Week 14 features a packed afternoon slate with plenty of big-time divisional matchups headlining.
The early window offered a ton of action as the Pittsburgh Steelers stunned the Baltimore Ravens to regain the lead in the AFC North. Meanwhile, the Indianapolis Colts appear to have lost starting quarterback Daniel Jones for the time being after suffering an Achilles injury, handing the division lead to the Jacksonville Jaguars following Sunday’s loss.
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In the late afternoon window, plenty of eyes are likely to be on the NFC North-leading Chicago Bears travel to Green Bay in another first-place showdown.
Entering Week 14, Chicago holds the No. 1 seed in the NFC playoff picture at 9-3 with a slim lead over Green Bay (8-3-1) in the NFC North. Since beginning the season 0-2, the Bears have gone on a tear, winning nine of the past 10 games, and staking a claim as arguably the best team in the conference. Second-year quarterback Caleb Williams has undoubtedly taken a step forward under first-year head coach Ben Johnson, though he’ll be without his leading receiver Rome Odunze, who is set to miss at least Week 14 with a stress fracture in his foot.
Other than two losses in early November, the Packers have been on Chicago’s tail the entire time and have the chance to take over first place with a win Sunday. This is the first of two matchups between these two NFC North franchises in the next three weeks.
All game times listed in ET
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Broncos vs. Raiders, 4:05 p.m. on CBS
Bears vs. Packers, 4:25 p.m. on Fox
Rams vs. Cardinals, 4:25 p.m. on Fox
Teams on a bye: Carolina Panthers, New England Patriots, New York Giants, San Francisco 49ers
Follow along with Yahoo Sports for live updates, highlights and more from Week 14’s early and afternoon Sunday game slates:
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The Arizona Cardinals have awoken a monster in third-year wide receiver Michael Wilson, who’s already managed a career high in receiving yards this year, now with a 5-66-1 stat line over the team’s first three drives of the game against the Los Angeles Rams.
Wilson totaled 25 catches for 303 receiving yards in two previous games without Marvin Harrison Jr. in Weeks 11 and 12. After returning in Week 13, Harrison Jr. suffered a heel injury and was ruled out of Week 14’s contest, setting Wilson up for another hefty target share — which, so far, is paying off.
The Cardinals have kept pace with the Rams thus far, tied 10-10 with less than five minutes remaining in the second quarter. Los Angeles entered this matchup as 9.5-point road favorites over Arizona.
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Jordan Love finds Christian Watson for the first points of the game on this 23-yard touchdown pass. The Packers lead the Bears 7-0.
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The Bears had a rough first quarter offensively as they posted just 20 total yards. Caleb Williams completed 1 of 7 passes for two yards. For the Packers, Jordan Love mustered up 48 passing yards but was picked off once. Josh Jacobs had 29 rushing yards in the first quarter.
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Matthew Stafford found star wideout Puka Nacua for back-to-back chunk gains, first an 18-yard play, followed up by a 32-yard catch and run. That, paired with a couple of nice runs from Blake Corum, set up LA’s first score of the day — a two-yard run up the middle from Corum to tie up the game, 7-7.
Corum, a 2024 third-round pick out of Michigan, currently leads the team in both rush attempts (6) and rushing yards (48) ahead of veteran Kyren Williams (3 for 30) through two offensive drives.
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It’s a clean read from Bears safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson, who jumps for an interception against Packers quarterback Jordan Love.
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It was as solid a day the Browns’ offense could have asked for, putting up 412 total yards (351 passing from Shedeur Sanders, plus three passing touchdowns), but two costly turnovers may have lost Cleveland the game in the end, including an interception and a lost fumble from rookie RB Dylan Sampson.
Sanders had three total touchdowns on the day, but the offense struggled to get the run game going, as rookie Quinshon Judkins gained just 26 yards on 14 carries. Sanders had the lone rushing touchdown of the day — the first of his career in his fourth start as a rookie.
Both teams currently sit in line for a top-five pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, with the Giants currently in the mix for the No. 1 overall selection with a 2-11 record.
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Who’d have thought that there’d be two touchdowns scored in the Broncos-Raiders game on the first two drives of the game?
Not me!
After the Broncos opened up the game with a long drive ending in a Bo Nix touchdown, the Raiders answered with a perfect run for QB Geno Smith, who went 6-of-6 for 53 yards and a touchdown, tossing a 15-yard ball to star tight end Brock Bowers for six.
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The Pittsburgh Steelers regained sole possession of the AFC North on Sunday with a stunning win over the Baltimore Ravens at M&T Bank Stadium.
Just last week, fans booed the team at home, chanting for head coach Mike Tomlin to be fired. But after what quarterback Aaron Rodgers deemed a successful week of practices, Pittsburgh bested the Ravens, who had won five of their last six matchups ahead of Week 14.
Rodgers threw a season-high 284 passing yards in the win, connecting with WR D.K. Metcalf for several balls downfield after lacking in the deep passing game for much of the season. Metcalf finished the game with his best stat line as a Steeler, reeling in seven catches for 148 yards.
Lamar Jackson, who has continued to deal with a myriad of injuries this season, threw for 219 passing yards, 1 touchdown and 1 interception, adding 43 yards and a score on the ground. It marked his highest rushing-yard total since Week 4 against the Kansas City Chiefs.
