Green Bay Packers 31, Detroit Lions 24

Final Score

• Packers: 3–14–14–0 — 31
• Lions: 0–14–7–3 — 24

Important Headlines

• Jordan Love matched his career high with four touchdown passes, throwing for 234 yards without an interception.
• Green Bay converted all three of its fourth-down attempts, including two fourth-down touchdown passes and a late conversion that helped seal the victory.
• Dontayvion Wicks caught six passes for 94 yards and two touchdowns. Christian Watson added an 80-yard performance, including a 51-yard touchdown.
• Jared Goff threw for 256 yards and two touchdowns, but Detroit went 0-for-2 on fourth down.
• Jameson Williams posted career highs with seven receptions for 144 yards and a touchdown, though he dropped a fourth-down pass in the fourth quarter.
• Micah Parsons recorded 2.5 sacks for Green Bay.
• The Packers swept the season series and improved to 8-3-1; Detroit fell to 7-5.

Injuries

• Amon-Ra St. Brown, Lions WR — ankle: Left in the first quarter, at about 6:32. He did not return and finished with zero catches, zero yards, and no further production after leaving.
• Devonte Wyatt, Packers DT — ankle: Was carted off late in the fourth quarter, at about 3:26. He did not return and had no further production after leaving.
• Edgerrin Cooper, Packers LB — unspecified injury: Left briefly late in the third quarter. He returned by the start of the fourth quarter, so he did not lose the remainder of the game or stop producing after returning.
• Trey Harper, Lions S — unspecified injury: Was injured in the third quarter and returned later in the quarter. He did not lose the rest of the game or stop producing after returning.
• Quay Walker, Packers LB — neck/stinger: Inactive before the game and recorded no production.
• Nate Hobbs, Packers CB — knee: Inactive before the game and recorded no production.
• Matthew Golden, Packers WR — wrist: Inactive before the game and recorded no production.
• Karl Brooks, Packers DL — ankle: Inactive before the game and recorded no production.
• Lukas Van Ness, Packers DL — foot: Inactive before the game and recorded no production.
• Savion Williams, Packers WR — foot: Inactive before the game and recorded no production.
• Donovan Jennings, Packers OL: Inactive before the game and recorded no production.
• Kalif Raymond, Lions WR/returner — ankle: Inactive before the game and recorded no production.
• Brock Wright, Lions TE — neck: Inactive before the game and recorded no production.
• Graham Glasgow, Lions C — knee: Inactive before the game and recorded no production.
• Kerby Joseph, Lions S — knee: Inactive before the game and recorded no production.
• Miles Frazier, Lions OL — knee: Inactive before the game and recorded no production.
• Tyler Lacy, Lions DL: Inactive before the game and recorded no production.
• Mekhi Wingo, Lions DL: Inactive before the game and recorded no production.

Dallas Cowboys 31, Kansas City Chiefs 28

Final Score

• The Cowboys defeated the Chiefs on Thanksgiving, overcoming a 14–7 first-quarter deficit.
• Dallas led 17–14 at halftime and 20–14 after three quarters.
• Kansas City briefly tied the game at 21–21 early in the fourth quarter, but Dallas answered with a touchdown and a successful two-point conversion.
• Dak Prescott secured the win with a late 13-yard completion to George Pickens, allowing Dallas to run out the clock.

Important Headlines

• Dallas won its third consecutive game and improved to 6–5–1; Kansas City fell to 6–6.
• Patrick Mahomes threw four touchdown passes and 261 yards, but the Chiefs were hurt by 10 penalties for 119 yards.
• Rashee Rice caught eight passes for 92 yards and two touchdowns.
• CeeDee Lamb led Dallas with seven catches for 112 yards and a touchdown.
• Malik Davis gave Dallas its first lead with a 43-yard touchdown run.
• Javonte Williams caught a 3-yard touchdown pass, while George Pickens caught the decisive two-point conversion.
• Kansas City’s final touchdown came on Hollywood Brown’s 10-yard reception with 3:27 remaining.
• Dallas’ defense sacked Mahomes three times, including two sacks by Jadeveon Clowney.

Injuries

• Trey Smith, Chiefs — ankle: Inactive before the game. He did not play, did not return, and had no production.
• Jawaan Taylor, Chiefs — elbow: Left after being injured during the game; the exact quarter was not reported. His return was not reported, and he stopped producing after leaving.
• Josh Simmons, Chiefs — wrist: The rookie left tackle exited during the game; the exact quarter was not reported. His return was not reported, and he stopped producing after leaving.
• Bryan Cook, Chiefs — ankle: Injured in the first half. His return was not reported, and he stopped producing after leaving.
• Caelen Carson, Cowboys — hamstring: Inactive before the game after being listed as questionable. He did not play, did not return, and had no production.
• DaRon Bland, Cowboys — foot: Injured in the second half. His return was not reported, and he stopped producing after leaving.

