NFL Network and Freddy Wexler Debut Unfinished Business, Short Form Documentary on All Deaf Football State Champions

Produced for NFL Network's Emmy Award-winning series NFL 360, 'Unfinished Business' captures the historic rise of the California School for the Deaf, Riverside (CSDR) Cubs—the first all deaf football team to ever win the California State Championship—through the lens of head coach Keith Adams and his family.

Los Angeles, California (12/16/22) – Earlier this month, NFL Network and filmmaker Freddy Wexler co-hosted a special screening of Unfinished Business for the California School for the Deaf, Riverside (CSDR) Cubs and coaching staff at the NFL's West Coast Headquarters.

Shot over the course of the past year and produced for NFL Network's Emmy Award-winning series NFL 360, Unfinished Business offers a window into the indispensable role Keith Adams played in the CSDR Cubs' success and a glimpse of the journey that brought him to Riverside.

Adams' two sons played on the team, including star quarterback and captain Trevin, whose championship game stats include 10 touchdowns and 202 yards on the ground. Himself a former D1 college football player, Coach Adams oversaw the end of a 68-year losing streak for the now-undefeated Cubs—the only Deaf team in an otherwise all-hearing league. NFL Network analyst and Pro Football Hall of Famer Kurt Warner serves as the main correspondent of the documentary.

Unfinished Business will air on NFL Network at 10 am ET on Christmas Day, December 25^th. Additionally, fans can stream Unfinished Business on demand through NFL digital properties across devices (NFL.com and the NFL app), NFL Network distributors' apps and sites, and on phones with NFL+. Unfinished Business can also be viewed on the NFL's official YouTube channel.

Coach Keith Adams said, "I'm honored that Freddy Wexler and NFL Network spent over a year getting to know me, my family, and the players at large. I hope this documentary helps the hearing world better understand about life from a deaf perspective."

NFL Network Senior Coordinating Producer Dallas Hitchcock said, "NFL 360 is excited to have combined storytelling forces with Freddy Wexler in this once-in-a-lifetime sports project that honors not only the players but also their fearless leader: Coach Keith Adams."

Filmmaker Freddy Wexler stated, "Meeting Keith and learning about his story has been a profound experience. I am grateful to have gone with the NFL behind the scenes to capture a glimpse of the personal journey that led Coach Keith to the Cubs—and the Cubs to the state championship."

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The story of Coach Adams, his sons, and the historic rise of the CSDR Cubs is separately the subject of an upcoming Hollywood feature film for MGM's Orion Pictures, which Wexler is also producing.

This project joins a growing slate of film and television projects produced by Wexler, including the previously-announced SOUL SUPERHERO, which Wexler is producing with Westbrook Studios and co-writing with Kwame Kwei-Armah, GRACE, which Wexler is producing for Walt Disney Pictures and co-writing with Kiera Allen, and the untitled Keith Adams feature film, which Wexler is producing for MGM's Orion Pictures. Wexler is represented by CAA and Felker Toczek Suddleson Abramson.

TICKETS TO SUPER BOWL EXPERIENCE PRESENTED BY LOWE’S, SUPER BOWL OPENING NIGHT PRESENTED BY FAST TWITCH AVAILABLE BEGINNING SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17

Celebrate Super Bowl LVII at Super Bowl Experience presented by Lowe's at Phoenix Convention Center - NFL's interactive football theme park

Fans are also invited to Super Bowl Opening Night presented by Fast Twitchto welcome Super Bowl players and coaches to Arizona

Super Bowl Experience presented by Lowe's – NFL's interactive football theme park – will return to Phoenix, Arizona, for Super Bowl LVII on Saturday, February 4 – Sunday, February 5, and from Thursday, February 9 – Saturday, February 11 at the Phoenix Convention Center.

Tickets go on sale Saturday, December 17 – 57 Days from Super Bowl LVII - at SuperBowl.com/ExperienceTickets. Tickets for Super Bowl Experience presented by Lowe's start at $20, and kids 12 and under can attend FREE every day. On the five days Super Bowl Experience is open, fans can also purchase tickets at the Phoenix Convention Center located at 100 N. Third St. between Washington and Monroe streets.

Super Bowl Experience presented by Lowe's will offer fans the opportunity to collect autographs from current NFL players and Legends, shop for merchandise from NFL Shop presented by Visa and participate in new and enhanced interactive games and youth football clinics. Super Bowl Experience will also feature photo opportunities with the Vince Lombardi Trophy, a 40-yard dash against NFL players on LED screens and a Super Bowl display showcasing all 56 Super Bowl rings.

The NFL OnePass app is required for entry into Super Bowl Experience presented by Lowe's. For more information and a complete schedule of events for Super Bowl Experience, visit SuperBowl.com and download the NFL OnePass app. Fans who download and register for the NFL OnePass app will also be entered for a chance to win a pair of tickets to Super Bowl LVII.

Following the conclusion of the first weekend of Super Bowl Experience, the national kickoff to Super Bowl week commences with Super Bowl Opening Night presented by Fast Twitch. The fan-friendly event will return ahead of Super Bowl LVII and take place Monday, February 6, at 6 P.M. MST at the Footprint Center in downtown Phoenix, Arizona.

Fans are invited to be there for Super Bowl Opening Night presented by Fast Twitch, as hundreds of media members will interview the Super Bowl players and coaches for the first time during their sole public appearance in Arizona before taking the field for Super Bowl LVII. Opening Night is the only time the two teams will be together in one location prior to Super Bowl Sunday.

Tickets for Super Bowl Opening Night presented by Fast Twitch are $20, with no additional fees. Fans can visit SuperBowl.com/OpeningNight to purchase tickets starting Saturday, December 17.

Super Bowl Opening Night presented by Fast Twitch will also feature live entertainment, special appearances and autographs by NFL Legends, team mascots, fan photo opportunities, and the chance to win prizes, including two tickets to Super Bowl LVII by checking in with the Super Bowl OnePass app. Fans are encouraged to bring their own headphones so they can use their OnePass app to listen to the individual player interview feeds.

Fans can also tune-in to NFL Network, which is home to Super Bowl Opening Night, starting 6 PM MST. Coverage will be hosted by Rich Eisen from NFL Network Headquarters, while Michael Irvin will be live at Footprint Center interviewing all the main players of Super Bowl LVII. Super Bowl Opening Night coverage will also be featured on FS1 and ESPN2 starting at 6 PM MST.

In addition to Super Bowl Experience presented by Lowe's at Phoenix Convention Center and Super Bowl Opening Night presented by Fast Twitch at the Footprint Center, the NFL, in partnership with the Arizona Super Bowl Host Committee, will take over downtown Phoenix with a second interactive experience — Super Bowl Experience presented by Lowe's at Hance Park — from Thursday, Feb. 9 - Sunday, Feb. 12. Super Bowl Experience at Hance Park, which is FREE to fans of all ages, will be a multi-day, outdoor festival featuring live music and entertainment, local cuisine and multicultural celebrations. The first-ever NFL sanctioned Super Bowl LVII Watch Party will begin at 11 A.M. MST on Super Bowl Sunday and fans are permitted to bring outdoor folding chairs.

For more information on the event and updates on other Super Bowl LVII celebrations, fans may visit SuperBowl.com/EventInfo.

SUPER BOWL EXPERIENCE PRESENTED BY LOWE'S AT PHOENIX CONVENTION CENTER HOURS OF OPERATION & TICKET INFORMATION:

DATE	HOURS OF OPERATION	ADULT	KIDS 12 & UNDER
Saturday, Feb. 4	10 A.M. – 10 P.M.	$20	FREE
Sunday, Feb. 5	10 A.M. – 8 P.M.	$20	FREE
Monday, Feb. 6	CLOSED	CLOSED	CLOSED
Tuesday, Feb. 7	CLOSED	CLOSED	CLOSED
Wednesday, Feb. 8	CLOSED	CLOSED	CLOSED
Thursday, Feb. 9	3 P.M. – 10 P.M.	$40	FREE
Friday, Feb. 10	3 P.M. – 10 P.M.	$40	FREE
Saturday, Feb.11	10 A.M. – 10 P.M.	$40	FREE
Sunday, Feb 12	CLOSED	CLOSED	CLOSED

(Times are local and are subject to change)

*Please note that this is a cashless event, providing fans a safer and more hygienic environment.

SBXTRASBXTRA tickets include a general ticket to Super Bowl Experience presented by Lowe's, which is required for entry into the event. SBXTRA allows fans priority access to their favorite Super Bowl Experience attractions ALL DAY beginning at the time slot purchased. Look for the SBXTRA sign at the following attractions:• Autograph Stage (one autograph for each SBXTRA purchase)• Vince Lombardi Trophy (one photo for each SBXTRA purchase)• Interactive Games (unlimited access)

SBXTRA Ticket

$60 (for all ages)

NFL CONTINUES TO ‘INSPIRE CHANGE’ THROUGH COMMITMENTS TO SOCIAL JUSTICE

Five New Grant Partners Focused on Police- Community Relations Selected to Receive Social Justice Funding

NFL Announces Inaugural Inspire Change Changemaker Award to Recognize Individuals Who Are Uplifting Their Communities Through Social Justice

NEW YORK (December 15, 2022) – For the second consecutive year, the National Football League (NFL) and its 32 clubs will highlight its commitment to social justice during the regular season through game-day stadium activations and awareness. Inspire Change, the league's year-round social justice initiative. will come to life on field starting today and continuing through Weeks 15 and 16, integrating in-stadium elements as well as video content during game broadcasts that highlight the impactful social justice work done by NFL players, clubs, the league office, and social justice grant partners to break down barriers to opportunity and end systemic racism. New elements to Inspire Change this year include the addition of five inspire change grant partners and the NFL's Inaugural Inspire Change Changemaker Award.

"We are proud of the work we've done across the league to help build lasting change that supports the most under-resourced and vulnerable people within our communities. says NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell. "Every single day, we are committed to working with our clubs, players, and social justice partners to build a more equitable and just world. It is up to all of us to Inspire Change."

New Social Justice Grant Partners

As part of Inspire Change the league has also awarded funding to five new national grant partners: Atlanta Policing Alternatives & Diversion Initiative (PAD), Chicago's Crisis Assistance Response and Engagement (CARE), CHOOSE 180, Gulf Coast JFCS Community Assistance and Life Liaison Program (CALL), and Peace for DC.

These national grant partners represent the expansion of Inspire Change's police-community relations pillar to include organizations that use key methods to bring law enforcement and communities together to create meaningful change in policing, policies, and engagement. The methods, which have the support of both community advocates and law enforcement include:

Co-Responder Models: Providing alternative responses for 9-1-1 or 3-1-1 calls that pertain to mental health crises; and
Intervention Models: Selecting organizations that address community violence and youth impacted by the court system

These national grant partners were recently approved by the Social Justice Working Group, comprised of five players and legends and five NFL club owners, including Michael Bidwill (Arizona Cardinals), Arthur Blank (Atlanta Falcons), Gayle Benson (New Orleans Saints), Dee Haslam (Cleveland Browns), Shad Khan (Jacksonville Jaguars), Kelvin Beachum (Arizona Cardinals), Anquan Boldin (NFL Legend), Demario Davis (New Orleans Saints), Josh Norman (Free Agent), and Aeneas Williams (NFL Legend).

Since 2017, the NFL has provided more than $244 million to more than 40 national grant partners and more than 600 grassroots organizations across the country, nearing its 10-year, $250 million commitment to social justice efforts. This includes more than 1,800 Inspire Change matching grants provided by the NFL Foundation to current NFL players and Legends for nonprofits of their choice to help reduce barriers to opportunity. Grants are awarded to nonprofit organizations that focus on the four Inspire Change pillars: education, economic advancement, police-community relations, and criminal justice reform.

2022 Inspire Change Changemaker Award

The NFL has launched the 2022 Inspire Change Changemaker Award. The league's newly established award recognizes individuals who are making a difference in their communities through social justice work, either individually or as part of a non-profit organization, across each of the NFL's 32 club markets. Inspire Change Changemaker Award recipients were selected by each club based on their outstanding work in the community, supporting one or more of the four key pillars encompassed in the Inspire Change Initiative:

All 32 recipients will receive a $10,000 donation, courtesy of the NFL Foundation, to the social justice 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization of their choice. Each Changemaker will be announced or recognized during Weeks 15 and 16 by their respective club. To learn more about the 32 Changemakers, visit www.nfl.com/changemakers.

In-Stadium Activations

Clubs will highlight in-stadium activations including endzone stencils with social justice messaging "It Takes All of Us" and "End Racism," goalpost wraps and banners, sideline branding, helmet stickers, and Inspire Change branded towels and wristbands for players. Nike Inspire Change branded t-shirts and hoodies will also be available for coaches, players and all sideline personnel. Fans will be able to watch video compilations of players and Clubs volunteering in their communities both in-stadium and in-game broadcasts, and view Inspire Change grant partner features and PSA's which highlight the impactful work being done by NFL players and grant partners in their local communities. These vignettes will feature Inspire Change grant partners, as well as several NFL players including Saquon Barkley (New York Giants), Calais Campbell (Baltimore Ravens), and Dion Dawkins (Buffalo Bills). These will air during national game broadcasts and will be featured on NFL Network, NFL.com, and the NFL's social media channels.

Separately, NFL Media debut a three-part docuseries next week featuring New Orleans Saints All-Pro linebacker, Demario Davis and his Devoted Dreamers Academy, an after-school program launching January 2023 designed to serve New Orleans youth through sports, academics, and mentorship.

Additionally, the NFL has again worked with New Era to provide Inspire Change branded headwear for coaches, players, and all sideline personnel, including fitted caps, snap backs, flexfits, knits and adjustable headwear. The collection features seven silhouettes with all 32 clubs represented with designs featuring the words 'opportunity, equity, freedom and justice' and is available for purchase at NewEraCap.com, NFLShop.com, and Fanatics. 100 percent of the League's proceeds will be donated to Inspire Change grant recipients.

"Focusing on building police and community relations is where real change and impact will be created community by community," says Takeo Spikes, Players Coalition Advocate and Executive Task Force Member, and NFL Legend. "Through the Social Justice grants, Players Coalition and the NFL's Inspire Change initiative continue to invest in, and support organizations that are most effectively bringing together law enforcement and community advocates to meet the community needs and create positive change in local policing and policy. This commitment to improve social justice through innovative solutions and community-based approaches is where we believe the greatest impact will be had."

More About the NFL's New Inspire Change Grant Partners:

Atlanta Policing Alternatives & Diversion Initiative (PAD): Provides immediate response to people diverted by law enforcement or referred by community members through Atlanta 311 in an effort to reduce arrest and incarceration of people experiencing extreme poverty, substance abuse, or mental health concerns, and increase the accessibility of supportive services. NFL funding will support PAD's ability to accept pre-arrest diversions through Atlanta Police Department and provide care navigation, direct housing, and legal navigation support for an average of 3-9 months, a critical length of time.

Chicago's Crisis Assistance Response and Engagement (CARE) Program: Integrates mental health professionals into Chicago's 911 system to ensure individuals experiencing a crisis are met with healthcare support. NFL will assist in expanding CARE teams into more Chicago communities and will also support continued training for 911 Call Center Staff to respond to callers in a trauma-informed manner.

CHOOSE 180: Works to transform systems of injustice and support the young people most impacted by these systems by ensuring that adolescent behavior is not criminalized, and young people are offered restorative practices and support to choose their future path. NFL funding will support CHOOSE 180's Counseling Program to provide access to mental health services for young people impacted by the criminal legal system to heal from trauma, learn coping strategies, and work toward positive mental health and well-being.
Gulf Coast JFCS Community Assistance and Life Liaison Program (CALL): Provides a compassionate, civilian response to nonviolent and noncriminal 911 calls and police officer referrals. NFL funding will support CALL's ability to add additional mental health professionals to their team and to pilot a short-term housing respite for homeless families they serve.
Peace for DC: Works to end gun violence in DC by addressing the ways that the criminal justice system has failed many of the city's most marginalized communities. NFL funding will support Peace for DC's Peace Academy and Peace Room programs, which focus on community violence intervention workers, many of whom have been personally impacted by gun violence

For more information on the NFL's Inspire Change social justice initiative please visit www.nfl.com/inspirechange. Follow @InspireChange on Twitter and Instagram. On Facebook, follow www.facebook.com/inspirechange. To view the Inspire Change Impact Report click HERE.

