Kirk Cousins threw two touchdown passes, including a 49-yard strike to Darnell Mooney in the fourth quarter, as the Atlanta Falcons pulled away for a 24-10 win over the New Orleans Saints in Week 12.

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.

Patrick Mahomes led two late scoring drives and Harrison Butker capped the comeback with a 27-yard field goal in overtime as the Kansas City Chiefs edged the Indianapolis Colts 23-20. Indianapolis built a 20-9 lead behind Daniel Jones’ two first-half touchdown passes and Laiatu Latu’s red-zone interception, but the offense collapsed with four straight three-and-outs to close the game.

Jahmyr Gibbs powered Detroit’s comeback with 264 scrimmage yards and three touchdowns, including a 69-yard score on the first play of overtime, as the Lions beat the Giants 34-27 in Week 12.

The Patriots' win streak lives on. They downed the Bengals to claim a ninth straight victory and further cement their lead atop the AFC East.

Mason Rudolph threw two touchdowns and Pittsburgh forced three takeaways, but the Steelers couldn’t overcome Caleb Williams’ efficient passing in a 31-28 loss to the Chicago Bears in Week 12.

Jaxon Smith-Njigba's big day powered the Seahawks' offense to another big day and the team's eighth win.

The Ravens got through another ugly offensive start to hand the Jets their ninth loss of the season.

No Josh Jacobs, no problem. Emanuel Wilson carried the load for the Packers, who stifled the reeling Vikings in Week 12.

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Saquon Barkley draws one of the week’s most favorable trench matchups, pairing his top-10 yards-before-contact profile with a Dallas defense that ranks near the bottom of the league in the same metric. Kansas City’s Hunt brings similar touchdown equity on volume alone, converting 24 of 29 short-yardage carries and owning nearly all of the Chiefs’ inside-the-5 work this season.

Matthew Stafford is playing at an MVP level, and the Buccaneers are struggling to stop opposing passing games.

Drake Maye is set up for an efficient, explosive performance against a Bengals defense leaking big plays and struggling to generate pressure without Trey Hendrickson. At the same time, Detroit’s receivers draw clear matchup edges against the Giants’ corners, positioning the Lions offense for another high-ceiling outing.

Tyler Shough’s aggressive play style — including the second-highest ADOT in the NFL and strong underlying grades — creates real upside as he continues to trend upward week over week. With Atlanta allowing the second-highest yards per attempt over the last five weeks, this is a quietly favorable matchup for both Shough and the Saints offense.

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