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There's no straightforward fix for losing one of the league's best defensive players, but the Packers do have several strategies to try to offset his injury.

The Broncos prevailed in a battle between top-two seeds in each conference, knocking off the Packers 34-26. Bo Nix racked up 304 passing yards with four touchdowns, while Jordan Love was intercepted twice and sacked three times by the vaunted Broncos defense. Green Bay's injuries to Micah Parsons and Christian Watson were too much to overcome.

The Saints continue to play hard under Kellen Moore, this time by beating the Panthers 20-17 on a last-second field goal by Charlie Smythe. Tyler Shough connected with Chris Olave on a 12-yard score with 2:29 remaining, then moved New Orleans into field goal range with another 15-yard completion and four-yard scamper.

In a back-and-forth affair, the Seahawks foiled Philip Rivers' return with an 18-16 victory. Blake Grupe nailed a 60-yard field goal to give the Colts a late lead, but Jason Myers' sixth kick — from 56 yards — provided Seattle an advantage it wouldn't relinquish. A Coby Bryant interception was the nail in the coffin for Indianapolis, granting Seattle its 11th win.

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The second-year receiver looked like his rookie form amid a trying second season, boosting the Jaguars to lead the AFC South and improve their passing attack.

The Packers staked control of the NFC North with a competitive victory over the Bears. Christian Watson racked up 89 receiving yards and two more touchdowns, and Keisean Nixon intercepted Caleb Williams on fourth down to seal the victory.

The Broncos won another game by one score, defeating the Raiders 24-17 to move to 11-2. Bo Nix completed 31-of-38 attempts for 212 yards, and the Denver's offense nearly doubled Las Vegas' time of possession.

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The Panthers' enormous Week 13 upset was fueled by one of the league's most underrated cover corners in 2025.

The Los Angeles Chargers dominated the Las Vegas Raiders 31-14 to stay in the playoff picture. Kimani Vidal's 126 yards spearheaded a big day for Los Angeles' ground game, while the Chargers' defense limited the Las Vegas offense to just 156 total yards.

The Seahawks swarmed the overwhelmed Vikings, winning 26-0 to move to 9-3. Seattle intercepted Max Brosmer four times in his first NFL start, with one returned 64 yards for a score by Ernest Jones.

The Buccaneers got back on track, ending a three-game skid with a narrow victory over the Cardinals in Week 13.

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The Chiefs' defense put the clamps on the Colts' high-powered offense in Week 12, potentially saving their season in the process.

The Jaguars outlasted the Cardinals 27-24 to move to 7-4. Parker Washington stepped up late with a nine-yard touchdown reception and a 25-yard gain in overtime, while Josh Hines-Allen and Jacksonville's defense did just enough to hold off Arizona's comeback try.

The Browns prevailed over the Raiders, winning Shedeur Sanders' first career start. Myles Garrett continued his Defensive Player of the Year campaign with three more sacks, while Cleveland took down Geno Smith 10 total times.

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