The injuries were deep in the Giants’ ugly scene after the Washington football team beat San Francisco 23-15 and knocked them out of first place in the NFC East.
No. 2 overall pick Chase Young stumbled a strip-sock to a 47-yard touchdown in the second quarter, and Kamren Curl added a 76-yard interception to third place in Washington’s fourth consecutive win, 6-7, with one game remaining three games ahead of the Giants.
However, the victory could have been costly for Washington as senior quarterback Alex Smith injured his right leg late in the second quarter – the same quarter that kept him in the NFL for almost two years before returning to the lineup in October.
Twain Hoskins, Washington’s 2019 first-round pick for Ron Rivera’s rising side facing Seattle next week, played in the final two quarters.
It hurts, very good
Rookie quarterback Jalan Hertz Eagles (4-8-1) helped Ben Carson Ventes get their first win of the season in their first NFL start since November 1, adding their first professional touchdown pass and 109 rushing yards to Philadelphia’s 24-21 victory over New Orleans.
A second-round pick-out from Oklahoma turned Alshon Jeffrey a fourth-down touchdown in the second quarter.
Miles Sanders also became the first player to run more than 100 yards against the Saints (115) after a 56-game run in November 2017.
Daisy Hill (291 passing yards, two touchdowns) lost for the first time in four starts instead of Drew Breeze, and the Saints (10-3) snatched the first chance to capture the NFC South.
Stop steel
Pittsburgh abruptly dropped consecutive games following a sudden 11-0 start as Ben Rothlisberger was twice blocked Sunday night at Buffalo.
Half an hour earlier Darren Johnson had highlighted the Big-Six bills (10-3), and Josh Allen hit the plays with Stephen Dix (130 receiving yards) and Gabriel Davis in the third quarter.
The buffalo, who have been seeking its first AFC East title since 1995, have a two-game lead over Miami, having played three. The Patriots (6-7) were officially eliminated from the top spot, which ended their 11-year run over the division.
Lives in the air in Cincinnati
The Cowboys are somehow alive in the NFC East, with Andy Dalton returning to Cincinnati (2-10-1) 30-7 with a 30-7 lead 4-9.
As Dallas went back into a game between the Giants and Washington in the division race, Dollary teamed up with Aerial Touchdowns along with Amary Cooper and Tony Pollard.
Dalton, who has played for the Bengals since 2011-19, said: “This is a special occasion. “All the emotions like coming back to the city, being in the arena, being on the other side. It’s good to get emotional at the end of being so happy, we got this win. “
The Bengals lost three straight possessions in the first half, leading to 17 points for the Cowboys, who entered the first 12 games with only 11 takeaways.
How the West won
Patrick Mahomes has been selected three times for the first time since November 2018, but the Chiefs (12-1) beat Miami (8-5) at Hard Rock Stadium to win their fifth consecutive AFC West title 33-27.
“Obviously, we won the Super Bowl here [in February] We won the AFC West, “Mahomes said. ”
Tyrik Hill scored at the 32-yard end and at the 44-yard DT Grab, and McColl Hartman returned a punt of 67 yards for another score for the Chiefs.
Mahomes, who entered the first 12 games of Kansas City with only two interceptions, finished with 393 passing yards, going into his third year over 4,000 passing yards this season (4,208).
Northern kings
With Minnesota losing 26-14 to Tampa Bay, the Packers (10-3) won their second straight NFC North title – and topped the conference more than New Orleans – 31-24 against Detroit (5-8).
Aaron Rodgers completed 26 of 33 passes for 290 yards, including Downtown Adams, Marquez Waldes-Scandling and Robert Tony for touchdowns. The 37-year-old Rodgers led the league-high 39 D.T.
Bad beat
With 16 seconds left against the Dolphins’ supporters (+7) chiefs, Jason Sanders received a doorknob with a 44-yard field goal. Miami trailed 30-10 through the quarterfinals, but Dua Takovilova (career-high 316 passing yards) and the Dolphins beat defending Super Bowl champions 17-3 in fourth place.
