New England Patriots 27, New York Jets 14

Summary

• The Patriots won their eighth consecutive game and improved to 9–2, while the Jets fell to 2–8 and had their two-game winning streak snapped.
• Jets quarterback Justin Fields opened the scoring with a five-yard rushing touchdown.
• Patriots rookie TreVeyon Henderson scored three touchdowns—two rushing and one receiving—to drive New England’s victory.
• The Jets cut the deficit to 21–14 in the third quarter on John Metchie III’s first touchdown with New York.
• A fourth-quarter lost fumble by Fields led to a Patriots field goal, and New England stopped the Jets on fourth down near the goal line on their final meaningful drive.
• Breece Hall rushed 14 times for 58 yards and surpassed 3,000 career rushing yards.
• Hunter Henry caught four passes for 45 yards, while DeMario Douglas caught three passes for 36 yards and lost five yards on his lone rushing attempt.
• Kyle Williams was targeted three times without a catch. Mack Hollins was targeted on a fourth-quarter deep pass that was broken up.
• Patriots D/ST produced multiple key stops and benefited from Fields’ fourth-quarter fumble; Jets D/ST recorded a sack and several stops but could not contain Henderson.

Injuries

• Milton Williams, Patriots DT: Left with an ankle injury in the first quarter and did not return. He stopped producing after leaving the game.
• Qwan’tez Stiggers, Jets CB: Suffered a hamstring injury late in the second quarter after a collision. He produced nothing during his absence but returned at 14:24 of the third quarter and finished the game.
• Specified players with no reported injury, inactive designation, or early exit: Patriots D/ST, Jets D/ST, Hunter Henry, Breece Hall, DeMario Douglas, Drake Maye, TreVeyon Henderson, Kyle Williams, and Mack Hollins.
• Tyler Johnson, Geno Smith, and Romeo Doubs: None was listed as an inactive, injured, or early-exit participant in this game.

Miami Dolphins 16, Washington Commanders 13 (OT)

Summary

• Miami won the NFL’s first regular-season game in Spain at Madrid’s Santiago Bernabéu Stadium. The Dolphins overcame a 13–13 tie in regulation and won on Riley Patterson’s 29-yard overtime field goal.
• Washington led 13–6 after Deebo Samuel Sr.’s 19-yard touchdown catch in the third quarter, but Miami tied the game on Ollie Gordon II’s two-yard touchdown run in the fourth.
• On the first play of overtime, Dolphins cornerback Jack Jones intercepted Marcus Mariota. De’Von Achane then gained 22 yards on three runs before Patterson kicked the winner.
• Mariota completed 20 of 30 passes for 213 yards, one touchdown and one interception, while also rushing four times for 49 yards. His interception ended Washington’s chance to win.
• Achane was Miami’s offensive standout, rushing 21 times for 120 yards. Deebo Samuel Sr. caught seven passes for 74 yards and a touchdown, Zach Ertz caught four for 42 yards, Jacory Croskey-Merritt rushed nine times for 28 yards and caught one pass for five yards, and Greg Dulcich caught two passes for 18 yards.
• The Dolphins D/ST produced the decisive overtime takeaway through Jones’ interception. Rachaad White did not participate in this game and had no game injury or early-exit event reported.

Injuries

• De’Von Achane — back injury, fourth quarter: He was hurt with fewer than two minutes remaining after being stopped near the goal line and walked off under his own power. He returned in overtime and carried the ball three more times for 22 yards, so he did not stop producing after leaving.
• Marcus Mariota — concussion evaluation, second half: He was examined by trainers and missed at least one play while being evaluated. He cleared the concussion protocol and returned, finishing the game; he did not stop producing after the temporary exit.
• Rachaad White — no game participation: He was not involved in the Dolphins–Commanders game, and no injury or early exit from this matchup was reported.
• Dolphins D/ST, Zach Ertz, Deebo Samuel Sr., Jacory Croskey-Merritt and Greg Dulcich: All participated without a reported injury or early exit.

