HOME AWAY FROM HOME: The BUFFALO BILLS (7-3) visit Ford Field and the DETROIT LIONS (4-6), who have won three consecutive games, on Thanksgiving (12:30 PM ET, CBS). The Bills are playing their second-consecutive game in Detroit after their Week 11 contest against Cleveland, originally scheduled to be played at Highmark Stadium in Buffalo, was moved to Ford Field due to a weather emergency in western New York last week. Since 2000, there have been four instances of a team winning consecutive games in a stadium that was not its home stadium:
TEAM | SEASON | STADIUM | WEEKS | San Francisco | 2020 | MetLife Stadium | 2-3 | Buffalo | 2019 | MetLife Stadium | 1-2 | Chicago | 2006 | Giants Stadium | 10-11 | Dallas | 2003 | Giants Stadium | 3, 5 |
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PACE SETTERS: The KANSAS CITY CHIEFS (8-2) have won each of their past four games and enter their Week 12 matchup with the Los Angeles Rams (4:25 PM ET, FOX) with the league’s top scoring offense (30 points per game).
Quarterback PATRICK MAHOMES leads all quarterbacks in passing yards (3,265) and touchdown passes (28) this season. Currently in his sixth NFL season, he has recorded 37 career games with at least 300 passing yards, including at least 325 passing yards in each of his past five starts. On Sunday, Mahomes can tie RICH GANNON (six consecutive games in 2002) for the most consecutive games with at least 325 passing yards in NFL history.
With at least 300 passing yards against the Rams, Mahomes would surpass Pro Football Hall of Famer DAN MARINO (37 games) for the most such games by a player in his first seven seasons in NFL history. The players with the most games with at least 300 passing yards in their first seven seasons in NFL history: PLAYER | TEAM | GAMES | Dan MarinoHOF | Miami | 37 | Patrick Mahomes | Kansas City | 37* | Andrew Luck | Indianapolis | 33 | *In sixth season |
Tight end TRAVIS KELCE has 69 receptions for 855 yards with a league-high 11 touchdown catches this season. Currently in his 10th season, he has recorded 9,861 receiving yards and against the Rams, he can surpass Pro Football Hall of Famer TONY GONZALEZ (9,882) for the most receiving yards by a tight end in his first 11 career seasons in NFL history. The tight ends with the most receiving yards in their first 11 seasons in NFL history: PLAYER | TEAM | RECEIVING YARDS | Tony GonzalezHOF | Kansas City | 9,882 | Travis Kelce | Kansas City | 9,861* | Jason Witten | Dallas | 9,799 | *In 10th season |
Kelce can also become the fifth tight end in NFL history with at least 10,000 career receiving yards, joining Pro Football Hall of Famer TONY GONZALEZ (15,127), JASON WITTEN (13,046), ANTONIO GATES (11,841) and Pro Football Hall of Famer SHANNON SHARPE (10,060). -- NFL -- TAG LINE: Miami quarterback TUA TAGOVAILOA leads all qualified passers with a 118.4 passer rating this season and in Week 10, became the second player in NFL history with at least 275 passing yards, three touchdown passes and a passer rating of 135-or-higher in three consecutive games, joining Pro Football Hall of Famer KURT WARNER (Weeks 3-5, 1999). Against Houston on Sunday (1:00 PM ET, CBS), Tagovailoa can become the third quarterback in NFL history to record a passer rating of 135-or-higher in four consecutive games, joining JOHN HADL (four consecutive games in 1973) and RUSSELL WILSON (four consecutive games in 2015). The players with the most consecutive games with a passer rating of 135-or-higher in NFL history: PLAYER | TEAM | SEASON | CONSECUTIVE GAMES | John Hadl | L.A. Rams | 1973 | 4 (Weeks 1-4) | Russell Wilson | Seattle | 2015 | 4 (Weeks 11-14) | | | | | Tua Tagovailoa | Miami | 2022 | 3* (Weeks 8-10) | *Active streak |
On Sunday, Tagovailoa can become the sixth quarterback in NFL history to throw at least three touchdown passes and complete at least 70 percent of his pass attempts in four consecutive starts. The players with at least three touchdown passes and a completion percentage of 70-or-higher in the most consecutive games in NFL history: PLAYER | TEAM | SEASON | CONSECUTIVE GAMES | Andrew Luck | Indianapolis | 2018 | 5 (Weeks 7-8, 10-12) | Peyton ManningHOF | Denver | 2012 | 5 (Weeks 4-6, 8-9) | Russell Wilson | Seattle | 2015 | 5 (Weeks 11-15) | Tom Brady | New England | 2007 | 4 (Weeks 1-4) | Aaron Rodgers | Green Bay | 2020 | 4 (Weeks 11-14) | | | | | Tua Tagovailoa | Miami | 2022 | 3* (Weeks 8-10) | *Active streak |
-- NFL -- CHARGING UP THE CHARTS: Since entering the NFL in 2020, Los Angeles Chargers quarterback JUSTIN HERBERT ranks third in the NFL in passing yards (12,080) and fifth in touchdown passes (85). On Sunday in Arizona (4:05 PM ET, CBS), Herbert can surpass Pro Football Hall of Famer PEYTON MANNING (12,287) for the second-most passing yards and ANDREW LUCK (86) for the second-most touchdown passes by a player in his first three seasons in NFL history. The players with the most passing yards in their first three seasons in NFL history: PLAYER | TEAM | PASSING YARDS | | Andrew Luck | Indianapolis | 12,957 | | Peyton ManningHOF | Indianapolis | 12,287 | | Justin Herbert | L.A. Chargers | 12,080* | | *In third season |
The players with the most touchdown passes in their first three seasons in NFL history: PLAYER | TEAM | TOUCHDOWN PASSES | | Dan MarinoHOF | Miami | 98 | | Andrew Luck | Indianapolis | 86 | | Justin Herbert | L.A. Chargers | 85* | | Peyton ManningHOF | Indianapolis | 85 | | *In third season |
-- NFL -- DOMINANT DAVANTE: Las Vegas wide receiver DAVANTE ADAMS recorded his third career overtime touchdown last week, tied with Pro Football Hall of Famer LADAINIAN TOMLINSON (three) for the most overtime touchdowns in NFL history. He ranks second in the NFL with 10 touchdown receptions this season and became the fourth player ever with at least 10 touchdown receptions in at least six of his first nine seasons, joining Pro Football Hall of Famers JERRY RICE (seven seasons), MARVIN HARRISON (six) and RANDY MOSS (six). Adams has recorded at least 125 receiving yards and a touchdown reception in each of his past three games and in Seattle on Sunday (4:05 PM ET, CBS), can become the fifth player in NFL history with at least 125 receiving yards and a touchdown reception in four consecutive games. The players with the most consecutive games with at least 125 receiving yards and a touchdown reception within a single season in NFL history: PLAYER | TEAM | SEASON | CONSECUTIVE GAMES | | Odell Beckham Jr. | New York Giants | 2014 | 4 (Weeks 14-17) | | Josh Gordon | Cleveland | 2013 | 4 (Weeks 11-14) | | Calvin JohnsonHOF | Detroit | 2012 | 4 (Weeks 10-13) | | Patrick Jeffers | Carolina | 1999 | 4 (Weeks 14-17) | | | | | | | Davante Adams | Las Vegas | 2022 | 3* (Weeks 9-11) | | *Active streak |
Adams leads all players with 83 touchdown receptions since entering the NFL in 2014 and can surpass Pro Football Hall of Famer CALVIN JOHNSON (83) for the fifth-most touchdown receptions by a player in his first nine seasons all-time. The players with the most touchdown receptions in their first nine seasons in NFL history:
PLAYER | TEAM(S) | TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS | Jerry RiceHOF | San Francisco | 118 | Randy MossHOF | Minnesota, Oakland Raiders | 101 | Marvin HarrisonHOF | Indianapolis | 98 | Terrell OwensHOF | San Francisco, Philadelphia | 95 | Davante Adams | Green Bay, Las Vegas | 83* | Calvin JohnsonHOF | Detroit | 83 | *In ninth season |
-- NFL -- GREAT DAY FOR THE BAY: San Francisco defensive lineman NICK BOSA ranks second in the league with 10.5 sacks in 2022 and has recorded at least one sack in eight of his first nine games this season. With a sack against New Orleans (4:25 PM ET, FOX), Bosa can become the fifth player since 2000 to record at least one sack in nine of his first 10 games of a season.
The players with at least one sack in nine of their first 10 games of a season since 2000: PLAYER | TEAM | SEASON | GAMES | | Everson Griffen | Minnesota | 2017 | 9 | | DeMarcus Ware | Dallas | 2008 | 9 | | Robert Mathis | Indianapolis | 2005 | 9 | | Hugh Douglas | Philadelphia | 2000 | 9 | | | | | | | Nick Bosa | San Francisco | 2022 | 8* | | *In first nine games |
Since entering the NFL in 2017, 49ers tight end GEORGE KITTLE ranks second among all tight ends in receiving yards (4,913) and has recorded at least 500 receiving yards in each of his first five career seasons.
Kittle, who has 424 receiving yards this season, can become the fifth tight end in NFL history with at least 500 receiving yards in each of his first six seasons and the sixth tight end ever with at least 5,000 receiving yards in his first six career seasons.