The Hurt Locker
With the exception of Smith’s injury, quarterback Brandon Allen did not return from a fourth-quarter loss to Cincinnati with a foot problem to Dallas. Ryan Finley has already finished the game for the Bengals without Joe Barrow in the 2020 No.1 overall draft selection.
Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford suffered a rib injury and was replaced by Chase Daniel in the fourth quarter.
Other injuries: 49ers receiver Depo Samuel (femur), Dolphins receiver Diwande Parker (leg) and tight end Mike Kesiki (shoulder), cowboys cornerback Siwyan Smith (arm), Broncos cornerback Duke Dawson (knee) . Pierce Cornerback Jaylon Johnson (shoulder), Texans defender Justin Reid (arm) and defensive tackle Brandon Dunn (hip).
Post Formats
Tampa Bay (8-5) beat Minnesota 26-3, 1-3, before Buchanan’s quarterback Tom Brady gave a pass to Scotty Miller and Rob Krankowski. பெ Dan Bailey missed three field goal attempts and one extra point as the Vikings (6-7) were knocked out of the playoffs at the NFC. பின்னால் Running behind the Titans Derrick Henry boosted his NFL quick lead to 1,532 with a season-best 215 and scored twice, beating AFC South’s leading Tennessee (9-4) Jacksonville (1-12) 31-10. ாக Jaguars quarterback Gardner Minsho replaces Mike Klein in second half, making his first appearance since October 25. ட்ஸ் Golds rookie Jonathan Taylor runs behind, career high 150 yards and two runs, with 44-yards in the third quarter including 44-yard Indianapolis (9-4) Beat Las Vegas (7-6) by -27. … Bears run behind David Montgomery drove an 80-gauge score in the first game from the screammage (6-7) for Chicago, while Mitchell Trubiski threw three DT passes in the first half of Houston’s 36-7 blow (4-9). . Broncos receiver Dionde Spencer scored on an 83-yard punt return, and Drew Lock went on to score two of the four DT shots to KJ Hamler, winning Denver (5-8), 32-27, Carolina (4-9). Chargers (4-9) beat Atlanta (4-9) 20-17 as Chargers footballer Michael Batley reached the 43-yard field goal. Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan was blocked by Michael Davis Chargers with 36 seconds left in the 33-yard line.
Three stars
- Derrick Henry, Titans R.P.
The NFL’s quickest leader tore a season-high 215 yards off the ground and beat Jacksonville 31-10 in Tennessee.
- Hassan Redick, Cardinals L.P.
New Jersey’s Native and Temple production recorded five of Arizona’s eight sacks and forced the Giants 26-7 in three stumbles.
- Jalan Hertz, Eagles QB
In his first NFL start, Rookie ran 186 for 106 yards and threw for 167, with Philadelphia beating New Orleans 24-21.
Fantasy is crazy
- Dolphins tight end Mike Kesiki finally began to produce as much as many thought on Draft Day. He hit 23-plus for two weeks in PPR formats – including five catches for 65 yards and two touchdowns on Sunday. But left late with a shoulder injury. There is no immediate word on the seriousness, but Madman advises to be prepared to explore possible alternatives.
- One of the worst forms of fantasy scoring is assigning individual points to special team scores – like McCall Hartmann’s Bund Return DT Sunday. Despite three catches and a stumble for 40 yards, he scored 17 points in the ESPN formats, an award for individual DST scores. But if you use a DST (Security / Special Teams), that unit should get points, not individual players. There should be a global, distinctive distinction between DST and DEF (Straight Protection), but no.
- Broncos wide receiver KJ Hamler had a good fantasy day, 86 receiving yards and two D.T. However, he hit two catches and three goals. That kind of performance is not static. Do not rush to catch him at a discount.
– Drew Loftis
what did he tell?
“At this point, we’re not worried about emotions anymore. But if you want me to shoot guys for doing something wrong here or there, we will have no players. Don’t put all this on Dan Bailey.”
– Waika coach Mike Zimmer missed four kicks by kicker Don Bailey – three field goals and one PAT – 26-14 at Tampa Bay.