Cincinnati Bengals 32, Baltimore Ravens 14

Headlines

• Joe Burrow won his first game back after a 75-day absence, completing 24 of 46 passes for 261 yards and throwing two second-half touchdown passes.
• Cincinnati forced five turnovers—three from Lamar Jackson—and scored on seven of its first 10 possessions.
• Evan McPherson made six field goals and scored 20 points, while Ja’Marr Chase posted seven catches for 110 yards.
• The Bengals snapped Baltimore’s five-game winning streak and became the first team since Week 5 to score at least 20 points against the Ravens.
• Baltimore’s key breakdowns included Jackson’s two fumbles and interception, plus Isaiah Likely’s goal-line fumble that became a touchback.
• Cincinnati led 12-7 at halftime, then pulled away with Burrow touchdown passes to Tanner Hudson and Andrei Iosivas in the third quarter.

Injuries

• Chandler Martin, Ravens LB: Hurt on the opening kickoff in the first half with a knee injury and was ruled out for the rest of the game. He did not return or produce after leaving. The injury was later described as serious.
• Nate Wiggins, Ravens CB: Suffered a foot injury late in the second quarter/at halftime and was ruled out before the second half. He had two tackles before leaving and recorded no further production.
• Chidobe Awuzie, Ravens CB: Entered halftime in concussion protocol but cleared it and returned for the second half. He finished with five tackles and two passes defensed, so he continued producing after the incident.
• Tee Higgins, Bengals WR: Inactive before the game with a concussion; he did not play and therefore had no production.
• Tahj Brooks, Bengals RB: Inactive before the game with a concussion; he did not play and therefore had no production.
• Jermaine Burton, Bengals WR: Inactive before the game with an ankle injury; he did not play and therefore had no production.
• Trey Hendrickson, Bengals DE: Inactive before the game with a hip/pelvis injury; he did not play and therefore had no production.
• Cam Sample, Bengals DE: Inactive before the game with an oblique injury; he did not play and therefore had no production.
• Jake Browning, Bengals QB: Inactive as the emergency third quarterback; he did not play and therefore had no production.
• Cam Grandy, Bengals TE: Inactive before the game; he did not play and therefore had no production.
• Cooper Rush, Ravens QB: Inactive as the emergency third quarterback; he did not play and therefore had no production.
• Tylan Wallace, Ravens WR: Inactive before the game; he did not play and therefore had no production.
• David Ojabo, Ravens OLB: Inactive before the game; he did not play and therefore had no production.
• Ben Cleveland, Ravens G: Inactive before the game; he did not play and therefore had no production.
• Carson Vinson, Ravens OT: Inactive before the game; he did not play and therefore had no production.

Chicago Bears 24, Philadelphia Eagles 15

Summary

• Chicago controlled the game with 425 total yards, 28 first downs, and 39:18 in time of possession, handing Philadelphia its second consecutive loss.
• Kyle Monangai led the Bears’ rushing attack with 22 carries for 130 yards and a fourth-quarter touchdown. DeAndre Swift also scored on a 3-yard run.
• Caleb Williams completed 17 of 36 passes for 154 yards, one touchdown, and one interception. Jalen Hurts went 19-for-34 for 230 yards, two touchdowns, and one interception, adding 31 rushing yards.
• A.J. Brown caught both of Hurts’ touchdown passes, but Philadelphia missed an extra point and failed on both of its two-point attempts.
• Chicago’s decisive stretch came after Jalen Hurts lost a fumble on a fourth-quarter tush-push attempt. Monangai scored four plays later, and Cole Kmet extended the lead with a 28-yard touchdown catch.
• The named drafted players all appeared in the game: Dallas Goedert had two catches for 27 yards, DeVonta Smith had five catches for 48 yards, Saquon Barkley rushed 13 times for 56 yards, Rome Odunze caught two passes for eight yards, Colston Loveland caught three for 28 yards, and Kyle Monangai rushed for 130 yards and a touchdown.

