury report: WR Rome Odunze (out, foot), LB Tremaine Edmunds (IR, groin), LB Ruben Hyppolite (out, shoulder), CB Tyrique Stevenson (out, hip)
GB injury report: RB MarShawn Lloyd (IR, hamstring), WR Jayden Reed (IR, collarbone), WR Matthew Golden (questionable, wrist), TE Tucker Kraft (IR, knee), C Elgton Jenkins (IR, lower leg), DT Devonte Wyatt (out, ankle), CB Javon Bullard (questionable, ankle)
Slight lean: WR Luther Burden (GB 22nd in DVOA vs. WR2)
Slight lean: RB Josh Jacobs (CHI 29th in rushing DVOA, 29th in YPC allowed to RBs, 28th in passing DVOA vs. RB)
Slight fade: WR Olamide Zaccheaus (GB fifth in DVOA vs. WR3)
Slight fade: WR Christian Watson (CHI ninth in DVOA vs. WR1)
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Head-to-head record, last five years: 9-1 GB, average score 30-19 GB, average margin of victory 12 points. The Packers had won 11 straight meetings in this rivalry and eight straight meetings at Lambeau before the Bears won 24-22 in Week 18 of last season
The Scoop: Swift piles up 90 yards and a TD, while Monangai adds 60 yards and a touchdown. Williams throws for less than 200 yards and a score to DJ Moore. Jacobs responds with 100 yards and a TD. Love throws for less than 200 yards and a touchdown to Romeo Doubs. Bears 21-20
L.A. Rams at Arizona (+8), o/u 48.0 – Sunday, 4:25 p.m. EST
The Rams failed to put away the Panthers last week, and now there's a virtual three-way tie atop the NFC West as the Seahawks and 49ers also have nine wins, although San Francisco does have an extra loss. Even in the loss, Matthew Stafford still had the offense humming as he threw multiple TDs for the sixth straight games, but he also tossed his first picks since Week 3. Both scores naturally went to Davante Adams, who now has an absurd 11 touchdowns in that six-game stretch despite never hauling in more than 77 yards. DC Chris Shula's unit failed to produce a turnover of its own for the first time since Week 7 and gave up more than 30 points for the first time since Week 3, but Byron Young and company are allowed a mulligan. The Rams still look like the favorites to take the division given a closing schedule that only includes two playoff contenders in five games, but last week's loss probably accounted for whatever margin for error they might have had.
Things are looking a bit bleak for the Cardinals offense. Kyler Murray's been officially ruled out for the rest of the season, and Trey Benson seems to be on the cusp of joining him. Marvin Harrison is back on the shelf after just one game back, and he'll be joined by Emari Demercado and Greg Dortch this week. Jacoby Brissett's been frankly outstanding since taking over as the starter, posting a 13:4 TD:INT, 67.8 percent completion rate and 7.3 YPA over the last seven games, but Arizona's just 1-6 under his watch thanks largely to a defense that's coughed up nearly 30 points a game (29.6) over that stretch. yeah, the secondary's been gutted by injuries this season, but Jonathan Gannon came to Arizona as a defensive-minded coach, and aside from his Daboll-esque 15-31 record, his Cardinals have never finished a season in the top half of the league in yards allowed or points allowed. I'm really not sure how he's back in 2026.