What To Look For - Week 15

PLAYOFF PUSH: Last week, the PHILADELPHIA EAGLES (12-1) became the first team to secure a spot in the 2022 postseason and five other teams can join them in Week 15.

In the AFC, the KANSAS CITY CHEIFS (10-3) can secure their seventh-consecutive AFC West division title, tying the 1973-79 LOS ANGELES RAMS for the second-longest streak of division titles in NFL history. Only the 2009-19 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS (11 consecutive seasons) had a longer streak.

Additionally, the BUFFALO BILLS (10-3) can clinch their fourth-consecutive postseason berth, which would tie for the second-longest streak in franchise history (1963-67). Their only longer streak was when they made six consecutive playoff appearances from 1988-93.

In the NFC, both the MINNESOTA VIKINGS (10-3) and SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS (9-4) can win their respective divisions this week. The Vikings are looking for their first NFC North title since 2017, while the 49ers can win the NFC West for the first time since 2019.

The DALLAS COWBOYS (10-3) can also clinch a postseason berth this week, as they can make the playoffs in consecutive seasons for the first time since 2006-07.

For the full Week 15 playoff scenarios for each club, click here.

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PASSING LEADERS: Kansas City quarterback PATRICK MAHOMES leads the NFL with 4,160 passing yards this season, while Los Angeles Chargers quarterback JUSTIN HERBERT ranks second with 3,706. Last week, Mahomes joined Pro Football Hall of Famer PEYTON MANNING as the only players in NFL history with at least 4,000 passing yards in five of their first six season.

With 294 passing yards against Tennessee on Sunday (4:25 PM ET, CBS), Herbert can become the first player ever to record at least 4,000 passing yards in each of his first three seasons.

Mahomes also leads the league with 33 touchdown passes in 2022. Since becoming Kansas City’s starter in 2018, Mahomes’ 184 touchdown passes are the most in the NFL and he has totaled at least 35 touchdown passes in three of the past four seasons.

With two touchdown passes at Houston on Sunday (1:00 PM ET, CBS), Mahomes will become the fifth quarterback in NFL history to record at least 35 touchdown passes in four-or-more different seasons, joining TOM BRADY (six seasons), AARON RODGERS (six), DREW BREES (four) and Pro Football Hall of Famer PEYTON MANNING (four).

The players with the most seasons with at least 35 touchdown passes in NFL history:

PLAYER	TEAM(S)	SEASONS
Tom Brady	New England, Tampa Bay	6
Aaron Rodgers	Green Bay	6
Drew Brees	New Orleans	4
Peyton Manning^HOF	Indianapolis, Denver	4

*Patrick Mahomes*	*Kansas City*	3*
*Has 33 touchdown passes in 2022

-- NFL --

MILESTONE MARKER: Detroit quarterback JARED GOFF has led the Lions to five wins in their past six games and has totaled over 325 passing yards in each of the past two weeks. He ranks third in the NFC this season with 3,352 passing yards.

Since entering the league in 2016, the former No. 1 overall pick, has 24,768 passing yards in 96 career games. With 232 passing yards at the New York Jets on Sunday (1:00 PM ET, CBS), Goff can tie Pro Football Hall of Famers PEYTON MANNING (97 games) and KURT WARNER (97) as the third-fastest player ever to reach 25,000 career passing yards. Only MATTHEW STAFFORD (90 games) and Pro Football Hall of Famer DAN MARINO (92) reached the mark in fewer games.

The players to reach 25,000 career passing yards in the fewest games in NFL history:

PLAYER	TEAM(S)	GAMES
Matthew Stafford	Detroit	90
Dan Marino^HOF	Miami	92
Peyton Manning^HOF	Indianapolis	97
Kurt Warner^HOF	St. Louis Rams, N.Y. Giants, Arizona	97

*Jared Goff*	*L.A. Rams, Detroit*	96*
*Has 24,768 passing yards

Las Vegas quarterback DEREK CARR enters Week 15 with 3,117 passing yards this season and last week became the third player in NFL history to record at least 3,000 passing yards in each of his first nine seasons, joining Pro Football Hall of Famer PEYTON MANNING and RUSSELL WILSON.

Since entering the league in 2014, Carr ranks third among all players with 34,817 passing yards. With 183 passing yards against New England on Sunday (4:05 PM ET, FOX), Carr will become the fourth quarterback ever to record at least 35,000 passing yards in his first nine seasons.

The players with the most passing yards in their first nine seasons in NFL history:

PLAYER	TEAM	PASSING YARDS
Matt Ryan	Atlanta	37,701
Peyton Manning^HOF	Indianapolis	37,586
Dan Marino^HOF	Miami	35,386
*Derek Carr*	*Oakland/Las Vegas*	34,817*
*Entering Sunday

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JEFFERSON MAKING HISTORY: Minnesota wide receiver JUSTIN JEFFERSON leads the NFL this season with 1,500 receiving yards and ranks second with 99 receptions. Last week, he recorded a career-high 223 receiving yards, his fifth-career game with at least 175 receiving yards, tied with Pro Football Hall of Famer LANCE ALWORTH (five games) for the most such games by a player in his first three seasons in NFL history.

Jefferson ranked second in the league with 1,616 receiving yards in 2021 and with 100 receiving yards against Indianapolis on Saturday (1:00 PM ET, NFLN), can become the third player ever with at least 1,600 receiving yards in consecutive seasons.

The players with at least 1,600 receiving yards in consecutive seasons in NFL history:

PLAYER	TEAM	CONSECUTIVE SEASONS
Antonio Brown	Pittsburgh	2014-15
Calvin Johnson^HOF	Detroit	2011-12

*Justin Jefferson*	*Minnesota*	2021*
*Has 1,500 receiving yards in 2022

Since entering the league in 2020, Jefferson ranks fifth with 295 receptions. With five catches on Saturday, he will become the third player all-time with at least 300 receptions in his first three seasons, joining MICHAEL THOMAS (321 receptions) and CHRISTIAN MCCAFFREY (303).

After totaling 108 receptions last season, Jefferson can also become the fifth player ever to record at least 100 receptions in two of his first three seasons, joining ANQUAN BOLDIN, BRANDON MARSHALL, McCaffrey and Thomas.

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SATURDAY NIGHT RECEIVER: When the BUFFALO BILLS (10-3) host the MIAMI DOLPHINS (8-5) in a key, late-season AFC East matchup on Saturday night (8:15 PM ET, NFLN), three of the top receivers in the league will be on display.

Miami’s TYREEK HILL ranks second in the NFL with 1,460 receiving yards this season, while teammate JAYLEN WADDLE ranks seventh with 1,003. They are the only pair of teammates each with at least 1,000 receiving yards in 2022. Buffalo’s STEFON DIGGS ranks fourth with 1,239 receiving yards and tied for third with 10 touchdown receptions. Hill (100 receptions) and Diggs (94) also rank first and third, respectively, among reception leaders this season.

Saturday’s meeting will mark the fourth game in NFL history featuring opposing players each with at least 1,200 receiving yards on the season entering the matchup in Week 15 or earlier.

PLAYERS (REC. YARDS ENTERING GAME)	WEEK, SEASON	RESULT
*MIA Tyreek Hill (1,460) & BUF Stefon Diggs (1,239)*	*Week 15, 2022*	*???*
HOU Andre Johnson (1,360) & IND Reggie Wayne (1,220)	Week 15, 2012	HOU 29, IND 17
SF Jerry Rice^HOF(1,464) & NE Stanley Morgan (1,222)	Week 15, 1986	SF 29, NE 24
OAK Art Powell (1,301) & SD Lance Alworth^HOF(1,221)	Week 15, 1964	OAK 21, SD 20

Hill recorded a 57-yard fumble-recovery touchdown and his sixth touchdown reception of the season last week, becoming the fifth player in NFL history to record at least six touchdown receptions in each of his first seven seasons.

Since entering the league in 2016, Hill ranks second among wide receivers with 74 total touchdowns (62 receiving, six rushing, four punt-returns, one kickoff-return and one fumble-recovery). He is also the only player in the Super Bowl era to score a 50-yard touchdown in five different ways.

With a touchdown on Saturday night, Hill will tie Pro Football Hall of Famer LANCE ALWORTH (75 touchdowns) for the third-most touchdowns by a wide receiver in his first seven seasons in NFL history. Only Pro Football Hall of Famers JERRY RICE (97 touchdowns) and RANDY MOSS (91) have more.

The wide receivers with the most touchdowns in their first seven seasons in NFL history:

PLAYER	TEAM(S)	TOUCHDOWNS
Jerry Rice^HOF	San Francisco	97
Randy Moss^HOF	Minnesota	91
Lance Alworth^HOF	San Diego Chargers	75
*Tyreek Hill*	*Kansas City, Miami*	74*
Terrell Owens^HOF	San Francisco	74
*Entering Saturday

Hill can also join Moss as the only wide receivers in NFL history with at least seven touchdowns in each of his first seven seasons.

With six catches on Saturday night, Diggs will become the sixth player ever to record at least 100 receptions and 1,200 receiving yards in three-or-more consecutive seasons. He can become the first player to ever accomplish the feat in each of his first three seasons with a team.

The players with at least 100 receptions and 1,200 receiving yards in the most consecutive seasons in NFL history:

PLAYER	TEAM	CONSECUTIVE SEASONS
Antonio Brown	Pittsburgh	6 (2013-18)
Marvin Harrison^HOF	Indianapolis	4 (1999-2002)
Herman Moore	Detroit	3 (1995-97)
Jerry Rice^HOF	San Francisco	3 (1994-96)
Michael Thomas	New Orleans	3 (2017-19)

*Stefon Diggs*	*Buffalo*	**2 (2020-21)***
*Active streak

In nine career starts against the Dolphins, Buffalo quarterback JOSH ALLEN has totaled 27 touchdowns (23 passing, four rushing) and has recorded at least two touchdown passes in each game.

With two touchdown passes on Saturday night, Allen will become the second player ever to record at least two touchdown passes in 10 consecutive games against a single opponent, joining Pro Football Hall of Famer DAN MARINO (10 consecutive games against the New York Jets from 1991-97).

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RIDICULOUS RAIDER: Las Vegas wide receiver DAVANTE ADAMS ties for the league lead this season with 12 touchdown receptions, while ranking third with 1,247 receiving yards.

With 53 receiving yards against New England on Sunday (4:05 PM ET, FOX), Adams can become the fifth player all-time to record at least 1,300 receiving yards and 10 touchdown receptions in four-or-more different seasons, joining Pro Football Hall of Famers JERRY RICE (six seasons), MARVIN HARRISON (five), RANDY MOSS (five) and TERRELL OWENS (four).

The players with the most seasons with at least 1,300 receiving yards and 10 touchdown receptions in NFL history:

PLAYER	TEAM(S)	SEASONS
Jerry Rice^HOF	San Francisco	6
Marvin Harrison^HOF	Indianapolis	5
Randy Moss^HOF	Minnesota, New England	5
Terrell Owens^HOF	San Francisco, Dallas	4

*Davante Adams*	*Green Bay, Las Vegas*	3*
*Has 1,247 receiving yards and 12 touchdown receptions in 2022

-- NFL --

HEY, ROOKIE: Green Bay wide receiver CHRISTIAN WATSON ties for the lead among rookies this season with nine touchdowns (seven receiving, two rushing) and has recorded a touchdown reception in each of his past four games.

Since Week 10, he leads all players with seven touchdown receptions and is the third rookie in the Super Bowl era with at least seven touchdown receptions in a four-game span.

With a touchdown reception against the Los Angeles Rams on Monday Night Football (8:15 PM ET, ESPN/ABC), Watson will become the fourth rookie in the Super Bowl era with a touchdown catch in five consecutive games and the first since LEE EVANS IN 2004.

The rookies with a touchdown reception in the most consecutive games in the Super Bowl era:

PLAYER

TEAM

SEASON

CONSECUTIVE GAMES

Randy Moss^HOF

Minnesota

1998

Lee Evans

Buffalo

2004

Chris Sanders

Houston Oilers

1995

Christian Watson

Green Bay

2022

*Active streak

Miami QB Tua Tagovailoa Continues To Lead Pro Bowl Games Voting by Fans

– AFC and NFC rosters to be revealed Wednesday, December 21 at 8:00 PM ET on NFL Network –– Fan voting closes tomorrow –– Tickets available to watch Pro Bowl players compete live in Las Vegas –

Miami quarterback TUA TAGOVAILOA, with 182,118 votes, leads all players in balloting for the 2023 Pro Bowl Games Vote presented by Castrol.

Minnesota wide receiver JUSTIN JEFFERSON (177,163 votes) ranks second overall, while Kansas City quarterback PATRICK MAHOMES (172,400 votes), Kansas City tight end TRAVIS KELCE (170,034) and Miami wide receiver TYREEK HILL (168,503) round out the top five.

Three of the top five vote-getters – Tagovailoa, Jefferson and Mahomes – are age 27 or younger while eight first- or second-year players currently lead their conference in votes received at their respective positions.

The MINNESOTA VIKINGS lead all clubs in total votes received. The SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS, PHILADELPHIA EAGLES, MIAMI DOLPHINS and KANSAS CITY CHIEFS round out the current top five.

Fans can support their favorite players by voting for them to be named to the 2023 Pro Bowl Games roster, which features the league’s top 88 stars. Those who vote via www.nfl.com/pro-bowl-games/vote can also enter for a chance to win a trip to Super Bowl LVII courtesy of Castrol.

Pro Bowl Games Vote presented by Castrol will continue online and on web-enabled mobile phones at www.nfl.com/pro-bowl-games/vote or on club sites through tomorrow, Thursday, December 15. Fans can vote as often as they would like.

Fans can also vote directly on Twitter by tweeting the first and last name of the player, the player’s official Twitter handle, or a hashtag including the player’s first and last name. All three of these methods must include the hashtag #ProBowlVote. Voting via Twitter is an additional method of voting to the online ballot at www.nfl.com/pro-bowl-games/vote, which will be available throughout the voting period. Votes cast on Twitter count for double during the final two days of fan balloting (Wednesday, December 14 and Thursday, December 15).The AFC and NFC player rosters for The Pro Bowl Games will be announced on Wednesday, December 21, live on NFL Network’s Pro Bowl special “NFL Total Access: Pro Bowl Players Revealed presented by Castrol” at 8:00 PM ET hosted by MJ Acosta-Ruiz and Rhett Lewis. Members of the Pro Bowl Games coaching staff who were collectively selected to 39 Pro Bowls – PEYTON MANNING (head coach) and RAY LEWIS (defensive coordinator) from the AFC and ELI MANNING (head coach) and DEMARCUS WARE (defensive coordinator) from the NFC – are slated to join.Roster selections are determined by the consensus votes of fans, players and coaches. Each group’s vote counts one-third toward determining the 88 Pro Bowl players. NFL players and coaches will cast their votes on Friday, December 16.

The NFL is the only sports league that combines voting by fans, coaches and players to determine its top athlete teams. It was also the first professional sports league to offer online all-star voting in 1995.