Injuries

• None of the named players was inactive, injured during the game, or forced to leave early. Jalen Hurts, Dallas Goedert, DeVonta Smith, Saquon Barkley, Caleb Williams, Rome Odunze, Luther Burden III, Colston Loveland, and Kyle Monangai all played.
• DeVonta Smith had been listed during the week with shoulder, chest, and illness concerns but was cleared and played the entire game; he did not stop producing after leaving because he did not leave.
• Saquon Barkley had been listed with a groin issue during the week but was cleared to play; he finished the game with 13 carries for 56 yards and did not leave early.
• Luther Burden III did not record a listed offensive statistic; there was no reported in-game injury, early exit, or inactive designation for him.

New York Jets 27, Atlanta Falcons 24

Headlines

• Nick Folk won it for New York with a 56-yard field goal as time expired, lifting the Jets to a 27–24 victory in a wet, back-and-forth game.
• Atlanta led 24–21 late, but the Jets tied the game before Folk’s winning kick. New York improved to 3–9, while Atlanta fell to 4–8.
• Bijan Robinson was the game’s most productive offensive player, finishing with 193 yards from scrimmage: 142 rushing yards and a touchdown on 23 carries, plus 51 receiving yards.
• Breece Hall scored New York’s first touchdown and finished with 68 rushing yards on 19 carries. Tyrod Taylor also scored on the ground, while Adonai Mitchell had eight catches for 102 yards and a touchdown.
• Kyle Pitts Sr. led Atlanta with seven receptions for 82 yards.
• The Falcons D/ST and Jets D/ST did not have any notable injury-related exits in the game.

Injuries

• Drake London, Falcons WR — inactive before the game: He missed the game with a knee injury and therefore recorded no production.
• Kentavius Street, Falcons DL — injured late in the first quarter: He returned to the game, so he did not stop producing for the remainder of the contest.
• Arnold Ebiketie, Falcons EDGE — injured in the first quarter: He limped off after colliding with David Onyemata, missed several plays, and returned. He finished with two tackles, so he resumed producing after the exit.
• Feleipe Franks, Falcons TE — injured in the second quarter with a calf injury: He did not return and had no further production after leaving.
• Tony Adams, Jets S — injured in the second half with a groin injury: He did not return, and he had no further production after leaving.
• Breece Hall, Jets RB — no notable injury or early exit: He played through the game and finished with 68 rushing yards and a touchdown.
• Bijan Robinson, Falcons RB — no notable injury or early exit: He played through the game and finished with 193 yards from scrimmage and a rushing touchdown.
• Kyle Pitts Sr., Falcons TE — no notable injury or early exit: He played through the game and finished with seven catches for 82 yards.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 20, Arizona Cardinals 17

Summary

• Tampa Bay snapped a three-game losing streak and held onto first place in the NFC South by surviving Arizona’s comeback attempt after leading 17–3.
• Chase McLaughlin’s 57-yard field goal with 8:58 remaining in the fourth quarter proved to be the winning score.
• Tampa Bay’s defense made two pivotal fourth-down stops:
• Anthony Nelson stopped Bam Knight short on fourth-and-one.
• SirVocea Dennis broke up Jacoby Brissett’s final pass, intended for Michael Wilson.
• Bucky Irving returned after missing seven games with foot and shoulder injuries and scored on a 13-yard touchdown run.
• Tristan Wirfs caught a two-yard touchdown pass from Baker Mayfield on a tackle-eligible trick play.
• Brissett threw touchdown passes to Knight and Trey McBride, but also had one interception.

Player notes

• Baker Mayfield completed 18 of 28 passes for 194 yards and a touchdown without an interception.
• Chris Godwin Jr. caught three passes for 78 yards, including gains of 25 and 31 yards.
• Marvin Harrison Jr. returned after missing the previous two games following an appendectomy and caught multiple passes, including gains of 21 and 17 yards.
• Michael Wilson was targeted on Arizona’s final fourth-down play, but the pass was broken up.
• Emeka Egbuka had multiple catches, though a holding penalty erased a deep completion to him.
• Sterling Shepard made a key fourth-down reception during Tampa Bay’s first touchdown drive.
• Cade Otton caught a short pass on Tampa Bay’s opening drive.
• Tez Johnson caught a five-yard pass late in the fourth quarter.
• Jacoby Brissett threw for 301 yards and two touchdowns but was intercepted once and sacked twice.

Injuries

• Bucky Irving was active and returned from his foot and shoulder injuries after missing seven games; he did not leave early and continued producing, finishing with 83 yards from scrimmage and a touchdown.
• Marvin Harrison Jr. was active despite an illness designation, played throughout the game, and did not leave early.
• Baker Mayfield played through a left shoulder injury sustained the previous week, remained in the game after a hard fourth-quarter scramble, and did not leave early.
• No player among the listed Cardinals or Buccaneers players—Cade Otton, Michael Wilson, Marvin Harrison Jr., Bucky Irving, Sterling Shepard, Chris Godwin Jr., Emeka Egbuka, Jacoby Brissett, or Tez Johnson—was reported as inactive, injured during the game, or forced to leave early.
• Neither the Cardinals D/ST nor Buccaneers D/ST had a notable injury-related early exit reported.