The tight ends with at least 500 receiving yards in the most consecutive seasons to begin their career in NFL history: PLAYER | TEAM | CONSECUTIVE SEASONS | Rob Gronkowski | New England | 11 (2010-18, 20-21) | Ozzie NewsomeHOF | Cleveland | 8 (1978-85) | Keith Jackson | Philadelphia, Miami | 7 (1988-94) | Jeremy Shockey | New York Giants | 6 (2002-07) | | | | George Kittle | San Francisco | 5* (2017-21) | *Active streak |
The tight ends with the most receiving yards in their first six seasons in NFL history: PLAYER | TEAM | RECEIVING YARDS | Rob Gronkowski | New England | 5,555 | Jimmy Graham | New Orleans | 5,357 | Travis Kelce | Kansas City | 5,236 | Kellen Winslow Sr. HOF | San Diego Chargers | 5,176 | Antonio Gates | San Diego Chargers | 5,066 | | | | George Kittle | San Francisco | 4,913* | *In sixth season |
-- NFL -- HIGH WATTAGE: Pittsburgh linebacker T.J. WATT recorded a half sack and his sixth-career interception last week and since entering the league in 2017, ranks second among all players with 73.5 sacks.
With 1.5 sacks on Monday Night Football in Indianapolis (8:15 PM ET, ESPN), Watt – appearing in his 81st career game – can become the second-fastest player to reach 75 NFL sacks since 1982, when the individual sack became an official statistic, trailing only Pro Football Hall of Famer REGGIE WHITE (65 games). The players to reach 75 sacks in the fewest games since 1982: PLAYER | TEAM | GAMES | Reggie WhiteHOF | Philadelphia | 65 | J.J. Watt | Houston | 82 | Bruce SmithHOF | Buffalo | 85 | Von Miller | Denver | 90 | | | | T.J. Watt | Pittsburgh | 80* | *Has 73.5 career sacks |
Watt has 12.5 sacks in 10 career games on Monday, including multi-sack performances in each of his Monday Night Football appearances last season (three sacks in Week 9 and four sacks in Week 17). With at least two sacks against Indianapolis, Watt can become the fifth player since 1982, when the individual sack became an official statistic, to record multiple sacks in three consecutive Monday games.
The players with the most consecutive Monday games with at least two sacks since 1982: PLAYER | TEAM(S) | CONSECUTIVE GAMES | Aldon Smith | San Francisco | 4 (Week 15, 2011 – Week 12, 2013) | John RandleHOF | Minnesota | 4 (Week 9, 1992 – Week 17, 1994) | Jacob Green | Seattle | 3 (Week 1, 1984 – Week 11, 1984) | Richard SeymourHOF | New England, Oakland Raiders | 3 (Week 7, 2008 – Week 1, 2011) | | | | T.J. Watt | Pittsburgh | 2* (Week 9, 2021 – Week 17, 2021) | *Active streak | AFC Players of the Week - Week 11 | CHIEFS TE TRAVIS KELCE, BILLS LB MATT MILANO &
PATRIOTS DB MARCUS JONES NAMED AFC PLAYERS OF WEEK 11 Tight end TRAVIS KELCE of the Kansas City Chiefs, linebacker MATT MILANO of the Buffalo Bills and defensive back MARCUS JONES of the New England Patriots are the AFC Offensive, Defensive and Special Teams Players of the Week for games played in Week 11 (November 17, 20-21). OFFENSE: TE TRAVIS KELCE, KANSAS CITY CHIEFS - Kelce recorded six receptions for 115 yards and three touchdowns, including the game-winning 17-yard touchdown reception with 31 seconds remaining in the Chiefs’ Week 11 victory. He is the third tight end in the Super Bowl era with two games of three-or-more touchdown receptions in a single season, joining Todd Christensen (1983) and Pro Football Hall of Famer Kellen Winslow Sr. (1982).
- Kelce has 33 career games with at least 100 receiving yards and surpassed Rob Gronkowski (32 games) for the most such games by a tight end in NFL history.
- This is the second-career Offensive Player of the Week award for Kelce (Week 15, 2021) and first this season.
- He is the fifth tight end to win the award multiple times, joining Pro Football Hall of Famer Shannon Sharpe (three), Alge Crumpler (two), Jimmy Graham (two) and Rob Gronkowski (two).
DEFENSE: LB MATT MILANO, BUFFALO BILLS - Milano recorded 12 tackles, three tackles for loss, one sack and one fumble recovery in Buffalo’s 31-23 victory over Cleveland in Detroit. He is the first player with at least 10 tackles, three tackles for loss, one sack and a fumble recovery in a single game since Ryan Shazier (Week 2, 2015).
- This is the second-career Defensive Player of the Week award for Milano (Week 3, 2018) and first this season.
- Milano is the fourth former Boston College player to win Defensive Player of the Week multiple times, joining Luke Kuechly (five times), Mathias Kiwanuka (twice) and Mike Mamula (twice).
SPECIAL TEAMS: DB MARCUS JONES, NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS - Jones recorded an 84-yard punt-return touchdown with five seconds remaining in the Patriots' 10-3 win over the New York Jets. It marked the first punt-return touchdown in the NFL this season.
- Jones became the sixth player to record a game-winning punt-return touchdown in the final two minutes of regulation or in overtime since 1970 and it was second-latest game-winning punt-return touchdown in regulation since 1970, trailing only DeSean Jackson (no time remaining on December 19, 2010).
- This is Jones’ first-career Special Teams Player of the Week award and he becomes the fourth Patriots rookie to earn the honor since 2000, joining Jake Bailey (Weeks 3 and 11, 2019), Bethel Johnson (Week 13, 2003) and Laurence Maroney (Week 7, 2006).
- Jones is the first player from Houston to win Special Teams Player of the Week.
2022 AFC PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
| Offense | Defense | Special Teams | Wk 1 Wk 2 Wk 3 Wk 4 Wk 5 Wk 6 | QB Patrick Mahomes, Kansas City QB Tua Tagovailoa, Miami QB Trevor Lawrence, Jacksonville QB Patrick Mahomes, Kansas City QB Josh Allen, Buffalo QB Josh Allen, Buffalo | S Minkah Fitzpatrick, Pittsburgh CB Jaylen Watson, Kansas City DE Trey Hendrickson, Cincinnati S Jordan Poyer, Buffalo LB Matthew Judon, New England DL Quinnen Williams, N.Y. Jets | K Cade York, Cleveland P Braden Mann, N.Y. Jets P Corliss Waitman, Denver K Evan McPherson, Cincinnati K Chase McLaughlin, Indianapolis K Dustin Hopkins, L.A. Chargers | Wk 7 | QB Joe Burrow, Cincinnati | CB Sauce Gardner, N.Y. Jets | K Randy Bullock, Tennessee | Wk 8 Wk 9 Wk 10 | RB Derrick Henry, Tennessee RB Joe Mixon, Cincinnati RB Jonathan Taylor, Indianapolis | DE Dre’Mont Jones, Denver LB Justin Houston, Baltimore LB Alex Highsmith, Pittsburgh | K Nick Folk, New England K Cameron Dicker, L.A. Chargers P Ryan Stonehouse, Tennessee | Wk 11 | TE Travis Kelce, Kansas City | LB Matt Milano, Buffalo | DB Marcus Jones, New England |
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| NFC Players of the Week - Week 11 | COWBOYS RB TONY POLLARD, LIONS DL AIDAN HUTCHINSON &
FALCONS RB CORDARRELLE PATTERSON NAMED NFC PLAYERS OF WEEK 11
Running back TONY POLLARD of the Dallas Cowboys, defensive lineman AIDAN HUTCHINSON of the Detroit Lions and running back CORDARRELLE PATTERSON of the Atlanta Falcons are the NFC Offensive, Defensive and Special Teams Players of the Week for games played in Week 11 (November 17, 20-21). OFFENSE: RB TONY POLLARD, DALLAS COWBOYS - Pollard had a career-high 189 scrimmage yards (109 receiving, 80 rushing) and two touchdown receptions in the Cowboys’ 40-3 win at Minnesota in Week 11. He became the fourth player since 1990 with at least 75 rushing yards, 100 receiving yards and two touchdown receptions in a single game, joining Joey Galloway (November 12, 1995), Todd Gurley (December 24, 2017) and Pro Football Hall of Famer LaDainian Tomlinson (December 7, 2003).
- This is the first-career Offensive Player of the Week award for Pollard and he joins Pro Football Hall of Famer Emmitt Smith (10-time winner) and Ezekiel Elliott as the only Cowboys running backs to win the award since 1990.
- He joins Pro Football Hall of Famer Isaac Bruce (three-time winner) and DeAngelo Williams (two-time winner) as the only former Memphis Tigers to earn Offensive Player of the Week honors.
DEFENSE: DL AIDAN HUTCHINSON, DETROIT LIONS - Hutchinson registered his second-career interception and first-career fumble recovery in the Lions’ 31-18 win at the New York Giants in Week 11. He is the first rookie defensive lineman to record an interception and fumble recovery in a game since Kerry Wynn (Week 16, 2014).
