Baltimore is 10-3 and back as the No. 1 overall seed in the AFC after a 37-31 win over the Rams (6-7) on Sunday in overtime at M&T Bank Stadium.
After an earlier penalty cost the Ravens points, Tylan Wallace repaid his team and the city of Baltimore with a thrilling 76-yard punt return for the win in Overtime.
Lamar Jackson was dynamic, logging 316 passing yards, 70 rushing yards, and 3 TDs with a 92.8 passer rating. After getting shredded in the first half, the Baltimore defense held the Rams to 11 points in the final three quarters.
In the NFC, Philadelphia’s sixth straight loss in Dallas gives San Francisco the top spot in the conference, and pulls the Cowboys into a first place tie in the division.
Around the league, Kansas City joined the Eagles in losing their second straight game after dissapointing ending at homme against the Buffalo Bills.
With two Monday night football telecast set to end this intense week of football, we’re previewing the NFL’s Week 15 Power Rankings.
32
Carolina Panthers 1-12
The first overall pick finished 13 of 36 for 137 yards and lost a fumble in the first half, and he was sacked four times as the Panthers dropped to 1-12 with a 28-6 loss to the Saints.
31
New England Patriots 3-10
Bailey Zappe tossed three touchdown passes, and the Patriots impacted the Steelers’ playoff hopes with a 21-18 win on Thursday night.
30
Arizona Cardinals 3-10
Arizona was on a bye week in Week 14, but return to face the 49ers next Sunday.
29
Washington Commanders 4-9
Washington was on a bye last week, but will return to face the Rams in Week 15.
28
Tennessee Titans 4-8
The Titans are in the midst of a highly disappointing season that has them in last place in the AFC South.
Still, they can shake up the AFC playoff race with an upset of the Dolphins are the Monday Night Football simulcast.
27
New York Giants 4-8
The Giants have been a disaster, but can derail the Packers playoff hopes with a Monday night win.
26
Las Vegas Raiders 5-8
In what can only be described as bad football, the Raiders and 3-0 loss to the Vikings on Sunday was the lowest scoring NFL game in 16-years.
25
Los Angeles Chargers 5-8
Russell Wilson tossed two touchdown passes as the Broncos beat the Chargers 24-7 Sunday after Los Angeles lost quarterback Justin Herbert due to broken finger in the first half.
Herbert was 9 of 17 for 96 yards with an interception before being injured, and had been sacked four times and hit six times during the Chargers’ first six possessions.
The Chargers have the Raiders on a short week.
24
Chicago Bears 5-8
Justin Fields threw for a touchdown and ran for another, as Chicago played its most impressive game of the season, beating the NFC North-leading Detroit Lions 28-13 on Sunday.
23
New York Jets 5-8
Playing the best game of his career, Zach Wilson was 27 of 36 for 301 yards — his third career game of 300 or more yards, as the Jets upset the Texans without an injured C.J. Stroud.
Stroud left with 6:30 remaining when he was hit by Quinnen Williams.
22
Atlanta Falcons 6-7
Atlanta was looking to put together their first three-game winning streak since 2019, while taking another step toward their first playoff appearance in six seasons.
21
New Orleans Saints 6-7
Derek Carr three two late touchdown passes to Chris Olave and Jimmy Graham, and the Saints beat the Carolina Panthers 28-6 on Sunday to pull back into a tie with the Buccaneers atop the NFC South.
20
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 6-7
Cade Otton hauled in an 11-yard touchdown pass with 31 seconds remaining, capping a wild fourth quarter that pushed the Buccaneers into a tie for first place in the wobbly NFC South with a 29-25 victory over the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday.
19
Seattle Seahawks 6-7
Playing without Geno Smith, the Seahawks lost their fourth straight games for the first time in 14 seasons under Pete Carroll and has lost five in a row to San Francisco for the first time.
Drew Lock threw two TD passes in his first start since the end of the 2021 season, but Seattle couldn’t hang with the high-powered 49ers, who came away with a 28-16 win.
18
Los Angeles Rams 6-7
Matthew Stafford tried to will the Rams to a win, going 23-41 passing, for 294 yards and three touchdowns, but it wasn’t enough as Tylan Wallace returned a punt 76-yards for a touchdown in overtime to give Baltimore a 37-31 win.
17
Minnesota Vikings 7-6
Greg Joseph’s 36-yard field goal with 1:57 left gave the Vikings a 3-0 victory over the Raiders on Sunday in the lowest scoring NFL game from the past 16 years.
Nick Mullens was inserted for a struggling Joshua Dobbs at quarterback and led the Vikings on their lone scoring drive. Even more concerning, the Vikings lost wide receiver Justin Jefferson, the 2022 AP Offensive Player of the Year, in the second quarter to a chest injury.
This was Jefferson’s first game back after missing the previous seven because of a hamstring injury.