Miami Dolphins 21, New Orleans Saints 17

Final score

• Miami led 16–0 at halftime before New Orleans mounted a second-half comeback. De’Von Achane powered the Dolphins with 134 rushing yards and a touchdown.
• The Saints cut the deficit to 19–17 with 1:17 remaining, but Miami’s Minka Fitzpatrick intercepted the ensuing two-point pass and returned it for two points. New Orleans recovered the onside kick but turned the ball over on downs after Tyler Shough was stopped on fourth-and-1. [web:fetch_url:call_yFNFxXCjkFRiBAONIGtsOHa8]

Headlines

• Miami won its third straight game and improved to 5–7; New Orleans fell to 2–10.
• De’Von Achane was the game’s leading offensive performer, rushing 22 times for 134 yards and one touchdown.
• Devin Neal filled in for the inactive Alvin Kamara and produced 47 rushing yards on 14 carries plus 22 receiving yards. Juwan Johnson had five catches for 39 yards, while Taysom Hill recorded one carry for two yards and one reception for five yards.

Injuries

• Justin Reid, Saints S: Left during the first series of the first quarter with a knee injury and did not return. He stopped producing after leaving the game. [web:fetch_url:call_yFNFxXCjkFRiBAONIGtsOHa8]
• Alvin Kamara, Saints RB: Inactive before the game because of a knee injury. He did not play or return, and therefore recorded no production.
• Juwan Johnson, Saints TE: Played; no in-game injury or early exit was reported. He finished with five receptions for 39 yards.
• Taysom Hill, Saints TE: Played; no in-game injury or early exit was reported. He finished with one carry for two yards and one reception for five yards.
• De’Von Achane, Dolphins RB: Played the game and was not reported to have been injured or leave early.
• Devin Neal, Saints RB: Played the game and was not reported to have been injured or leave early.
• Travis Etienne Jr.: Did not participate in this Dolphins–Saints game; he was with Jacksonville in 2025, so there was no injury or early exit to report.
• Dolphins D/ST and Saints D/ST: No notable defensive-unit injury or early exit was reported.

San Francisco 49ers 26, Cleveland Browns 8

Final Score

• 49ers: 7–3–7–9 — 26
• Browns: 0–8–0–0 — 8

Headlines

• Brock Purdy led San Francisco to victory with 168 passing yards, one passing touchdown, and one rushing touchdown, bouncing back from his three-interception performance the previous week.
• Christian McCaffrey scored the 49ers’ opening touchdown and finished with 74 total yards—53 rushing and 21 receiving.
• George Kittle was active and produced four catches for 67 yards. Jerry Jeudy played for Cleveland and recorded three catches for 26 yards.
• Quinshon Judkins led the Browns with 91 rushing yards on 23 carries and added 18 receiving yards.
• The game was played in difficult cold and windy conditions. San Francisco’s defense and special teams helped control the game, while Cleveland managed only eight points.
• Shedeur Sanders’ first regular-season home start ended in defeat despite Cleveland scoring its only touchdown on a pass to Harold Fannin Jr.

Injuries

• Jack Conklin, Browns OT — concussion, second quarter: He was evaluated for a concussion and did not return. He stopped producing after leaving.
• Maliek Collins, Browns DT — knee/quad injury, third quarter: He was carted off and ruled out for the rest of the game. He stopped producing after leaving; the injury was later diagnosed as season-ending.
• Dylan Sampson, Browns RB — calf injury, third quarter: He was injured during the third quarter and did not produce afterward.
• Nick Martin, 49ers LB — concussion, first quarter: He left the game and did not return. He stopped producing after leaving.
• Ben Bartch, 49ers OL — foot injury, third quarter: He exited and did not return. He stopped producing after leaving.
• Kyle Juszczyk, 49ers FB — rib injury: He was reported to have suffered a rib injury and did not record further production after leaving.
• Christian Kirk, 49ers WR — inactive: He was on injured reserve with a calf injury and did not play, so he had no game production.
• George Kittle, 49ers TE — active: He was not injured or forced to leave early and finished the game with four receptions.
• Christian McCaffrey, 49ers RB — active: He was not injured or forced to leave early and finished with 74 total yards and a touchdown.
• Jerry Jeudy, Browns WR — active: He was not injured or forced to leave early and finished with three receptions.
• Quinshon Judkins, Browns RB — active: He was not injured or forced to leave early and finished with 109 scrimmage yards.
• 49ers D/ST and Browns D/ST: Neither defense, as a fantasy unit, had a notable inactive or early-exit designation in the game.