Chicago Bears 19, Minnesota Vikings 17

Summary

• The Bears won on Cairo Santos’ 48-yard field goal as time expired. Devin Duvernay’s 56-yard kickoff return set up the game-winning drive.
• Minnesota rallied from a 16-3 deficit to take a 17-16 lead with 50 seconds remaining. J.J. McCarthy completed 6 of 8 passes for 76 yards on the drive and found Jordan Addison for a 15-yard touchdown.
• McCarthy finished 16-of-32 for 150 yards, one touchdown, and two interceptions. Both interceptions came in the final four minutes of the first half.
• The Bears’ defense produced the game’s two turnovers, with Kevin Byard III and Nahshon Wright intercepting McCarthy.
• Justin Jefferson finished with five catches for 61 yards, T.J. Hockenson had three catches for 39 yards, and Addison recorded two catches for 20 yards and the late touchdown.
• D’Andre Swift ran 21 times for 90 yards and caught five passes for 54 yards. Rome Odunze had two catches for 41 yards, Luther Burden III had three for 27, and Colston Loveland caught three for 40.
• The result moved Chicago to 7-3 and dropped Minnesota to 4-6.

Injuries

• Ryan Kelly, Vikings — inactive, concussion: He was ruled out before the game and did not play. He had no production because he was inactive.
• Jonathan Greenard, Vikings — inactive, shoulder: He was ruled out before the game because of a shoulder injury suffered in Week 10. He did not play and therefore stopped producing before this game began.
• T.J. Edwards, Bears — inactive, hand/hamstring: He was ruled out before kickoff and did not play, so he had no production.
• Jahdae Walker, Bears — inactive, concussion: He was ruled out before kickoff and did not play, so he had no production.
• Isaiah Rodgers, Vikings — head injury, second quarter: He took a head-to-head hit, left briefly to be evaluated, and returned on the next drive. He stopped producing during the brief absence but returned to the game.
• Justin Jefferson, T.J. Hockenson, Jordan Addison, D’Andre Swift, Caleb Williams, J.J. McCarthy, Rome Odunze, Luther Burden III, Aaron Jones Sr., and Colston Loveland: No notable injury, inactivity, or early exit was reported; each played through the game without a reported stoppage in production.
• Bears D/ST: The unit was active and played the entire game; it recorded two interceptions.
• Jauan Jennings: No Week 11 Vikings-Bears game participation, inactive designation, injury, or early exit was reported for him.

Pittsburgh Steelers 34, Cincinnati Bengals 12

Final Score

• The Steelers defeated the Bengals 34–12, outscoring Cincinnati 10–3 in the third quarter and 14–3 in the fourth.
• Cincinnati led 6–0 early, but Pittsburgh took control before halftime and pulled away after the break.

Important Headlines

• Pittsburgh’s defense scored twice in the second half: Kyle Dugger returned an interception 73 yards for a touchdown, and James Pierre recovered a fumble for a 34-yard score.
• Aaron Rodgers completed 9 of 15 passes for 116 yards and a touchdown before leaving. Mason Rudolph replaced him and completed 12 of 16 passes for 127 yards and a touchdown.
• Kenneth Gainwell caught two touchdown passes and led Pittsburgh with seven receptions for 81 yards.
• Joe Flacco threw for 199 yards, one touchdown and one interception. Tee Higgins caught three passes for 63 yards and a touchdown.
• Chase Brown ran 18 times for 99 yards and caught six passes for 28 yards. Ja’Marr Chase had three catches for 30 yards.
• Jaylen Warren rushed for 62 yards on 10 carries and added two receptions for five yards. D.K. Metcalf caught five passes for 49 yards, while Pat Freiermuth had one catch for 19 yards.

Injuries

• Aaron Rodgers, Steelers: Suffered a left-wrist injury late in the second quarter after taking a hit. He did not return for the second half and stopped producing after leaving; Mason Rudolph played the entire second half.
• Cam Taylor-Britt, Bengals: Left with a left-foot injury during the first half and did not return. He stopped producing after leaving.
• Drew Sample, Bengals: Was evaluated for a right-oblique injury during the game but returned and continued playing.
• Tee Higgins, Ja’Marr Chase, Pat Freiermuth, Jaylen Warren, Chase Brown and D.K. Metcalf: No reported in-game injury or early exit.
• Joe Flacco: No reported in-game injury or early exit.
• Steelers D/ST: Not a player and therefore had no individual injury status.

