We'll examine team performance in various categories after each week of the 2025 NFL season.

Pittsburgh extended its home Monday Night Football winning streak to 23 with a convincing win over the Dolphins, who are now officially eliminated from postseason contention.

PFF grades every player on every play, and these are the top rookies through 15 weeks of action.

There’s no denying the pressure on McCarthy. The Vikings went all-in on him as their franchise quarterback this offseason, and the early returns were uneven. But development was always going to take time, and over the past few weeks, the confidence and decisiveness have clearly shown up on tape.

After a marathon of a season, it’s becoming a sprint to the finish line as the top teams vie for playoff positioning — while squads that have been eliminated will look to play spoiler. Every year, we see rookies make big impacts toward these goals, and this week we’re going to look at the best at each position from a chaotic Week 15.

Aaron Rodgers threw for 224 yards and two touchdowns as the Steelers pulled away in the second half to beat the Dolphins 28-15 on Monday night, staying atop the AFC North. Pittsburgh scored four straight touchdowns after a sluggish start, while Miami’s playoff hopes were extinguished as Tua Tagovailoa and the offense stalled in the cold.

Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence and New York Giants edge rusher Abdul Carter headline PFF's Week 15 Team of the Week.

Each week, we will highlight an interesting grade or stat from every game in the NFL. To dig deeper into every game, including snap counts for every player, subscribe to PFF+.

This season, we’re launching a weekly series at PFF that provides a behind-the-scenes look at our grading process. Each week, we’ll break down some of the highest-graded individual plays, complete with tweets to show you the action.

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.

We break down the advanced metrics after every game of the Week 15 slate, giving an in-depth look at the numbers behind every contest.

This year, PFF NFL game recaps have been reimagined to deliver more value than ever. Each game breakdown includes advanced box-score metrics, player participation, snap counts, initial PFF grades and key statistical takeaways — all powered by Premium Stats 2.0. It’s everything you need to quickly catch up on the action and dive deeper into team and player performance.

The Vikings spoiled Dallas’ playoff hopes with a 34-26 win, as J.J. McCarthy delivered his best performance of the season and Minnesota’s defense dictated terms against a Cowboys offense that struggled on third down and in the red zone.

The Lions' 24-14 first-half lead didn't last long. Matthew Stafford and the Los Angeles Rams got going and didn't look back to secure their 11th win.

Brock Purdy threw three touchdown passes and San Francisco scored on its first five possessions to cruise past the Titans 37-24, snapping Tennessee’s brief momentum and tightening the 49ers’ grip on playoff positioning.

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.