Carolina Panthers 31, Los Angeles Rams 28

Summary

• The Panthers ended the Rams’ six-game winning streak by forcing three turnovers from Matthew Stafford.
• Bryce Young completed 15 of 20 passes for 206 yards and three touchdowns. His decisive play was a 43-yard touchdown to rookie Tetairoa McMillan with 6:34 remaining in the fourth quarter.
• Young also threw touchdown passes to Chuba Hubbard and Jalen Coker.
• The Rams received two touchdown catches from Davante Adams, while Puka Nacua made a notable one-handed catch and finished with six receptions for 72 yards.
• Kyren Williams and Blake Corum combined for 152 rushing yards and two touchdowns, including Williams’ 7-yard scoring run.

Injuries

• Kyren Williams, Rams RB: Played through an ankle injury and remained in the game; he did not leave early and continued producing, including a touchdown run.
• Jaycee Horn, Panthers CB: Inactive before the game with a concussion; did not return and recorded no production.
• Hunter Renfrow, Panthers WR: Inactive before the game; did not return and recorded no production.
• Claudin Cherelus, Panthers LB: Inactive before the game with a concussion; did not return and recorded no production.
• Christian Rozeboom, Panthers LB: Inactive before the game with a hip/hamstring injury; did not return and recorded no production.
• Cade Mays, Panthers C: Inactive before the game with an ankle injury; did not return and recorded no production.
• Jared Harrison-Hunte, Panthers DT: Inactive before the game; did not return and recorded no production.
• Cam Jackson, Panthers DT: Inactive before the game; did not return and recorded no production.

Headlines

• Panthers stun the Rams, 31–28, at home.
• Carolina’s defense forced three Stafford turnovers.
• Bryce Young set an NFL record as the youngest player to reach 11 fourth-quarter or overtime game-winning drives.
• Tetairoa McMillan’s late 43-yard touchdown became the game-winning score.

Houston Texans 20, Indianapolis Colts 16

Summary

• Houston overcame a 13–13 tie with Nico Collins’ 7-yard rushing touchdown early in the fourth quarter, then extended its lead with Nick Chubb’s touchdown run. The Texans’ defense stopped Indianapolis late to preserve the victory.
• The Colts fell to 8–4 and suffered their first home loss of the 2025 season.
• Indianapolis received touchdown catches from Alec Pierce and Tyler Warren, but kicker Michael Badgley missed a PAT and later made a 42-yard field goal.
• C.J. Stroud returned after missing three games with a concussion and threw for 276 yards and one interception.

Drafted Players

• Texans D/ST: Houston’s defense made the decisive late stop in the 20–16 win.
• Nico Collins: Recorded 5 receptions for 98 yards and scored the go-ahead touchdown on a 7-yard rush early in the fourth quarter.
• Alec Pierce: Caught 4 passes for 78 yards and a 19-yard touchdown from Daniel Jones.
• C.J. Stroud: Completed 22 of 35 passes for 276 yards, with one interception; he played the entire game and did not have a reported injury or early exit.
• Dalton Schultz: Caught 7 of 8 targets for 55 yards; he played and did not have a reported injury or early exit.
• Woody Marks: Rushed 19 times for 64 yards and caught one pass for 3 yards; he played and did not have a reported injury or early exit.
• Jayden Higgins: Caught all 5 of his targets for 65 yards; he played and did not have a reported injury or early exit.
• Keenan Allen: Was not a member of the Colts in the 2025 game and did not participate. He signed with Indianapolis in August 2026.
• Kayshon Boutte: Was not a member of the Texans in the 2025 game and did not participate; the 2025 Week 13 Texans inactive list instead included Braxton Berrios, Graham Mertz, Jamal Hill, Jarrett Kingston and Laken Tomlinson.

Injuries

• Sauce Gardner, Colts CB: Suffered a calf injury on the second defensive snap in the first quarter, went to the sideline in a walking boot and street clothes, and did not return. He stopped producing after leaving.
• Jaylen Reed, Texans S: Sustained a right forearm injury and went to the locker room in the first half; he did not return and stopped producing after leaving.
• Azeez Al-Shaair, Texans LB: Was evaluated for a concussion in the second half, was cleared and returned to the game; he therefore did not have an early exit.
• None of the specifically requested players besides Gardner’s opponent-side context had a reported in-game injury or early exit.