- This is the first Defensive Player of the Week award for Hutchinson and he joins Kerby Joseph (Week 9) as the only Lions rookies to ever earn the honor. He is the first Detroit defensive lineman to win the award since Ezekiel Ansah (Week 17, 2017).
- He becomes the fifth Michigan defensive lineman to earn the honor, joining Frank Clark, Brandon Graham, Curtis Greer and James Hall (twice).
SPECIAL TEAMS: RB CORDARRELLE PATTERSON, ATLANTA FALCONS - Patterson recorded a 103-yard kickoff return for a touchdown in the Falcons' 27-24 comeback victory over Chicago. He has nine career kickoff returns for a touchdown, surpassing Josh Cribbs (eight) and Leon Washington (eight) for the most in NFL history.
- This is Patterson’s second-career Special Teams Player of the Week award, also earning the honor as a rookie in Week 8 of the 2013 season with Minnesota. He was also named Offensive Player of the Week in Week 3 this season.
- He is the sixth former Tennessee Volunteer to win three overall Player of the Week awards, joining Peyton Manning (27-time winner), Reggie White (six) Arian Foster (three), Terry McDaniel (three) and Chuck Smith (three).
2022 NFC PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
| Offense | Defense | Special Teams | Wk 1 | RB Saquon Barkley, N.Y. Giants | LB Uchenna Nwosu, Seattle | CB Zech McPhearson, Philadelphia | Wk 2 | WR Amon-Ra St. Brown, Detroit | CB Darius Slay, Philadelphia | K Graham Gano, N.Y. Giants | Wk 3 | RB Cordarrelle Patterson, Atlanta | DE Brandon Graham, Philadelphia | P Pat O’Donnell, Green Bay | Wk 4 | QB Geno Smith, Seattle | LB Haason Reddick, Philadelphia | K Greg Joseph, Minnesota | Wk 5 | TE Taysom Hill, New Orleans | LB Micah Parsons, Dallas | K Cameron Dicker, Philadelphia | Wk 6 | QB Marcus Mariota, Atlanta | CB Tariq Woolen, Seattle | P Ryan Wright, Minnesota | Wk 7 | QB Daniel Jones, N.Y. Giants | CB Marco Wilson, Arizona | K Cairo Santos, Chicago | Wk 8 | RB Christian McCaffrey, San Francisco | LB Za’Darius Smith, Minnesota | TE Will Dissly, Seattle | Wk 9 | QB Justin Fields, Chicago | S Kerby Joseph, Detroit | P Jake Camarda, Tampa Bay | Wk 10 | WR Justin Jefferson, Minnesota | LB Devin White, Tampa Bay | K Joey Slye, Washington | Wk 11 | RB Tony Pollard, Dallas | DL Aidan Hutchinson, Detroit | RB Cordarrelle Patterson, Atlanta |
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| The Starting 11 -- NFL celebrates Madden's incomparable legacy | Thanksgiving just wouldn’t be Thanksgiving in the National Football League without Pro Football Hall of Famer JOHN MADDEN. After the iconic coach, broadcaster and entertainment pioneer passed away late last year, the league determined that Thanksgiving was the best way to truly honor one of its most impactful individuals and preserve his legacy in perpetuity. The inaugural “John Madden Thanksgiving Celebration” this week will feature special broadcast tributes during respective Thanksgiving games on CBS, FOX and NBC. Additionally, each network will select a “Madden Player of the Game,” who will receive a $10,000 donation in their name from the NFL Foundation to the youth or high school football program of their choice. And to honor Madden in this week’s Starting 11, the league remembers the pro football legend through 11 of his most memorable quotes… 1. ATTITUDE OF GRATITUDE: “Since 1981, I've spent every Thanksgiving Day broadcasting a game, and it is one of my favorite days. You can say, 'Woe is me, I never get to be part of the tradition,' or you can say, 'Heck, we've got our own tradition, and it's pretty good.'”
- Traditions were important to Madden. Whether honoring the game, family, the turducken dish he discovered in New Orleans and shared with his bus drivers, colleagues and friends, or the NFL’s long history of playing on Thanksgiving, time-honored celebrations were held in high regard by the Pro Football Hall of Famer.
- And another tradition that surely would’ve made Madden proud is the NFL’s long trend of teams overcoming down years and rebounding to make the playoffs. Two teams in that category will meet on Thanksgiving Day at AT&T Stadium (4:30 PM ET, FOX), when the NEW YORK GIANTS (7-3) visit the DALLAS COWBOYS (7-3). In each of the last 32 seasons (1990-2021), at least four teams annually have reached the playoffs after failing to make the postseason the previous year. In 2021, Dallas was one of seven teams that earned playoff berths after missing the postseason the year before. This season, the Giants have put themselves in prime position to join that group.
- Madden and longtime broadcast partner Pat Summerall were in the Texas Stadium booth for CBS the last time the Giants met the Cowboys on Thanksgiving, Nov. 26, 1992.
2. NUMBER OF THE WEEK – 99: “Sometimes we think video games are just games for kids, and then once they get out of grammar school or high school, they never play again. But that's when they really start playing.”
- Madden helped create one of the most exclusive groups in sports: The 99 Club, made up of those players with a 99 rating in the Madden NFL video game.
- One current member of that club, defensive end MYLES GARRETT, will meet a recent 99 overall member, quarterback TOM BRADY, when TAMPA BAY (5-5) travels to CLEVELAND (3-7). Sunday’s game at FirstEnergy Stadium (1:00 PM ET, FOX) also features Browns running back NICK CHUBB, who currently carries a 98 Madden rating. In real life, Chubb has the second-highest career rushing average (5.3 yards per carry) in NFL history (minimum 1,000 attempts).
- Other current members of the 99 Club are Raiders wide receiver DAVANTE ADAMS, Rams defensive lineman AARON DONALD and 49ers tackle TRENT WILLIAMS.
3. CONVICTION AND HUMILITY: “Self-praise is for losers. Be a winner. Stand for something. Always have class, and be humble.”
- Three players that epitomize those qualities and certainly would’ve impressed Madden in 2022 will meet on Sunday when BALTIMORE (7-3) squares off with JACKSONVILLE (3-7) at TIAA Bank Field (1:00 PM ET, CBS). Quarterback LAMAR JACKSON has first-place Baltimore in position to reach the playoffs for the third time in his four seasons as the Ravens’ starter. Meanwhile, the Jaguars’ TREVOR LAWRENCE has shown remarkable improvement, having already passed for more touchdowns than his rookie season. Additionally, in four of his past five games, Lawrence has not thrown an interception. Jacksonville running back TRAVIS ETIENNE has averaged 120.0 scrimmage yards per game since Week 7. Only TONY POLLARD and DERRICK HENRY have higher averages over the past five weeks in the NFL.
4. MADDEN SPOTLIGHT – INDIVIDUAL MATCHUP: “Football isn't nuclear physics, but it's not so simple that you can make it simple. It takes some explaining to get it across.”
- Remembered as one of the best teachers in football history, Madden became the first American sports broadcaster to use a telestrator during the Super Bowl XVI broadcast on CBS, as the 49ers defeated the Bengals, 26-21. He certainly would’ve used that telestrator this week to explain the chess match at Levi’s Stadium on Sunday (4:25 PM ET, FOX) when SAN FRANCISCO (6-4) hosts NEW ORLEANS (4-7).
- Saints wide receiver CHRIS OLAVE has 51 receptions for 760 yards, both first among NFL rookies.
- San Francisco safety TALANOA HUFANGA, a big reason the 49ers have shut out opponents in the second half of each of their past three games, has emerged as a leader in the San Francisco secondary.
5. MADDEN SPOTLIGHT – TEAM MATCHUP: “Discipline is knowing what you're supposed to do and doing it as best you can.”
- Don’t expect a lot of laundry on the field when the LOS ANGELES RAMS (3-7) visit the KANSAS CITY CHIEFS (8-2) on Sunday (4:25 PM ET, FOX). The Rams rank second in the league with just 4.3 penalties per game while the Chiefs (5.1) are tied for the fourth fewest.
- In the last meeting between the clubs (Week 11, 2018), the Rams defeated the Chiefs, 54-51, the first game in NFL history in which each team reached 50 points. In the third-highest-scoring game (105 combined points) of all-time, the two clubs combined for 1,001 total yards of offense.
6. THAT’S A LOUD DEFENSE: “You got one guy going BOOM, one guy going WHACK, and one guy not getting in the end zone.”
- The WASHINGTON COMMANDERS (6-5) have won five of their last six games heading into Sunday’s matchup with the ATLANTA FALCONS (5-6) at FedExField (1:00 PM ET, FOX). Over that stretch, since Week 6, the Commanders rank second in the league in goal-to-go defense, allowing touchdowns on just 45.5 percent of opponents’ goal-to-go possessions. Washington linebacker JAMIN DAVIS is tied for second in the NFL with six goal-to-go tackles this season.
7. DRESSING FOR SUCCESS: “It's a lot easier to get a suit than it is to get a coach.”
- When Pro Football Hall of Famer AL DAVIS hired Madden as Raiders head coach in 1969, Madden was just 32 years old. So, naturally, he would’ve been impressed with the effort of another rookie head coach, Minnesota’s KEVIN O’CONNELL.
