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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.

In a back-and-forth affair, the Seahawks foiled Philip Rivers' return with an 18-16 victory. Blake Grupe nailed a 60-yard field goal to give the Colts a late lead, but Jason Myers' sixth kick — from 56 yards — provided Seattle an advantage it wouldn't relinquish. A Coby Bryant interception was the nail in the coffin for Indianapolis, granting Seattle its 11th win.

The Commanders snapped an eight-game losing streak with a 29-21 win over the Giants, fueled by a Jaylin Lane punt-return touchdown, a rushing score from Jacory Croskey-Merritt, and a 51-yard TD strike from Marcus Mariota to Terry McLaurin.

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.