Jacksonville Jaguars 25, Tennessee Titans 3

Headlines

• Jacksonville led 18–3 at halftime after Trevor Lawrence threw touchdown passes to Jakobi Meyers and Brenton Strange. The Jaguars added a third-quarter touchdown by Bhayshul Tuten and held Tennessee under 200 yards of offense.
• Lawrence completed 16 of 27 passes for 229 yards, two touchdowns, and no interceptions. Meyers caught six passes for 90 yards and a touchdown, while Strange had three catches for 45 yards and a touchdown.
• Cam Ward completed 24 of 38 passes for 141 yards, with no touchdowns or interceptions. The Titans managed only 188 total yards and 11 first downs.
• Brian Thomas Jr. returned from a three-game absence caused by an ankle injury and caught two passes for 28 yards.
• Gunnar Helm played and caught six passes for 23 yards. The Titans D/ST recorded three sacks but could not prevent the loss.

Injuries

• Parker Washington — suffered a hip injury in the second quarter, did not return, and stopped producing after leaving.
• Walker Little — suffered a concussion in the second quarter, did not return, and stopped producing after leaving.
• Ross Matiscik — suffered a back injury in the first quarter, returned in the third quarter, and stopped producing while he was out.
• Xavier Restrepo — left after catching a 15-yard pass, did not return, and stopped producing after leaving.
• Brenton Strange, Brian Thomas Jr., Cam Ward, Jakobi Meyers, Gunnar Helm, and Wan’Dale Robinson had no reported injury or early exit in connection with this game.

Seattle Seahawks 26, Minnesota Vikings 0

Headlines

• Seattle’s defense dominated in a shutout victory, forcing five turnovers and recording four sacks. It was the Seahawks’ first shutout since 2015.
• Ernest Jones IV had two interceptions, including an 85-yard pick-six—the Seahawks’ only touchdown before Zach Charbonnet’s fourth-quarter rushing score.
• Seattle led only 13-0 at halftime but pulled away with six third-quarter points and Charbonnet’s 17-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter.
• Sam Darnold completed 14 of 26 passes for 128 yards and was sacked four times, all in the first half.
• The Vikings’ offense struggled in rookie Max Brosmer’s first NFL start, producing no points and only 11 first downs.
• Jaxon Smith-Njigba was held to two catches for 23 yards on four targets, while Charbonnet scored Seattle’s lone offensive touchdown.
• Jason Myers made all four of his field-goal attempts, including kicks from 56 and 54 yards, and scored 14 points.

Injuries

• Anthony Bradford, Seahawks G: Left with an elbow injury in the second half and did not return. Christian Haynes replaced him, and Bradford stopped producing after leaving. The injury was not believed to be serious.
• Josh Jobe, Seahawks CB: Was evaluated for a concussion after a second-half hit but cleared the concussion protocol and returned. He did not have an early exit, so there was no stoppage in production after the evaluation.
• J.J. McCarthy, Vikings QB: Inactive before the game because of a concussion; he did not play and therefore had no production. Max Brosmer started in his place.
• Donovan Jackson, Vikings G: Inactive with an ankle injury; he did not play and therefore had no production.
• Christian Darrisaw, Vikings T: Inactive; he did not play and therefore had no production.
• Theo Jackson, Vikings S: Inactive; he did not play and therefore had no production.
• Justin Jefferson, Vikings WR: Active and played; no injury or early exit was reported.
• T.J. Hockenson, Vikings TE: Active and played; no injury or early exit was reported.
• Jordan Addison, Vikings WR: Active and played; no injury or early exit was reported.
• Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Seahawks WR: Active throughout the game; no injury or early exit was reported.
• Zach Charbonnet, Seahawks RB: Active throughout the game and scored in the fourth quarter; no injury or early exit was reported.
• Sam Darnold, Seahawks QB: Active throughout the game; no injury or early exit was reported.
• Vikings D/ST and Seahawks D/ST: Neither defensive unit had a notable injury or early exit reported.
• Jauan Jennings: No game injury, inactive designation, or early exit was reported for Week 13.

Buffalo Bills 26, Pittsburgh Steelers 7

Headlines

• Buffalo erased a 7–3 halftime deficit with three second-half touchdowns and controlled the game behind 249 rushing yards.
• Pittsburgh finished with just 166 total yards, including 58 rushing yards.
• Jaylen Warren scored Pittsburgh’s only touchdown on a 1-yard run in the second quarter.
• Joey Bosa strip-sacked Aaron Rodgers on the first play of the second half. Christian Benford recovered the fumble and returned it 17 yards for a touchdown, giving Buffalo the lead.
• Josh Allen added a touchdown pass to Keon Coleman and a rushing touchdown. Matt Prater kicked field goals of 27 and 37 yards.
• The Bills’ defense forced three turnovers: Rodgers’ fumble-six and a Mason Rudolph interception, while Pittsburgh recovered a James Cook fumble.
• The loss dropped Pittsburgh to 6–6; Buffalo improved to 8–4.

