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Bryce Young and the Carolina Panthers capped Week 11 with a dramatic overtime win over the Atlanta Falcons, continuing their surge with a fifth victory in their last seven games. Young delivered one of the best outings of his young career, putting up career-best numbers through the air.

Week 11 is in the books. With the playoff picture looking clearer by the week, we have some impact playmakers making a big difference in just their debut NFL seasons.

The Cardinals' Walter Nolen and the Bears' Colston Loveland were among the first-round standouts in Week 11 of the 2025 season.

Dak Prescott threw for 268 yards and four touchdowns as the Dallas Cowboys controlled the Las Vegas Raiders in a 33-16 win on Monday night. Prescott consistently attacked through the air, feeding George Pickens for 144 yards and a score and connecting with CeeDee Lamb for another touchdown, while Javonte Williams added 93 rushing yards to keep the offense balanced.

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We break down the advanced metrics after every game of the Week 11 slate, giving an in-depth look at the numbers behind every contest.

Howie Roseman's trade for Phillips has already paid off, elevating the Eagles' defensive line to play like one of the best in the NFL.

The issues with the Cowboys' defense continue to be the topic of conversation, as they rank 30th in EPA per play (0.129) and total points allowed (273). Run defense has been a glaring problem, placing last in the NFL in rushing success rate allowed (40.3%). Trading for an elite interior run defender in Quinnen Williams (90.8 PFF run-defense grade) aims to fix that. 

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Philadelphia’s lone touchdown came on a trademark Jalen Hurts tush push, but it was the Eagles’ front seven that dictated the game from start to finish. Relentless at the line of scrimmage, they held Detroit to 0-for-5 on fourth down and kept Jared Goff under constant duress, collapsing pockets and disrupting timing throughout the night. It was a defensive performance strikingly reminiscent of their 2024 Super Bowl run — disciplined, physical and completely overwhelming.

Bo Nix led a late 10-play drive to set up Wil Lutz’s 35-yard field goal with seconds remaining, lifting the Denver Broncos to a 22-19 win over the Kansas City Chiefs and a commanding 9-2 lead in the AFC West.

Shedeur Sanders made his NFL debut after Dillon Gabriel's concussion, but the Ravens eked out the comeback win.

In a game between two of the NFL's best teams, Los Angeles' defense proved the difference. The Rams haunted Sam Darnold to the tune of four interceptions despite a quiet day from Matthew Stafford. Jason Myers' potential game-winning 61-yard field goal missed wide right, moving the Rams to 8-2.

Brock Purdy's return went swimmingly for the 49ers, as the quarterback threw for 220 yards and three touchdowns in a dominant win over the Cardinals. Christian McCaffrey tacked on 121 yards and total three touchdowns in a big day for San Francisco's offense, which offset a historic 452-yard afternoon for Jacoby Brissett.

Bryce Young threw a late touchdown to Tet McMillan and Carolina sealed it in overtime to beat the Atlanta Falcons 30-27, completing a season sweep and handing Atlanta its fifth straight loss. The Falcons built a 21-7 lead behind three rushing touchdowns from Bijan Robinson and Tyler Allgeier, but a series of turnovers, coverage busts and special teams miscues — including a fumbled kickoff and multiple big gains allowed through the air — let the Panthers claw back