1. New England Patriots (10-2), AFC East leaders: Week 12's narrow defeat of the Bengals gave the Pats the league's best record, moving them past Denver and into the conference's top spot. Good chance they hold onto it when they hit their off week. Remaining schedule: vs. Giants, BYE, vs. Bills, at Ravens, at Jets, vs. Dolphins

Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen will lead his team into battle against the Pittsburgh Steelers on the road in Week 13. The Bills (7-4) need another big effort from their QB in Pittsburgh (6-5). Like most teams, Buffalo goes where their quarterback takes them.

1. Chicago Bears (9-3), NFC North leaders: With back-to-back victories over winning adversaries − in conjunction with the Rams' stunning loss Sunday − the Bears have now rocketed to the top of the conference. Chicago's 6-2 record in NFC games sends LA (4-3) down a spot. Remaining schedule: at Packers, vs. Browns, vs. Packers, at 49ers, vs. Lions

Which players are going to find the end zone in Week 13? With 16 games on the slate, there are plenty of anytime TD prop bets available. In the article below, we hit on TreVeyon Henderson, who has the most favorable anytime TD odds (-105) this week, along with all of the other players you need to know about.

During the NFL's Week 13 action, two different divisional leads changed hands, while the top of the NFC is now occupied by a different squad compared to a week ago. Plenty involves the quarterbacks and their recent play,

The Las Vegas Raiders are coming off a Week 13 loss to the Los Angeles Chargers. Moreover, two players on the Silver and Black will also feel a loss in their wallets for the actions in this contest. On December 6, the NFL announced its fines for the ...

The Jacksonville Jaguars will try to clinch the AFC South on Sunday when they host the division-rival Tennessee Titans in an NFL Week 18 matchup. The Jaguars (12-4) simply need a victory, but while the Titans are just 3-13,

The Las Vegas Raiders are close to securing the No. 1 overall pick in the 2026 NFL draft. All the Raiders have to do is lose for the 15th time this season on Sunday to sit atop the draft order. Four 3-13 teams are in the mix for No. 1 overall pick if the Raiders miraculously beat the Kansas City Chiefs.

Winning a game as the signal caller for the Jets is impressive in its own right. Doing it as a 36-year-old who throws for 172 yards and a touchdown while also rushing for 44 yards and a touchdown is worthy of an award.