The 2023 Pro Bowl Games presented by Verizon will be a week-long celebration of AFC vs. NFC competitions featuring a new format that spotlights Flag football. Fans can now buy tickets to see all the action in person on Sunday, February 5, at Allegiant Stadium and catch the NFL's biggest and brightest stars represent their team, city and conference. Ticketholders will be able to witness all the impressive player feats live, including epic seven-on-seven Flag football games between the league's best players, exciting Pro Bowl Skills and a major musical performance. Sunday's events will also be televised from 3:00 PM – 6:00 PM ET on ESPN and ABC. Visit probowl.com/tickets to buy tickets, which start as low as $35.

NFL PRO BOWL GAMES - TOP-FIVE VOTE-GETTERS

POS.	NAME	TEAM	VOTES
QB	Tua Tagovailoa	Miami Dolphins	182,118
WR	Justin Jefferson	Minnesota Vikings	177,163
QB	Patrick Mahomes	Kansas City Chiefs	172,400
TE	Travis Kelce	Kansas City Chiefs	170,034
WR	Tyreek Hill	Miami Dolphins	168,503

NFL PRO BOWL GAMES - MOST VOTES BY TEAM

TEAM

Minnesota Vikings

San Francisco 49ers

Philadelphia Eagles

Miami Dolphins

Kansas City Chiefs

AFC & NFC LEADING VOTE-GETTERS BY POSITION

POS.

CONF.

NAME, TEAM

VOTES

POS.

CONF.

NAME, TEAM

37,103

Vote totals through Wednesday, December 14 at 12:00 PM ET

NOTAS DE LA NFL DE LA DECIMOQUINTA SEMANA

A cada equipo en la NFL le quedan cuatro partidos y sólo se ha asegurado una plaza en postemporada, ya que PHILADELPHIA EAGLES (12-1) se convirtió en el primer equipo en amarrar la clasificación la semana pasada. La de 2022 marca la quinta temporada desde 2002 en la cual al menos un equipo se aseguró un lugar en la postemporada entrando a la semana 15.En este punto, hay cinco equipos que se perdieron la postemporada en 2021 que están actualmente en posición de clasificar: BALTIMORE (9-4) y MIAMI (8-5) en la AFC y MINNESOTA (10-3), NEW YORK GIANTS (7-5-1) y WASHINGTON (7-5-1) en la NFC. Desde 1990, una racha de 32 temporadas consecutivas, al menos cuatro equipos han clasificado para la postemporada en cada temporada habiéndosela perdido el año anterior.En ocho de las últimas 12 temporadas, incluyendo cada una de las últimas cuatro, un equipo con marca perdedora tras 13 partidos clasificó a la postemporada. Hay nueve equipos esta temporada que entran a la semana 15 con cinco o seis victorias, incluyendo TAMPA BAY (6-7), que actualmente lidera la NFC Sur, y DETROIT (6-7), ganadores de cinco de sus últimos seis.Los 11 titulares dan un vistazo a dónde se encuentra cada carrera de división ingresando en la Semana 15…

1. AFC ESTE. Cada uno de los cuatro equipos en la AFC Este –BUFFALO (10-3), MIAMI (8-5), NEW ENGLAND (7-6) y NEW YORK JETS (7-6)– tienen una marca ganadora esta temporada. Junto con la NFC Este de 2022, marca la primera vez desde la AFC Norte de 2014 que los cuatro equipos en una división tienen marca ganadora en sus primeros 13 partidos.

Buffalo recibe a Miami el sábado por la noche (8:15 PM, hora de New York, NFL Network) en su segundo encuentro de la temporada, con Dolphins obteniendo una victoria 21-19 en la tercera semana. La semana pasada, el mariscal de campo JOSH ALLEN registró el partido N°24 de su carrera con al menos un pase anotador y un acarreo anotador, empatado con el miembro del Salón de la Fama FRAN TARKENTON (24 juegos) para la cuarta mayor cantidad de esa cantidad de partidos en la historia de la NFL, mientras que Bills logró su cuarta temporada consecutiva de 10 victorias.
Patriots está buscando un lugar en la postemporada por decimotercera vez en las pasadas 14 temporadas. BILL BELICHICK ha llevado a su equipo a la postemporada en 19 temporadas diferentes y puede superar al miembro del Salón de la Fama DON SHULA para la mayor cantidad de postemporadas alcanzadas como entrenador en jefe de todos los tiempos.
Jets busca un lugar en postemporada por primera ocasión desde 2010. A lo largo de las últimas tres semanas, el mariscal de campo MIKE WHITE se ubica tercero en la NFL con 317.3 yardas aéreas por partido, mientras la ofensiva de Jets se ubica tercera con 420.3 yardas totales de ofensiva por partido en ese lapso.

2. AFC NORTE. BALTIMORE RAVENS (9-4) y CINCINNATI BENGALS (9-4) actualmente lideran las posiciones de la división AFC Norte. Los dos equipos se enfrentarán en la semana 18.

Ravens ganó seis de sus últimos siete partidos y está 3-0 contra oponentes divisionales esta temporada mientras se prepara para visitar a CLEVELAND BROWNS (5-8) el sábado (4:30 PM, hora de New York, NFL Network).
Baltimore está buscando ir "de peor a primero" después de terminar empatado en el último lugar en la división la temporada pasada. En 17 de las últimas 19 temporadas, al menos un equipo terminó en primer lugar la temporada después de terminar en el último o empatado para el último puesto.
Cincinnati ganó cinco partidos consecutivos, la racha activa ganadora más larga en la AFC, y visita a TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS (6-7) el domingo (4:25 PM, hora de New York, CBS). Bengals busca asegurar temporadas consecutivas de 10 victorias por primera vez desde 2012-15 (cuatro temporadas consecutivas).

3. AFC SUR. TENNESSEE TITANS (7-6) lidera la AFC Sur y tiene una chance esta temporada de asegurarse un tercer título divisional consecutivo.

JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS (5-8) está actualmente segundo en la división y está viniendo de una victoria sobre Tennessee en la semana 14. En el triunfo, el mariscal de campo TREVOR LAWRENCE se convirtió en el jugador más joven (23 años y 66 días) en la historia de la NFL con al menos 350 yardas aéreas, tres pases anotadores y un acarreo anotador en un partido. Jaguars recibirá a Titans en la semana 18.

4. AFC OESTE. KANSAS CITY CHIEFS (10-3) lidera la AFC Oeste y busca ganar su séptimo título divisional consecutivo, el cual igualaría a Los Angeles Rams de 1973-79 para la segunda racha más larga de títulos divisionales en la historia de la NFL.

La semana pasada, el mariscal de campo PATRICK MAHOMES, que lidera la liga con 4,160 yardas aéreas en 2022, se unió al miembro del Salón de la Fama PEYTON MANNING como los únicos jugadores en la historia de la NFL con al menos 4,000 yardas aéreas en cinco de sus primeras seis temporadas.
LOS ANGELES CHARGERS se ubica en el segundo puesto en la división y entra en la semana 15 como uno de los cuatro equipos de la AFC con una marca 7-6. La semana pasada, el mariscal de campo JUSTIN HERBERT lanzó su máximo de temporada con 367 yardas y tiene 13,056 yardas aéreas en su carrera, superando a ANDREW LUCK (12,957) para la mayor cantidad de yardas aéreas por un jugador en sus primeras tres temporadas en la historia.

5. NFC ESTE. Todos los equipos en la NFC Este –PHILADELPHIA (12-1), DALLAS (10-3), WASHINGTON (7-5-1) y NEW YORK GIANTS (7-5-1)– tienen marcas ganadoras esta temporada y la división actualmente ostenta cuatro de los siete lugares para la postemporada de la NFC. Solo hubo tres divisiones anteriores que clasificaron al menos a cuatro equipos para la postemporada en el mismo año, ninguna de las cuales ha ocurrido desde la realineación de 2002: la AFC Este de 1998, la NFC Central de 1997 y la NFC Central de 1994.

La semana pasada, Philadelphia se convirtió en el primer equipo en ganar un lugar en la postemporada esta temporada, su segundo viaje consecutivo a la postemporada bajo el entrenador en jefe NICK SIRIANNI. El mariscal de campo JALEN HURTS registró su décimo acarreo anotador en el triunfo y se convirtió en el primer mariscal de campo en la historia de la NFL con al menos 10 acarreos anotadores en temporadas consecutivas.
Dallas ganó cuatro partidos consecutivos, incluyendo un triunfo con un regreso dramático la semana pasada sobre Houston en el cual el mariscal de campo DAK PRESCOTT condujo a la ofensiva de Cowboys 98 yardas para la anotación ganadora del partido que comenzó con menos de cuatro minutos restantes en el cuarto periodo. Desde la semana 7, cuando Prescott regresó de una lesión sufrida en la semana 1, Dallas tiene la ofensiva de mayor puntaje de la liga (35.7 puntos por partido).
No ha habido un ganador repetido de la división Este de la NFC desde 2004, la racha activa más larga entre las divisiones en la NFL y la más larga en la historia de la liga.

6. ¿LO SABÍAS? WASHINGTON (7-5-1) está jugando su segundo partido consecutivo contra NEW YORK GIANTS (7-5-1), intercalado con el descanso de Commanders en la semana 14. Los dos equipos empataron 20-20 en la semana 13. Desde la fusión de la liga, de 1970, un equipo ha jugado dos partidos consecutivos de temporada regular contra el mismo oponente dos veces antes. Sucedió la temporada pasada para Cleveland, cuando perdió ante Baltimore en la semana 12, descansó en la semana 13 y luego vengó la derrota con una victoria en la semana 14 sobre Ravens. La única otra instancia fue durante la temporada de 1991, cuando Seattle Seahawks derrotó a San Diego Chargers en la semana 9, luego perdió contra Chargers dos semanas después, en la 11. Tanto Seattle como San Diego tuvieron un descanso en la semana 10 de esa temporada.

7. NFC NORTE. MINNESOTA VIKINGS (10-3), bajo el entrenador en jefe de primer año, KEVIN O'CONNELL, lidera la división y busca asegurar su primer título de división desde 2017. Un entrenador en jefe novato se ha clasificado para la postemporada en cada una de las últimas seis temporadas (2016-21). MIKE MCDANIEL, de Miami, y BRIAN DABOLL, de New York Giants, también son entrenadores en jefe novatos que tienen a sus equipos cerca de alcanzar la postemporada ingresando en la semana 15.

Vikings ganó nueve partidos por una anotación (ocho puntos) esta temporada y puede convertirse en el tercer equipo en la historia que gana 10 partidos dentro de una misma temporada por ocho puntos o menos, uniéndose a SEATTLE SEAHAWKS de 2019 y a HOUSTON OILERS de 1978.
DETROIT LIONS puede convertirse en el primer equipo desde Cincinnati en 1970 que llega a la postemporada tras comenzar una temporada con una o menos victorias en sus primeros siete partidos.

8. NFC SUR. TAMPA BAY (6-7) posee una ventaja de un partido sobre ATLANTA (5-8) y CAROLINA (5-8) en la cima de la NFC Sur, mientras los campeones del Super Bowl de 2020 buscan sus primeros títulos de división consecutivos. Buccaneers enfrentará a Panthers en la semana 17 y a Falcons en la 18.

Desde que TOM BRADY se unió a Tampa Bay, en 2020, Buccaneers tiene el tercer porcentaje ganador más alto en diciembre y enero de partidos de temporada regular (.833; 10-2), solo por detrás de GREEN BAY (.909; 10-1) y BUFFALO (. 846; 11-2).
El mariscal de campo novato de Atlanta, DESMOND RIDDER, hará su primera titularidad en NEW ORLEANS (4-9) el domingo (1:00 pm ET, Fox) y puede convertirse en el sexto mariscal de campo novato en titularizar un partido durante la temporada 2022. Esto marcaría la séptima temporada consecutiva en la que al menos seis mariscales de campo novatos titularizan al menos un partido.
Carolina, que está 3-1 en sus últimos cuatro partidos y 3-0 en casa bajo el entrenador interino STEVE WILKS, será el anfitrión de PITTSBURGH (5-8) el domingo (1:00 PM ET, CBS).
Tanto Atlanta como Carolina buscan clasificar para la postemporada tras comenzar la temporada 0-2. En seis de las últimas 10 temporadas (2013-21), al menos un equipo que comenzó la temporada 0-2 ha llegado a la postemporada.

9. NFC OESTE. SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS (9-4), que visitará a SEATTLE SEAHAWKS (7-6) en el clásico de jueves en la noche Thursday Night Football (8:15 PM, hora de New York, Prime Video), con una victoria puede clasificar a la postemporada por segundo año consecutivo y ganar su primer título divisional de la NFC Oeste desde 2019.

En la semana 14, el mariscal de campo BROCK PURDY se convirtió en el primer novato en la era del Super Bowl con al menos dos pases de anotación, una anotación por tierra y un índice de pasador de 125 o más en la primera titularidad de su carrera.
Seattle, que actualmente está a medio partido detrás de Commanders y Giants para un lugar de comodín de la NFC, tiene como objetivo alcanzar la postemporada por cuarta vez en las últimas cinco temporadas. El mariscal de campo GENO SMITH lidera la NFL esta temporada con nueve partidos de al menos dos pases de anotación y una índice de pasador de 100 o más.

10. TENDENCIA. Un vistazo al calendario de la NFL durante las últimas cuatro semanas…

Hay cinco equipos –Chicago, Green Bay, Las Vegas, Seattle y Washington– que finalizarán con tres de sus últimos cuatro partidos en casa.
Hay cinco equipos –Arizona, Dallas, Detroit, Los Angeles Rams y New York Giants– que terminarán con tres de sus cuatro partidos finales fuera de casa.
Cada uno de los últimos cuatro partidos de Cincinnati son contra equipos que están actualmente en posición de postemporada, mientras que otros siete equipos enfrentarán a un equipo actualmente en un lugar de postemporada en tres de sus últimos cuatro duelos.

11. PARTIDOS CERRADOS. Hubo 158 partidos dentro de una anotación (ocho puntos) en el último período a lo largo de la semana 14 (76 por ciento de partidos) y 92 partidos decididos por seis puntos o menos, ambas mayores cantidades a lo largo de la semana 14 en la historia de la NFL. El margen de puntaje final promedio de 9.52 puntos esta temporada sería el más bajo para una temporada completa desde 1932 (9.13).

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2022 NFL Playoff Scenarios for Week 15

AFC

BUFFALO BILLS (10-3) (vs. Miami (8-5), Saturday night, 8:15 PM ET, NFLN)

Buffalo clinches playoff berth with:

1) BUF win OR

2) BUF tie + LAC loss OR

3) BUF tie + NYJ loss + NE loss OR

4) BUF tie + NYJ loss + NE tie + LAC tie

KANSAS CITY CHIEFS (10-3) (at Houston (1-11-1), Sunday, 1:00 PM ET, CBS)

Kansas City clinches AFC West division title with:

1) KC win OR

2) LAC loss OR

3) KC tie + LAC tie

Kansas City clinches playoff berth with:

1) KC tie + NYJ loss + NE loss OR

2) KC tie + MIA loss + NE loss + NYJ tie OR

3) KC tie + MIA loss + NYJ loss + NE tie

NFC

CLINCHED:

Philadelphia Eagles – playoff berth

DALLAS COWBOYS (10-3) (at Jacksonville (5-8), Sunday, 1:00 PM ET, FOX)

Dallas clinches playoff berth with:

1) DAL win OR

2) DAL tie + NYG/WAS does not end in a tie OR

3) DAL tie + SEA loss or tie OR

4) SEA loss + DET loss or tie OR

5) SEA loss + WAS loss

MINNESOTA VIKINGS (10-3) (vs. Indianapolis (4-8-1), Saturday, 1:00 PM ET, NFLN)

Minnesota clinches NFC North division title with:

1) MIN win or tie OR

2) DET loss or tie

SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS (9-4) (at Seattle (7-6), Thursday night, 8:15 PM ET, Prime Video)

San Francisco clinches NFC West division title with:

1) SF win

AFC Players of the Week - Week 14

JAGUARS QB TREVOR LAWRENCE, PATRIOTS LB JOSH UCHE &RAVENS DE CALAIS CAMPBELL NAMED AFC PLAYERS OF WEEK 14

Quarterback TREVOR LAWRENCE of the Jacksonville Jaguars, linebacker JOSH UCHE of the New England Patriots and defensive end CALAIS CAMPBELL of the Baltimore Ravens are the AFC Offensive, Defensive and Special Teams Players of the Week for games played in Week 14 (December 8, 11-12).