- This week, O’Connell and the MINNESOTA VIKINGS (8-2) host BILL BELICHICK and the NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS (6-4) on Thanksgiving night (8:20 PM ET, NBC). Belichick earlier this season surpassed Pro Football Hall of Famer GEORGE HALAS for the second-most wins in NFL history, including the postseason.
- O’Connell has an opportunity to join a significant group of rookie head coaches. In the NFL’s previous 102 seasons, only 22 individuals have won at least nine of their first 11 games as an NFL head coach, a list that includes Madden (nine in 1969) and Halas (nine in 1920).
8. GOODS & PROVISIONS READY TO GO: “Don’t worry about the horse being blind; just load the wagon.”
- The DETROIT LIONS (4-6) have won three straight and enter Thanksgiving against the BUFFALO BILLS (7-3) in second place in the NFC North. Running back JAMAAL WILLIAMS leads the NFL with 12 rushing touchdowns, the most by a Lions player since Pro Football Hall of Famer BARRY SANDERS had 16 in 1991. Head coach DAN CAMPBELL and his club are bidding for the franchise’s first playoff berth since 2016.
9. MUSIC CITY, MEADOWLANDS PATIOS COULD BE CROWDED: “If you can't run with the big dogs, stay on the porch.”
- Tennessee’s DERRICK HENRY leads the NFL in both carries (230) and rushing yards (1,010) this season. In last week’s win, he became the fifth running back all-time with at least 10 rushing touchdowns in five consecutive seasons, joining Pro Football Hall of Famer LADAINIAN TOMLINSON (nine consecutive seasons) as well as ADRIAN PETERSON (seven), SHAUN ALEXANDER (five) and MICHAEL TURNER (five). TENNESSEE (7-3) hosts CINCINNATI (6-4) on Sunday (1:00 PM ET, CBS) in a rematch of a thrilling 2021 AFC Divisional playoff game.
- Meanwhile, CHICAGO (3-8) visits the NEW YORK JETS (6-4) on Sunday (1:00 PM ET, FOX). Since Madden led the Raiders to a Super Bowl title in 1976, only two teams have averaged more than 200 rushing yards per game: The 2019 BALTIMORE RAVENS (206.0) and the 1977 CHICAGO BEARS (200.8). The 2022 CHICAGO BEARS (197.9) have a chance to join that group, led by quarterback JUSTIN FIELDS, who last week became the second player in the Super Bowl era with at least one touchdown pass and one rushing touchdown in five consecutive games, joining KYLER MURRAY (five consecutive games in 2020).
10. THIS WEEK IN MADDEN HISTORY: Nov. 28, 1976 (46 years ago) – Future Pro Football Hall of Famers KEN STABLER and CLIFF BRANCH connect on a 35-yard touchdown as the Raiders dominate Tampa Bay in a 49-16 victory. The Raiders go on to win their next five games, including Super Bowl XI over Minnesota. From the start of that ’76 season through Oct. 9, 1977, Madden and Stabler would lead the Raiders to wins in 20 of 21 games, including the postseason … “I've often said, 'If I had one drive to win a game to this day, and I had a quarterback to pick, I would pick Kenny.' Snake was a lot cooler than I was. He was a perfect quarterback and a perfect Raider. When you think about the Raiders, you think about Ken Stabler.” 11. HIGH-CALORIC AROMAS: “The only things that smell good are fat and sugar. Tofu being boiled doesn't smell good. Anything that smells good is fattening.”
- The franchise that drafted Madden in 1958, the Philadelphia Eagles, certainly would’ve impressed him this season, especially with the team’s play on the offensive line. Philadelphia has started the same five offensive linemen – LANDON DICKERSON, LANE JOHNSON, JASON KELCE, JORDAN MAILATA and ISAAC SEUMALO – in nine of its 10 games, losing just one start due to injury.
- This week, PHILADELPHIA (9-1) hosts GREEN BAY (4-7) on Sunday Night Football (8:20 PM ET, NBC).
WEEK 12 NFL SCHEDULE (All times Eastern) Thursday, November 24 | Buffalo at Detroit (Thanksgiving) | CBS | 12:30 | | New York Giants at Dallas (Thanksgiving) | FOX | 4:30 | | New England at Minnesota (Thanksgiving) | NBC | 8:20 | Sunday, November 27 | Denver at Carolina | FOX | 1:00 | | Tampa Bay at Cleveland | FOX | 1:00 | | Baltimore at Jacksonville | CBS | 1:00 | | Houston at Miami | CBS | 1:00 | | Chicago at New York Jets | FOX | 1:00 | | Cincinnati at Tennessee | CBS | 1:00 | | Atlanta at Washington | FOX | 1:00 | | Los Angeles Chargers at Arizona | CBS | 4:05 | | Las Vegas at Seattle | CBS | 4:05 | | Los Angeles Rams at Kansas City | FOX | 4:25 | | New Orleans at San Francisco | FOX | 4:25 | | Green Bay at Philadelphia | NBC | 8:20 | Monday, November 28 | Pittsburgh at Indianapolis | ESPN | 8:15 |
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| 32 Players Nominated For 2022 Art Rooney Sportsmanship Award | Winner to be revealed as part of NFL Honors before Super Bowl LVII The 32 player nominees for the ninth annual ART ROONEY SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD have been finalized, the NFL announced today. Each NFL team nominated one of its players for the award, which recognizes players around the league who exemplify outstanding sportsmanship on the field.
Created in 2014, the award honors the late founding owner of the Pittsburgh Steelers and Pro Football Hall of Famer ART ROONEY SR.
A panel of former players from the NFL Legends Community – WARRICK DUNN, 2014 Art Rooney Sportsmanship Award recipient LARRY FITZGERALD, Pro Football Hall of Famer CURTIS MARTIN and LEONARD WHEELER – will select eight finalists (four in the AFC and four in the NFC) from the 32 nominees. The eight finalists will be listed on the Pro Bowl ballot under the NFL Sportsmanship Award category when players vote in December.
“These Rooney Sportsmanship Award nominees exemplify the fiercest competition combined with the excellence of sportsmanship, said Troy Vincent, EVP of Football Operations of the NFL. “It reflects the very values of respect, resilience, and fairness that inspire both teammates and opponents to be the best in the world.”
The award is presented each year to an NFL player who best demonstrates the qualities of on-field sportsmanship, including fair play, respect for the game and opponents, and integrity in competition. 2022 ART ROONEY SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD NOMINEES Team | Player | | Team | Player | Arizona Cardinals | Budda Baker | | Las Vegas Raiders | Maxx Crosby | Atlanta Falcons | Grady Jarrett | | Los Angeles Chargers | Austin Ekeler | Baltimore Ravens | Calais Campbell | | Los Angeles Rams | Cooper Kupp | Buffalo Bills | Von Miller | | Miami Dolphins | Alec Ingold | Carolina Panthers | Johnny Hekker | | Minnesota Vikings | Dalvin Cook | Chicago Bears | DeAndre Houston-Carson | | New England Patriots | David Andrews | Cincinnati Bengals | B.J. Hill | | New Orleans Saints | Ryan Ramczyk | Cleveland Browns | Nick Chubb | | New York Giants | Daniel Jones | Dallas Cowboys | Dak Prescott | | New York Jets | Duane Brown | Denver Broncos | Pat Surtain II | | Philadelphia Eagles | Lane Johnson | Detroit Lions | Kalif Raymond | | Pittsburgh Steelers | Alex Highsmith | Green Bay Packers | Aaron Jones | | San Francisco 49ers | Kyle Juszczyk | Houston Texans | Jerry Hughes | | Seattle Seahawks | Will Dissly | Indianapolis Colts | DeForest Buckner | | Tampa Bay Buccaneers | Lavonte David | Jacksonville Jaguars | Christian Kirk | | Tennessee Titans | Derrick Henry | Kansas City Chiefs | Nick Bolton | | Washington Commanders | Terry McLaurin |
The winner of the Art Rooney Sportsmanship Award is determined by a vote of current NFL players. From the eight finalists, each team’s players will submit a consensus vote of their choice for the winner. As in Pro Bowl voting, a team cannot vote for its own player.
The winner will be announced as part of NFL Honors. He will receive a $25,000 donation from the NFL Foundation to a charity of his choice.
