The Seattle Seahawks took on the Los Angeles Rams in a battle for the lead of the NFC West and like some had suspected, Sam Darnold was unable to deliver for the Seahawks and threw four interceptions that ultimately doomed his team. This is why people struggle to buy in to Darnold as a threat. Josh Allen delivered in a big way for the Buffalo Bills over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers while the Denver Broncos also got it done with a clutch home win over the Kansas City Chiefs. This makes it nearly impossible for the Chiefs to get home-field advantage at any time in the playoffs. The Baltimore Ravens want to make the playoffs and they continued their march towards it with a win over the Cleveland Browns, but it wasn't pretty. An ugly loss to the Houston Texans hurt the Jacksonville Jaguars last week, but they bounced back with a dominant win over the Los Angeles Chargers and kept pace in the wild card race. In the NFC, the Carolina Panthers did the same with a historic performance from Bryce Young to sweep the Atlanta Falcons this year. Finally, the Philadelphia Eagles demolished the Detroit Lions on Sunday Night Football and Dan Campbell's decision to take over offensive play-calling does look mighty suspect after Jared Goff looked to crumble.

The Broncos keep up their winning ways! Josh Allen goes for SIX touchdowns!

Chicago Bears surge to 6-3 behind Caleb Williams' electric play—are they true contenders, or merely outperforming expectations?

We look at the Bills and Buccaneers battling for a big Week 11 win, the Rams and Seahawks fighting for the NFC West lead and more.

The Kansas City Chiefs are currently on the outside looking in for the AFC Playoffs and now they must travel to Denver to take on the 8-2 Broncos. With the Chiefs fighting for their lives, they will get the W, but the talented Denver defense will make them work for it. A big-time NFC clash, the Detroit Lions head to take on the Philadelphia Eagles and with the Eagles current( and constant) drama, the Lions togetherness will lead them to an upset. The Seattle Seahawks will also find a way to cover as underdogs in their heavyweight match with the Los Angeles Rams. Two inconsistent home favorites, the Minnesota Vikings against the Chicago Bears and the Miami Dolphins against the Washington Commanders, are teams we should count on to cover with victories this week as the NFL brings balance to the standings. Finally, the New England Patriots played with their food at times against the lowly New York Jets, but ultimately handled business and moved to 9-2.

Cincinnati Bengals face a staggering crossroads: should Joe Burrow be traded after the offense thrives in his absence?

We have a battle out west in Week 11 as the Los Angeles Rams and Seattle Seahawks finally face off in a game between two of the best teams in the NFL that could decide home-field advantage for the playoffs. Another divisional matchup between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Denver Broncos has a chance to shake up the AFC. In the AFC North, everything is up for grabs with the Cincinnati Bengals taking on the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Baltimore Ravens trying to stay rolling against the Cleveland Browns. The Chicago Bears are 6-3, but the Minnesota Vikings could play spoiler. Finally, Thursday Night Football has the New England Patriots taking on the New York Jets and it is just about how much the Patriots are going to win by at this point.

Washington Commanders’ offseason gambles spark heated debate—did risky wide receiver moves doom their playoff hopes?

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The Cincinnati Bengals shocked the NFL on Monday when they announced Joe Burrow would be back at practice and have his 21-day window opened to return from Injured Reserve, but the Bengals are 3-6 and if they lose either of their next two games, they would be fools to bring Burrow back. Likewise in the NFC, the Atlanta Falcons completely blew their chances to have a good season and now the playoffs are less likely than having a top 10 pick which they do not own. The Minnesota Vikings have to be worried about J.J. McCarthy now as it becomes clear they are not a playoff team. Finally, in the NFC East, it is time to write off the Washington Commanders who are having a disaster season and the Dallas Cowboys, as their defense is truly bottom of the barrel.

New York Giants shake up the NFL by firing Brian Daboll, but is keeping Joe Schoen a costly mistake?

The Philadelphia Eagles got an UGLY win over the Green Bay Packers on Monday Night Football in a game where both offenses couldn't get much going, but Jalen Hurts was able to make big plays when his team needed them and Jordan Love wasn't. We got our second head coach firing of the 2025 season on Monday as the New York Giants moved on from Brian Daboll. Daboll was always on the hot seat and seeing Jaxson Dart get injured was probably the final straw for the Giants decision makers. Daboll may be on the way out, but we got a surprise return on Monday as well as Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow returned to practice and should be back in the lineup by Thanksgiving. Moving out west, we saw the Los Angeles Rams and the Seattle Seahawks dominate their opponents as the race for the division intensifies.

Houston Texans stun Jacksonville Jaguars with an unbelievable 26-point fourth-quarter comeback—was this the biggest meltdown of the NFL season?

The New England Patriots got another road win in Week 10 against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and quarterback Drake Maye made an MVP statement in a solid performance that leaves him as the favorite to win the award. One of the players falling back in that race is Josh Allen, who had multiple turnovers in a massive upset as the Miami Dolphins beat the Buffalo Bills. Johnathan Taylor ran wild on the Atlanta Falcons to lead the Indianapolis Colts to another victory and has now put himself in that MVP conversation as well. As many expected, Baltimore Ravens are right back in the thick of it after controlling the Minnesota Vikings and intercepting J.J. McCarthy multiple times. On Sunday Night Football, the Los Angeles Chargers throttled the Pittsburgh Steelers and Aaron Rodgers. The Chargers were far from perfect, but they handled their business and kept pace in the competitive AFC.

Jonathan Taylor put the Indianapolis Colts on his shoulders in a comeback win over the Atlanta Falcons. The Buffalo Bills took a step back in the AFC, losing to the lowly Miami Dolphins.

The Las Vegas Raiders stumble again, falling to the Denver Broncos as offensive woes and costly mistakes define their season

We look at Drake Maye and Baker Mayfield fighting for MVP position, the Rams and 49ers facing off in an NFC West showdown in Week 10 and more.

On Thursday Night Football, the Denver Broncos barely survived against the Las Vegas Raiders. It was an ugly game and even though they won, the Broncos just don't live up to their record and can't be trusted as a true threat in the AFC Playoffs. The Philadelphia Eagles head to Green Bay to take on the Packers in a matchup of NFC Elites. Philly just loaded up on defensive line talent and that can attack the Packers suspect offensive line. In the AFC, the Pittsburgh Steelers head to Los Angeles to face the Chargers and after the Chargers offensive line took more injuries in Week 10, the Steelers rejuvenated pass rush should go wild. Seattle added Rashid Shaheed to the mix at the trade deadline and his fit should lead the Seahawks to an easy win over the Arizona Cardinals. After getting their first win of the season, the New York Jets should be able to keep it rolling against the Cleveland Browns. Finally, after losing C.J. Stroud due to a concussion, the Houston Texans won't be able to knock off the Jacksonville Jaguars.

Buffalo Bills silence doubters with another regular season win over the Kansas City Chiefs, but with playoff heartbreak looming, is this the year Josh Allen finally breaks through?

The Denver Broncos take on the Las Vegas Raiders on Thursday Night Football in a game we do not expect to be close and if that happens, the Broncos will move to 8-2 and put a strangle hold on the AFC West. The issue is, no one takes the Broncos serious as a contender and this game won't change that. In the NFC West, madness continues to reign as the Arizona Cardinals are now benching Kyler Murray for Jacoby Brissett while they look up to the San Francisco 49ers, Seattle Seahawks and Los Angeles Rams. Finally, the Indianapolis Colts and Dallas Cowboys made big acquisitions at the trade deadline, but will sauce Gardner or Quinnen Williams make the bigger impact? If the answer is Gardner, the Colts Super Bowl window is wide open.