OFFENSE: QB TREVOR LAWRENCE, JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS

Lawrence completed 30 of 42 pass attempts (71.4 percent) for a career-high 368 yards and four touchdowns (three passing, one rushing) with no interceptions for a 121.9 passer rating in Jacksonville’s 36-22 victory over Tennessee. His 368 passing yards and 121.9 rating both led the AFC in Week 14.
Lawrence, who was 23 years and 66 days old on Sunday, became the youngest player in NFL history with at least 350 passing yards, three touchdown passes and one rushing touchdown in a game.
This is the second-career Offensive Player of the Week award for Lawrence, also earning the honor in Week 3 of this season. He joins Josh Allen, Joe Burrow, Jalen Hurts and Patrick Mahomes as players to win multiple Offensive Player of the Week awards in 2022 and is the first Jacksonville player ever to win two in one season.

DEFENSE: LB JOSH UCHE, NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS

Uche recorded five tackles and three sacks in the Patriots’ 27-13 win over the Cardinals on Monday Night Football. He was the only player in the AFC with three sacks in Week 14 and is the only player in the league with multiple three-sack games this season.
Uche has 10 sacks since Week 8, the most in the NFL over that span.
This is the first Defensive Player of the Week for Uche and he joins teammate Matthew Judon (Week 5) as Patriots to win the award this season.
He is the first former Michigan linebacker to earn the honor since Devin Bush (Week 6, 2019).

SPECIAL TEAMS: DE CALAIS CAMPBELL, BALTIMORE RAVENS

With under 12 minutes remaining in the fourth quarter, Campbell blocked Pittsburgh’s 40-yard field goal attempt to keep the Ravens’ lead at six points. Baltimore would go on to score a field goal on the following drive and eventually hold on to a 16-14 win over the Steelers. He was the only player in the league to block a field goal attempt in Week 14.
This is the sixth-career Player of the Week award for Campbell and second on Special Teams (Week 2, 2009, with Arizona).
He is the third former Miami Hurricane to win a Special Teams Player of the Week this season, joining Detroit kicker Michael Badgley (Week 13) and Green Bay kicker Pat O’Donnell in Week 3.

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

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

Wk 12

Wk 13

Wk 14

TE Travis Kelce, Kansas City

RB Josh Jacobs, Las Vegas

QB Joe Burrow, Cincinnati

QB Trevor Lawrence, Jacksonville

LB Matt Milano, Buffalo

DT Ed Oliver, Buffalo

DE Chandler Jones, Las Vegas

LB Josh Uche, New England

DB Marcus Jones, New England

P JK Scott, L.A. Chargers

WR Donovan Peoples-Jones, Cleveland

DE Calais Campbell, Baltimore

NFC Players of the Week - Week 14

RAMS QB BAKER MAYFIELD, EAGLES DE BRANDON GRAHAM &PANTHERS K EDDY PINEIRO NAMED NFC PLAYERS OF WEEK 14

Quarterback BAKER MAYFIELD of the Los Angeles Rams, defensive end BRANDON GRAHAM of the Philadelphia Eagles and kicker EDDY PINEIRO of the Carolina Panthers are the NFC Offensive, Defensive and Special Teams Players of the Week for games played in Week 14 (December 8, 11-12).

OFFENSE: QB BAKER MAYFIELD, LOS ANGELES RAMS

Mayfield passed for 230 yards and a touchdown with no interceptions for a 91.4 passer rating in the Rams’ 17-16 comeback win over Las Vegas on Thursday Night Football. After joining the team earlier in week, Mayfield led an eight-play, 98-yard drive with under two minutes remaining in regulation, ending with the game-winning touchdown pass to Van Jefferson with 10 seconds left on the clock.
This is the third Offensive Player of the Week award for Mayfield and first as a Ram:

2018: Week 16 (with Cleveland)
2020: Week 7 (with Cleveland)
2022: Week 14 (with L.A. Rams)

Mayfield is the first Ram to win a Player of the Week award this season and he joins Kyler Murray (five-time winner) as the only former Oklahoma quarterbacks to earn the honor at least three times.

DEFENSE: DE BRANDON GRAHAM, PHILADELPHIA EAGLES

Graham tied a career high with three sacks and added a forced fumble in the Eagles’ 48-22 win over the Giants. He is the fourth player to record three sacks and a forced fumble in a game this season.
This is Graham’s second-career Defensive Player of the Week award, also earning the honor in Week 3 of this season. He becomes the first player to win two Defensive Player of the Week awards in 2022 and Eagles players have now earned a collective eight Player of the Week awards this season, the most among all teams.
Graham joins cornerback Eric Allen (1993) and linebacker Seth Joyner (1991) as the only Eagles to earn the honor twice in one season.

SPECIAL TEAMS: K EDDY PINEIRO, CAROLINA PANTHERS

Pineiro converted all three of his field goal attempts, connecting from 47, 32 and 39 yards, and each of his three extra point attempts for a total of 12 points in Carolina’s 30-24 win over Seattle. It tied for the most points by a kicker in Week 14.
This is Pineiro’s second-career Special Teams Player of the Week award (Week 2, 2019, with Chicago). He is the sixth Carolina kicker to ever earn the honor and first since Zane Gonzalez (Week 10, 2021).
He joins Evan McPherson as the only kickers from the University of Florida to have ever earned the honor multiple times.

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, SF	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
Wk 12	QB Jalen Hurts, Philadelphia	DE Brian Burns, Carolina	RB Kene Nwangwu, Minnesota
Wk 13	QB Jalen Hurts, Philadelphia	DL Nick Bosa, San Francisco	K Michael Badgley, Detroit
Wk 14	QB Baker Mayfield, L.A. Rams	DE Brandon Graham, Philadelphia	K Eddy Pineiro, Carolina

The Starting 11 -- Every Team Has Four Games Left As NFL Playoff Push Intensifies

Every team in the NFL has four games remaining and only one playoff berth has been secured, with the PHILADELPHIA EAGLES (12-1) becoming the first team to clinch a spot in the postseason last week. 2022 marks the fifth season since 2002 in which one-or-fewer playoff berths were clinched entering Week 15.At this point, there are five teams who missed the postseason in 2021 that are currently in playoff position: BALTIMORE (9-4) and MIAMI (8-5) in the AFC and MINNESOTA (10-3), the NEW YORK GIANTS (7-5-1) and WASHINGTON (7-5-1) in the NFC. Since 1990, a streak of 32 consecutive seasons – at least four teams have qualified for the playoffs in every season that were not in the postseason the year before.In eight of the past 12 seasons, including each of the past four, a team with a losing record after 13 games has qualified for the postseason. There are nine teams this season who enter Week 15 with five or six wins, including TAMPA BAY (6-7), who currently leads the NFC South, and DETROIT (6-7), winners of five of their past six.The Starting 11 takes a look at where each division race lies heading into Week 15…

1. AFC EAST: Each of the four teams in the AFC East – BUFFALO (10-3), MIAMI (8-5), NEW ENGLAND (7-6) and the NEW YORK JETS (7-6) – have a winning record this season. Along with the 2022 NFC East, it marks first time since the 2014 AFC North that all four teams in a division have a winning record through their first 13 games.

Buffalo is set to host Miami on Saturday night (8:15 PM ET, NFL Network) in their second meeting of the season, with the Dolphins earning a 21-19 victory in Week 3. Last week, quarterback JOSH ALLEN recorded his 24th career game with at least one touchdown pass and one rushing touchdown, tied with Pro Football Hall of Famer FRAN TARKENTON (24 games) for the fourth-most such games in NFL history, as the Bills notched their fourth-consecutive 10-win season.
The Patriots are seeking a playoff berth for the 13th time in the past 14 seasons. BILL BELICHICK has led his team to the playoffs in 19 different seasons and can surpass Pro Football Hall of Famer DON SHULA for the most postseason berths as a head coach all-time.
The Jets are looking to make the postseason for the first time since 2010. Over the past three weeks, quarterback MIKE WHITE ranks third in the NFL with 317.3 passing yards per game while the Jets offense ranks third with 420.3 total yards of offense per game over that span.

2. AFC NORTH: The BALTIMORE RAVENS (9-4) and CINCINNATI BENGALS (9-4) currently sit atop the AFC North division standings. The two teams are scheduled to meet in Week 18.

The Ravens have won six of their past seven games and are 3-0 against divisional opponents this season as they prepare to visit the CLEVELAND BROWNS (5-8) on Saturday (4:30 PM ET, NFL Network).
Baltimore is looking to go "from worst to first" after finishing tied for last place in the division last season. In 17 of the past 19 seasons, at least one team finished in first place the season after finishing in last or tied for last.
Cincinnati has won five consecutive games, the longest active winning streak in the AFC, and visit the TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS (6-7) on Sunday (4:25 PM ET, CBS). The Bengals are looking to secure back-to-back 10-win seasons for the first time since 2012-15 (four consecutive seasons).

3. AFC SOUTH: The TENNESSEE TITANS (7-6) lead the AFC South and have a chance this season to secure a third-consecutive division title.

The JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS (5-8) are currently second in the division and are coming off a Week 14 victory over Tennessee. In the win, quarterback TREVOR LAWRENCE became the youngest player (23 years and 66 days old) in NFL history with at least 350 passing yards, three touchdown passes and one rushing touchdown in a game. The Jaguars are slated to host the Titans in Week 18.

4. AFC WEST: The KANSAS CITY CHIEFS (10-3) lead the AFC West and look to earn a seventh-consecutive division title, which would tie the 1973-79 Los Angeles Rams for the second-longest streak of division titles in NFL history.

Last week, quarterback PATRICK MAHOMES, who leads the league with 4,160 passing yards in 2022, joined Pro Football Hall of Famer PEYTON MANNING as the only players in NFL history with at least 4,000 passing yards in five of their first six seasons.
The LOS ANGELES CHARGERS sit in second place in the division and enter Week 15 as one of four AFC teams with a 7-6 record. Last week, quarterback JUSTIN HERBERT passed for a season-high 367 yards and has 13,056 career passing yards, surpassing ANDREW LUCK (12,957) for the most passing yards by a player in his first three seasons all-time.

5. NFC EAST: All four teams in the NFC East – PHILADELPHIA (12-1), DALLAS (10-3), WASHINGTON (7-5-1) and the NEW YORK GIANTS (7-5-1) – have winning records this season and the division currently holds four of the seven NFC playoff spots. There have only been three previous divisions to qualify at least four teams for the postseason in the same year, none of which have occurred since realignment in 2002: the 1998 AFC East, 1997 NFC Central and 1994 NFC Central.

Last week, Philadelphia became the first team to clinch a playoff berth this season, their second-consecutive trip to the postseason under head coach NICK SIRIANNI. Quarterback JALEN HURTS recorded his 10th rushing touchdown in the win and became the first quarterback in NFL history with at least 10 rushing touchdowns in back-to-back seasons.
Dallas has won four consecutive games, including a dramatic comeback win last week over Houston in which quarterback DAK PRESCOTT drove the Cowboys offense 98 yards for the game-winning touchdown that began with under four minutes remaining in the fourth quarter. Since Week 7, when Prescott returned from an injury sustained in Week 1, Dallas has the league's highest-scoring offense (35.7 points per game).
There has not been a repeat NFC East division winner since 2004, the longest active streak among divisions in the NFL and the longest such streak in league history.

6. DID YOU KNOW?: WASHINGTON (7-5-1) is playing its second consecutive game against the NEW YORK GIANTS (7-5-1), sandwiched around the Commanders' Week 14 bye. The two teams tied, 20-20, in Week 13. Since the 1970 league merger, a team has played two consecutive regular-season games against the same opponent twice before. It happened last season for Cleveland, when they lost to Baltimore in Week 12, took its bye in Week 13 and then avenged the loss with a win in Week 14 over the Ravens. The only other instance was during the 1991 season, when the Seattle Seahawks defeated the San Diego Chargers in Week 9, then lost to the Chargers two weeks later in Week 11. Both Seattle and San Diego had a Week 10 bye that season.

7. NFC NORTH: The MINNESOTA VIKINGS (10-3), under first-year head coach KEVIN O'CONNELL, lead the division and look to secure their first division title since 2017. A rookie head coach has qualified for the postseason in each of the past six seasons (2016-21). Miami's MIKE MCDANIEL and the New York Giants' BRIAN DABOLL are also rookie head coaches who have their teams in a playoff spot entering Week 15.

The Vikings have won nine games by one score (eight points) this season and can become the third team ever to win 10 games within a single season by eight points or fewer, joining the 2019 SEATTLE SEAHAWKS and 1978 HOUSTON OILERS.
The DETROIT LIONS can become the first team since Cincinnati in 1970 to make the playoffs after beginning a season with one-or-fewer wins in their first seven games.

8. NFC SOUTH: TAMPA BAY (6-7) holds a one-game lead over both ATLANTA (5-8) and CAROLINA (5-8) atop the NFC South as the 2020 Super Bowl champions search for their first ever back-to-back division titles. The Buccaneers are scheduled to face the Panthers in Week 17 and the Falcons in Week 18.

Since TOM BRADY joined Tampa Bay in 2020, the Buccaneers have the third-highest winning percentage in December and January regular-season games (.833; 10-2) trailing only GREEN BAY (.909; 10-1) and BUFFALO (.846; 11-2).
Atlanta rookie quarterback DESMOND RIDDER is expected to make his first start at NEW ORLEANS (4-9) on Sunday (1:00 PM ET, FOX) and can become the sixth rookie quarterback to start a game during the 2022 season. This would mark the seventh consecutive season in which at least six rookie quarterbacks started at least one game.
Carolina, who are 3-1 in their last four games and 3-0 at home under interim head coach STEVE WILKS, are set to host PITTSBURGH (5-8) on Sunday (1:00 PM ET, CBS).
Both Atlanta and Carolina look to qualify for the playoffs after beginning the season 0-2. In six of the past 10 seasons (2013-21), at least one team that began the season 0-2 has made the postseason.

9. NFC WEST: The SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS (9-4) are set to visit the SEATTLE SEAHAWKS (7-6) on Thursday Night Football (8:15 PM ET, Prime Video) and with a win, can qualify for the postseason for the second-consecutive year and earn their first NFC West division title since 2019.

In Week 14, rookie quarterback BROCK PURDY became the first rookie in the Super Bowl era with at least two touchdown passes, one rushing touchdown and a passer rating of 125-or-higher in his first career start.
Seattle, who is currently a half game behind the Commanders and Giants for an NFC Wild Card spot, is aiming to make the postseason for the fourth time in the past five seasons. Quarterback GENO SMITH leads the NFL this season with nine games of at least two touchdown passes and a passer rating of 100-or-higher.

10. TREND TIME: A look at the NFL schedule over the final four weeks …

There are five teams – Chicago, Green Bay, Las Vegas, Seattle and Washington – who will finish with three of their last four games at home.
There are five teams – Arizona, Dallas, Detroit, the Los Angeles Rams and New York Giants – who are scheduled to finish with three of their final four games on the road.
Each of Cincinnati's final four games are against teams currently in playoff position, while seven other teams will face a team currently in a playoff spot in three of their final four contests.

11. CLOSE GAMES: There have been 158 games within one score (eight points) in the fourth quarter through Week 14 (76 percent of games) and 92 games decided by six points or fewer, both the most through Week 14 in NFL history. The average final score margin of 9.52 points this season would be the lowest for a full season since 1932 (9.13).