Key Info
LAR injury report: TE Tyler Higbee (IR, ankle), RT Rob Havenstein (IR, ankle), NT Poona Ford (questionable, calf), CB Darious Williams (doubtful, lower leg), CB Quentin Lake (IR, elbow)
ARI injury report: QB Kyler Murray (IR, foot), RB Trey Benson (IR, knee), RB James Conner (IR, foot), RB Emari Demercado (out, ankle), WR Marvin Harrison (out, heel), WR Zay Jones (IR, Achilles), WR Greg Dortch (out, chest), WR Xavier Weaver (questionable, hamstring), RG Will Hernandez (IR, hip), RT Jonah Williams (IR, shoulder), RT Christian Jones (IR, knee), RT Kelvin Beachum (questionable, groin), DT Walter Nolen (out, knee), LB Mack Wilson (IR, ribs), CB Sean Murphy-Bunting (NFI, knee), CB Starling Thomas (IR. knee), CB Max Melton (out, heel)
Slight lean: TE Colby Parkinson (ARI 27th in DVOA vs. TE)
Slight lean: WR Trent Sherfield (???) (LAR 23rd in DVOA vs. WR3)
Slight fade: WR Puka Nacua (ARI eighth in DVOA vs. WR1)
Slight fade: RB Bam Knight (LAR fourth in rushing DVOA, fifth in YPC allowed to RBs, first in rushing TDs allowed to RBs)
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Head-to-head record, last five years including playoffs: 8-3 LAR, average score 24-20 LAR, average margin of victory 15 points. The Rams had won nine straight road games in this rivalry prior to last season's 41-10 rout by the Cardinals in Week 2
The Scoop: Kyren Williams picks up 80 yards and a score, while Blake Corum adds 50 yards. Stafford throws for 280 yards and three touchdowns, one each to Nacua, Adams and Parkinson. Knight manages just 40 yards, while Michael Carter chips in 40 as well. Brissett throws for less than 200 yards but hits Michael Wilson for one TD and runs in another. Rams 31-20
SUNDAY NIGHT
Houston (+3.5) at Kansas City, o/u 42.0 – Sunday, 8:20 p.m. EST
Four straight wins have shot the Texans right into the mix in the AFC South, as they're just a game back of the Jags and Colts. DeMeco Ryans' defense has a strong argument to be the best overall unit in the NFL, with only two teams so far in 2025 scoring more than 20 points against them, and only one topping 330 yards of offense. OC Nick Caley's side of the ball is showing signs of catching fire too. Woody Marks is slowly pushing Nick Chubb aside in the backfield, while rookie wideout Jayden Higgins is providing Nico Collins with some support downfield. Even with the kids mixed in, it's not going to be a top-shelf attack, even if C.J. Stroud gets rolling, but when you only need 20 or so points to get the win, it doesn't need to be.
Kansas City's position is a lot more precarious. At 6-6, the AFC West title is almost completely out of reach — Denver's four games up, and the Chargers are in between then even if the Broncos fade. That leaves a wild card berth, but easier said than done – three teams already have eight wins and no division lead, and the Texans are ahead of KC too if it comes to that. In other words, the team that's represented the AFC in the last three Super Bowls is in very real danger of getting left out of the postseason entirely. Andy Reid's squad has lost three of its last four, all by a field goal, and in fact all six of their losses this year have been by a single score. It's a shocking reversal for a franchise that used to be nails in close games. Patrick Mahomes and the passing game keep running hot or cold, and the QB has thrown three-plus TDs in three of six games since Rashee Rice made his season debut, but he has just a 1:3 TD:INT in the other three. The defense is the bigger issue, though. Over the last four contests, DC Steve Spagnuolo's unit has given up an average of 25.3 points and hasn't held anyone below 20, with just one takeaway and five sacks – and zero sacks in the last two. In prior years, when the offense was a juggernaut, that would have been fine. In 2025, when KC's margins are a lot thinner, it's proving to be costly.
