PFF grades every player on every play, and these are the top rookies through 14 weeks of action.

We’ve reached the point in the NFL season where every team has hit its bye week, as everyone races for control of their playoff destinies. That also means that rookies can no longer really be considered newbies as they get their first taste of consistent December football.

The Chargers outlasted the Eagles 22–19 in a chaotic overtime thriller, rallying late behind Cam Hart’s first career interception, two clutch Cameron Dicker field goals — including the 54-yard OT go-ahead — and a wild, game-sealing pick by Tony Jefferson in the red zone. In a turnover-marred matchup featuring eight giveaways and even a three-turnover single play, Justin Herbert and the Bolts did just enough to move to 9–4 and escape Philadelphia’s final push.

The second-year receiver looked like his rookie form amid a trying second season, boosting the Jaguars to lead the AFC South and improve their passing attack.

together his sharpest game in nearly three seasons. His Week 14 turnaround featured elite accuracy, mistake-free play under pressure and one of the best downfield outputs of the 2025 campaign.

Rams wide receiver Puka Nacua and Seahawks defensive back Devon Witherspoon highlight the PFF NFL Week 14 Team of the Week.

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The Bengals' offensive line is beginning to shine in pass protection, but will it be enough to overcome just a 4% chance to make the playoffs?

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.

We break down the advanced metrics after every game of the Week 14 slate, giving an in-depth look at the numbers behind every contest.

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Houston’s defense overwhelmed Patrick Mahomes, forcing three interceptions and repeatedly shutting down Kansas City’s offense in a gritty 20-10 Texans win at Arrowhead. The Chiefs unraveled late, turning the ball over on downs to set up Dare Ogunbowale’s go-ahead fourth-quarter touchdown as Houston closed the game with 10 unanswered points.

The Packers staked control of the NFC North with a competitive victory over the Bears. Christian Watson racked up 89 receiving yards and two more touchdowns, and Keisean Nixon intercepted Caleb Williams on fourth down to seal the victory.

The Rams steamrolled the Cardinals 45-17 behind a near-flawless offensive performance that piled up more than 500 yards, with Matthew Stafford throwing three touchdowns and playmakers Puka Nacua, Blake Corum, and Kyren Williams all erupting for big scoring days.

The Broncos won another game by one score, defeating the Raiders 24-17 to move to 11-2. Bo Nix completed 31-of-38 attempts for 212 yards, and the Denver's offense nearly doubled Las Vegas' time of possession.

Tony Pollard exploded for a career-best 161 rushing yards and two touchdowns, and Tennessee’s defense delivered three second-half takeaways as the Titans survived Shedeur Sanders’ late rally to beat the Browns 31-29 in snowy Cleveland.

Aaron Rodgers was at his best, and the Ravens' mistakes cost them again, helping the Steelers move into first place in the AFC North.