This is the 14th NFL Sunday of the 2020 season and we are updating all the action and biggest storylines throughout the day. Week 14 Slate has some fantastic fits and storylines that we can’t wait to see come out. Check back often to find everything you need to know.
Table
Thursday
Rams 24, The Patriots 3 (review)
Sunday
Cardinals 26, Giants 7 (Recap)
Broncos 32, Panthers 27 (Recap)
Titans 31, Jaguars 10 (Recap)
Chiefs 33, Dolphins 27 (review)
Cowboys 30, Bengals 7 (Recap)
Bears 36, Texans 7 (Recap)
Buchananers 26, Vikings 14 (recap)
Golds 44, Riders 27 (Recap)
Seahawks 40, Jets 3 (Recap)
Washington 23, 49ers 15 (review)
Eagles 24, Saints 31 (review)
Packers 31, Lions 24 (recap)
Chargers 20, Falcons 17 (Recap)
Steelers on bills, 8:20 pm ET (Preview)
Monday
Ravens Browns, 8:15 pm ET (Preview)
What happened now ?!
The decision of Chargers-Falcons in Week 14 should take 2020 as a cake. With less than 11 minutes of play in the game, the Chargers and Falcons traded three interceptions. Oh, and btw, the score at that time was 17-17! All teams have to do is catch the football and get a couple first downs to set up a game-winning field goal attempt. Eventually, the Chargers got the ball back, and Justin Herbert threw a complete laser and set the field goal to win the game. I know you would not expect to hear it, but the Chargers continued to play special teams that actually won the game.
Here’s how it all started:
Herbert then returned it:
Ryan returns it to Los Angeles:
Herbert tore it up there:
Bagley concludes with a win:
Crosby sets a new life for a long time
Mason Crosby set a new personal best with a 58-yard shot, giving the Packers a 10-point lead. It’s a complete drive through bounce.
Washington is another defensive D.T.
The Washington football defense came to play today. The second time they hit a D.T. on the defensive side of the ball. It came in Nick Mullens ’Big-Six.
He ends up doing it with his feet too
Jalan Hurts has put together the first half of his first career. After the Eagles stopped doing their part, Hurts led a movement just before half-time, which improved his unique ability to create yardage with his feet. Unfortunately for the Eagles, Jack Elliott scored a chip shot field goal.
Sanders home!
The Philadelphia Eagles have three wins, and the New Orleans have a chance to win the division by winning a football starting their first career, but don’t tell it to players in green and black. The Eagles have come to play and are now fighting to get the right one back in the dark horse candidate mix to oust the NFC East Division. Sanders let go and showed the ability to break his trademark!
Treadwell sees the final zone
Remember when Logan Treadwell was Viking’s first round draft pick? Well, now that he’s a Falcon, he’s landed in Endzone now. It’s 2020 so, the former first round bust in the first week of fantasy football playoffs is available on the scoreboard, isn’t it ?!
The best interruption of the season?
Is this the single best interruption of the season? We think so, but we will look at you and be a judge. How is it – was this the best catch any player has taken this year? The ball was punched backwards with one hand and took a touchdown from the board and flipped the turnover.
Hilton does it again
TY Hilton has finally hit his breakthrough with Philip Rivers. It took them a while to develop a relationship, but now that it’s in full swing, it looks awesome. Hilton scored early in the game – his third straight game through Touchdown – and now he has scored his second game. This time, it’s a bomb!
Does it hurt Alshon? Only in 2020
Who would have expected us to see Johns Hurts throwing touchdown passes to Alson Jeffrey to highlight the Eagles’ first place and 10-win New Orleans Saints? Well, by 2020, I think this is the equivalent of a course. What makes this play so special is that Hurts delivered it with pressure on his face and in a fourth-level situation.
Falcons Tactical Play!
When your season is spinning in the wrong direction, why not dial a trick ?! This is what Atlanta did in the reverse for Russell Cage, who flipped fast on a deep throw to Calvin Ridley for an amazing touch.
Lock TD blows No. 4
Drew Lock needed a breakout game in the worst way he could find in the 14th week against the Panthers second. A long D.T. in the previous game with locker KJ Hamler. . The best characteristic of Lox is his deep passing accuracy and the Broncos finally give him time to combine these shots.
Dua sees his new No. 1 goal as a bigger goal
Dua Takovilova has developed a strong relationship with the tight Mike Kiseki, and they built that relationship in the 14th week. As he started playing late against the Miami Chiefs, Takovilova saw Kiseki down from the fold, and K.C. It was placed where it could be caught.
Electricity provides immediate relief
Gardner Minsue Madness is back! At least for now. After Mike Glenn struggled to move the ball against the Titans defense, trying to stop all seasons, MinSue came to the rescue and immediately led a scoring drive with a short score DT.
Hartman goes home 67
It’s been a very long day for the Chiefs and now they play a special teams. McColl Hartman showed his straight-line pace with a 67-yard return DT.
Locke sees Hamler in the deep shot
Drew Lock was paired with Rookie KJ Hamler in a full-blown deep ball. It hopes to find the link that Broncos fans want and more. You can’t teach Mr. Hamler speed!
Kyler drops a silver coin from his back
Kyler Murray has special hand skills. Usually when a quarterback is a backup and his backbone, he cannot create any trajectory or force when he throws. Not so for Murray. The Giants let him die for rights in the 3rd and goal situation, almost dismissing him, but instead, he threw a perfect coin to Don Arnold in the back of the final zone.
Hill is really the fastest in the NFL
If you have any doubt that Dyrek Hill is at a different level when it comes to clean speeds, enjoy watching. Hill not only got the edge, but somehow found a way to take the non-existent angle and turn the play into seven.
Brady bombs Miller
Who is Scotty Miller in the fantasy lineup for the playoffs? Cricket? Guess what, it’s not Miller and Chris Godwin, Mike Evans, Antonio Brown or Rob Kronkowski. Brady scanned the field and dropped a perfect ball over the top.
Does Dallas show security?
Did Cowboys Defense decide to wait until the 14th week? Yes they did! Return Alton Smith’s biggest game to score all the way.
Brown keeps catching up for the week
A.J. Brown caught this week and we don’t have to wait until the end of the rest of this week to confirm it. In a well-designed play flicker play, Ryan Danehill loaded up for his No. 1 WR and fired for a long time and Brown only needed one hand to get the score.
Montgomery breaks a big one
David Montgomery is a gift that continues to be given to imaginary owners who have been patiently waiting to soften Chicago’s table. Montgomery feels it too late, and although he does not know exactly the speed at which he split, he certainly showed it in this 80-yard scam.
Games where weather can play a factor
If you watched Boise State and Wyoming play in the winter wonderland on Saturday, you can also expect some bad weather conditions affecting the NFL games this weekend. However, it looks like the weather in the NFL host cities again is mostly undetectable weekend. There are five games to track Texans-Pierce, Jets-Seahawks, Cardinals-Giants, Steelers-Bills and Ravens-Browns – but nothing should be particularly bad.
The Jets-Seahawks game is only threatened by rain, and it may be a few scattered showers with a 35% chance of getting wet. The other four games see winds of 10-15 mph, and according to The Action Network, games that exceed the average wind speed of 10 mph have gone under 55% of the total since 2003 (515-415-10). In addition, Texans-Pierce, Steelers-Bills and Ravens-Browns are expected to see temperatures around freezing … but historically it has not been a factor in scoring like the wind.