Key Info
HOU injury report: RB Joe Mixon (NFI, foot), WR Tank Dell (PUP, knee), CB Kamari Lassiter (questionable, foot), S Jaylen Reed (out, forearm)
KC injury report: RG Trey Smith (doubtful, ankle), RT Jawaan Taylor (doubtful, tricep), CB Christian Roland-Wallace (out, back)
Slight lean: RB Woody Marks (KC 20th in passing DVOA vs. RB)
Slight lean: WR Xavier Worthy (HOU 24th in receiving yards per game allowed to WR2s)
Slight fade: WR Jayden HIggins (KC seventh in DVOA vs. WR2)
Strong fade: QB Patrick Mahomes (HOU first in passing DVOA, fourth in passing yards per game allowed, t-second in passing TDs allowed)
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The Scoop: Marks puts together 80 yards and a TD. Stroud throws for less than 200 yards. Kareem Hunt churns out 90 scrimmage yards and a touchdown. Mahomes throws for 200 yards and a score to Worthy, and it's just enough. Kansas City 17-16
MONDAY NIGHT
Philadelphia at L.A. Chargers (+3), o/u 40.5
Monday, 8:15 p.m. EST
It's deja vu all over again for the Eagles. Two years ago, after a 10-1 start to the season, Philly dropped five of their last six and barely squeaked into the playoffs, only to be one and done after getting routed by Tampa Bay. This year, Philly started 8-2, but the cracks were already apparent even before they dropped their last two. There's still time for them to turn things around, and the Cowboys would basically have to win out to have a prayer of catching them for the NFC East title, but it's still not a good look for the defending champs. It's the collapse of the offense that's been the most shocking thing about the 2025 Eagles. Saquon Barkley's got just a 3.7 YPC on the year, and over the last four games that's crumbled further to 3.1, with zero touchdowns. Jalen Hurts has seven total TDs (four passing, three rushing) in those four games, but he's committed three turnovers with a 59.1 percent completion rate and a 6.6 YPA. A.J. Brown at least has been getting his – 18-242-3 on 22 targets over the last two games – but this offense has too much talent to only be supporting one guy at a time. OC Kevin Patullo's house was egged after last week's loss to the Bears, but honestly, given the history of irate Eagles fans throwing things, he should probably count himself lucky it was just eggs.
The Chargers are 8-4 and would have been in the playoffs had the season ended after Week 13, but 'fragile' remains the operative word for their campaign. Justin Herbert has been getting hammered behind an injury-plagued offensive line that's down two starting tackles, and he underwent surgery to repair a fracture in his non-throwing hand Monday. He still seems set to play this week, but only three other QBs have been sacked more often in 2025, and that number figures to keep trending up. Despite those issues, the Bolts have won four of their last five by taking advantage of a soft spot in their schedule, but that ends this week — a road trip to Dallas in Week 16 is the easiest remaining game they have. On the bright side, Omarion Hampton appears to be trending toward a return this week, and having a more dangerous running game to lean on would take some of the pressure off Herbert. Kimani Vidal's had his moments as the starter, and OC Greg Roman's track record suggests he'll keep both guys busy once Hampton's cleared to return, but the rookie simply has an explosive element to his game that Vidal lacks – Hampton had a 5.6 YPC in his last three games before suffering an ankle fracture, while Vidal has a 4.5 YPC since stepping into a significant role.
Key Info
PHI injury report: WR Jahan Dotson (questionable, toe), RT Lane Johnson (questionable, foot), EDGE Jalen Carter (doubtful, shoulder), EDGE Jaelan Phillips (questionable, concussion), LB Zack Baun (questionable, hand), S Andrew Mukuba (IR, ankle)
LAC injury report: QB Justin Herbert (questionable, hand), RB Omarion Hampton (IR, ankle), RB Najee Harris (IR, Achilles), LT Rashawn Slater (IR, knee), RT Joe Alt (IR, ankle)
Strong lean: TE Dallas Goedert (LAC 32nd in DVOA vs. TE)
Slight lean: WR Quentin Johnston (PHI 26th in DVOA vs. WR2)
Slight fade: WR DeVonta Smith (LAC fifth in DVOA vs. WR2)
Strong fade: WR Ladd McConkey (PHI second in DVOA vs. WR1)
Strong fade: TE Oronde Gadsden (PHI first in DVOA vs. TE)
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The Scoop: Barkley manages 70 yards and a TD. Hurts throws for less than 200 yards and runs in a score. Hampton returns and shines with 110 combined yards and two touchdowns, one rushing and one receiving. Herbert throws for less than 200 yards but finds Johnston for a second TD. Chargers 27-20
THURSDAY NIGHT
Dallas (+3) at Detroit, o/u 54.5 – Thursday, 8:15 p.m. EST
The Cowboys are doing their best to make the NFC East interesting, at the same time as the Eagles are doing their worst. Brian Schottenheimer's crew has won three consecutive games, including back-to-back three-point victories against the two teams that played in last season's Super Bowl, and all of a sudden Dallas is just two wins back of Philly and holds the tiebreaker edge thanks to a better division record. If the Eagles pull out of their death spiral there won't be much the Cowboys can do about it, and a wild-card berth seems like a much longer shot, but hey, playing meaningful games in December is a heck of a lot better than it seemed like they were going to be doing back when they were getting lit up by Russell Wilson. Dak Prescott has an 8:2 TD:INT, 69.4 percent completion rate and 8.7 YPA during the win streak as CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens take turns tormenting secondaries, and the reinforced defense has given up a respectable 21.7 points and 312.3 yards of offense per game since Dallas' Week 10 bye, with three takeaways and eight sacks. If nothing else, this is a dangerous team that is full of confidence, and if the Cowboys come out of this one with a win, their remaining schedule has only one more playoff-caliber team on it — a Week 16 road trip to face the Chargers.