WEEK 15 NFL SCHEDULE

(All times Eastern)

Thursday, December 15	San Francisco at Seattle	Prime Video	8:15

Saturday, December 17	Indianapolis at Minnesota	NFLN	1:00
	Baltimore at Cleveland	NFLN	4:30
	Miami at Buffalo	NFLN	8:15

Sunday, December 18	Pittsburgh at Carolina	CBS	1:00
	Philadelphia at Chicago	FOX	1:00
	Kansas City at Houston	CBS	1:00
	Dallas at Jacksonville	FOX	1:00
	Atlanta at New Orleans	FOX	1:00
	Detroit at New York Jets	CBS	1:00
	Arizona at Denver	FOX	4:05
	New England at Las Vegas	FOX	4:05
	Tennessee at Los Angeles Chargers	CBS	4:25
	Cincinnati at Tampa Bay	CBS	4:25
	New York Giants at Washington	NBC	8:20

Monday, December 19	Los Angeles Rams at Green Bay	ESPN/ABC	8:15

NFL, IFAF Advancement of Global Flag Football Ambassadors Team Continues

Global Ambassador Program to Expand InternationalElevation of Flag Football

Aeneas Williams, Chase Claypool and Sammis ReyesAmong Current Superstar Ambassadors   

The National Football League (NFL) and the International Federation of American Football (IFAF) today announced the fifth team of Global Flag Football Ambassadors to amplify and support the long-term growth of the game worldwide.

Aeneas Williams, Chase Claypool and Sammis Reyes are among the latest to join an all-star team of men and women, including current American and flag football players, Legends, coaches and officials, as ambassadors who will work together to further raise the profile and promote the unique values of one of the world’s fastest-growing sports.

The Flag Football Ambassadors team – first announced ahead of the NFL’s Kickoff Weekend earlier this year – supports the combined global efforts of the NFL and IFAF to increase awareness, interest, and participation in flag football internationally and drive forward the development of the game.

Earlier this season, the NFL announced the transformation of the Pro Bowl, renaming the tentpole event as the Pro Bowl Games. Taking place in Las Vegas in 2023, the week-long celebration of player skills will feature an exciting new format that spotlights flag football. In addition to the AFC vs. NFC Flag games on Sunday, the Pro Bowl Games will integrate flag throughout the week, including the Play Football Opening Night and NFL FLAG Championships, which was created in partnership with RCX Sports and will feature the top girls’ and boys’ youth flag teams from across the country and around the world.

Currently played by men, women, boys, and girls of all ages in more than 100 countries around the world, flag football is poised for even greater expansion as the cornerstone of the NFL’s domestic and international participation and development strategies. Momentum is growing behind the sport following its debut at The World Games in Birmingham, Alabama, earlier this year with IFAF preparing to launch the biggest-ever cycle of elite international flag competition, including full continental representation for the first time in 2023. Flag is a fast-paced, non-contact, creative and highly skilled format that benefits from being easily accessible and inclusive, making it the perfect vehicle to attract new players, accelerate growth and promote the message of football for all.

The newest members of the Global Flag Football Ambassador team are:

Chase Claypool – Chicago Bears wide receiver, Claypool was born in Abbotsford, Canada
Izell Reese – NFL Legend and CEO of RCX Sports, the exclusive operator of NFL Flag
Fouzia Madhouni – From Morocco, NFL Mentee in the Global Sports Mentoring Program
Sammis Reyes – Chicago Bears defensive lineman, Reyes was born in Talcahuano, Chile
Phoebe Schecter – Former coach in the Buffalo Bills, captain of the Great Britain women’s national team, IFAF Athlete representative for the International Olympic Committee
Aeneas Williams – Pro Football Hall of Famer and Legend of the Arizona Cardinals and St. Louis Rams

The global appeal of these international athletes highlights the scope and ambition of the group to grow the game worldwide but also points to the impact international players have on the NFL itself.

Among the previously announced ambassadors with international ties:

Osi Umenyiora, the first British-born player to win a Super Bowl, was born in London to Nigerian parents and now works to raise the profile of the game in Europe and Africa.
Amon-Ra St. Brown, Detroit Lions wide receiver who is a German national who speaks fluent German and French, thanks to his German-born mother.
Desiree Abrams, who made a name for herself on the international stage, including as a member of the referee team to oversee flag football at The World Games, as well as the IFAF World Flag Football Championships in 2018 and 2021, and the IFAF Women’s World Championship in 2022. In 2016, she founded the National Women’s Football Officials Association that seeks to accelerate opportunities for female referees in football.
Diana Flores is the starting quarterback for the Mexico women’s team and won the gold at The World Games 2022 by defeating the USA. She has been a member of Mexico’s national team since 2014 when she was 16 years old.
Liz Sowers is the head coach of the women’s flag football team at Ottawa University, where she won the NAIA championships in her first year in 2021.
Andrea Castillo won the bronze medal at The World Games 2022 for the Panama women’s flag football team.
Sebastian Vollmer is an NFL Legend, former New England Patriots tackle, born in Kaarst, Germany.
Luke Zahradka is the quarterback of the Italian national flag football team.

“I’m honored to be a Global Flag Football Ambassador for the NFL,” said Chase Claypool. “Growing the sport globally, especially in Canada, is something that has always been a goal of mine. Hopefully we see the sport continue to grow and it’s a part of the Olympic Games in the near future, and maybe I can even participate!”

“Being the 1st Global Flag Football Ambassador in the Kingdom of Morocco is an actual dream coming true,” said Fouzia Madhouni. “More importantly, it gives hope to the ones that are afraid to dream big.”

“Flag football is an incredibly inclusive sport and I’ve seen it positively impact youth athletes and bring communities together,” said Izell Reese. “I’m honored to have the opportunity to aide in growing the game globally and look forward to making it accessible for all.”

"I was born in Chile and grew up in a neighborhood where playing a sport like football is unimaginable,” said Sammis Reyes. “People where I am from do not have the resources to buy all the equipment needed to play the game. However, I know there’s tremendous talent there waiting to be seen. I am extremely honored to be an ambassador for flag football because I know it is a step forward for kids in neighborhoods like mine to get an opportunity to play the beautiful sport of football.”

“Growing football internationally has been my life's work,” said Phoebe Scheckter, “and flag football is the easiest way to introduce scores of people to the game, as there are few barriers to participation. The partnership between the NFL and IFAF will create life-changing opportunities for many people worldwide and I am excited to be an ambassador on this mission.”

“I am honored to be selected as one of the Global Flag Football Ambassadors,” said Pro Football Hall of Famer, Aeneas Williams. “The game of football has had an enormous positive impact on my life. Flag Football gives us the opportunity to share this great game which also comes along with discipline and character with boys and girls, men and women throughout the world! Let’s Go!”

BROADCAST TEAMS ANNOUNCED FOR NFL NETWORK’S WEEK 15 SATURDAY SHOWDOWN TRIPLEHEADER

Noah Eagle, Nate Burleson, Tom Pelissero & Lindsay Czarniak to Call Indianapolis Colts vs. Minnesota Vikings at 1:00 PM ET

Rich Eisen, Kurt Warner, Steve Wyche & Stacey Dales to Call Baltimore Ravens vs. Cleveland Browns at 4:30 PM ET

Kevin Kugler, Mark Sanchez, Laura Okmin & Peter Schrager to Call Miami Dolphins vs. Buffalo Bills at 8:15 PM ET

NFL Network has set its broadcast teams for the Week 15 Saturday Showdown tripleheader on Saturday, December 17.

Noah Eagle and Nate Burleson, along with Tom Pelissero and Lindsay Czarniak on the sidelines, will call the Indianapolis Colts vs. Minnesota Vikings game at 1:00 PM ET.

Rich Eisen and Kurt Warner, along with Steve Wyche and Stacey Dales on the sidelines, will call the Baltimore Ravens vs. Cleveland Browns game at 4:30 PM ET.

Kevin Kugler and Mark Sanchez, along with Laura Okmin and Peter Schrager on the sidelines, will call the Miami Dolphins vs. Buffalo Bills game at 8:15 PM ET.

In addition to airing on NFL Network, each game will be available on local broadcast stations in the respective markets of the competing teams (WXIN in Indianapolis, KSTP in Minneapolis, WBAL in Baltimore, WEWS in Cleveland, WFOR in Miami and WKBW in Buffalo).

Fans can stream these games through NFL digital properties across devices (NFL.com and the NFL app), NFL Network distributors' apps and sites, and on phones with NFL+. Live game audio will be broadcast nationally by Westwood One and carried on SiriusXM and TuneIn.

Pregame coverage on NFL Network begins with Jamie Erdahl, Emmanuel Sanders, DeAngelo Hall and Michael Irvin from Minneapolis.

Additional coverage on NFL Network is provided by Chris Rose, Joe Thomas and Mike Garafolo from Cleveland.

Coverage concludes on NFL Network with Colleen Wolfe, Steve Smith Sr., Michael Robinson, Maurice Jones-Drew and Mike Giardi from Buffalo.

Week 15: Saturday, December 17 (NFL Network)

1:00 PM ET – Indianapolis Colts vs. Minnesota Vikings

4:30 PM ET – Baltimore Ravens vs. Cleveland Browns

8:15 PM ET – Miami Dolphins vs. Buffalo Bills

44.1 Million Average Viewers Watched Thanksgiving Day Football, a 31 percent increase over the number initially reported

Nielsen custom survey reveals viewership impact of group settings, out-of-home viewership on Super Bowl-like moment for football fans

NEW YORK - December 13, 2022 - The National Football League (NFL) and Nielsen collaborated on a survey to complement Nielsen's measurement data to provide a detailed picture of how many people may have watched NFL football on Thanksgiving Day, particularly in group settings. Based on the survey* findings, each game reached an average of more than 20 million additional viewers, raising the average-minute audience to 44.1 million, a 31% increase from the 33.6 million initially reported.

The results showcase the unique nature of Thanksgiving Day football, which for football fans has become intrinsically intertwined with a national holiday that brings families and friends together for a day of appreciation and gratitude. Many watch in larger-than-normal group settings such as an extended family member or friend's home, bar, or restaurant.

With three games spread across the entire day, the opportunity to catch the games while preparing the big meal, visiting multiple households on the same afternoon, or perhaps even after the neighborhood's touch-football game provides fans ample chance to catch NFL action.

"Quantifying the exact number of people watching NFL games on Thanksgiving presents additional challenges due to the fact that so many people gather in different group settings with family and friends," said Paul Ballew, Chief Data and Analytics Officer of the NFL. "As was the case with our study around the Super Bowl, we feel this Nielsen custom survey helps provide a more complete picture of the total viewership for this unique day on the NFL calendar."

Nielsen measures out-of-home in locations - such as bars and restaurants - across about 65% of the United States and its co-viewing measurement covers groups of up to 16 people in households across the entire country.

"The tradition of family gatherings and NFL football on Thanksgiving Day is endemic to American culture," said Jon Stainer, Nielsen Sports Managing Director for the Americas. "We're honored to continue working with the NFL on this custom study to help them better understand the size and behaviors of group viewing parties outside our co-viewing measurement."

The custom survey of 5,800 households, conducted by NORC at the University of Chicago using the AmeriSpeak panel, examined the size of viewing groups at any location and to what extent those groups are larger than that which is measured today. This is the same study used when Nielsen announced an estimated 208-million-plus viewers watched Super Bowl LVI [/Pages/Custom-Survey-from-Nielsen-and-the-NFL-Reveals-Total-Viewing-Audience-for-Super-Bowl-LVI-Estimated-at-Over-208-Million-.aspx]via a custom study with the [/Pages/Custom-Survey-from-Nielsen-and-the-NFL-Reveals-Total-Viewing-Audience-for-Super-Bowl-LVI-Estimated-at-Over-208-Million-.aspx]NFL.

Late last month, it was reported that the telecasts of the games were [/Pages/Most-Watched-NFL-Thanksgiving-Day-Ever.aspx]the most-watched NFL Thanksgiving Day on record. Cowboys-Giants was the most-watched regular-season NFL game of all-time, Lions-Bills broke a Thanksgiving Day early-window record, and Vikings-Patriots was the second-best Thanksgiving primetime game on record.*Custom Nielsen Sports Study, commissioned and paid for by NFLEnterprises LLC on August 12, 2022

Thursday Night Capsule - San Francisco 49ers at Seattle Seahawks

THURSDAY NIGHT PREVIEW:

SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS (9-4) AT SEATTLE SEAHAWKS (7-6)

Week 15 of the 2022 NFL season gets underway on Thursday, December 15 (8:15 PM ET, Prime Video) as the San Francisco 49ers (9-4) visit the Seattle Seahawks (7-6) in a key NFC West showdown. The Seahawks hold the all-time regular-season series advantage, 29-18, and are 10-2 at home against the 49ers under head coach PETE CARROLL. San Francisco earned a 27-7 win over Seattle in Week 2 earlier this season as defensive lineman NICK BOSA registered two sacks, the 49ers' first victory over the Seahawks since their dramatic Week 17 win to secure the NFC West division title in the final regular season game of the 2019 season. With a win, San Francisco can clinch the NFC West division title and reach the playoffs for the third time in the past four seasons.

The 49ers enter Week 15 with the NFL's top ranked defense, allowing the fewest points per game (15.2), yards per game (286.8) and rushing yards per game (75.1) in the league. Bosa leads the NFL with 14.5 sacks this season and can become the fifth player since 1982, when the individual sack became an official statistic, to record at least 15 sacks in two of his first four NFL seasons. He aims for his fourth in a row against Seattle with a sack. Linebacker FRED WARNER has 91 tackles in 2022 and can reach 100 tackles for the fifth-consecutive season since he entered the NFL in 2018. Linebacker DRE GREENLAW led the team and tied a career high with 15 tackles while defensive back JIMMIE WARD registered his fifth career forced fumble in Week 14. Both players aim for their fifth in a row with a pass defensed.

Last week, quarterback BROCK PURDY completed 16 of 21 pass attempts (76.2 percent) for two touchdowns with no interceptions for a 134.0 rating and became the first rookie in the Super Bowl era with at least two touchdown passes, one rushing touchdown and a passer rating of 125-or-higher in his first career start. Running back CHRISTIAN MCCAFFREY totaled 153 scrimmage yards (119 rushing, 34 receiving) and his 11th-career game with both a rushing and receiving touchdown, tied for the fourth-most such games in NFL history. He aims for his third in a row against Seattle with at least 175 scrimmage yards and two touchdowns. McCaffrey has 425 career receptions and can surpass ROGER CRAIG (434) for the most receptions by a running back in his first six seasons in NFL history. Tight end GEORGE KITTLE reached 500 receiving yards on the season last week and became the fifth tight end in NFL history with at least 500 receiving yards in each of his first six seasons.

Seattle quarterback GENO SMITH had three touchdown passes in Week 14 and has at least two touchdown passes in seven consecutive games, the longest active streak in the NFL. He has career highs in completions (306), passing yards (3,433) and touchdown passes (25) in 2022 and leads the league this season with nine games with at least two touchdown passes and a passer rating of 100-or-higher. Wide receiver DK METCALF has 72 receptions for 869 yards and six touchdowns this season and can become the fifth player since 1970 to record at least 900 receiving yards and five touchdown receptions in each of his first four seasons. Wide receiver TYLER LOCKETT has 71 receptions for 896 yards and eight touchdowns in 2022, his fifth-consecutive season with at least eight touchdown receptions. On Thursday, he can become the first player since 2020 (DAVANTE ADAMS) with a touchdown catch in seven consecutive games.

Linebacker JORDYN BROOKS leads the NFC with 141 tackles in 2022 and has nine games with at least 10 tackles this season, tied for the most in the NFL. Linebacker CODY BARTON led Seattle with a career-high 15 tackles last week and aims for his fifth in a row with a pass defensed. Linebacker UCHENNA NWOSU has career highs in sacks (nine) and tackles for loss (nine) this season. Rookie cornerback TARIQ WOOLEN ranks tied for first in the NFL with six interceptions and has at least one pass defense in 11 of his 13 career games.