Green Bay Packers 27, New York Giants 20

Headlines

• Green Bay snapped a two-game losing streak and improved to 6-3-1 with a comeback victory at MetLife Stadium.
• Christian Watson caught two touchdown passes: a one-yard score from Malik Willis while Jordan Love was briefly out, and the 17-yard go-ahead touchdown from Love with 4:02 remaining.
• The Giants took a 20-19 lead with 7:22 left after Jameis Winston’s quarterback sneak, but Green Bay answered with Watson’s touchdown and a successful two-point conversion to Emanuel Wilson.
• Evan Williams sealed the victory by intercepting Winston in the end zone with 36 seconds remaining.
• Giants running back Tyrone Tracy Jr. produced 139 yards from scrimmage, while Devin Singletary scored two rushing touchdowns. Brian Burns recorded two sacks.
• Green Bay kicker Lucas Havrisik missed two extra points, and Giants kicker Younghoe Koo missed one.

Injuries

• Jordan Love, Packers — left shoulder: Left late in the first quarter after taking a hard hit on a scramble. X-rays were negative, he returned on the next series, and he continued playing. His production resumed after the exit, including the decisive touchdown pass to Christian Watson.
• Josh Jacobs, Packers — knee: Left during the second quarter and did not return. He stopped producing for the remainder of the game; Emanuel Wilson handled the backfield workload and scored an 11-yard touchdown.
• Korie Black, Giants — hand: Left during the second quarter with a hand injury; a return was not reported. He stopped producing after leaving.
• Quay Walker, Packers — stinger: Appeared on the in-game injury report; the timing and whether he returned were not reported. No production was reported after the injury.
• Paulson Adebo, Giants — knee: Felt discomfort during pregame warmups and was downgraded to inactive before kickoff, so he did not play or produce.
• Jaxson Dart, Giants — concussion: Was inactive and did not play; Jameis Winston started in his place. Dart had no game production.
• Kayvon Thibodeaux, Giants — shoulder: Inactive and did not play, so he had no game production.
• Darius Slayton, Giants — hamstring: Inactive and did not play, so he had no game production.
• Tyler Nubin, Giants — neck: Ruled out before the game and inactive; he had no game production.
• Chauncey Golston, Giants — neck: Inactive and did not play, so he had no game production.
• Rakeem Nuñez-Roches Sr., Giants — toe: Inactive and did not play, so he had no game production.
• Brandon McManus, Packers — right quad: Inactive before kickoff; Lucas Havrisik kicked instead. McManus had no game production.
• Nate Hobbs, Packers — knee: Inactive and did not play, so he had no game production.
• Lukas Van Ness, Packers — foot: Inactive and did not play, so he had no game production.
• Christian Watson, Packers: No in-game injury or early exit was reported. He played throughout and finished with two touchdown receptions.
• Theo Johnson, Giants: No injury or early exit was reported; the available recap does not provide a statistical line for him.
• Jonnu Smith, Giants: No injury or early exit was reported; the available recap does not provide a statistical line for him.
• Packers D/ST and Giants D/ST: Neither defense was reported as inactive or as suffering a notable player exit. Green Bay’s defense made the game-sealing interception.

Carolina Panthers 30, Atlanta Falcons 27 (Overtime)

Final score

• The Panthers overcame an 11-point deficit and defeated the Falcons, 30–27, on Ryan Fitzgerald’s 28-yard field goal in overtime.
• Carolina quarterback Bryce Young threw for 448 yards and three touchdowns without an interception.
• The Panthers’ victory improved them to 6–5, while Atlanta fell to 3–7.

Important headlines

• Carolina forced overtime after Atlanta led 27–16 in the fourth quarter, then won on a 54-yard overtime play that set up Fitzgerald’s game-winning field goal.
• Falcons quarterback Michael Penix Jr. left with a knee injury, and Kirk Cousins finished the game at quarterback.
• Atlanta receivers Drake London and Kyle Pitts were productive before London’s overtime injury; Pitts finished with two catches for 14 yards, while London had seven catches for 119 yards.
• Jahan Dotson played but was not listed among the game’s notable injury or early-exit reports. The Panthers D/ST also had no reported notable injury or early exit in the game.

