A furious 21-point comeback from Josh Allen and the Bills ended the Patriots 10-game win streak and kept their division title hopes alive.

The Chargers eliminated the Chiefs from playoff contention with a 16-13 win at Arrowhead, sealing it when Derwin James intercepted Gardner Minshew in the final seconds after Patrick Mahomes exited with a knee injury. Justin Herbert, playing through a broken left hand, threw a touchdown as Los Angeles completed a rare season sweep of Kansas City and secured back-to-back 10-win seasons.

Trevor Lawrence was surgical, and the Jaguars reaffirmed their hold on the AFC South with their fifth straight win.

C.J. Stroud threw for 260 yards and three touchdowns as the Texans raced to an early lead and rolled past the Cardinals 40-20, extending Houston’s winning streak to six games. Nico Collins topped 1,000 receiving yards for the third straight season while Arizona, despite big numbers from Trey McBride, dropped its sixth consecutive game.

The Bears reached 10 wins for the first time since 2018 by dismantling the Browns 31-3, powered by a three-interception defensive effort and a sharp Caleb Williams, who threw two touchdowns in frigid conditions.

The Ravens exacted their revenge on the Bengals after a Thanksgiving loss, ending their slim playoff hopes in the process.

The Philadelphia Eagles took full advantage of a "get-right" game, dismantling the Las Vegas Raiders to end a three-game losing streak.

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The Falcons stormed back from a 28-14 fourth-quarter deficit, largely through Kyle Pitts, to stun the Buccaneers and deal a blow to their playoff hopes.

The Falcons edged the Buccaneers 29–28 in Tampa thanks to Kyle Pitts Sr.’s monster three-TD, 152-yard performance and Zane Gonzalez’s walk-off field goal after a chaotic, penalty-filled night in which Atlanta racked up 19 flags but still averaged 7.2 yards per play.

PFF’s newest game-night challenge is here. With Cowboys–Vikings on Sunday Night Football, fans can now test their football eye by predicting the PFF grades for five featured players. Lock in your picks before kickoff, track grades live and see how close you land to the real thing.

Use this page to access all of PFF’s weekly rankings — from position groups like quarterbacks and cornerbacks to full unit rankings such as offensive and defensive lines.

PFF’s media research team has been hard at work this week, preparing for kickoff — pulling data-driven insights and talking points for our broadcast partners around the league. Now, we’re sharing those same nuggets with you. So, whether you’re looking to win your fantasy matchup, hit on your bets or just get smarter about the game, these are the key storylines to know for every Week 15 contest.

Elite defensive lines can change the course of a game by applying pressure, forcing hurried throws and creating turnovers while also stifling run plays to control the tempo. This season, we will closely monitor NFL defensive line play. Unlike our offensive line rankings, which in some cases consider previous-season rankings, these rankings will be based purely on 2025 play.

These rankings utilize PFF All-Coverage charting and data to rank the cornerbacks, providing insights into PFF coverage grades and our Successful Coverage Over Expected (SCOE) metric, which measures how well each coverage defender performed above expectations on non-targeted coverage snaps.

Advanced coverage grade uses machine learning to map the separation allowed on a play to the expected PFF coverage grade the player would have earned had they been targeted. This system also takes into account the difficulty of the assignment and the situation when making that assessment.

In this quarterback rankings breakdown, we've evaluated the top performers based on PFF passing grades. Using insights from Premium Stats, we’ll also present a variety of key grades beyond passing grade, including grades under pressure, from a clean pocket, against the blitz and more.

PFF is grading every player on every play during the 2025 NFL season, and these are the top wide receivers by PFF receiving grade through 14 weeks.