Injuries

• Aaron Rodgers, Steelers QB: Injured on Joey Bosa’s strip-sack on the first play of the second half. He left temporarily but returned for Pittsburgh’s next possession. He continued playing but did not produce a scoring drive after returning; Mason Rudolph replaced him briefly and threw an interception on his second pass.
• Connor McGovern, Bills C: Had his left elbow examined on the sideline in the second quarter after the pileup following James Cook’s fumble. His return was not clearly reported, and he had no reported production after leaving the action.
• Joey Bosa, Bills DE: Suffered a left hamstring strain in the fourth quarter and walked off under his own power. He did not return and had no production after leaving; his earlier strip-sack directly produced Buffalo’s defensive touchdown.
• Dion Dawkins, Bills OT: Inactive with a concussion; he did not play.
• Spencer Brown, Bills OT: Inactive with a shoulder injury; he did not play.
• Terrel Bernard, Bills LB: Inactive with an elbow injury; he did not play.
• Dalton Kincaid, Bills TE: Inactive with a hamstring injury; he did not play.
• Josh Palmer, Bills WR: Inactive with an ankle injury; he did not play.
• Derrick Harmon, Steelers DT: Inactive with a knee injury; he did not play.
• Broderick Jones, Steelers OT: Inactive with a neck injury; he did not play.
• Jaylen Warren: Played the entire game as a key contributor and was not reported injured or removed early.
• Khalil Shakir: Was not reported inactive, injured, or removed early.
• DK Metcalf: Played and caught a 14-yard pass; he was not reported injured or removed early.
• Kenneth Gainwell: Played and caught a 17-yard pass; he was not reported injured or removed early. He later lost two yards on a fourth-down run, ending Pittsburgh’s late scoring opportunity.
• Bills D/ST: Played and produced a fumble-return touchdown and an interception.
• DJ Moore and Michael Pittman Jr.: Were not members of the Bills or Steelers for this game and had no game participation or injury status.

Los Angeles Chargers 31, Las Vegas Raiders 14

Final Score

• The Chargers defeated the Raiders 31–14 at SoFi Stadium, improving to 8–4 and completing a season sweep of Las Vegas.
• Los Angeles led 7–0 after one quarter, trailed 14–10 at halftime, then scored 21 unanswered points in the second half.
• The Chargers’ scoring included touchdown passes from Justin Herbert to Quentin Johnston and Ladd McConkey, plus a 59-yard touchdown run by Kimani Vidal.

Important Headlines

• Kimani Vidal produced a career-high 126 rushing yards on 25 carries, including the 59-yard touchdown that helped break the game open.
• Justin Herbert finished 15-of-20 for 151 yards, two touchdowns and one interception despite suffering a broken bone in his non-throwing left hand.
• Brock Bowers was Las Vegas’ top offensive producer, catching four passes for 63 yards and two touchdowns.
• The Raiders lost their 10th consecutive game against AFC West opponents.
• Los Angeles overcame a slow start and converted 12 of 17 third downs while controlling the game in the second half.

Injuries

• Justin Herbert, Chargers — left hand: He injured the non-throwing hand during the first offensive series in the first quarter after being hit by safety Jeremy Chinn. He briefly left for the locker room, stopped producing while out, and returned at 11:55 of the second quarter. He played the rest of the game, finishing with two touchdown passes and an interception, and was scheduled for surgery on the broken bone.
• Dont’e Thornton Jr., Raiders — concussion: He was ruled out in the second half after suffering a concussion. He did not return and stopped producing after leaving; he finished with one catch for 11 yards.
• Omarion Hampton, Chargers — ankle: He was inactive before the game and did not play.
• Michael Mayer, Raiders — ankle: He was inactive before the game and did not play.
• Quentin Johnston, Chargers: No reported injury or early exit; he remained involved throughout the game and finished with three catches for 23 yards and a touchdown.
• Ladd McConkey, Chargers: No reported injury or early exit; he finished with four catches for 39 yards and a touchdown.
• Kimani Vidal, Chargers: No reported injury or early exit; he finished with 126 rushing yards, a rushing touchdown and one reception for 11 yards.
• Brock Bowers, Raiders: No reported injury or early exit; he finished with four catches for 63 yards and two touchdowns.