Injuries

• Michael Penix Jr., Falcons QB — third quarter: Hurt his knee and did not return; he stopped producing after leaving.
• Drake London, Falcons WR — overtime: Suffered a knee injury and was ruled out at the start of overtime after seven catches for 119 yards; he did not return and stopped producing after leaving.
• Darnell Mooney, Falcons WR — second quarter: Left with a rib injury and was initially questionable to return, but returned in the third quarter; his production resumed after he returned.
• Trevin Wallace, Panthers LB — inactive: Missed the game with a shoulder injury suffered the previous week; he did not play or produce in the game.
• Matthew Bergeron, Falcons OL — inactive: Missed the game with an ankle injury; he did not play or produce.
• DeAundre Alford, Falcons CB — inactive: Missed the game with a concussion; he did not play or produce.
• Leonard Floyd, Falcons DE — inactive: Missed the game with a hamstring injury; he did not play or produce.
• Zach Harrison, Falcons DL — inactive: Missed the game with a knee injury; he did not play or produce.
• Kyle Pitts Sr., Falcons TE — no notable injury or early exit: Played the game and finished with two catches for 14 yards.
• Jahan Dotson, Falcons WR — no notable injury or early exit: Played the game; no injury-related departure was reported.
• Tua Tagovailoa — not a participant: He was not a Panthers or Falcons participant in this 2025 Week 11 game, so there was no game injury or early exit to report.

Jacksonville Jaguars 35, Los Angeles Chargers 6

Summary

• Jacksonville dominated from start to finish, scoring in every quarter while holding Los Angeles scoreless in the second half. The Jaguars won 35–6 after leading 14–6 at halftime.
• Travis Etienne scored two rushing touchdowns, while Trevor Lawrence and rookie Bhayshul Tuten each added rushing touchdowns. Lawrence also threw a 1-yard touchdown pass to Tim Patrick.
• Jacksonville responded emphatically after blowing a 19-point fourth-quarter lead against Houston the previous week. The Jaguars finished their first game of the season without punting.
• The Chargers managed only 135 total yards and eight first downs. Justin Herbert completed 10 of 18 passes for 81 yards with one interception before being replaced by Trey Lance for the final 11 minutes.
• Josh Hines-Allen recorded his 56th career sack, breaking Tony Brackens’ franchise record for Jacksonville.

Injuries

• Kimani Vidal, Chargers RB: Injured his left thigh in the second quarter, returned later in the game, and finished with five carries for 13 yards and two receptions for minus-1 yard. Because he returned, he did not stop producing after leaving.
• Justin Herbert, Chargers QB: Was removed in the fourth quarter with approximately 11 minutes remaining because the game was out of reach, not because of a reported injury. He did not return and stopped producing after leaving.
• Quentin Johnston, Chargers WR: Was listed as questionable with a shin injury but was cleared to play; no in-game injury or early exit was reported.
• Parker Washington, Jaguars WR: Had been listed with a hamstring issue during the week but was removed from the final injury report; no in-game injury or early exit was reported.
• Ladd McConkey, Chargers WR: Practiced through an ankle issue and was not on the final injury report; no in-game injury or early exit was reported.
• Oronde Gadsden II, Chargers TE: Was cleared after a knee/quad issue and played; no in-game injury or early exit was reported.
• Jaguars D/ST and Chargers D/ST: No individual injury or early exit applies to either fantasy team defense.
• David Njoku, Chris Rodriguez Jr., and Keaton Mitchell: These players were not Jaguars or Chargers participants in this game, so they had no game-related inactive status, injury, or early exit to report.

Buffalo Bills 44, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 32

Headlines

• Buffalo won a wild shootout in which the lead changed hands nine times.
• Josh Allen led the Bills with 317 passing yards, three passing touchdowns, two interceptions and three rushing touchdowns.
• Allen scored both of Buffalo’s fourth-quarter touchdowns, including the decisive 25-yard run with 2:35 remaining.
• The Bills scored 13 unanswered fourth-quarter points to pull away after Tampa Bay briefly led 32–31.
• Tampa Bay rushed for a season-high 202 yards. Sean Tucker ran for 106 yards and two touchdowns and also caught a 28-yard touchdown pass.
• Buffalo’s defense intercepted Baker Mayfield once and forced a late fumble. Tampa Bay intercepted Allen twice but recorded no sacks.
• Tyrell Shavers became Buffalo’s leading receiving threat with four catches for 90 yards and a touchdown while Keon Coleman was deactivated for team discipline.