PREVIOUS RECIPIENTS OF THE ART ROONEY SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD Year | Player | Team | 2021 | WR Matthew Slater | New England | 2020 | QB Teddy Bridgewater | Carolina | 2019 | RB Adrian Peterson | Washington | 2018 | QB Drew Brees | New Orleans | 2017 | LB Luke Kuechly | Carolina | 2016 | RB Frank Gore | Indianapolis | 2015 | CB Charles Woodson | Oakland Raiders | 2014 | WR Larry Fitzgerald | Arizona |
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| National Football League Launches Second Officially Licensed NFL Experience on Roblox | NFL Quarterback Simulator experience further expands the NFL's metaverse presence and introduces football to youth while promoting balanced healthy play New York, NY – (November 22, 2022) – The National Football League announced today the launch of NFL Quarterback Simulator, the second officially licensed NFL experience on Roblox (NYSE: RBLX). NFL Quarterback Simulator is an NFL-themed target practice passing experience featuring unique challenges, NFL player personalities, and rewards. Each level of the experience features a unique theme spotlighting key NFL initiatives, international games, and more. The NFL's Fuel Up to Play 60 initiative, an in-school nutrition and physical activity program launched by the NFL and the National Dairy Council (NDC), will be highlighted in NFL Quarterback Simulator to promote a healthy balance of interactive and physical play to engage the next generation of fans. NFL Quarterback Simulator aims to take the simulator genre to the next level. The experience allows users to explore an ever-expanding universe of fantastical fields, destroy themed targets, collect card packs, and assemble their dream squad as they roam about. Designed to be enjoyed by fans of the NFL, the fun and easy-to-play simulator will attract new fans from the global Roblox community. NFL players will be featured in NFL Quarterback Simulator as non-playable characters to help engage fans while in the experience. Kansas City Chiefs' Wide Receiver and Fuel Up to Play 60 Ambassador, JuJu Smith-Schuster will be showcased as the tutorial non-playable character. He will also be included in exclusive in-game trading card packs that fans can collect to help destroy targets as they move about the themed fields. In addition, Washington Commanders' Wide Receiver and Fuel Up to Play 60 Ambassador, Terry McLaurin will be featured as the quest non-playable character, encouraging fans to pause from the gameplay and get active with daily Fuel Up to Play 60 branded physical challenges. Once fans complete the physical challenges, they will be awarded gems, the in-game currency, to be used to purchase special items in the experience. "Coming off the success of NFL Tycoon, the League's first persistent experience on Roblox, we are excited for NFL Quarterback Simulator to join the lineup of officially licensed NFL experiences available on the platform, creating an additional touchpoint in the metaverse," said Ed Kiang, Vice President of Video Gaming at the NFL. "Working alongside the league's Fuel Up to Play 60 program, we added another layer to the gameplay to engage young fans in a dynamic way that promotes a balance of interactive and physical activity brought to life by NFL players." "Everyone should have a chance to be an NFL star," said JuJu Smith-Schuster. "The NFL Quarterback Simulator on Roblox will show you if you have what it takes. Tap your friends, get your energy on by fueling up with milk and find me on the field!" NFL Quarterback Simulator was created in collaboration with MELON, a leading metaverse development studio. To learn more about the NFL Quarterback Simulator on Roblox, visit www.roblox.com/quarterbacksim. Three-Time Super Bowl Champion Julian Edelman Featured On NFL Network's A Football Life THREE-TIME SUPER BOWL CHAMPION JULIAN EDELMAN FEATURED ON NFL NETWORK'S A FOOTBALL LIFE 'Julian Edelman: A Football Life' Premieres Friday, November 25 at 9:00 PM ET on NFL Network "He was one of the most dependable players that I have ever played with." – Tom Brady
The 11th season of the Emmy-nominated and highly acclaimed NFL Films-produced series A Football Life continues Friday, November 25 at 9:00 PM ET on NFL Network with a profile of three-time Super Bowl champion wide receiver Julian Edelman. The one-hour show features sit-down interviews with Edelman, former teammates such as Tom Brady, Rob Gronkowski and Danny Amendola, former coaches Bill Belichick and Josh McDaniels, New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft and others.
Among the topics discussed in Julian Edelman: A Football Life include:
- Growing up playing Pop Warner football with his father coaching him
- Starting his collegiate career at the College of San Mateo before transferring to Kent State
- Being a late round selection by the New England Patriots in the 2009 NFL Draft and working hard to keep a roster spot in the beginning of his career
- Evolving into a top wide receiver for the Patriots and helping them to wins in Super Bowls XLIX, LI & LIII
- Learning more about his faith and connecting with his Jewish ancestry
- Winning MVP in Super Bowl LIII and his post-playing broadcasting career
Emmy-nominated actor Josh Charles narrates.
Julian Edelman: A Football Life includes interviews with the following people:
- Julian Edelman
- Frank Edelman – Father
- Angie Edelman – Mother
- Jason Rodriguez – Brother
- Nicki Ghafoori – Sister
- Tom Brady – Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback & New England Patriots teammate
- Bill Belichick – New England Patriots head coach
- Danny Amendola – New England Patriots teammate
- Rob Gronkowski – Former All-Pro tight end & New England Patriots teammate
- Matthew Slater – New England Patriots teammate
- Robert Kraft – New England Patriots owner
- Tim Tulloch – College of San Mateo head coach
- Larry Owens – Former College of San Mateo head coach
- Don Yee – Agent
- Steve Dubin – Agent
- Scott O'Brien – Former New England Patriots special teams coach
- Chad O'Shea – Former New England Patriots wide receivers coach
- Nick Caserio – Former Patriots Executive
- Ben Rawitz – Tom Brady's Manager
- Josh McDaniels – Former New England Patriots offensive coordinator
- Bill Hamilton – Rabbi
- James Brown – Inside The NFL Host
Provided below are some select quotes from Julian Edelman: A Football Life:
- "He was one of the most dependable players that I have ever played with. His heart and his toughness will forever go down in what his character is all about, and that's what we all love about him." – Tom Brady - "I knew football. So it gave me an opportunity to play undersized and really learn technique of how to play the game with angles and vision and setting up blocks. Even when I was a smaller player though, I always felt I was the best football player on the field at all times." – Julian Edelman on switching positions to quarterback in high school - "I just walked away thinking 'I can't believe this guy's work ethic.' His determination to try and play in the National Football League is what stuck with me." – Scott O'Brien - "I think that play is really a true signature play for Julian. His competitiveness, his aggressiveness, his physical and mental toughness to fight and compete and ultimately, to concentrate to secure the ball in an almost impossible situation." – Bill Belichick on Edelman's crucial catch in Super Bowl LI - "He was bummed. But Julian and I have a rabbi lesson every Friday and we talk about sadness. We stayed sad for a day, then we said, 'Nothing we can do, let's just move forward.'" – Frank Edelman on Julian's recovery from an ACL injury - "He takes his craft seriously. He was an Emmy nominee even after year one. Which means that people saw the impressive talent that was there. Year two he is delivering substance." – James Brown on Edelman joining the Inside The NFL cast - "It was definitely a team journey and I wouldn't be there without my dad or without my mom, because there are sacrifices that you have when you're trying to chase dreams." – Julian Edelman
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Below is a broadcast schedule for remaining episodes of A Football Life this season:
- December 23 – Franco Harris
- December/January (exact premiere date TBD) – 1972 Miami Dolphins
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This year, the three holiday games will be aired to millions across the country and around the world as the National Football League honors Pro Football Hall of Famer JOHN MADDEN with the inaugural "John Madden Thanksgiving Celebration," a yearly, multi-faceted remembrance of the late great icon's indelible legacy. The inaugural "John Madden Thanksgiving Celebration" will feature special broadcast tributes as CBS, FOX and NBC will create their own segments dedicated to the football legend. For more information on the National Football League honoring John Madden, click here. Since 2006, the NFL has scheduled three Thanksgiving Day games each year. This year’s triple-header is the third season since 2006 to feature five teams with a winning record, joining 2014 and 2011. The first game showcases the BUFFALO BILLS traveling to Ford Field to face the DETROIT LIONS (12:30 PM ET, CBS). The Bills are playing their second-consecutive game in Detroit after their Week 11 contest against Cleveland, originally scheduled to be played at Highmark Stadium in Buffalo, was moved to Ford Field due to a weather emergency in western New York last week. The late-afternoon game marks the 45th consecutive Thanksgiving Day contest hosted in Dallas, as the DALLAS COWBOYS welcome the NEW YORK GIANTS to AT&T Stadium (4:30 PM ET, FOX). The holiday concludes at U.S. Bank Stadium as the NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS visit the MINNESOTA VIKINGS. (8:20 PM ET, NBC). GAME | NETWORK | LOCAL TIME | EASTERN TIME | Buffalo Bills (7-3) at Detroit Lions (4-6) | CBS | 12:30 PM ET | 12:30 PM | New York Giants (7-3) at Dallas Cowboys (7-3) | FOX | 3:30 PM CT | 4:30 PM | New England Patriots (6-4) at Minnesota Vikings (8-2) | NBC | 7:20 PM CT | 8:20 PM |
The Lions will play their 83rd Thanksgiving Day game dating back to 1934, while the Cowboys will play in their 55th since 1966. The New York Giants will play their 14th game while Buffalo will play its 11th game on the holiday. The Vikings are appearing on Thanksgiving for the ninth time while the Patriots will play in their sixth Thanksgiving game. All six teams have appeared on Thanksgiving at least one time since 2012.
The Thanksgiving Day records of the teams playing this Thursday:
TEAM | WON | LOST | TIED | Buffalo Bills | 5 | 4 | 1 | Dallas Cowboys | 31 | 22 | 1 | Detroit Lions | 37 | 43 | 2 | Minnesota Vikings | 6 | 2 | 0 | New England Patriots | 3 | 2 | 0 | New York Giants | 6 | 4 | 3 |
BUFFALO (7-3) at DETROIT (4-6): Thursday’s matchup marks the third Thanksgiving Day meeting between the Bills and Lions, with Detroit winning each of the first two contests. On November 25, 1976, the Lions earned a 27-14 win as GREG LANDRY and DAVID HILL connected for two touchdowns. Detroit also defeated Buffalo, 35-21, on Thanksgiving in 1994 as Pro Football Hall of Famer BARRY SANDERS rushed for one of his eight career Thanksgiving touchdowns.