Prime Video will stream 15 Thursday Night Football games this season (Weeks 2-17, excluding Thanksgiving). The game will feature Al Michaels, Kirk Herbstreit and Kaylee Hartung on the call.

For the Week 15 San Francisco-Seattle capsule, click here.

AFC and NFC Coaching Staffs Announced for 2023 Pro Bowl Games Presented by Verizon

– NFL Legends Ray Lewis and DeMarcus Ware Named Defensive Coordinators, International Flag Football Stars Vanita Krouch and Diana Flores Named Offensive Coordinators –

– 2023 Pro Bowl Games Tickets On-Sale Now –

Pro Football Hall of Famer, 12-time Pro Bowler and two-time Super Bowl champion RAY LEWIS, Super Bowl champion and nine-time Pro Bowler DEMARCUS WARE, U.S. Women's National Flag Football team quarterback VANITA KROUCH and Mexico Women's National Flag Football team quarterback DIANA FLORES will serve as defensive and offensive coordinators for The 2023 Pro Bowl Games presented by Verizon, the NFL announced today.For the AFC, under head coach PEYTON MANNING, Lewis will serve as defensive coordinator while Flores will serve as offensive coordinator. In the NFC, under head coach ELI MANNING, Ware will be the defensive coordinator and Krouch will be the offensive coordinator. The four NFL Legends, who were collectively selected to 39 Pro Bowls, along with the two international Flag football stars, will make critical coaching decisions in The Pro Bowl Games, which features the first-ever AFC vs. NFC Flag football games on Sunday and exciting Pro Bowl Skills competitions throughout the week."Bringing together an extraordinary coaching staff that combines NFL Legends who have years of Pro Bowl experience with Flag football champions who are the best in the world will ensure this first-ever Pro Bowl Games is incredibly exciting, competitive and entertaining", said PETER O'REILLY, Executive Vice President of Club Business and League Events. "What's particularly special about this year is the elevation of Flag football, not only through the best players in the NFL playing in our AFC vs. NFC Flag games on Sunday, but now through the appointment of Vanita Krouch and Diana Flores as our offensive coordinators. Having these elite Women's Flag football players from the U.S. and Mexico as counterparts to Peyton and Eli Manning, Ray Lewis, and Demarcus Ware underscores the global growth of Flag football among women and men."Organized in partnership with RCX Sports, the NFL's Flag football operating partner, and International Federation of American Football (IFAF), Sunday's culminating event at The Pro Bowl Games will feature three 7-on-7 AFC vs NFC Flag games. Each game will be 20 minutes in length (two halves) and played on a 50-yard field with 10-yard end zones.

The 2023 Pro Bowl Games, hosted in partnership with the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority (LVCVA) and Las Vegas Raiders, will be a week-long series of AFC vs NFC competitions. On Sunday, February 5th, ticketholders to The Pro Bowl Games will be able to witness all the impressive player feats live, including epic Flag football games between the league's best players, exciting Pro Bowl Skills and a major musical performance. Sunday's events will also be televised from 3:00pm-6:00pm ET on ESPN & ABC. Fans can visit ProBowl.com/tickets to buy tickets, which start as low as $35.Visit ProBowl.com for the latest event details.

AFC COACHING STAFF

PEYTON MANNING (AFC head coach): The only player in NFL history to win five Most Valuable Player awards, Peyton Manning was selected to 14 Pro Bowls during his 17-year NFL career with Indianapolis (1998-2010) and Denver (2012-15), tied for the second-most Pro Bowl selections all-time. Originally the No. 1 overall selection in the 1998 NFL Draft, Manning ranks third all-time in passing yards (71,940) and touchdown passes (539) and he is one of two starting quarterbacks ever to lead multiple franchises to a Super Bowl title. He was named the Comeback Player of the Year in 2012 and set NFL single-season records for passing yards (5,477) and touchdown passes (55) during the 2013 season. Manning was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame and the Broncos Ring of Fame in 2021 and in 2017, became the first Colts player to have his jersey retired since they moved to Indianapolis when he was inducted into the team's Ring of Honor.

RAY LEWIS (AFC defensive coordinator): A two-time Super Bowl champion, 12-time Pro Bowl selection and two-time Defensive Player of the Year, Lewis was selected in the first round (No. 26 overall) in the 1996 NFL Draft by Baltimore, where he spent all 17 seasons of his NFL career (1996-2012). In 228 regular-season games, he totaled 1,568 tackles, 118 passes defensed, 41.5 sacks, 31 interceptions, 20 fumble recoveries and 19 forced fumbles. During the 2000 season, he earned his first Defensive Player of the Year award and was named Super Bowl Most Valuable Player as the Ravens earned the Super Bowl XXXV title. In 2012, his final season, Lewis returned from injury and helped lead Baltimore to the Super Bowl XLVII title. In 2013, he was inducted into the Ravens Ring of Honor and in 2018, in his first year of eligibility, was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

DIANA FLORES (AFC offensive coordinator): Diana Flores was the fourth youngest quarterback at The World Games in 2022 and she has been a member of the Mexico Women's Flag National Team since 2014, beginning when she was just 16 years old. Diana has played for the 2014, 2016, 2018, 2021 and 2022 Mexico Women's Flag National Teams and led Mexico to a 6-0 record and a gold medal at The World Games this year. In the gold medal game against the United States, she completed 20 of 28 pass attempts for 210 yards and four touchdowns in Mexico's 39-6 victory. She finished with 23 touchdown passes at The World Games in 2022, the third-most among women's teams. She was the only starting quarterback to beat U.S. quarterback Vanita Krouch (19-1) in international tournament play.

NFC COACHING STAFF

ELI MANNING (NFC head coach): A two-time Super Bowl champion, four-time Pro Bowl selection and the 2016 NFL Walter Payton Man of the Year, Eli Manning spent his entire 16-season career with the New York Giants after entering the NFL as the No. 1 overall pick in the 2004 NFL Draft. He ranks 10th in league history and holds the Giants franchise records in passing yards (57,023), touchdown passes (366) and completions (4,895). Manning started 210 consecutive games from 2004-2017, the third-longest streak of consecutive starts by a quarterback in NFL history. Manning led the Giants to Super Bowl XLII and XLVI titles and is one of five players in the Super Bowl era with multiple Super Bowl Most Valuable Player awards. He was inducted into the New York Giants Ring of Honor and had his jersey retired by the club during the 2021 season.

DEMARCUS WARE (NFC defensive coordinator): A nine-time Pro Bowl selection and Super Bowl champion, DeMarcus Ware was selected No. 11 overall in the 2005 NFL Draft by Dallas, where he spent the first nine years of his career (2005-13) before spending three seasons with Denver (2014-16). In 178 regular-season games, Ware totaled 657 tackles, 138.5 sacks, 127 tackles for loss, 35 forced fumbles and 25 passes defensed. A four-time first-team All-Pro selection, Ware led the NFL in sacks twice during his career (2008 and 2010) and he is one of six players since 1982 to record at least 10 sacks in seven consecutive seasons. He is the Cowboys' all-time leader in sacks (117) and is one of three players since 1982 to record at least 19 sacks in multiple seasons. Ware recorded 7.5 sacks in eight career playoff games, including two sacks in Super Bowl 50 with Denver.

VANITA KROUCH (NFC offensive coordinator): Originally from Carrollton, Texas, Vanita Krouch has been the quarterback for the U.S. Woman's Flag National Team since 2016 and played for the 2016, 2018, 2021 and 2022 U.S. Women's Flag National Flag Teams. She was the oldest Flag football player (41) at the 2022 World Games (male or female). Vanita was inducted into the National Flag and Touch Football Hall Fame in 2016. She started playing Flag football per the urging of current U.S. Women's coach Chris Lankford, and she's played in men's leagues with USA teammate Joann Overstreet. After college, she played semi-pro basketball, touring to different colleges for exhibition games, and coached both high school track & field and basketball. Her family, originally from Cambodia, migrated to the United States in November 1980 in wake of the Khmer Rouge genocide of 1970s. She is 19-1 as the United States' starting quarterback in international tournaments since 2018 and she ranked second among women with 25 touchdown passes at The World Games in 2022.

SIETE DEL DOMINGO - DECIMOCUARTA SEMANA

Un vistazo a siete destacados estadísticos de los partidos jugados durante las ventanas de 1:00 p.m. y a las 4:00 p.m. (hora de New York) el domingo 11 de diciembre, correspondientes a la decimocuarta semana de luna temporada 2022.

PHILADELPHIA EAGLES derrotó New York Giants 48-22, mejorando a 12-1 y convirtiéndose en el primer equipo en asegurar una plaza en postemporada esta temporada.El mariscal de campo de Philadelphia JALEN HURTS registró 294 yardas (217 pasando, 77 acarreando) y tres anotaciones (dos pasando, una acarreando) con un índice de 109.2, mientras que el apoyador HAASON REDDICK registró su 10ma captura de la temporada en el triunfo del equipo en la semana 14.Hurts, que tiene 10 acarreos anotadores esta temporada tras registrar 10 acarreos anotadores en 2021, se unió a CAM NEWTON (2011, 2015 y 2020) como los únicos mariscales de campo en la historia con al menos 10 acarreos anotadores en múltiples temporadas y es el primer mariscal de campo en la historia que registra al menos 10 acarreos anotadores en temporadas consecutivas.Hurts, que tiene 3,157 yardas aéreas, con 22 pases anotadores y 10 acarreos anotadores esta temporada, es el último mariscal de campo en la historia con al menos 3,000 yardas aéreas, 20 pases anotadores y 10 acarreos anotadores en una sola temporada, uniéndose a KYLER MURRAY (2020), CAM NEWTON (2011 y 2015) y KORDELL STEWART (1997).Reddick, que registró 11 capturas con Carolina en 2021 y 12.5 capturas con Arizona en 2020, es el primer jugador que marca al menos 10 capturas en tres temporadas consecutivas con tres equipos diferentes desde 1982, cuando la captura individual se convirtió en estadística oficial.
JUEGOS CERRADOS. Con dos partidos aún por ser completados en la semana 14, han habido 91 partidos decididos por una anotación (seis puntos) o menos, la mayor cantidad de tales desempeños a lo largo de las primeras 14 semanas en la historia.Siete de 11 partidos (63.6 por ciento) que fueron completados en la semana 14 estaban con diferencia de una anotación (ocho puntos) en el último período y hubo 156 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 14 semanas en la historia de la NFL.REMONTANDO. DALLAS COWBOYS registró una marcha anotadora de 98 yardas que definió el pleito mediante un acarreo anotador de EZEKIEL ELLIOTT con 41 segundos por jugarse en el último período en el triunfo 27-23 sobre Houston, mientras LOS ANGELES RAMS marchó 98 yardas en el clásico de jueves en la noche Thursday Night Football para el pase anotador que definió el pleito de BAKER MAYFIELD a VAN JEFFERSON con 10 segundos por jugarse en tiempo regular del triunfo 17-16 sobre Las Vegas.La decimocuarta de la temporada 2022 es la primera semana en las últimas 45 temporadas en la que hay marcha anotadoras que definen pleitos de al menos 95 yardas donde la anotación fue registrada dentro de los últimos dos minutos del tiempo regular.Hubo 49 partidos esta temporada decididos por una anotación que define el pleito en los últimos dos minutos del tiempo regular o en la prórroga, solamente detrás de 2015 (50) para la mayor cantidad de tales desempeños a lo largo de las primeras 14 semanas de una temporada en la historia.Rams se sobrepuso a una desventaja de 10 puntos para ganar el jueves, y hubo 41 partidos en los que un equipo se sobrepone a una desventaja de al menos 10 puntos para terminara ganando o empatando esta temporada, la mayor cantidad de tales desempeños a lo largo de las primeras 14 semanas de una temporada en la historia.Hubo 65 partidos en los que un equipo resurge para ganar o empatar tras haber estado en desventaja en el último período, empatados con la temporada 1989 (65) para la segunda mayor cantidad de tales desempeños a lo largo de las primeras 14 semanas de una temporada en la historia. Solamente 2012 (66) tiene más.
El mariscal de campo de Kansas City PATRICK MAHOMES lanzó 352 yardas y tres anotaciones, mientras que el ala cerrada TRAVIS KELCE registró 71 yardas recibiendo en la victoria de Chiefs 34-28 en Denver.Si Miami derrota a Los Angeles Chargers en el clásico de domingo en la noche Sunday Night Football, Chiefs puede asegurarse su séptimo título divisional de la AFC Oeste consecutivo, igualando a LOS ANGELES RAMS de 1973-79 para la segunda racha más larga de títulos divisionales en la historia de la NFL. Solamente NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS de 2009-19 (11 temporadas consecutivas) tuvo una racha más larga.Chiefs mejoró a 10-3 en la temporada y el entrenador en jefe ANDY REID se convirtió en el tercer entrenador en jefe en la historia de la NFL que registra al menos 10 victorias en temporada regular en ocho temporadas consecutivas, uniéndose a BILL BELICHICK (17 campañas seguidas ens 2003-19) y GEORGE SEIFERT (ocho temporadas consecutivas en 1989-96).Reid tiene en su carrera 17 temporadas con al menos 10 victorias, y superó el miembro del Salón de la Fama TOM LANDRY (16 temporadas) para la tercera mayor cantidad de temporadas con 10 triunfos por un entrenador en jefe en la historia de la NFL. Solamente BILL BELICHICK (20 temporadas) y el miembro del Salón de la Fama DON SHULA (20) tienen más.Mahomes registró el 24to partido de su carrera con al menos 300 yardas aéreas y tres pases anotadores, superando al miembro del Salón de la Fama DAN MARINO (23 partidos) para la mayor cantidad de tales desempeños por un jugador en sus primeras seis temporadas en la historia de la NFL.Mahomes, que tiene 4,160 yardas aéreas esta temporada, se sumó al miembro del Salón de la Fama PEYTON MANNING como los únicos jugadores en la historia de la NFL con al menos 4,000 yardas aéreas en cinco de sus primeras seis temporadas.Kelce tiene 10,045 yardas recibiendo en su carrera y es el quinto ala cerrada en la historia con al menos 10,000 yardas recibiendo en su carrera, uniéndose al miembro del Salón de la Fama TONY GONZÁLEZ (15,127), a JASON WITTEN (13,046), ANTONIO GATES (11,841) y al miembro del Salón de la Fama SHANNON SHARPE (10,060).Kelce, que registró al menos 1,000 yardas recibiendo en cada una de las últimas siete temporadas (2016-22), es el primer ala cerrada en la historia de la NFL con siete temporadas en su carrera con al menos 1,000 yardas recibiendo.
El mariscal de campo de Jacksonville TREVOR LAWRENCE lanzó 368 yardas y totalizó cuatro anotaciones (tres pasando, una acarreando), mientras que el ala cerrada EVAN ENGRAM tuvo 11 recepciones for para yardas y dos anotaciones en el triunfo de Jaguars 36-22 en Tennessee.Lawrence, que tiene 23 años y 66 días de edad, es el jugador más joven en la historia de la NFL con al menos 350 yardas aéreas, tres pases anotadores y un acarreo anotador en a partido, superando a KYLER MURRAY (23 años y 79 días de edad el 25 de octubre de 2020).Engram es el sexto ala cerrada en la historia de la NFL con al menos 10 recepciones para 150 yardas y dos anotaciones en un partido, uniéndose a los miembros del Salón de la Fama SHANNON SHARPE (6 de octubre de 1996 y 20 de octubre de 2002) y KELLEN WINSLOW SR. (11 de diciembre de 1983) así como también a TODD CHRISTENSEN (16 de octubre de 1983), TRAVIS KELCE (2 de diciembre de 2018 y 16 de diciembre de 2021) y DARREN WALLER (6 de diciembre de 2020).
El mariscal de campo de Buffalo JOSH ALLEN tuvo un pase anotador y un acarreo anotador en el triunfo de Bills 20-12 sobre New York Jets.Allen registró el 24to partido de su carrera con al menos un pase anotador y un acarreo anotador, empatando con el miembro del Salón de la Fama FRAN TARKENTON (24 partidos) para la cuarta mayor cantidad de tales partidos en la historia de la NFL. Solamente CAM NEWTON (45 partidos), el miembro del Salón de la Fama STEVE YOUNG (31) y AARON RODGERS (30) tienen más.Allen tiene seis acarreos anotadores en 2022 y es el primer mariscal de campo con al menos seis acarreos anotadores en cinco temporadas consecutivas en la historia de la NFL.
El receptor de Cincinnati JA'MARR CHASE tuvo 10 recepciones para 119 yardas y una anotación en la victoria de Bengals 23-10 sobre Cleveland.Chase registró el octavo partido de su carrera con al menos 100 yardas recibiendo y una recepción anotadora, empatados con A.J. BROWN y JOHN JEFFERSON para la tercera mayor cantidad de tales desempeños por un jugador en las primeras dos temporadas de su carrera en la era del Super Bowl. Solamente ODELL BECKHAM JR. (12 partidos) y el miembro del Salón de la Fama RANDY MOSS (nueve) tienen más.Chase registró su 20ma recepción anotadora en el 26to partido de su carrera, empatando a ROB GRONKOWSKI y DARYL TURNER para la cuarta menor cantidad de partidos para alcanzar las 20 recepciones anotadoras en sus carreras desde 1970. Solamente el miembro del Salón de la Fama RANDY MOSS (20 partidos), ODELL BECKHAM JR. (22) y JOHN JEFFERSON (24) alcanzaron la marca en menos partidos.Chase, que tiene 22 años y 285 días de edad, y 2,276 yardas recibiendo y 20 recepciones anotadoras desde que ingresó en la NFL, en 2021, se unió al miembro del Salón de la Fama RANDY MOSS como los únicos jugadores bajo la edad de 23 con al menos 2,000 yardas recibiendo y 20 recepciones anotadoras en la historia de la NFL.
El mariscal de campo de Detroit JARED GOFF lanzó 330 yardas y tres anotaciones, sin intercepciones, para un índice de 120.7, y el apoyador novato JAMES HOUSTON tuvo la cuarta captura de su carrera en el triunfo de Lions 34-23 sobre Minnesota.Goff, que está actualmente en su séptima temporada en la NFL, registró el 30mo partido de su carrera con al menos 300 yardas aéreas, empatando con cuatro jugadores para la cuarta mayor cantidad de tales partidos por un jugador en sus primeras siete temporadas en la historia de la NFL. Solamente PATRICK MAHOMES (39 partidos), el miembro del Salón de la Fama DAN MARINO (37) y ANDREW LUCK (33) tienen más.Houston es el sexto novato desde 2000 que registra al menos una captura en cada uno de los primeros tres partidos de su carrera, uniéndose a MYLES GARRETT (2017), TOMMY KELLY (2004), BARKEVIOUS MINGO (2013), AZEEZ OJULARI (2021) y TERRELL SUGGS (2003).
Notas adicionales del domingo incluyen:

El mariscal de campo de San Francisco BROCK PURDY completó 16 de 21 intentos de pase (76.2 por ciento) para dos anotaciones, sin intercepciones, y un índice de 134.0, agregando un acarreo anotador en el triunfo de 49ers 35-7 sobre Tampa Bay.Purdy es el primer novato en la era del Super Bowl con al menos dos pases anotadores, un acarreo anotador y un índice de pasador de 125 o superior en la primera titularidad de su carrera.
El receptor de Minnesota JUSTIN JEFFERSON el domingo tuvo 11 recepciones para 223 yardas recibiendo, un pico de carrera.Jefferson tiene cinco partidos en su carrera con al menos 175 yardas recibiendo, empatando con el miembro del Salón de la Fama LANCE ALWORTH (cinco partidos) para la mayor cantidad de tales desempeños por un jugador en sus primeras tres temporadas en la historia de la NFL.Jefferson, que tiene 1,500 yardas recibiendo esta temporada, es el primer jugador en la historia de la NFL con al menos 1,400 yardas recibiendo en cada una de las primeras tres temporadas de su carrera. Registró 1,400 yardas recibiendo como novato en 2020 y 1,616 en 2021.

Seven From Sunday - Week 14

A look at seven statistical highlights from games played during the 1:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. ET windows on Sunday, December 11, the 14th week of the 2022 season.

The PHILADELPHIA EAGLES defeated the New York Giants, 48-22, improving to 12-1 and becoming the first team to clinch a playoff berth this season.Philadelphia quarterback JALEN HURTS recorded 294 yards (217 passing, 77 rushing) and three touchdowns (two passing, one rushing) with a 109.2 rating while linebacker HAASON REDDICK registered his 10th sack of the season in the team's Week 14 victory.Hurts, who has 10 rushing touchdowns this season after recording 10 rushing touchdowns in 2021, joined CAM NEWTON (2011, 2015 and 2020) as the only quarterbacks ever with at least 10 rushing touchdowns in multiple seasons and is the first quarterback ever to record at least 10 rushing touchdowns in consecutive seasons.Hurts, who has 3,157 passing yards with 22 touchdown passes and 10 rushing touchdowns this season, is the fourth quarterback ever with at least 3,000 passing yards, 20 touchdown passes & 10 rushing touchdowns in a single season, joining KYLER MURRAY (2020), CAM NEWTON (2011 and 2015) and KORDELL STEWART (1997).Reddick, who registered 11 sacks with Carolina in 2021 and 12.5 sacks with Arizona in 2020, is the first player to record at least 10 sacks in three consecutive seasons with three different teams since 1982, when the individual sack became an official statistic.
CLOSE GAMES: With two games yet to be completed in Week 14, there have been 91 games decided by a touchdown (six points) or less, the most such games through the first 14 weeks all-time.Seven of 11 games (63.6 percent) that have been completed in Week 14 have been within one score (eight points) in the fourth quarter and there have been 156 games within one score (eight points) in the fourth quarter this season, the most such games through the first 14 weeks in NFL history.COMEBACKS: The DALLAS COWBOYS registered a 98-yard game-winning touchdown drive that culminated with an EZEKIEL ELLIOTT rushing touchdown with 41 seconds remaining in the fourth quarter of their 27-23 win over Houston, while the LOS ANGELES RAMS drove 98 yards on Thursday Night Football for the game-winning touchdown pass from BAKER MAYFIELD to VAN JEFFERSON with 10 seconds remaining in regulation of their 17-16 win over Las Vegas.Week 14 of the 2022 season is the first week in the last 45 seasons in which there were multiple game-winning touchdown drives of at least 95 yards where the touchdown was scored inside the final two minutes of regulation.There have been 49 games this season decided by a game-winning score in the final two minutes of regulation or in overtime, trailing only 2015 (50) for the most such games through the first 14 weeks of a season all-time.The Rams overcame a 10-point deficit to win on Thursday and there have been 41 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 14 weeks of a season all-time.There have been 65 games in which a team has come back to win or tie after trailing in the fourth quarter, tied with the 1989 season (65) for the second-most such games through the first 14 weeks of a season all-time. Only 2012 (66) has more.
Kansas City quarterback PATRICK MAHOMES passed for 352 yards and three touchdowns while tight end TRAVIS KELCE registered 71 receiving yards in the Chiefs' 34-28 win at Denver.If Miami defeats the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday Night Football, the Chiefs can secure their seventh-consecutive AFC West division title, tying the 1973-79 LOS ANGELES RAMS for the second-longest streak of division titles in NFL history. Only the 2009-19 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS (11 consecutive seasons) had a longer streak.The Chiefs improved to 10-3 on the season and head coach ANDY REID became the third head coach in NFL history to record at least 10 regular-season wins in eight consecutive seasons, joining BILL BELICHICK (17 consecutive seasons from 2003-19) and GEORGE SEIFERT (eight consecutive seasons from 1989-96).Reid has 17 career seasons with at least 10 wins and surpassed Pro Football Hall of Famer TOM LANDRY (16 seasons) for the third-most 10-win seasons by a head coach in NFL history. Only BILL BELICHICK (20 seasons) and Pro Football Hall of Famer DON SHULA (20) have more.Mahomes recorded his 24th career game with at least 300 passing yards and three touchdown passes, surpassing Pro Football Hall of Famer DAN MARINO (23 games) for the most such games by a player in his first six seasons in NFL history.Mahomes, who has 4,160 passing yards this season, joined Pro Football Hall of Famer PEYTON MANNING as the only players in NFL history with at least 4,000 passing yards in five of their first six seasons.Kelce has 10,045 career receiving yards and is the fifth tight end ever 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).Kelce, who has recorded at least 1,000 receiving yards in each of the past seven seasons (2016-22), is the first tight end in NFL history with seven career seasons of at least 1,000 receiving yards.
Jacksonville quarterback TREVOR LAWRENCE passed for 368 yards and totaled four touchdowns (three passing, one rushing) while tight end EVAN ENGRAM had 11 receptions for 162 yards and two touchdowns in the Jaguars' 36-22 win at Tennessee.Lawrence, who is 23 years and 66 days old, is the youngest player in NFL history with at least 350 passing yards, three touchdown passes and one rushing touchdown in a game, surpassing KYLER MURRAY (23 years and 79 days old on October 25, 2020).Engram is the sixth tight end in NFL history with at least 10 receptions for 150 yards and two touchdowns in a game, joining Pro Football Hall of Famers SHANNON SHARPE (October 6, 1996 and October 20, 2002) and KELLEN WINSLOW SR. (December 11, 1983) as well as TODD CHRISTENSEN (October 16, 1983), TRAVIS KELCE (December 2, 2018 and December 16, 2021) and DARREN WALLER (December 6, 2020).
Buffalo quarterback JOSH ALLEN had one touchdown pass and one rushing touchdown in the Bills' 20-12 win over the New York Jets.Allen recorded his 24th career game with at least one touchdown pass and one rushing touchdown, tied with Pro Football Hall of Famer FRAN TARKENTON (24 games) for the fourth-most such games in NFL history. Only CAM NEWTON (45 games), Pro Football Hall of Famer STEVE YOUNG (31) and AARON RODGERS (30) have more.Allen has six rushing touchdowns in 2022 and is the first quarterback with at least six rushing touchdowns in five consecutive seasons in NFL history.
Cincinnati wide receiver JA'MARR CHASE had 10 receptions for 119 yards and one touchdown in the Bengals' 23-10 win over Cleveland.Chase registered his eighth career game with at least 100 receiving yards and a touchdown reception, tied with A.J. BROWN and JOHN JEFFERSON for the third-most such games by a player in his first two career seasons in the Super Bowl era. Only ODELL BECKHAM JR. (12 games) and Pro Football Hall of Famer RANDY MOSS (nine) have more.Chase recorded his 20th touchdown reception in his 26th career game, tied with ROB GRONKOWSKI and DARYL TURNER for the fourth fewest games to reach 20 career touchdown receptions since 1970. Only Pro Football Hall of Famer RANDY MOSS (20 games), ODELL BECKHAM JR. (22) and JOHN JEFFERSON (24) reached the mark in fewer games.Chase, who is 22 years and 285 days old and has 2,276 receiving yards and 20 touchdown receptions since entering the NFL in 2021, joined Pro Football Hall of Famer RANDY MOSS as the only players under the age of 23 with at least 2,000 receiving yards and 20 touchdown receptions in NFL history.
Detroit quarterback JARED GOFF passed for 330 yards and three touchdowns with no interceptions for a 120.7 rating and rookie linebacker JAMES HOUSTON had his fourth career sack in the Lions' 34-23 win over Minnesota.Goff, who is currently in his seventh NFL season, recorded his 30th career game with at least 300 passing yards, tied with four players for the fourth-most such games by a player in his first seven seasons in NFL history. Only PATRICK MAHOMES (39 games), Pro Football Hall of Famer DAN MARINO (37) and ANDREW LUCK (33) have more.Houston is the sixth rookie since 2000 to record at least one sack in each of his first three career games, joining MYLES GARRETT (2017), TOMMY KELLY (2004), BARKEVIOUS MINGO (2013), AZEEZ OJULARI (2021) and TERRELL SUGGS (2003).
Additional notes from Sunday include:

San Francisco quarterback BROCK PURDY completed 16 of 21 pass attempts (76.2 percent) for two touchdowns with no interceptions for a 134.0 rating and added a rushing touchdown in the 49ers' 35-7 win over Tampa Bay.Purdy is the first rookie in the Super Bowl era with at least two touchdown passes, one rushing touchdown and a passer rating of 125-or-higher in his first career start.
Minnesota wide receiver JUSTIN JEFFERSON had 11 receptions for a career-high 223 receiving yards on Sunday.Jefferson has five career games with at least 175 receiving yards, tied with Pro Football Hall of Famer LANCE ALWORTH (five games) for the most such games by a player in his first three seasons in NFL history.Jefferson, who has 1,500 receiving yards this season, is the first player in NFL history with at least 1,400 receiving yards in each of his first three career seasons. He recorded 1,400 receiving yards as a rookie in 2020 and 1,616 receiving yards in 2021.

FRONT OFFICE ACCELERATOR SLATED FOR LEAGUE MEETING DECEMBER 13-14 IN DALLAS

Ownership and club executives to network with 32 diverse general manager candidates in an effort to continue to increase executive diversity

As part of the NFL's ongoing commitment to promote greater diversity across the NFL, the League announced plans today to host a Front Office Accelerator on December 13-14 at the December League Meeting in Dallas. A continuation of the [/Pages/INAUGURAL-NFL-COACH-AND-FRONT-OFFICE-ACCELERATOR-PROGRAM-SLATED-FOR-SPRING-LEAGUE-MEETING-MAY-23-24-IN-ATLANTA.aspx]inaugural Coach and Front Office Accelerator hosted at the Spring League Meeting in May 2022, ownership representatives across all 32 clubs will reengage with 32 diverse general manager prospects, representing 28 clubs and the League Office.

The Front Office Accelerator will provide rising people of color and women front office prospects with the opportunity to strengthen relationships with club ownership and executives. Additionally, the League has curated content sessions with football operations experts and business and academic leaders to further drive participants' success in future front-office opportunities.

"Club owners and executives are focused on building on the successful momentum of our Coach and Front Office Accelerator Program by continuing to engage with and develop this group of talented men and women," said NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell.

"The goal of our Accelerator Program is to foster relationships between owners and potential candidates for front office positions," said Steelers President Art Rooney, II, the chairman of the NFL Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee. "Both the clubs and the Accelerator participants understand the importance of the exposure, professional development and networking opportunities of the Accelerator."