16
Pittsburgh Steelers 7-6
Pittsburgh (7-6) lost to a two-win team at home for the second time in five days, dropping them out of the top spot in the AFC wild-card race.
15
Indianapolis Colts 7-6
Gardner Minshew threw for 240 yards with a touchdown and an interception for the Colts, as Indianapolis was held scoreless in the second half of a 34-14 loss.
14
Houston Texans 7-6
Zach Wilson threw a pair of second-half touchdown passes in his return from a two-game benching, and the Jets defense stymied C.J. Stroud before Houston’s star rookie quarterback left late with a concussion and the Jets ended a five-game losing streak with a 30-6 victory over the Texans on Sunday.
13
Denver Broncos 7-6
Denver is within a game of the Chiefs in the AFC West after a 24-7 win over the Chargers in Week 14.
12
Green Bay Packers 6-6
Green Bay didn’t play on Sunday, but have the No. 7 spot in the NFC and are rising after winning three straight.
They’ll face the Giants on Monday night with a ton at stake.
11
Buffalo Bills 7-6
Buffalo overcame distractions from Von Miller and Sean McDermott this week as Josh Allen threw for 233 yards with touchdowns running and throwing, leading the Bills to a 20-17 upset win over the Chiefs.
James Cook had 58 yards rushing and caught five passes for 83 yards and a score.
The Bills had been 2-6 in games decided by six points or fewer, and they had lost a lead in the final two minutes in three losses.
10
Cincinnati Bengals 7-6
Making his third NFL start,Jake Browning completed 18 of 24 passes for 275 yards with an interception against the Colts (7-6), ending Indianapolis four-game winning streak, while keeping the Bengals in the playoff hunt.
9
Jacksonville Jaguars 6-5
The Jaguars suffered their second loss in six days, as quarterback Trevor Lawrence finished 28 of 50 for 257 yards, and three interceptions.
Jacksonville lost for the first time in seven road games, and are trying to hold off Houston and Indianapolis in the AFC South.
8
Kansas City Chiefs 8-5
It was the second straight week the Chiefs (8-5) have dealt with questionable officiating, and Andy Reid’s squad is now 3rd in the AFC after a 20-17 loss to the Bills.
7
Cleveland Browns 8-5
Joe Flacco passed for 311 yards and three touchdowns — two to tight end David Njoku — in his home debut for Cleveland, and the Browns survived late to defeat the Jaguars 31-27 Sunday.
The 38-year-old Flacco improved to 10-2 as a starter in Cleveland.
6
Detroit Lions 9-4
Detroit’s Jared Goff threw two interceptions and was sacked four times as the Lions (9-4) have lost two of three.
5
Miiami Dolphins 9-3
Miami host the Tennessee Titans on Monday night, and a win would catapult the Dolphins back into the top spot in the AFC.
4
Philadelphia Eagles 10-3
The Eagles have lost two games in a row and are now second in the NFC East after a 33-13 loss to the Cowboys in Dallas.
Quarterback Jalen Hurts was 18-27 passing, for 197 yards, no touchdowns and one costly turnovers. Philadelphia’s big-3 of Hurts, A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith accounted for all three turnovers on the night.
The Eagles still control their own destiny and can win the NFC East by winning out.
3
Dallas Cowboys 10-3
Dak Prescott was 24-39 passing, for 270 yards and two touchdowns as the Dallas Cowboys (10-3) moved into first place in the NFC after a 33-13 win over the Eagles on Sunday night.
The Dallas defense forced three Philadelphia turnovers, and held D’Andre Swift to 39 yards on 11 carries in the win.
2
Baltimore Ravens 10-3
Baltimore is 10-3, and back as the No. 1 overall seed in the AFC after a 37-31 win over the Rams (6-7) on Sunday in overtime at M&T Bank Stadium.
After an earlier penalty cost the Ravens points, Tylan Wallace repaid his team and the city of Baltimore will a thrilling 76 yard punt return for the win in Overtime.
Lamar Jackson was dynamic, logging 316 passing yards, 70 rushing yards, and 3 TDs with a 92.8 passer rating. After getting shredded in the first half, the Baltimore defense held the Rams to 11 points in the final three quarters.
1
San Francisco 49ers 10-3
Brock Purdy finished 19 for 27 for a career-high 368 yards with two TDs and one interception, becoming the fourth player to complete at least 70% of his passes in seven straight games. Joe Montana holds the record with eight in 1989 for San Francisco.
Deebo Samuel scored two touchdowns, George Kittle had a long touchdow catch and Christian McCaffrey ran for 145 yards to lead the 49ers to their 11th straight division win, 28-16 over the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday.
Brandon Aiyuk added 126 yards receiving for the 49ers (10-3) as the skill position players combined for 505 yards from scrimmage on the day.