Thursday marks the 11th regular-season meeting between the two franchises, with Buffalo holding a 6-4-1 series advantage. In their last meeting, Week 15 of the 2018 season, quarterback JOSH ALLEN rushed for a touchdown and threw a go-ahead 42-yard touchdown pass in the fourth quarter of the Bills’ 14-13 victory.
Week 12 will mark Buffalo’s third appearance on Thanksgiving in the past four seasons. On November 28, 2019, the Bills defeated Dallas, 26-15, with two touchdowns (one passing, one rushing) from Allen and two sacks from defensive tackle ED OLIVER. Last year on the holiday, Allen threw four touchdown passes, including two to tight end DAWSON KNOX and one to wide receiver STEFON DIGGS, in Buffalo’s 31-6 win at New Orleans.
Last week, Buffalo earned a 31-23 victory over Cleveland as Allen threw his 21st touchdown pass of the season. Since entering the NFL in 2018, he has 159 career combined passing and rushing touchdowns (124 passing, 35 rushing), tied with PATRICK MAHOMES (159) for the third-most by a player in his first five seasons in NFL history. Diggs recorded his eighth touchdown reception of the year in Week 11 and surpassed 1,000 receiving yards (1,033) for the fifth-consecutive season.
Linebacker VON MILLER has six sacks in five road games this season and has 10.5 sacks in 12 career games on Thursday. In Week 11, linebacker MATT MILANO became the first player since RYAN SHAZIER (Week 2, 2015) with at least 10 tackles (12), three tackles for loss, one sack and one fumble recovery in the same game. Defensive tackle ED OLIVER had a career-high three tackles for loss last week and aims for his third in row on Thanksgiving with at least half a sack and a pass defensed. In Week 11, Detroit defeated the New York Giants, 31-18, for its third-consecutive win. Running back JAMAAL WILLIAMS had three rushing touchdowns in the win and became the fourth player since 2000 with multiple rushing touchdowns in at least five of his team's first 10 games of a season, joining SHAUN ALEXANDER (six games in 2005), Pro Football Hall of Famer LADAINIAN TOMLINSON (six in 2006) and PRIEST HOLMES (five in 2003). He leads the NFL with 12 rushing touchdowns this season.
Last year on the holiday, quarterback JARED GOFF completed 21 of 25 pass attempts (84 percent), the highest single-game completion percentage on Thanksgiving in NFL history. He has a passer rating of 100-or-higher in three of his past four home starts and has two-or-more touchdown passes in eight of his past nine home games. Wide receiver AMON-RA ST. BROWN led the team with seven receptions last week and has at least seven catches in six of his past seven home games.
Last week, rookie defensive lineman AIDAN HUTCHINSON recorded an interception and fumble recovery and became the second player (LESLIE O’NEAL – 1986) since 1982, when the individual sack became an official statistic with at least five sacks (5.5) and two interceptions (two) in his first 10 career games. Rookie safety KERBY JOSEPH registered his third interception of the season in Week 11 and is the only rookie with at least three interceptions (three) and two forced fumbles (two). NEW YORK GIANTS (7-3) at DALLAS (7-3): The Giants and Cowboys meet for the 121st time since 1960, with Dallas holding the all-time regular-season series advantage, 72-46-2, including wins in 10 of the past 11 meetings. The two clubs previously met on Thanksgiving in 1992 (November 26), with the Cowboys earning a 30-3 win behind two third-quarter touchdowns from Pro Football Hall of Famer EMMITT SMITH. Thursday marks the second meeting this season between the NFC East rivals. Dallas defeated New York, 23-16, in Week 3 on Monday Night Football with a go-ahead touchdown reception from wide receiver CEEDEE LAMB in the fourth quarter.
Last week, New York Giants quarterback DANIEL JONES passed for a season-high 341 yards and had two touchdowns (one passing, one rushing). He has a passer rating of 90-or-higher in three of his past four road starts. Running back SAQUON BARKLEY leads the NFC with 1,163 scrimmage yards this season and has three rushing touchdowns in four road games in 2022. He recorded 126 scrimmage yards (81 rushing, 45 receiving) and a rushing touchdown in Week 3 against Dallas and has at least 100 scrimmage yards in two of his three career games at Dallas.
Defensive lineman LEONARD WILLIAMS has at least five tackles in three of his past four on the road and has 3.5 sacks in his past three games against the Cowboys. Defensive lineman DEXTER LAWRENCE registered his sixth game this season with at least five tackles in Week 11, tied for the most such games among defensive linemen in 2022. Linebacker JAYLON SMITH recorded 516 tackles, 20 tackles for loss, 20 passes defensed and nine sacks in 68 games over five seasons (2017-21) with Dallas.
Dallas defeated Minnesota, 40-3, last week and is the only NFC team to score at least 40 points twice this season. In five career starts on Thanksgiving, Dallas quarterback DAK PRESCOTT has 1,393 passing yards and nine touchdowns (seven passing, two rushing) with a 98.4 rating and can surpass DANNY WHITE (1,545) for the fourth-most passing yards by a quarterback on the holiday all-time. He has 21 touchdowns against five interceptions for a 100.1 rating in 11 career starts against the Giants.
Running back TONY POLLARD had a career-high 189 scrimmage yards (109 receiving, 80 rushing) and two touchdown receptions in Week 11 and became the fourth player since 1990 with at least 75 rushing yards, 100 receiving yards and two touchdown receptions in a single game, joining JOEY GALLOWAY (November 12, 1995), TODD GURLEY (December 24, 2017) and Pro Football Hall of Famer LADAINIAN TOMLINSON (December 7, 2003). On Thanksgiving in 2021, Pollard recorded a 100-yard kickoff return touchdown, the third-longest touchdown ever scored on the holiday, trailing only interception-return touchdowns of 102 yards by BOB SMITH in 1949 and 101 yards by BRYANT WESTBROOK in 2000.
Running back EZEKIEL ELLIOTT recorded his 14th-career game with two rushing touchdowns last week. He has 488 scrimmage yards (97.6 per game) and four rushing touchdowns in five career Thanksgiving games. Elliott has 10 touchdowns (nine rushing, one receiving) in 11 career games against the Giants and aims for his sixth in a row against New York with a touchdown.
Dallas enters Week 12 with the league’s top ranked scoring defense (16.7 points per game) and leads the NFL with 42 sacks this season. The Cowboys are the only team with four players each having at least five sacks in 2022 – MICAH PARSONS (10 sacks), DORANCE ARMSTRONG (seven), DEMARCUS LAWRENCE (six) and DANTE FOWLER (five) – and each of the four recorded at least one sack in Week 11.
Parsons registered his eighth-career game with at least two sacks, tied with SHAWNE MERRIMAN (eight games) and Pro Football Hall of Famer REGGIE WHITE (eight) for the second-most such games by a player in his first two NFL seasons since 1982, when the individual sack became an official statistic. Only ALDON SMITH (nine games) has more.
Cornerback TREVON DIGGS has 10 passes defensed and three interceptions in five career games against New York and aims for his fourth in a row against the Giants with an interception.
NEW ENGLAND (6-4) at MINNESOTA (8-2): New England leads the all-time series against Minnesota, 9-4, including wins in five consecutive matchups. The Patriots have scored at least 45 points in each of their past two Thanksgiving appearances (2010 and 2012) and are 3-1 on the holiday under head coach BILL BELICHICK. New England defeated the New York Jets, 10-3, in Week 11 as rookie defensive back MARCUS JONES recorded a game-winning 84-yard punt-return touchdown with five seconds remaining, the first punt-return touchdown in the NFL this season. Jones is the sixth player to record a game-winning punt-return touchdown in the final two minutes of regulation or in overtime since 1970, joining PATRICK PETERSON (November 6, 2011), DESEAN JACKSON (December 19, 2010), BRIAN WESTBROOK (October 19, 2003), TAMARICK VANOVER (October 9, 1995) and WALTER STANLEY (November 27, 1986).
Quarterback MAC JONES completed 23 of 27 pass attempts for a career-high 85.2 completion percentage last week. He has at least one touchdown pass in seven of his past eight road starts and aims for his third in a row overall without an interception. Running back RHAMONDRE STEVENSON ranks tied for fifth among all running backs with a career-high 41 receptions this season and needs 73 scrimmage yards for his first-career 1,000-yard season.
