Dolphins 27 This game may go down as Xavien Howard’s coming out party (he’s just the second player in the last decade to pick Tom Brady off twice in the same game) but the entire Miami defense did their part to get Brady pissed off; #12 was held to just 5.4 yards per pass and went 0-for-11 on 3rd downs, the worst showing for the Patriots offense since 1991. Now that he’s only 7-9 against the Dolphins on the road, Brady is one superstar athlete that hates taking his talents to South Beach. (AP Photo/Lynne Sladky)
AP Photo/Lynne Sladky
Steelers 39 In a shootout that runs counter to everything we’re used to seeing in this rivalry, Pittsburgh paid tribute to Ryan Shazier by clinching their third AFC North title in four years not with defense, but with Ben Roethlisberger’s NFL-record third 500-yard passing game and Chris Boswell’s fourth go-ahead field goal in the last minute of the 4th quarter in as many tries this season. The Steelers’ Killer B’s are most definitely on the swarm. (AP Photo/Don Wright)
AP Photo/Don Wright
Chargers 30 If a game comes down to Human Hummus and a mini Saved By The Bell reunion, the Zack Attack always wins.
(AP Photo/Denis Poroy)Slater & Zack Morris from Bayside High stopping by to say hi 👋 Thanks for coming out @MarioLopezExtra and @MPG! pic.twitter.com/E1esIUrYnY — Los Angeles Chargers (@chargers) December 10, 2017
AP Photo/Denis Poroy
Rams 35 Though this Hollywood thriller required some paid extras, the first meeting between the top two picks of the 2016 NFL Draft lived up to its billing: Jared Goff and Carson Wentz each had passer ratings over 100 and Wentz broke Sonny Jurgensen’s team record by throwing for 33 TDs this season … a season that might fall woefully short of expectations if Wentz’s knee injury prematurely ends his MVP-caliber year. (Photo by Jeff Gross/Getty Images)
Photo by Jeff Gross/Getty Images
Larry Fitzgerald has passed Randy Moss for 3rd on the all-time receiving yards list.
— ESPN Stats & Info (@ESPNStatsInfo) December 10, 2017
Those he's passed this season
Marvin Harrison
Steve Smith Sr.
Tim Brown
Tony Gonzalez
Isaac Bruce
Randy Moss pic.twitter.com/3fHWkXEL5O
Broncos 23 As good as Denver’s defense has been in recent years, it’s hard to believe this is their first shutout since 2005 (which, ironically, also came against the Jets). Now that their 8-game losing streak is over, all that’s left for the Broncos is playing spoiler against the Chiefs in Week 17. (AP Photo/Joe Mahoney)
AP Photo/Joe Mahoney
Jaguars 30 The only thing uglier than Seattle’s performance on the field was the Quinton Jefferson situation in the stands. Though this fell short of the NBA’s infamous “Malice in the Palace” 13 years ago, the NFL’s inconsistent response to player misconduct is really going to be put to the test here. (AP Photo/Stephen B. Morton)
AP Photo/Stephen B. Morton
Giants 10 Well, New York … you wanted Eli Manning back. You got him. (Photo by Elsa/Getty Images)
Photo by Elsa/Getty Images
Bucs 21 Another week, another Matthew Stafford come-from-behind victory. Even with a busted paw, this Lion now has 27 such wins, breaking a tie with Matt Ryan for the 4th most among active players. Does this mean we can transfer the nickname “Matty Ice” to Stafford? (Photo by Brian Blanco/Getty Images)
Photo by Brian Blanco/Getty Images
Chiefs 26 Kansas City finally woke up and got the ball to Kareem Hunt while Oakland continued its inexplicable issues on offense; the Raiders have been held to 17 points or fewer in seven of their 13 games this season after doing so just three times all of last season. Jack Del Rio has some ‘splaining to do. (Photo by Peter Aiken/Getty Images)
Photo by Peter Aiken/Getty Images
Browns 21 (OT) Only Cleveland can be so bad they have a 3-game losing streak when leading by 14+ points.
And the Browns’ loss (again) is Green Bay’s gain; the Pack have reason to bring Aaron Rodgers back and that could mean an unexpected return to the playoffs. (Photo by Gregory Shamus/Getty Images)At one point today the Packers had just a 4.1% chance to beat the Browns. Green Bay came back to win in overtime. — Seth Walder (@SethWalder) December 10, 2017
Photo by Gregory Shamus/Getty Images
Bills 13 (OT) Chuck Pagano clearly loves movies so here’s one: Snowpiercer, starring LeSean McCoy. (Photo by Brett Carlsen/Getty Images)
Photo by Brett Carlsen/Getty Images
Bengals 7 If getting lit up at home by Mitchell Trubisky and John Fox doesn’t get Marvin Lewis fired, I don’t know what will. (AP Photo/Frank Victores)
AP Photo/Frank Victores
Texans 16 I’m not sold on Jimmy Garoppolo as a 5-time Super Bowl winner but I do believe he’s got a chance to be the best thing to happen to San Francisco since Jim Harbaugh. And if this was part of Tom Savage’s audition, T.J. Yates just beat him out for the part of stand-in Texans QB. It’s just Houston’s (bad) luck to have to go back to the future just to get this lost season over with. (AP Photo/David J. Phillip)
AP Photo/David J. Phillip
Falcons 20 On a night when Atlanta’s biggest play was made by a New Orleans native, the Falcons took advantage of some Thursday-induced injuries to stay in the NFC playoff picture. Atlanta plays each of their division foes in the season’s final three weeks so we’re about to find out if this was a big break on a short week or the start of a postseason march. (AP Photo/Danny Karnik)
AP Photo/Danny Karnik