Injuries

• Jamel Dean, Buccaneers — hip: Injured in the first quarter and did not return. He stopped producing after leaving; no statistics were recorded for him afterward.
• Mecole Hardman, Bills — calf: Injured in the second half and did not return. He stopped producing after leaving, finishing with one target, no catches and no receiving yards.
• Tavierre Smith, Buccaneers — unspecified injury: Hurt during SirVocea Dennis’ second-quarter interception return but returned later in the second quarter. He continued playing and finished with five tackles.
• Josh Allen, Bills: No injury or early exit. He played the entire game and continued producing, finishing with three passing touchdowns and three rushing touchdowns.
• Khalil Shakir, Bills: No injury or early exit despite entering the game with ankle and rib issues. He played throughout and finished with one catch for minus-3 yards.
• Emeka Egbuka, Buccaneers: No injury or early exit. He absorbed several hard hits, remained in the game and continued producing, finishing with five catches for 40 yards.
• James Cook III, Bills: No injury or early exit. He played throughout and caught a 25-yard touchdown pass; he also finished with 16 carries for 48 yards and three catches for 66 yards.
• Tez Johnson, Buccaneers: No injury or early exit. He remained in the game after taking a hard hit and finished with two catches for 61 yards, including a 52-yard touchdown.
• Greg Dortch, Buccaneers: No reported injury or early exit. No game production was recorded.
• Keon Coleman, Bills — inactive: Deactivated before the game for team discipline, not an injury. He did not play and therefore had no production.

Houston Texans 16, Tennessee Titans 13

Final Score

• Houston won on Matthew Wright’s 35-yard field goal as time expired, sweeping the season series. Davis Mills threw for 274 yards and a touchdown.
• The Texans led 10–6 after three quarters. Tennessee tied the game 13–13 on Cam Ward’s four-yard touchdown pass to Van Jefferson with 1:35 remaining, but Houston answered with the winning kick.

Important Headlines

• Calvin Ridley returned from a hamstring injury but broke his right fibula after catching a 13-yard pass on Tennessee’s first offensive play. He was carted to the locker room and did not return; interim coach Mike McCoy said Ridley was out for the season.
• The Titans’ offense struggled throughout the afternoon, producing only 58 rushing yards and 171 passing yards while allowing three sacks.
• Houston entered the game without quarterback C.J. Stroud, safety Jalen Pitre, kicker Ka’imi Fairbairn, and several other players who were inactive.

Injuries

• Calvin Ridley, Titans WR: Broke his right fibula in the first quarter on Tennessee’s opening offensive play. He did not return and stopped producing after leaving.
• Chimere Dike, Titans WR/returner: Went to the locker room just before halftime after muffing a punt and sustaining a chest injury while being evaluated for a concussion. He cleared concussion protocol but did not finish the game, so he stopped producing after leaving.
• Jamal Hill, Texans LB: Suffered a hamstring injury during the game and did not return, stopping production after leaving.
• C.J. Stroud, Texans QB: Inactive before the game because of a concussion; he did not play or produce.
• Jalen Pitre, Texans S: Inactive before the game because of a concussion; he did not play or produce.
• Ka’imi Fairbairn, Texans K: Inactive before the game with a right-quad injury; he did not play or produce.
• Xavier Woods, Titans S: Inactive before the game with a hamstring injury; he did not play or produce.
• Dalton Schultz, Texans TE: Had been listed with illness/shoulder issues during the week but was active and played; he did not leave early.
• Nico Collins, Texans WR; Woody Marks, Texans RB; and Jayden Higgins, Texans WR: Active participants with no reported injury or early exit.
• Titans D/ST and Texans D/ST: Neither defense had a reported notable injury or early exit in this game.
• David Montgomery and Wan’Dale Robinson: Neither player participated in this Titans–Texans game, so neither had a game injury or early exit.

Los Angeles Rams 21, Seattle Seahawks 19

Summary

• The Rams held off the Seahawks 21–19 at SoFi Stadium, improving to 8–2 and taking sole possession of first place in the NFC West. Seattle missed a 61-yard field goal on the final play.
• Los Angeles forced four interceptions—two by safety Kamren Kinchens, plus one each from Cobie Durant and Darious Williams.
• The Rams managed only 249 total yards, but Kyren Williams’ explosive runs and the defense’s turnovers produced the victory. Williams rushed 12 times for 91 yards and a touchdown, including gains of 30 and 34 yards.
• Matthew Stafford completed 15 of 28 passes for 130 yards and two touchdowns without an interception. Puka Nacua caught seven passes for 75 yards.
• Sam Darnold threw for 279 yards but had four interceptions, his first four-interception game since 2019. Jaxon Smith-Njigba led Seattle with nine catches for 105 yards, while Cooper Kupp caught three passes for 23 yards in his return to Los Angeles.