The Patriots are the only team in the league this season to allow three points or fewer multiple times and can become the first team since 2000 to allow three-or-fewer points in three consecutive games within a single season. New England enters Week 12 allowing 16.9 points per game, the fewest among all AFC teams. Linebacker MATTHEW JUDON has at least 1.5 sacks in three of his past four and leads the NFL with a career-high 13 sacks this season. Minnesota quarterback KIRK COUSINS has 691 passing yards (345.5 per game) and five touchdowns against one interception for a 110.8 rating in two career Thanksgiving starts. Running back DALVIN COOK needs 55 scrimmage yards for his fourth-consecutive 1,000-yard season and aims for his third in a row on Thursday with at least 170 scrimmage yards and a touchdown. Wide receiver JUSTIN JEFFERSON has 4,109 career receiving yards and can surpass Pro Football Hall of Famer RANDY MOSS (4,163 receiving yards) for the most receiving yards by a player in his first three seasons in NFL history. Linebacker ZA’DARIUS SMITH has 22 sacks in 22 career primetime games while linebacker DANIELLE HUNTER has 6.5 sacks in six career Thursday games. Cornerback PATRICK PETERSON ranks third in the NFL this season with 12 passes defensed. Safety HARRISON SMITH has a pass defensed in five of his past six games and aims for his third in a row with at least six tackles. For the Thanksgiving all-time leaders and memorable moments, click here. For the Week 12 Thanksgiving Day capsules, click here. Siete del domingo – Undécima semana Un vistazo a siete destacados estadísticos de los partidos jugados a la 1:00 p.m. y 4:00 p.m. (hora de New York) el domingo 20 de noviembre, la undécima semana de luna temporada 2022. - CLOSE JUEGOS: Nueve de los 12 partidos (75 por ciento) que fueron completados en semana 11 fueron definidos por una anotación (ocho puntos) en el último período y hubo125 partidos dentro de una anotación (ocho puntos) en el último período esta temporada, la mayor cantidad de tales desempeños a lo largo de las primeras 11 semanas en la historia de la NFL.
Con dos partidos aún por completarse en la undécima semana, han habido 71 partidos decididos por un anotación (seis puntos) o menos, empatando con 2016 (71) para la mayor cantidad de tales desempeños a lo largo de las primeras 11 semanas en la historia.
COMEBACKS: Tres equipos se sobrepusieron a déficits de al menos 10 puntos el domingo –ATLANTA (desventaja de 10 puntos), LAS VEGAS (10) y PHILADELPHIA (10)– y han habido 35 partidos en los que un equipo se sobrepuso a una desventaja de al menos 10 puntos para ganar o empatar esta temporada, la mayor cantidad de tales desempeños a lo largo de las primeras 11 semanas de una temporada en la historia.
Cuatro partidos –victorias de ATLANTA, LAS VEGAS, PHILADELPHIA y NEW ENGLAND– fueron decididas por una anotación definitoria en los últimos dos minutos del tiempo regular o en la prórroga el domingo. Hubo 38 partidos esta temporada decididos por una anotación definitoria en los últimos dos minutos del tiempo regular o en la prórroga, solamente detrás de 2015 (39) y 2003 (39) para la mayor cantidad de tales desempeños a lo largo de las primeras 11 semanas de una temporada en la historia. - El secundario novato de New England MARCUS JONES registró una anotación mediante retorno despeje de 84 yardas con cinco segundos por jugarse en el triunfo de Patriots 10-3 sobre los New York Jets. Marcó la primer anotación mediante retorno despeje en la NFL esta temporada, la segunda primera anotación mediante retorno despeje más tardía en una temporada en la liga desde 1970, solamente detrás de 2021 (semana 14).
Jones es el sexto jugador en registrar una anotación que define el pleito mediante retorno despeje en los últimos dos minutos del tiempo regular o en la prórroga desde 1970, uniéndose a PATRICK PETERSON (6 de noviembre, 2011), DESEAN JACKSON (19 de diciembre, 2010), BRIAN WESTBROOK (19 de octubre, 2003), TAMARICK VANOVER (9 de octubre, 1995) y WALTER STANLEY (27 de noviembre, 1986).
La anotación mediante retorno despeje con cinco segundos por jugarse de Jones marcó la segunda anotación mediante retorno despeje más tardía en tiempo regular desde 1970, solamente detrás de DESEAN JACKSON (sin tiempo por jugarse el 19 de diciembre de 2010).
Cada uno de los cuatro equipos en la AFC Este –MIAMI (7-3), BUFFALO (7-3), NEW ENGLAND (6-4) y NEW YORK JETS (6-4)– y de la NFC Este –PHILADELPHIA (9-1), the NEW YORK GIANTS (7-3), DALLAS (7-3) y WASHINGTON (6-5)– tienen marcas ganadoras a lo largo de la semana 11 esta temporada.
Las AFC Este y NFC Este son la segunda y tercera divisiones en las que los cuatro equipos tienen al menos seis victorias a lo largo de la semana 11 desde la realineación en 2002, uniéndose a la AFC Norte en 2014. - El corredor de Atlanta CORDARRELLE PATTERSON registró un retorno de patada inicial para la anotación de 103 yardas en la remontada de Falcons que terminó en victoria 27-24 sobre Chicago.
Patterson tiene nueve retornos de patada inicial anotadores en su carrera, superando a JOSH CRIBBS (ocho) y LEON WASHINGTON (ocho) para la mayor cantidad en la historia de la NFL. - El mariscal de campo de Philadelphia JALEN HURTS y el mariscal de campo de Baltimore LAMAR JACKSON registraron cada uno acarreos anotadores en el cuarto periodo en sendas victorias de sus equipos en la undécima semana.
Hurts tiene 21 acarreos anotadores en su carrera y superó a KYLER MURRAY (20) para la tercera mayor cantidad por un mariscal de campo en las primeras tres temporadas de su carrera en la era del Super Bowl, solamente detrás de CAM NEWTON (28) y JOSH ALLEN (25).
Jackson tiene 24 acarreos anotadores en su carrera, empatando con JACK KEMP (24) y DAK PRESCOTT (24) para la cuarta mayor cantidad por un mariscal de campo en sus primeras cinco temporadas en la era del Super Bowl, solamente detrás de CAM NEWTON (43), JOSH ALLEN (35) y DAUNTE CULPEPPER (26). - El corredor de Detroit JAMAAL WILLIAMS tuvo tres acarreos anotadores, un pico de carrera, y el liniero defensivo novato AIDAN HUTCHINSON registró una intercepción y un recobro de balón suelto en el triunfo de Lions 31-18 visitando a los New York Giants.
Williams tiene cinco partidos con al menos dos acarreos anotadores esta temporada y es el cuarto jugador desde 2000 con múltiples acarreos anotadores en al menos cinco de los primeros 10 partidos de una temporada de su equipo, uniéndose a SHAUN ALEXANDER (seis partidos en 2005), al miembro del Salón de la Fama LADAINIAN TOMLINSON (seis en 2006) y a PRIEST HOLMES (cinco en 2003).
Hutchinson tiene 5.5 capturas y dos intercepciones esta temporada y es el segundo jugador desde 1982, cuando la captura individual se convirtió en estadística oficial, con al menos cinco capturas y dos intercepciones en los primeros 10 partidos e su carrera, uniéndose a LESLIE O'NEAL (1986). - El corredor de Dallas TONY POLLARD tuvo 189 yardas desde la línea de golpeo (109 recibiendo, 80 acarreando) y dos recepciones anotadoras, y el apoyador MICAH PARSONS registró dos capturas y un balón suelto forzado en la victoria de Cowboys 40-3 sobre Minnesota.
Pollard es el cuarto jugador desde 1990 con al menos 75 yardas por tierra, 100 yardas recibiendo y dos recepciones anotadoras en un mismo partido, uniéndose a JOEY GALLOWAY (12 de noviembre de 1995), TODD GURLEY (24 de diciembre de 2017) y al miembro del Salón de la Fama LADAINIAN TOMLINSON (7 de diciembre de 2003).
Parsons registró el octavo partido de su carrera con al menos dos capturas, empatando a SHAWNE MERRIMAN (ocho partidos) y al miembro del Salón de la Fama REGGIE WHITE (ocho) para la segunda mayor cantidad de tales desempeños por un jugador en las primeras dos temporadas de su carrera desde 1982, cuando la captura individual se convirtió en estadística oficial. Solamente ALDON SMITH (nueve partidos) tiene más. - El receptor de Las Vegas DAVANTE ADAMS registró siete recepciones para 141 yardas y dos anotaciones, incluyendo la recepción anotadora de 35 yardas que definió el pleito en la prórroga a favor de Raiders 22-16, en la remontada ganadora en Denver.
Adams tiene tres anotaciones en la prórroga en su carrera, empatando con el miembro del Salón de la Fama LADAINIAN TOMLINSON (tres) para la mayor cantidad de anotaciones en la prórroga en la historia de la NFL.
Adams, que tiene 10 recepciones anotadoras esta temporada, es el cuarto jugador en la historia de la NFL con al menos 10 recepciones anotadoras en al menos seis de sus primeras nueve temporadas, uniéndose a los miembros del Salón de la Fama JERRY RICE (siete temporadas), MARVIN HARRISON (seis) y RANDY MOSS (seis). - Otros desempeños notables del domingo:
- El mariscal de campo de Buffalo JOSH ALLEN lanzó su 21er pase anotador de la temporada en la victoria de Bills 31-23 sobre Cleveland.
Allen tiene 159 anotaciones pasando y acarreando en su carrera (124 pasando, 35 acarreando), empatando con PATRICK MAHOMES (159) para la tercera mayor cantidad por un jugador en sus primeras cinco temporadas en la historia de la NFL. Solamente el miembro del Salón de la Fama DAN MARINO (171) y CAM NEWTON (160) tiene más. - El mariscal de campo de Cincinnati JOE BURROW lanzó 355 yardas y cuatro anotaciones, con un índice de 104.1, en la victoria de Bengals 37-30 en Pittsburgh.
