Rookie first-rounder Malaki Starks is the NFL's highest-graded defender over the past two weeks, coinciding with his improved coverage play and two interceptions.

We break down the advanced metrics after every game of the Week 10 slate, giving an in-depth look at the numbers behind every contest.

In Week 10, the Seahawks kept up their dominant ways with a thumping 44-22 win over the lowly Cardinals. And in traditional Seattle fashion, it was an unheralded defensive standout who propelled Seattle’s seventh victory this year.

NFC division leaders face off on Monday night in their first meeting since the Eagles took down the Packers on wild-card weekend last season. That matchup was their second meeting of the 2024 season, and second of Jordan Love’s career — both of which ended in Philadelphia claiming victory and covering on the spread.

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Justin Herbert threw a touchdown and Kimani Vidal added a short scoring run as the Los Angeles Chargers cruised past the Pittsburgh Steelers 25-10 on Sunday night to improve to 7-3. Rookie safety RJ Mickens’ interception late in the first half set up Herbert’s 16-yard touchdown to Ladd McConkey, sparking a dominant defensive and offensive stretch for Los Angeles. Khalil Mack recorded a safety and a sack, while the Chargers defense held Aaron Rodgers and the Steelers to 2-of-11 on third down and forced two interceptions in the Week 10 win.

Matthew Stafford extended his MVP campaign with 280 yards and four more touchdowns, pushing the Rams to 7-2. Los Angeles' fierce defense also forced two turnovers to hold off a strong day from Mac Jones.

The Seahawks continued their torrid start, obliterating the Cardinals 44-22. Jaxon Smith-Njigba got the fireworks started with an early 43-yard touchdown, and DeMarcus Lawrence returned two fumbles forced by Tyrice Knight for touchdowns.

Jared Goff threw three touchdown passes and Jahmyr Gibbs scored three times as the Detroit Lions rolled past the Washington Commanders 44-22. Goff went 25 of 33 for 320 yards with touchdowns to Gibbs, Amon-Ra St. Brown, and Jameson Williams, while Gibbs added 142 rushing yards and scoring runs of 13 and 43 yards.

The Chicago Bears marched to 6-3 on the heels of more fourth-quarter heroics, scoring 14 points in the final frame after Jaxson Dart suffered a concussion. A 17-yard Caleb Williams scamper touchdown gave Chicago a lead it didn't relinquish.

The Jaguars relinquished a 19-point fourth-quarter lead to the Davis Mills-led Houston Texans, falling to 5-4 in the process.

The Ravens' resurgence is full steam ahead. Baltimore is now the winner of three straight after starting the season 1-5.

The New York Jets used two special teams touchdowns and a relentless pass rush to beat the Cleveland Browns 17-14 in a rain-soaked win at MetLife Stadium. Kene Nwangwu returned a kickoff 99 yards for a score, and Isaiah Williams added a 74-yard punt return touchdown as the Jets built an early lead. Breece Hall totaled 125 scrimmage yards, and the defense notched six sacks to help New York secure its second straight victory and improve to 2-7.

Tua Tagovailoa threw two touchdown passes and De’Von Achane piled up 225 total yards with two long scoring runs as the Miami Dolphins defeated the Buffalo Bills 30-13. Miami built a 16-0 halftime lead behind touchdowns from Malik Washington and Jaylen Waddle, then sealed the win with Achane’s 59- and 35-yard bursts in the fourth quarter. Josh Allen threw two late touchdown passes to Keon Coleman and rookie tight end Jackson Hawes, but Buffalo’s offense sputtered early as the Bills fell to 6-3.

The New England Patriots are certifiably atop the AFC East, building on their lead after the Bills' loss.

Rookie quarterback Tyler Shough earned his first NFL win as a starter, moving the Saints to 2-8.

Jonathan Taylor rushed for 244 yards and three touchdowns, including the 8-yard game-winner in overtime, as the Indianapolis Colts edged the Atlanta Falcons 31-25 in the NFL’s first regular-season game in Berlin. Taylor’s 83-yard scoring run late in regulation — the league’s longest of the season — put Indianapolis ahead before Michael Badgley’s field goal forced overtime. Daniel Jones threw for 255 yards and a touchdown, while Tyler Allgeier scored twice for Atlanta, which dropped its fourth straight to fall to 3-6 as the Colts improved to 8-2.