With injuries piling up on both sides of the ball once again, the Lions are struggling just to keep pace with the Packers and Bears in the NFC North, and if the regular season had ended after last week, they would have been on the outside of the playoff picture looking in. Jared Goff's tossed multiple TDs in four of the last five games and Jahmyr Gibbs has gone off for 668 scrimmage yards and six TDs in the last four, but that hasn't been enough to overcome a defense struggling to generate splash plays. Now Goff's most reliable target, Amon-Ra St. Brown, is uncertain for this one, and Detroit's already missing Sam LaPorta. Top corner Terrion Arnold's also done for the year, and even the attempt to bring Frank Ragnow out of retirement to bolster a banged-up offensive line ended before it began when he couldn't pass the physical. The Lions have yet to lose a game this season to a team that isn't a divisional foe or which didn't play in the Super Bowl last season, but being 0-2 against KC and Philly while Dallas is 2-0 isn't exactly encouraging.
Key Info
DAL injury report: LT Tyler Guyton (out, ankle), EDGE Jadeveon Clowney (questionable, hamstring), CB Trevon Diggs (IR, knee), S Malik Hooker (questionable, back), S Juanyeh Thomas (NFI, migraines)
DET injury report: WR Amon-Ra St. Brown (questionable, ankle), WR Kalif Raymond (doubtful, ankle), TE Sam LaPorta (IR, back) TE Brock Wright (questionable, neck), LT Taylor Decker (questionable, shoulder), LG Christian Mahogany (IR, leg), LG Kayode Awosika (questionable, foot), C Graham Glasgow (questionable, knee), RT Penei Sewell (questionable, shoulder), CB Terrion Arnold (IR, shoulder), S Kerby Joseph (questionable, knee), S Brian Branch (questionable, toe)
Slight lean: WR CeeDee Lamb (DET 24th in DVOA vs. WR1)
Strong lean: WR Jameson Williams (DAL 30th in DVOA vs. WR1)
Slight fade: RB Javonte Williams (DET seventh in rushing DVOA, fifth in YPC allowed, t-fifth in rushing TDs allowed to RBs)
No DET fades, at least not from the matchup with the DAL defense anyway
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The Scoop: Javonte W churns out 80 combined yards. Prescott throws for 270 yards and three touchdowns, two to Lamb (who tops 100 yards) and one to Jake Ferguson, while KaVontae Turpin takes a kickoff to the house. Gibbs erupts for 140 scrimmage yards and two TDs, one rushing and one receiving. Goff throws for 260 and two more scores, finding Jameson W (who also tops 100 yards) and Isaac TeSlaa. Lions 34-28
Last week's record: 11-5, 10-5-1 ATS, 11-5 o/u
2025 record: 127-66-1 (.658), 103-85-6 ATS (.548), 92-101-1 o/u (.477)
