Zach Tantillo

The Los Angeles Rams held Russell Wilson and company in check en route to a 23-16 win over the Seattle Seahawks in Week 10.

From the Northwestern defense's second-half dominance to Justin Fields' outstanding start to the season, here are the stats to know for the top-25 matchups heading into the Week 11 slate.

It was not pretty in the slightest, but the Pittsburgh Steelers defeated the Garrett Gilbert-led Dallas Cowboys, 24-19, to remain the lone undefeated team in the NFL.

No Calvin Ridley, no problem. Even though the team was without one half of its dynamic receiving duo, the Atlanta Falcons were able to hold off the Denver Broncos’ late comeback and escape Week 9 with a 34-27 win.

From Kedon Slovis' pinpoint accuracy rate to Clemson's ACC-leading pressure rate, here are the stats to know for Week 10's biggest matchups.

The Alabama Crimson Tide dominates PFF's list of the top-graded players from the SEC, with QB Mac Jones, WR DeVonta Smith, DI Phidarian Mathis and CB Patrick Surtain II all leading their peers in PFF grade.

In a game that was not supposed to be relatively close, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers needed a controversial flag pickup on a New York Giants 2-point conversion to seal the 25-23 Monday night victory. 

When the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Baltimore Ravens face-off, it rarely disappoints. This game came down to the final snap, which saw Lamar Jackson’s pass broken up by Minkah Fitzpatrick in the end zone to hold onto the Steelers' 28-24 victory. 

The Denver Broncos were no match the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 7, falling short in all facets en route to a 43-16 loss.

The Atlanta Falcons relinquished yet another late lead, this time allowing Matthew Stafford and the Detroit Lions to drive down the field in the waning minutes in Week 7.

The pandemic may have made it more difficult for freshmen to make a splash during Spring and Fall camps, but despite the circumstances, these first-year players have battled against adversity and made a name for themselves in their first season of action.

The Atlanta Falcons fired on all cylinders for the full 60 minutes in a 40-23 rout of the Minnesota Vikings in Week 6.

Kyler Murray threw for a career-high 380 yards against the reeling New York Jets to lead the Arizona Cardinals to a 30-10 victory. 

Quarterback Aaron Rodgers continued his hot start to the 2020 season, throwing four touchdown passes to lead the Green Bay Packers over the Atlanta Falcons, 30-16.

Russell Wilson played up to the lofty standards he's set for himself so far this season, throwing for his third 300-plus-yard game of the season and tossing two touchdowns, leading the Seattle Seahawks to a 31-23 win over the Miami Dolphins.

The Indianapolis Colts' defense pulled no punches on Sunday, picking off Sam Darnold three times and taking two to the house en route to a 36-7 victory over the New York Jets.

Minshew Mania is alive and well in Jacksonville, but a late comeback bid fell short against the Tennessee Titans in an AFC South divisional bout. 

In a battle between two of the NFL's top young running backs, Josh Jacobs helped propel the Las Vegas Raiders to a win over the Carolina Panthers in Week 1.