Injuries

• Tyrice Knight, Seahawks LB — first half: Suffered a concussion while covering a kickoff and was ruled out. He did not return and stopped producing after leaving.
• Xavier Smith, Rams WR/returner — first half: Sustained a concussion and was ruled out for the remainder of the game. He did not return and stopped producing after leaving.
• Quentin Lake, Rams S — first half: Left with an elbow injury and did not return. He stopped producing after leaving.
• Tyler Higbee, Rams TE — second half: Left with an ankle injury and did not return. He stopped producing after leaving; he finished with one catch for 23 yards.
• Grey Zabel, Seahawks G — fourth quarter: Injured his knee during Kenneth Walker III’s one-yard touchdown run, left the field with assistance, and did not return. He stopped producing after leaving.
• Tory Horton, Seahawks WR — inactive before the game: Ruled out with a shin injury and did not play, so he had no game production.
• Matthew Stafford, Kyren Williams, Puka Nacua, Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Sam Darnold, and Cooper Kupp: All played and finished the game; none of the six was inactive or recorded an in-game injury-related early exit.

San Francisco 49ers 41, Arizona Cardinals 22

Headlines

• The 49ers jumped ahead immediately after Skyy Moore’s 98-yard kickoff return set up Christian McCaffrey’s opening touchdown. San Francisco led 25–10 at halftime and never trailed.
• Brock Purdy returned from a six-game absence and completed 19 of 26 passes for 200 yards, three touchdowns, and no interceptions.
• Christian McCaffrey scored three touchdowns: two rushing and one receiving. He finished with 81 rushing yards and 40 receiving yards.
• George Kittle caught six passes for 67 yards and two touchdowns, while Trey McBride led Arizona with 10 catches for 115 yards and a touchdown.
• Jacoby Brissett set an NFL regular-season record with 47 completions, finishing 47-of-57 for 452 yards, two touchdowns, and two interceptions.
• Michael Wilson produced a career-best 15 catches for 185 yards.
• Arizona committed 17 penalties for 130 yards and lost three turnovers. The Cardinals also had a potential 60-yard touchdown run erased by a holding penalty and lost a fumble at San Francisco’s 1-yard line.
• Arizona scored twice in the fourth quarter, but both two-point attempts failed. McCaffrey’s fourth-quarter touchdown after San Francisco recovered an onside kick ended the comeback threat.

Injuries

• Marvin Harrison Jr. — Cardinals: Inactive before the game after undergoing appendicitis surgery earlier in the week. He did not play and had no production.
• George Kittle — 49ers: Played throughout and was not injured or forced to leave. He finished with six catches, 67 yards, and two touchdowns.
• 49ers D/ST: Played throughout as a unit. Robert Beal Jr. left with a concussion, but the defense remained active and forced three turnovers.
• Trey McBride — Cardinals: Played throughout without an injury or early exit. He finished with 10 catches, 115 yards, and one touchdown.
• Christian McCaffrey — 49ers: Played throughout without an injury or early exit. He finished with two rushing touchdowns and one receiving touchdown.
• Michael Wilson — Cardinals: Played throughout without an injury or early exit. He finished with 15 catches for 185 yards.
• Jacoby Brissett — Cardinals: Played throughout without an injury or early exit. He finished with 452 passing yards, two touchdowns, and two interceptions.
• Kendrick Bourne — Cardinals: No injury or early exit was reported, but he did not record production in the game.
• Robert Beal Jr. — 49ers: Left with a concussion; the report did not specify the quarter, and he did not return. He stopped producing after leaving.
• Tatum Bethune — 49ers: Left with an ankle injury in the second quarter and did not return. He stopped producing after leaving.
• Eddy Piñeiro — 49ers: Left with a hamstring injury in the third quarter and did not return. He stopped kicking after leaving; he had made three field goals and two extra points.
• Emari Demercado — Cardinals: Left with an ankle injury in the second quarter and did not return. He stopped producing after leaving, finishing with five carries for eight yards and two receptions for 12 yards.
• Garrett Williams — Cardinals: Left with a shin injury in the third quarter and did not return. He stopped producing after leaving.
• Kelvin Beachum — Cardinals: Left with a groin injury in the fourth quarter and did not return. He stopped producing after leaving.
• L. Gifford — 49ers: Suffered an injury during the fourth quarter and returned to the game. Because he returned, he did not stop producing permanently after the injury.
• C. Robinson — 49ers: Suffered an injury in the third quarter and returned by the fourth quarter. Because he returned, he did not stop producing permanently after the injury.