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The Jacksonville Jaguars have officially taken the lead in the AFC South with a dominant win over the Indianapolis Colts in Week 14.
Indianapolis did its best to rally despite a brutal injury to starting quarterback Daniel Jones, who was promptly ruled out with an Achilles injury, replaced by rookie Riley Leonard, but the team was unable to mount a comeback after the Jags got off to a 28-10 lead in the first half.
In relief of Jones, Leonard completed 18 of 29 pass attempts for 145 yards and an interception.
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The Denver Broncos got on the board with their first offensive drive in Week 14, opening the game with a 14-play, 81-yard drive that took a whopping 8:49 off the clock to open the game.
Bo Nix went 6-of-7 for 40 passing yards to open up the game, while rookie running back RJ Harvey gained 30 yards on three rush attempts. Nix capped off the drive with an eight-yard rushing touchdown for his fourth score on the ground this season.
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The Tampa Bay Buccaneers had the opportunity to take a lead in the NFC South with a win on Sunday, but somehow, the down-and-out New Orleans Saints came alive to post a stunning 24-20 victory.
Though the Bucs had an edge in terms of total yards, time of possession, and sacks, an up-and-down performance from Baker Mayfield, currently dealing with a shoulder injury, proved too much to overcome. Mayfield went 14-of-30 for 122 yards, 1 passing touchdown, and 1 interception with a 55.1 NFL passer rating — his second-lowest for a single game all season.
The Carolina Panthers are hot on the trail of the Buccaneers for the NFC South title, as both teams now sit 7-6. The Panthers and Buccaneers have yet to play this season, with two upcoming matchups to close out the year in Weeks 16 and 18.
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Bills QB Josh Allen had a huge day passing for 251 yards, throwing three touchdowns, and rushing for another, along with 78 yards on the ground. Buffalo trailed Cincinnati until well into the fourth quarter, and Allen was the catalyst. Buffalo’s defense came up with two big interceptions of Joe Burrow late in the game to help take and extend the lead.
The Bengals led for most of this game behind Joe Burrow’s four touchdown passes, two of which were to Tee Higgins, who also had six catches and 92 receiving yards. Chase Brown also had a rushing touchdown, and Ja’Marr Chase had a rather quiet day with five receptions for 44 yards. Burrows’ two interceptions were his first of the season and couldn’t have come at a worse time.
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It was initially called a touchdown on the field, but officials reversed the would-be go-ahead touchdown for the Ravens late in the fourth quarter.
Lamar Jackson found Derrick Henry for an eight-yard gain on the play to follow, followed up with a loss of three yards from Henry on third down. The Ravens, down five points, went for it on fourth down, but an attempt from Jackson to TE Mark Andrews, who earned a three-year extension this week, went incomplete.
Turnover on downs — Pittsburgh’s ball. Steelers hold the lead, 27-22.
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Bengals QB finds Tee Higgins down the field for a touchdown. Higgins’ second TD of the day and Burrow’s fourth. Cincy failed the two-point conversion when Burrow fumbled. The Bills lead 39-34 with two minutes remaining in regulation.
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It was very nearly an interception for Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers, who had a pass deflected in the fourth quarter. Miraculously, despite a broken wrist, Rodgers managed to reel it back in despite an interception being called on the field. Upon review, officials deemed that Rodgers was down with possession of the ball, as his knee hit the ground before giving it up to a defender.
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The Bills score on a Josh Allen touchdown pass to rookie tight end Jackson Hawes. Buffalo leads Cincinnati 39-28.
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Joe Burrow, WYD?!
Burrow had just thrown a 63-yard pick 6 to Christian Benford to give the Buffalo Bills a 32-28 lead in the fourth quarter … and followed it up with another interception on his next pass attempt. The Bills regain possession of the ball at Cincinnati’s 39-yard line.
Burrow’s second interception of the game came on a pass deflection, reeled in by Bills defensive end AJ Epenesa for his second pick of the season.
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Minnesota dominated from the start, beating Washington, 31-0. Vikings QB J.J. McCarthy passed for 163 yards and three touchdowns in the game. Jordan Mason had a rushing touchdown and 52 yards on the ground while Aaron Jones Sr. rushed for 76 yards.
This was the first time Washington had been shut out since 2019 and their worst shutout since Week 8 of 2005 against the New York Giants, 36-0.
Washington couldn’t get anything going in this game, and to add insult to injury, quarterback Jayden Daniels left the game as he seemed to re-injure his left elbow. He passed for 78 yards and an interception before leaving the game. Marcus Mariota took over and passed for 30 yards and a touchdown. Running backs Chris Rodriguez Jr. and Jacory Croskey-Merritt combined for 84 yards on the ground.
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Have a game, rookie!
26-year-old rookie Tyler Shough has regained the lead for the New Orleans Saints in Week 14 thanks to his second rushing touchdown of the day — a stunning score from 13 yards out. He somehow avoided what should have been a sack from the Buccaneers, bouncing toward the left for the score.
With just over eight minutes to go in the fourth quarter, the Saints hold a 24-17 lead over the Buccaneers as Tampa Bay looks to gain a lead in the division with a win in Week 14.
With time still left to go in the early window, Shough sits as the QB4 in Yahoo Fantasy leagues this week with 21.4 points.