Denver Broncos 27, Washington Commanders 26 (OT)

Final Score

• Denver won its ninth consecutive game in overtime, improving to 10–2. Washington fell to 3–9 after its seventh straight loss.
• Bo Nix completed 29 of 45 passes for 321 yards, one touchdown and one interception.
• RJ Harvey scored both of Denver’s rushing touchdowns, including the five-yard overtime touchdown that gave the Broncos a 27–20 lead.
• Washington answered with a three-yard touchdown pass from Marcus Mariota to Terry McLaurin, but the Commanders missed the ensuing two-point conversion.

Important Headlines

• Denver survived after Nik Bonitto and the Broncos defense made a decisive late stand in overtime.
• Nix delivered a key fourth-quarter touchdown pass to Courtland Sutton and then led Denver’s winning overtime drive with four straight completions for 71 yards.
• Sutton caught five passes for 62 yards and the touchdown.
• Zach Ertz led Washington with 10 receptions for 106 yards.
• Deebo Samuel Sr. caught five passes for 64 yards but also recorded two carries for minus-3 yards.
• Troy Franklin caught two passes for 21 yards, while Pat Bryant caught three for 42 yards.

Injuries

• Jayden Daniels — Washington: Inactive before the game with a left-elbow injury. He did not play or produce.
• RJ Harvey — Denver: Played the entire game and was not reported to leave early; he finished with 13 carries for 35 yards and two touchdowns, including the overtime score.
• Courtland Sutton — Denver: Played the entire game and was not reported to leave early; he finished with five receptions for 62 yards and a touchdown.
• Zach Ertz — Washington: Played the entire game and was not reported to leave early; he finished with 10 receptions for 106 yards.
• Bo Nix — Denver: Played the entire game and was not reported to leave early; he finished with 321 passing yards, one touchdown and one interception.
• Troy Franklin — Denver: Played the entire game and was not reported to leave early; he finished with two receptions for 21 yards.
• Deebo Samuel Sr. — Washington: He had been dealing with a heel injury but played; he finished with five receptions for 64 yards and two carries for minus-3 yards.
• Pat Bryant — Denver: Played the entire game despite a shoulder issue on the injury report; he finished with three receptions for 42 yards.
• Percy Butler — Washington: Was evaluated for a concussion during the fourth quarter but returned to the game; he stopped producing during the absence and had no further reported offensive production after leaving.
• Jaylen Waddle and Stefon Diggs: Neither player was on the Broncos or Commanders roster for this game, so neither was an active participant, inactive designation, or game injury in this matchup.

New England Patriots 33, New York Giants 15

Summary

• New England won its 10th consecutive game and became the NFL’s first 11-win team of the 2025 season.
• Drake Maye completed 24 of 31 passes for 282 yards and two touchdowns without an interception. He threw scoring passes to Kayshon Boutte and Kyle Williams.
• Marcus Jones provided the biggest play, returning a first-quarter punt 94 yards for a touchdown.
• Jaxson Dart returned from a concussion absence and completed 17 of 24 passes for 139 yards and a touchdown, but the Giants struggled to sustain offense. Dart’s 30-yard touchdown pass to Darius Slayton was New York’s main early highlight.
• Hunter Henry caught four passes for 73 yards. TreVeyon Henderson had three catches for 19 yards, while Theo Johnson caught three passes for 29 yards. Mack Hollins played and caught three passes for 23 yards.
• The Patriots led 17-0 after the first quarter and 24-7 at halftime, controlling the game despite being held scoreless in the third quarter.

Injuries

• Tyrone Tracy Jr. suffered a hip injury with 10:28 remaining in the fourth quarter and was ruled questionable to return. He did not return and stopped producing after leaving.
• Jaxson Dart had previously missed two games because of a concussion but cleared the league’s protocol before this game and played the entire contest; he did not suffer a new injury or leave early.
• Kayvon Thibodeaux was inactive with a shoulder injury and did not play.
• Demetrius Flannigan-Fowles and Victor Dimukeje were inactive for the Giants; neither played or produced after being ruled out.
• Brenden Schooler, Jared Wilson, Khyiris Tonga, C.J. Dippre, Marcus Bryant and Bradyn Swinson were inactive for New England; none played or produced after being ruled out.
• Hunter Henry, Theo Johnson, Drake Maye, TreVeyon Henderson, Mack Hollins and Patriots D/ST played without a reported in-game injury or early exit.
• Darnell Mooney and A.J. Brown were not participants in this Patriots-Giants game and therefore had no game injury or production to report.