Pats 20
Rex Ryan says he’s not obsessed with the Patriots but New England sure seems to have him on their mind. Now that Rexy’s lost 11 of 15 duels with Bill Belichick, at least he’s got that going for him.
(Photo by Maddie Meyer/Getty Images)
Photo by Maddie Meyer/Getty Images
Panthers 44 Yes, this unnecessary roughness call was some BS, but if you’re not taking Carolina seriously, it’s long past time to start: The Panthers’ 14 straight regular-season wins is the 3rd-longest streak by an NFC team since the 1970 merger, and they’ve rushed for 100+ yards in 21 straight games. With a career-high 5 TD passes Sunday, Cam Newton is spending a lot of time in his happy place. (Getty Images/Streeter Lecka)
Getty Images/Streeter Lecka
Ravens 16 Bad news for Baltimore: Joe Flacco’s streak of 121 straight starts (the fifth-longest streak in NFL history) will end after he shredded his knee, and Justin Forsett will also miss the rest of the season after an ugly arm injury. Good news for Baltimore: They’re a virtual lock to earn the top pick in the 2016 Draft and become the NFL’s next worst-to-first story. (AP Photo/Nick Wass)
AP Photo/Nick Wass
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Dolphins 14 If Romo’s return has Jerry Jones singing in the shower, I shudder to think what he’ll do if Dallas continues the trend of winning every game Romo start this season … (AP Photo/Wilfredo Lee)
AP Photo/Wilfredo Lee
Lions 18 Oakland picked a bad time to lose three straight. After their trip to Tennessee, they have to face KC, Denver and Green Bay. Raider Nation might look back on this loss as the one that cost them a wild card berth. (AP Photo/Rick Osentoski)
AP Photo/Rick Osentoski
Falcons 21 If this was Indy’s statement game, they made it loud and clear: We will continue to win games by accident. (AP Photo/John Bazemore)
AP Photo/John Bazemore
Texans 24 Get a good look at this play. It’s the beginning of DeAndre Hopkins’ reign as a top five receiver and the end of Darrelle Revis’ days as an elite corner. (AP Photo/David J. Phillip)
AP Photo/David J. Phillip
Bears 15 If you thought Ice Cube had a good day, try being Brock Osweiler: Dude gets his first career start on his 25th birthday, throws 2 TDs for a 127.1 QB rating and beats the guy that drafted him (John Fox). A couple more good days and these could be Brock’s Broncos for good. (Getty Images/David Banks)
Getty Images/David Banks
Chargers 3 Denver made their QB change at the right time. KC has won four straight by a total margin of 91 points to get to 5-5 and within two games of the division lead. Things just got interesting in the AFC West. Unless, of course, you’re San Diego. A 346-pound defensive tackle scored more than your offense and the best player in attendance was retired. I’m not sure L.A. will want this mess. (AP Photo/Lenny Ignelzi)
AP Photo/Lenny Ignelzi
Vikings 13 Aaron Rodgers led first-place Green Bay to their 10th win in their last 12 meetings with Minnesota and has the league’s 5th best QB rating (101.8). If this is what being distracted by Olivia Munn looks like, we should all be so lucky. (AP Photo/Ann Heisenfelt)
AP Photo/Ann Heisenfelt
Seahawks 29 Just to put this in perspective: Marshawn Lynch’s career-high is 153 rushing yards. Thomas Rawls (209 yards on Sunday) already has two games in which he’s eclipsed that total. But let’s be honest: Lou Rawls could run for 100 yards against this depleted San Fran defense. (Photo by Otto Greule Jr/Getty Images)
Photo by Otto Greule Jr/Getty Images
Cardinals 34 Carson Palmer never hid how much he wanted this game, and in leading Arizona to their league-leading seventh 30-point game, he definitely played like a man with something to prove to his former team. I’m surprised he didn’t kick the celebration up a notch considering he’s got a “thrust fund” already set up in his name. Meanwhile, Cincy isn’t doing their reputation any favors by losing back-to-back prime-time games; in fact, the Bengals are now 1-13 under Marvin Lewis in road games that start at 7 ET or later. Just don’t mention it to Andy Dalton. You’ll upset him. (AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin)
AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin
