The Buffalo Bills scored 26 straight points and ran over the Pittsburgh Steelers, 26-7. It dropped Pittsburgh, which had climbed into the AFC North lead after the Baltimore Ravens lost on Thanksgiving, out of the top spot in the division and into the No. 9 seed.

Where do the Denver Broncos sit in the AFC West and playoff picture after their Week 13 win over the Washington Commanders? Find all the answers here.

If one thing became clear in Week 13 of the 2025 NFL season, it is that parody reigns supreme in professional football.

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

The Steelers just fell out of first place in the AFC North, and now they are risk of missing the playoffs in their entirety.

The Denver Broncos hit their Week 12 bye at 9-2 and holding the AFC’s No. 1 seed. Here’s the current playoff picture.

If the New England Patriots want the No. 1 seed in the AFC, they’ll have to earn it. That’s in part because the Broncos refuse to do the Patriots any favors. Denver earned its ninth straight win Sunday night,

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers says the team's seven-point output in the loss to the Buffalo Bills was a "boo-worthy performance."

T he Minnesota Vikings ' season is in a free fall as they are on a three-game losing streak and have lost five of their last six. The team itself has been underperforming, especially the defense, but the quarterback position has been the ultimate reason for chaos.