Baltimore Ravens 23, Cleveland Browns 16

Final Score

• Baltimore overcame a 16–10 halftime deficit by scoring 13 unanswered points in the second half. The Browns were held scoreless after halftime.
• Mark Andrews scored the go-ahead touchdown on a 35-yard rushing play with 2:31 remaining in the fourth quarter.
• Andrews also set Baltimore’s all-time receiving-yards record and scored the first rushing touchdown of his career.

Important Headlines

• The Ravens won despite a sluggish offensive performance and needed the unconventional Andrews rushing touchdown to break a 16–16 tie late in the fourth quarter.
• Cleveland quarterback Dillon Gabriel left after suffering a concussion and did not return for the second half. Shedeur Sanders entered for his first NFL regular-season action.
• Zay Flowers finished with 3 catches for 78 yards, including a 45-yard reception. Mark Andrews added 3 catches for 32 yards and 35 rushing yards on one carry.
• Quinshon Judkins led Cleveland with 17 carries for 59 yards. Jerry Jeudy recorded 3 catches for 21 yards.

Injuries

• Dillon Gabriel, Browns QB: Suffered a concussion in the first half while being evaluated after a sack and did not return for the second half. He stopped producing after leaving.
• Cam Robinson, Browns OT: Suffered a right-knee injury in the second quarter and did not return. He stopped producing after leaving.
• Jack Conklin, Browns OT: Suffered a right-knee injury during the game and did not return. He stopped producing after leaving.
• Dom Jones, Browns CB: Suffered a significant left-knee injury on the kickoff after Baltimore tied the game at 16 in the fourth quarter and did not return. He stopped producing after leaving.
• Marlon Humphrey, Ravens CB: Inactive before the game with a finger injury; he did not play or produce.
• Jay Higgins, Ravens LB: Unavailable with a knee injury after being placed on injured reserve; he did not play or produce.
• Alex Wright, Browns DE: Inactive with a quadriceps injury; he did not play or produce.
• Rashod Bateman, Ravens WR: Inactive with an ankle injury; he did not play or produce.
• Justice Hill, Ravens RB: Inactive with a toe injury; he did not play or produce.
• Mark Andrews, Zay Flowers, Jerry Jeudy, and Quinshon Judkins: None was reported as inactive, injured, or an early exit. All played through the game and continued producing; Andrews, Flowers, Jeudy, and Judkins recorded the statistics listed above.

Broncos 22, Chiefs 19

Final Score

• Denver Broncos 22, Kansas City Chiefs 19
• Wil Lutz won the game with a 35-yard field goal as time expired, his fifth field goal of the afternoon.
• The scoring was tied at 19 before Denver’s final drive. Bo Nix’s 32-yard completion to Troy Franklin set up the winning kick.

Important Headlines

• Denver won its eighth consecutive game, improved to 9-2, and defeated Kansas City for the third straight time at Empower Field.
• Travis Kelce caught a 21-yard touchdown pass from Patrick Mahomes, giving him 84 career touchdown receptions and moving him past Priest Holmes for the Chiefs’ franchise record.
• Kareem Hunt scored on a 2-yard touchdown run in the third quarter, Kansas City’s first touchdown at Empower Field in 11 quarters.
• The Chiefs’ extra point after Kelce’s touchdown was blocked by Frank Crum.
• Denver’s defense forced a late Kansas City three-and-out. Ja’Quan McMillian recorded two sacks and an interception.
• The loss left Kansas City 5-5 and put its nine-year AFC West winning streak in serious jeopardy.

