The Los Angeles Chargers dominated the Las Vegas Raiders 31-14 to stay in the playoff picture. Kimani Vidal's 126 yards spearheaded a big day for Los Angeles' ground game, while the Chargers' defense limited the Las Vegas offense to just 156 total yards.

The Bills dominated the second half and rolled past the Steelers 26-7 at Acrisure Stadium, turning a 7–3 halftime deficit into a comfortable win behind a defensive onslaught and two Josh Allen touchdowns.

The Seahawks swarmed the overwhelmed Vikings, winning 26-0 to move to 9-3. Seattle intercepted Max Brosmer four times in his first NFL start, with one returned 64 yards for a score by Ernest Jones.

The Jets edged the Falcons 27-24 at MetLife Stadium, winning on Nick Folk’s 56-yard field goal with five seconds left to cap a back-and-forth finish.

The Jaguars pulled ahead in the AFC South race with this Week 13 win, while the Titans remained firmly in control of 2026's No. 1 overall draft pick.

C.J. Stroud and the Texans controlled tempo early and leaned on the league’s top defense to outlast the Indianapolis Colts 20-16 in a physical, low-rhythm matchup. Indianapolis managed just one first down across three first-quarter drives and never found consistent footing, with Daniel Jones under pressure throughout and Jonathan Taylor limited after a fast start.

The Dolphins nearly relinquished a 16-0 lead but shut the door on the Saints with a late defensive stand.

Matthew Stafford threw two touchdowns but committed three turnovers, including a late strip-sack with the Rams driving, as Los Angeles fell 31-28 to the Carolina Panthers. Kyren Williams and Blake Corum combined for 153 rushing yards and two scores, yet the Rams mustered only one third-quarter possession and surrendered 164 rushing yards in an uncharacteristically shaky defensive outing.

The 49ers suffocated the Browns with stingy defense — namely, two important turnovers — to move to 9-4.

The Buccaneers got back on track, ending a three-game skid with a narrow victory over the Cardinals in Week 13.

We break down the advanced metrics after every Thanksgiving game of the Week 13 slate, giving an in-depth look at the numbers behind every contest.

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 13 contest.

Kyle Monangai and D’Andre Swift powered a dominant ground attack, combining for 255 rushing yards and two touchdowns as the Chicago Bears beat the Philadelphia Eagles 24-15 for their fifth straight win. Chicago piled up 281 rushing yards overall and turned a late third-quarter tush-push fumble by Jalen Hurts into the decisive touchdown drive, capped by Monangai’s 4-yard score and a 28-yard insurance strike from Caleb Williams to Cole Kmet.

Joe Burrow returned from injury to throw two second-half touchdown passes, sparking the Cincinnati Bengals to a 32-14 win and snapping Baltimore’s five-game winning streak. The Ravens unraveled with five turnovers — including three by Lamar Jackson and a goal-line fumble by Isaiah Likely — allowing Cincinnati to pull away on scoring grabs by Tanner Hudson and Andrei Iosivas.

Dak Prescott threw two touchdowns and Malik Davis broke free for a 43-yard score as the Dallas Cowboys edged the Kansas City Chiefs 31-28 on Thanksgiving. Patrick Mahomes kept Kansas City in it with four touchdown passes — including two on fourth down — and a late 42-yard strike to Xavier Worthy that set up a Hollywood Brown score, but Dallas protected its lead on the final drive.

Jordan Love threw four touchdown passes and powered a Green Bay offense that punted only twice, guiding the Packers past the Detroit Lions on Thanksgiving.

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Chicago enters with a high floor on the ground and real reasons to expect more scoring success than the market is giving them credit for against this Eagles defense. Put it all together, and 7 points is simply too many — the Bears are very live to upset an overrated Philadelphia team.