Burrow tiene 10,189 yardas aéreas en 36 partidos en su carrera, empatando con el miembro del Salón de la Fama KURT WARNER (36 partidos) para la tercera menor cantidad de partidos para alcanzar las 10,000 yardas aéreas en su carrera en la historia de la NFL. Solamente PATRICK MAHOMES (34 partidos) y JUSTIN HERBERT (35) alcanzaron tal marca en menos partidos. - El mariscal de campo de Chicago JUSTIN FIELDS totalizó 238 yardas (153 pasando, 85 acarreando) y dos anotaciones (una pasando, una acarreando) en Atlanta el domingo.
Fields es el segundo jugador en la era del Super Bowl con al menos un pase anotador y un acarreo anotador en cinco partidos consecutivos, uniéndose a KYLER MURRAY (cinco partidos consecutivos en 2020).
Fields es el tercer mariscal de campo en registrar un acarreo anotador en cinco partidos consecutivos en la era del Super Bowl, uniéndose a KYLER MURRAY (cinco juegos seguidos en 2020) y CAM NEWTON (cinco en 2021).
Fields, que tuvo 178 yardas por tierra en la novena semana y 147 yardas en la décima, es el tercer mariscal de campo en la era del Super Bowl con al menos 75 yardas por tierra en tres partidos consecutivos dentro de una misma temporada, uniéndose a JOSH ALLEN (tres partidos consecutivos en 2018) y LAMAR JACKSON (tres juegos seguidos en 2019).
| Seven From Sunday - Week 11 | A look at seven statistical highlights from games played during the 1:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. ET windows on Sunday, November 20, the eleventh week of the 2022 season.
- CLOSE GAMES: Nine of 12 games (75 percent) that have been completed in Week 11 have been within one score (eight points) in the fourth quarter and there have been 125 games within one score (eight points) in the fourth quarter this season, the most such games through the first 11 weeks in NFL history.
With two games yet to be completed in Week 11, there have been 71 games decided by a touchdown (six points) or less, tied with 2016 (71) for the most such games through the first 11 weeks all-time.
COMEBACKS: Three teams overcame deficits of at least 10 points on Sunday - ATLANTA (10-point deficit), LAS VEGAS (10) and PHILADELPHIA (10) – and there have been 35 games in which a team has overcome a deficit of at least 10 points to win or tie this season, the most such games through the first 11 weeks of a season all-time.
Four games – wins by ATLANTA, LAS VEGAS, PHILADELPHIA and NEW ENGLAND – were decided by a game-winning score in the final two minutes of regulation or in overtime on Sunday. There have been 38 games this season decided by a game-winning score in the final two minutes of regulation or in overtime, trailing only 2015 (39) and 2003 (39) for the most such games through the first 11 weeks of a season all-time.
- New England rookie defensive back MARCUS JONES recorded an 84-yard punt-return touchdown with five seconds remaining in the Patriots' 10-3 win over the New York Jets. It marked the first punt-return touchdown in the NFL this season, the second latest into a season for the league's first punt-return touchdown since 1970, trailing only 2021 (Week 14).
Jones is the sixth player to record a game-winning punt-return touchdown in the final two minutes of regulation or in overtime since 1970, joining PATRICK PETERSON (November 6, 2011), DESEAN JACKSON (December 19, 2010), BRIAN WESTBROOK (October 19, 2003), TAMARICK VANOVER (October 9, 1995) and WALTER STANLEY (November 27, 1986).
Jones' punt-return touchdown with five seconds remaining marked the second-latest game-winning punt-return touchdown in regulation since 1970, trailing only DESEAN JACKSON (no time remaining on December 19, 2010).
Each of the four teams in the AFC East – MIAMI (7-3), BUFFALO (7-3), NEW ENGLAND (6-4) and the NEW YORK JETS (6-4) – and the NFC East – PHILADELPHIA (9-1), the NEW YORK GIANTS (7-3), DALLAS (7-3) and WASHINGTON (6-5) – have winning records through Week 11 this season.
The AFC East and NFC East are the second and third divisions in which all four teams have at least six wins through Week 11 since realignment in 2002, joining the AFC North in 2014.
- Atlanta running back CORDARRELLE PATTERSON recorded a 103-yard kickoff return for a touchdown in the Falcons' 27-24 comeback victory over Chicago.
Patterson has nine career kickoff returns for a touchdown, surpassing JOSH CRIBBS (eight) and LEON WASHINGTON (eight) for the most in NFL history.
- Philadelphia quarterback JALEN HURTS and Baltimore quarterback LAMAR JACKSON each recorded fourth-quarter rushing touchdowns in their team's Week 11 victories.
Hurts has 21 career rushing touchdowns and surpassed KYLER MURRAY (20) for the third-most by a quarterback in his first three career seasons in the Super Bowl era, trailing only CAM NEWTON (28) and JOSH ALLEN (25).
Jackson has 24 career rushing touchdowns, tied with JACK KEMP (24) and DAK PRESCOTT (24) for the fourth-most by a quarterback in his first five seasons in the Super Bowl era, trailing only CAM NEWTON (43), JOSH ALLEN (35) and DAUNTE CULPEPPER (26).
- Detroit running back JAMAAL WILLIAMS had a career-high three rushing touchdowns and rookie defensive lineman AIDAN HUTCHINSON recorded an interception and fumble recovery in the Lions' 31-18 win at the New York Giants.
Williams has five games with at least two rushing touchdowns this season and he is the fourth player since 2000 with multiple rushing touchdowns in at least five of his team's first 10 games of a season, joining SHAUN ALEXANDER (six games in 2005), Pro Football Hall of Famer LADAINIAN TOMLINSON (six in 2006) and PRIEST HOLMES (five in 2003).
Hutchinson has 5.5 sacks and two interceptions this season and is the second player since 1982, when the individual sack became an official statistic, with at least five sacks and two interceptions in his first 10 career games, joining LESLIE O'NEAL (1986).
- Dallas running back TONY POLLARD had 189 scrimmage yards (109 receiving, 80 rushing) and two touchdown receptions and linebacker MICAH PARSONS recorded two sacks and a forced fumble in the Cowboys' 40-3 win over Minnesota.
Pollard is the fourth player since 1990 with at least 75 rushing yards, 100 receiving yards and two touchdown receptions in a single game, joining JOEY GALLOWAY (November 12, 1995), TODD GURLEY (December 24, 2017) and Pro Football Hall of Famer LADAINIAN TOMLINSON (December 7, 2003).
Parsons recorded his eighth-career game with at least two sacks, tied with SHAWNE MERRIMAN (eight games) and Pro Football Hall of Famer REGGIE WHITE (eight) for the second-most such games by a player in his first two career seasons since 1982, when the individual sack became an official statistic. Only ALDON SMITH (nine games) has more.
- Las Vegas wide receiver DAVANTE ADAMS recorded seven receptions for 141 yards and two touchdowns, including the 35-yard game-winning touchdown catch in overtime of the Raiders' 22-16 comeback victory in Denver.
Adams has three career overtime touchdowns, tied with Pro Football Hall of Famer LADAINIAN TOMLINSON (three) for the most overtime touchdowns in NFL history.
Adams, who has 10 touchdown receptions this season, is the fourth player in NFL history with at least 10 touchdown receptions in at least six of his first nine seasons, joining Pro Football Hall of Famers JERRY RICE (seven seasons), MARVIN HARRISON (six) and RANDY MOSS (six).
- Other notable performances from Sunday include:
- Buffalo quarterback JOSH ALLEN threw his 21st touchdown pass of the season in the Bills' 31-23 win over Cleveland.
Allen has 159 career combined passing and rushing touchdowns (124 passing, 35 rushing), tied with PATRICK MAHOMES (159) for the third-most by a player in his first five seasons in NFL history. Only Pro Football Hall of Famer DAN MARINO (171) and CAM NEWTON (160) have more.
- Cincinnati quarterback JOE BURROW passed for 355 yards and four touchdowns with a 104.1 rating in the Bengals' 37-30 win at Pittsburgh.
Burrow has 10,189 passing yards in 36 career games, tied with Pro Football Hall of Famer KURT WARNER (36 games) for the third-fewest games to reach 10,000 career passing yards in NFL history. Only PATRICK MAHOMES (34 games) and JUSTIN HERBERT (35) reached the mark in fewer games.
- Chicago quarterback JUSTIN FIELDS totaled 238 yards (153 passing, 85 rushing) and two touchdowns (one passing, one rushing) in Atlanta on Sunday.
Fields is the second player in the Super Bowl era with at least one touchdown pass and one rushing touchdown in five consecutive games, joining KYLER MURRAY (five consecutive games in 2020).
Fields is the third quarterback to record a rushing touchdown in five consecutive games in the Super Bowl era, joining KYLER MURRAY (five consecutive games in 2020) and CAM NEWTON (five consecutive games in 2021).
Fields, who had 178 rushing yards in Week 9 and 147 rushing yards in Week 10, is the third quarterback in the Super Bowl era with at least 75 rushing yards in three consecutive games within a single season, joining JOSH ALLEN (three consecutive games in 2018) and LAMAR JACKSON (three consecutive games in 2019).
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