Injuries

• Kingsley Suamataia, Chiefs guard: Sustained a concussion during the game; the quarter was not specified. His return was not reported, and he stopped producing after leaving.
• Pat Bryant, Broncos wide receiver: Was evaluated for a concussion after a 48-yard catch late in the third quarter. He returned to the game, so he did not have an early exit or a subsequent loss of production.
• Pat Surtain II, Broncos cornerback: Inactive before the game with a pectoral injury; he did not return or produce.
• Alex Singleton, Broncos linebacker: Inactive before the game while dealing with testicular cancer; he did not return or produce.
• J.K. Dobbins, Broncos running back: Inactive with a left-foot injury after season-ending surgery; he did not return or produce.
• Courtland Sutton, Travis Kelce, Kareem Hunt, Troy Franklin, and RJ Harvey: No injury or early exit was reported. Kelce, Hunt, and Franklin all made important offensive contributions.
• Broncos D/ST and Chiefs D/ST: No injury or early exit was reported for either drafted defense.
• Jaylen Waddle: Was not involved in this Broncos-Chiefs game; no game injury or early exit applied.

Philadelphia Eagles 16, Detroit Lions 9

Final Score

• The Eagles defeated the Lions 16–9 on Sunday, November 16, 2025. Philadelphia led 13–6 at halftime and held Detroit to three second-half points.
• Jalen Hurts scored Philadelphia’s only touchdown. Saquon Barkley rushed for 83 yards on 26 carries, while the Eagles relied heavily on their defense.
• Detroit went 0-for-5 on fourth down and 3-for-13 on third down.

Important Headlines

• Philadelphia’s defense shut down one of the NFL’s highest-scoring offenses, repeatedly stopping Detroit on fourth down and limiting Jared Goff to 14 completions on 37 attempts.
• Jameson Williams provided Detroit’s biggest offensive play, catching four passes for 88 yards and a 40-yard touchdown. His celebration drew an unsportsmanlike-conduct penalty, and Detroit missed the ensuing extra point.
• DeVonta Smith caught one pass for 8 yards, Dallas Goedert caught two passes for 24 yards, and Barkley added one reception for 7 yards.
• Eagles right tackle Lane Johnson left with a foot injury late in the first quarter and did not return. The injury was later reported as a Lisfranc sprain expected to sideline him for multiple weeks.

Injuries

• Dallas Goedert: No notable injury or early exit reported; he played throughout the game and finished with two catches for 24 yards.
• DeVonta Smith: No notable injury or early exit reported; he played throughout the game and finished with one catch for 8 yards.
• Jameson Williams: No notable injury or early exit reported; he played throughout the game, finishing with four catches for 88 yards and a touchdown.
• Saquon Barkley: No notable injury or early exit reported; he played throughout the game and finished with 83 rushing yards and 7 receiving yards.
• Lane Johnson: Sustained a foot injury late in the first quarter, did not return, and stopped producing after leaving the game.
• Notable inactive Lions: Kerby Joseph, Sam LaPorta, Terrion Arnold, D.J. Reed, and Joshua Paschal were unavailable because of injuries.

Dallas Cowboys 33, Las Vegas Raiders 16

Headlines

• Dallas won decisively after scoring 21 points in the second quarter and improved to 4–5–1; Las Vegas fell to 2–8.
• The Cowboys dedicated the game to late edge rusher Marshawn Kneeland, who died on November 6.
• Dak Prescott completed 13 of 19 passes for 268 yards and four touchdowns, setting Cowboys franchise records for games with at least three and at least four touchdown passes.
• George Pickens led all players with nine catches for 144 yards and a 37-yard touchdown. CeeDee Lamb added five catches for 66 yards and a touchdown, while Tre Tucker caught a six-yard touchdown for Las Vegas.
• Dallas’ revamped defense held the Raiders to 16 points, forced two turnovers and produced a safety when Ashton Jeanty was tackled in the end zone. Quinnen Williams recorded 1.5 sacks in his Cowboys debut.
• CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens sat out the opening Dallas series for disciplinary reasons but returned during the second possession.

Injuries

• No player from the named group was inactive because of injury, suffered an in-game injury, or left early and failed to return.
• Tyler Lockett was listed with a knee issue during the week but practiced fully before the game and played; he finished with three catches for 33 yards. He did not leave early, so there was no post-exit stoppage in production.
• Dak Prescott, CeeDee Lamb, Tre Tucker, Brock Bowers, Ashton Jeanty, George Pickens and Javonte Williams all participated without a reported in-game injury or early exit. Prescott was strip-sacked, but returned and finished the game.
• Emari Demercado and Jalen Nailor were not reported as inactives, injured, or early exits in this game coverage.