2022 FRONT OFFICE ACCELERATOR PARTICIPANTS

NFL League Office:

PARTICIPANT NAME	POSITION
Kevin Boothe	Director, Management Council

NFL Clubs:

CLUB	PARTICIPANT NAME	POSITION
Arizona Cardinals	Quentin Harris	Vice President, Player Personnel
Arizona Cardinals	Adrian Wilson	Vice President, Pro Scouting
Atlanta Falcons	Anthony Robinson	Director of College Scouting
Buffalo Bills	Malik Boyd	Senior Director of Pro Scouting
Buffalo Bills	Terrance Gray	Director of Player Personnel
Carolina Panthers	Samir Suleiman	VP of Football Administration
Chicago Bears	Ian Cunningham	Assistant GM
Cincinnati Bengals	Trey Brown	Senior Personnel Executive
Cleveland Browns	Catherine Raiche	Assistant GM & VP of Football Operations
Cleveland Browns	Glenn Cook	Assistant GM & VP of Player Personnel
Denver Broncos	Kelly Kleine	Exec. Director of Football Operations/Special Advisor to the GM
Detroit Lions	Ray Agnew	Assistant General Manager
Green Bay Packers	Richmond Williams	Director of Pro Personnel
Houston Texans	Mozique McCurtis	National Scout
Indianapolis Colts	Morocco Brown	Chief Personnel Executive
Kansas City Chiefs	Tim Terry	Director of Player Personnel/Pro Scouting
Las Vegas Raiders	Dwayne Joseph	Director, Pro Personnel
Los Angeles Chargers	JoJo Wooden	Director of Player Personnel
Los Angeles Rams	Ray Farmer	Senior Personnel Executive
Miami Dolphins	Marvin Allen	Assistant General Manager
Minnesota Vikings	Chris Blanco	Director of Pro Personnel
New England Patriots	Steve Cargile	Pro Scout
New Orleans Saints	Khai Harley	VP of Football Administration
New York Giants	Brandon Brown	Assistant General Manager
New York Jets	Chad Alexander	Director of Player Personnel
Philadelphia Eagles	Jeffrey Scott	Director of Football Operations
Pittsburgh Steelers	Sheldon White	Director of Pro Scouting
San Francisco 49ers	Ran Carthon	Director of Player Personnel
Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Jacqueline Davidson	Senior Director of Football Research
Tennessee Titans	Brian Gardner	Director of Pro Scouting
Washington Commanders	Eric Stokes	Senior Director of Player Personnel

*Participants subject to change

DE INTERÉS EN LA DECIMOCUARTA SEMANA

LUCHA POR LOS PLAYOFS. Tres equipos pueden asegurarse una plaza en la postemporada en la semana 14, KANSAS CITY CHIEFS (9-3) en la AFC, y MINNESOTA VIKINGS (10-2) y PHILADELPHIA EAGLES (11-1) en la NFC. Para el panorama clasificatorio completo de la semana 14 para cada club, hacer clic aquí.

Chiefs puede asegurarse su séptimo título divisional de la AFC Oeste consecutivo, igualando a LOS ANGELES RAMS de 1973-79 para la segunda racha más larga de títulos divisionales en la historia de la NFL. Solamente NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS de 2009-19 (11 temporadas consecutivas) tuvo una racha más larga.

Los equipos con las mayores cantidades de títulos divisionales consecutivos en la historia de la NFL:

EQUIPO	DIVISIÓN	TEMPORADAS CONSECUTIVAS
New England Patriots	AFC Este	11 (2009-19)
Los Angeles Rams	NFC Oeste	7 (1973-79)

Kansas City Chiefs	AFC Oeste	*6 (2016-21)**
*Racha activa

El mariscal de campo PATRICK MAHOMES lidera el camino de Kansas City, ubicándose primero en la liga con 3,808 yardas aéreas y 30 pases anotadores. Con 192 yardas aéreas en Denver el domingo (4:05 PM, hora de New York, CBS), Mahomes se sumará al miembro del Salón de la Fama PEYTON MANNING como los únicos jugadores en la historia de la NFL con al menos 4,000 yardas aéreas en cinco de sus primeras seis temporadas.

Mahomes está 9-0 en las nueve titularidades de una carrera contra Denver y puede convertirse en el sexto mariscal de campo desde 1970 en ganar cada una de sus primeras 10 titularidades en una carrera contra un oponente.

TRAVIS KELCE, también de Kansas City, lidera a todos los alas cerradas esta temporada con 77 recepciones y 968 yardas recibiendo, mientras que iguala el liderazgo de la liga entre todos los jugadores con 12 recepciones anotadoras, un pico de carrera. Con 32 yardas recibiendo el domingo, Kelce se convertirá en el primer ala cerrada en la historia de la NFL con siete temporadas en su carrera con al menos 1,000 yardas recibiendo, habiendo alcanzado la marca en cada temporada desde 2016.

Desde que ingresó en la liga, en 2013, Kelce se ubica quinto en la NFL con 9,974 yardas recibiendo. El domingo puede convertirse en el quinto ala cerrada en la historia con al menos 10,000 yardas recibiendo en su carrera, uniéndose al miembro del Salón de la Fama TONY GONZÁLEZ (15,127), JASON WITTEN (13,046), ANTONIO GATES (11,841) y al miembro del Salón de la Fama SHANNON SHARPE (10,060).

Con una victoria en Detroit el domingo (1:00 PM, hora de New York, FOX), Minnesota puede asegurarse su primer título de la NFC Norte desde 2017. Ganó nueve de sus últimos 10 partidos, con cada victoria decidida por diferencia de una anotación (ocho puntos o menos).

Vikings puede convertirse en el tercer equipo en la historia en ganar 10 partidos por ocho puntos o menos dentro de una misma temporada, uniéndose a SEATTLE SEAHAWKS de 2019 y HOUSTON OILERS de 1978.

Con una victoria visitando a New York Giants el domingo (1:00 PM, hora de New York, FOX), Philadelphia puede asegurarse una plaza en postemporada por segunda temporada consecutiva y por quinta vez en las últimas seis temporadas. Eagles se ubica segundo en la liga con 42 capturas, liderado por el apoyador HAASON REDDICK, que totalizó nueve capturas en su primera temporada con el equipo.

Después de haber registrado 11 capturas con Carolina en 2021 y 12.5 capturas con Arizona en 2020, un pico de carrera, Reddick puede convertirse en el primer jugador en registrar al menos 10 capturas en tres temporadas consecutivas con tres equipos diferentes desde 1982, cuando la captura individual se convirtió en estadística oficial.

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CLASE DE 2020. El mariscal de campo de Cincinnati JOE BURROW ingresa en la semana 14 segundo en la liga con 3,446 yardas aéreas y empatado en el segundo puesto con 25 pases anotadores. La semana pasada, Burrow fue nombrado Jugador ofensivo de la semana de la AFC tras lanzar 286 yardas y dos anotaciones, con un índice de pasador de 126.6. Marcó su séptimo partido esta temporada con un índice de pasador de 100 o superior, empatando la segunda mayor cantidad de tales desempeños en la liga.

El mariscal de campo de Los Angeles Chargers, JUSTIN HERBERT, tiene cinco partidos esta temporada con un índice de pasador de 100 o superior, incluyendo en dos de sus últimos tres partidos.

Desde cada ingresó en la NFL, en 2020, tanto Burrow como Herbert tienen 20 partidos en sus carreras con índice de pasador de 100 o superior, empatando la tercera mayor cantidad de tales desempeños en la historia por un jugador en sus primeras tres temporadas en la historia de la NFL. Solamente DAK PRESCOTT (24 partidos) y RUSSELL WILSON (24) tienen más.

Los jugadores con las mayores cantidades de partidos con índice de pasador de 100 o superior en sus primeras tres temporadas en la historia de la NFL:

JUGADOR	EQUIPO	PARTIDOS CON ÍNDICE DE 100 O SUPERIOR
Dak Prescott	Dallas	24
Russell Wilson	Seattle	24
Joe Burrow	Cincinnati	20*
Justin Herbert	L.A. Chargers	20*
Lamar Jackson	Baltimore	20
Patrick Mahomes	Kansas City	20
*En su tercera temporada

En los 38 partidos en su carrera, Burrow totalizó 72 pases anotadores y 10 acarreos anotadores. Con tres pases anotadores contra Cleveland el domingo (1:00 PM, hora de New York, CBS), se sumará a ANDREW LUCK (86 pasando, 12 acarreando) como los únicos mariscales de campo en la historia de la NFL con al menos 75 pases anotadores y 10 acarreos anotadores en sus primeras tres temporadas.

Burrow puede también convertirse en el quinto jugador desde 1970 con al menos 75 pases anotadores en los primeros 40 partidos en su carrera, uniéndose a PATRICK MAHOMES (101 pases anotadores) y JUSTIN HERBERT (82), así como también a los miembros del Salón de la Fama DAN MARINO (90) y KURT WARNER (86).

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RAIDERS EN MARCHA. LAS VEGAS RAIDERS ganaron tres partidos consecutivos, liderados por el receptor DAVANTE ADAMS y el corredor JOSH JACOBS en ofensiva. Adams registró al menos 125 yardas recibiendo y una recepción anotadora en cuatro de los últimos cinco partidos, mientras Jacobs totalizó al menos 150 yardas desde la línea de golpeo en cada una de las últimos tres semanas.

Desde que ingresó en la NFL, en 2014, Adams –cumple 30 el 24 de diciembre– se ubica tercero en la liga con 748 recepciones. Con dos recepciones visitando a Los Angeles Rams en el clásico de jueves en le noche Thursday Night Football (8:15 PM, hora de New York, Prime Video), Adams se convertirá en el tercer jugador en la historia con al menos 750 recepciones previo a su 30mo cumpleaños, uniéndose a DEANDRE HOPKINS (789 recepciones) y LARRY FITZGERALD (764).

El del jueves en la noche marcará el 40mo partido de Adams de temporada regular en su carrera en horario central (partidos comenzando a las 7:00 PM, hora de New York, o más tarde). Con alguna recepción anotadora, se convertirá en el séptimo jugador en la historia con al menos 30 recepciones anotadoras en partidos en horario central en su carrera.

Los jugadores con las mayores cantidades de recepciones anotadoras en partidos en horario central en la historia de la NFL:

JUGADOR	RECEPCIONES ANOTADORAS EN HORARIO CENTRAL
Jerry Rice^HOF	46
Randy Moss^HOF	44
Terrell Owens^HOF	34
Antonio Brown	31
Jimmy Graham	31
Jason Witten	30

Davante Adams	29

Adams eclipsó la marca de 100 yardas recibiendo en cada uno de sus últimos seis partidos en horario central, ya la racha más larga de ese tipo en la era del Super Bowl.

Jacobs esta temporada lidera la NFL con 1,634 yardas desde la línea de golpeo y 1,303 yardas por tierra y se ubica empatado en el tercer puesto con 10 acarreos anotadores. La semana pasada marcó su quinto partido esta temporada con al menos 140 yardas por tierra y algún acarreo anotador.

Si Jacobs acarrea 140 yardas y tiene una anotación el jueves en la noche, se convertirá en el sexto jugador en la era del Super Bowl que alcanza esas marcas en seis partidos dentro de una misma temporada. Cada uno de los anteriores cinco jugadores en lograr tal hazaña ganaron el premio a Jugador más valioso por Associated Press esa temporada.

Los jugadores con las mayores cantidades de partidos con al menos 140 yardas por tierra y algún acarreo anotador en una misma temporada en la era del Super Bowl:

JUGADOR	EQUIPO	TEMPORADA	JUEGOS
Adrian Peterson*	Minnesota	2012	7
Shaun Alexander*	Seattle	2005	6
Terrell Davis^HOF*	Denver	1998	6
Walter Payton^HOF*	Chicago	1977	6
O.J. Simpson^HOF*	Buffalo	1973	6

Josh Jacobs	Las Vegas	2022	5
Ganó el premio de Jugador más valioso por Associated Press*

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MARCAS RECIBIENDO. El receptor de Buffalo STEFON DIGGS se ubica segundo en la NFL esta temporada con 91 recepciones, y tercero con 1,202 yardas recibiendo, y 10 recepciones anotadoras.

Con nueve recepciones contra los New York Jets el domingo (1:00 PM, hora de New York, CBS), Diggs se convertirá en el sexto jugador en la historia en registrar al menos 100 recepciones y 1,200 yardas recibiendo en tres o más temporadas consecutivas. Puede convertirse en el primer jugador en la historia en lograr tal hazaña en cada una de sus primeras tres temporadas con un equipo.

Los jugadores con al menos 100 recepciones y 1,200 yardas recibiendo en las mayores cantidades de temporadas consecutivas en la historia de la NFL:

JUGADOR	EQUIPO	TEMPORADAS CONSECUTIVAS
Antonio Brown	Pittsburgh	6 (2013-18)
Marvin Harrison^HOF	Indianapolis	4 (1999-2002)
Herman Moore	Detroit	3 (1995-97)
Jerry Rice^HOF	San Francisco	3 (1994-96)
Michael Thomas	New Orleans	3 (2017-19)

Stefon Diggs	Buffalo	*2 (2020-21)**
*Racha activa

La semana pasada, el receptor de Seattle DK METCALF registró ocho recepciones para 127 yardas recibiendo y una anotación, su tercer partido consecutivo con al menos 70 yardas recibiendo. En la temporada, totalizó 67 recepciones, 798 yardas recibiendo y cinco recepciones anotadoras.

Con 102 yardas recibiendo contra Carolina el domingo (4:25 PM, hora de New York, FOX), Metcalf se convertirá en el quinto jugador desde 1970 en registrar al menos 900 yardas recibiendo y cinco recepciones anotadoras en cada una de sus primeras cuatro temporadas.

Los jugadores con al menos 900 yardas recibiendo y cinco recepciones anotadoras en las mayores cantidades de temporadas consecutivas al arrancar una carrera desde 1970:

JUGADOR	EQUIPO	TEMPORADAS CONSECUTIVAS
Randy Moss^HOF	Minnesota	6 (1998-2003)
A.J. Green	Cincinnati	5 (2011-15)
Joey Galloway	Seattle	4 (1995-98)
Michael Thomas	New Orleans	4 (2016-19)

DK Metcalf	Seattle	*3 (2019-21)**
*Racha activa

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OSOS MÁS PEQUEÑOS, NÚMEROS MÁS GRANDES. El liniero defensivo de San Francisco NICK BOSA esta temporada lidera la NFL con 14.5 capturas y tres capturas, empatando el máximo de su carrera en la semana 13.

El domingo contra Tampa Bay (4:25 PM, hora de New York, FOX), Bosa, que registró 15.5 capturas la temporada pasada, puede convertirse en el quinto jugador desde 1982, cuando la captura individual se convirtió en estadística oficial, en registrar al menos 15 capturas en dos de sus primeras cuatro temporada en la NFL, uniéndose a los miembros del Salón de la Fama REGGIE WHITE (tres temporadas con al menos 15 capturas), RICHARD DENT (dos) y ANDRE TIPPETT (dos), así como también a J.J. WATT (dos).

Los jugadores con al menos 15 capturas en dos o más de sus primeras cuatro temporadas en la NFL desde 1982:

JUGADOR	EQUIPO	TEMPORADAS
Reggie White^HOF	Philadelphia	3 (1986-88)
Richard Dent^HOF	Chicago	2 (1984-85)
Andre Tippett^HOF	New England	2 (1984-85)
J.J. Watt	Houston	2 (2012, 2014)

Nick Bosa	San Francisco	*1 (2021)**
*Tiene 14.5 capturas en su cuarta temporada

Bosa, que cumplió los 25 años de edad en octubre, puede sumarse a los miembros del Salón de la Fama RICHARD DENT y ANDRE TIPPETT como los únicos jugadores bajo la edad de 26 en registrar al menos 15 capturas en temporadas consecutivas desde 1982.

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Nota: HOF es miembro del Salón de la fama.

NFL and Minnesota Vikings to Support 2022 Indigenous Bowl

NFL Foundation and USA Football to Provide $10,000 in Grant Assistance for Football Equipment to two High Schools in Native Communities

The National Football League (NFL) and the Minnesota Vikings are proud to partner with the 7G Foundation to support the fifth annual Indigenous Bowl, which will be hosted at U.S. Bank Stadium on December 11, 2022, kicking off at 10 am CT.

The 2022 Indigenous Bowl will offer 75 Native American high school football players from federally recognized tribes across the country the opportunity to further develop and showcase their talents. Players will work with coaches and mentors to enhance their skills on and off the field as they become the next generation of Native American leaders in their communities.

The NFL Foundation, through USA Football, will provide a $10,000 equipment grant to the high school of the "Unsung Hero" of each team who will be recognized in a post-game ceremony. The coaching staff of each team will choose their recipient based on the player's leadership and sportsmanship shown during the game. The grant will fund the enhancement of the football experience for Native American athletes and help grow and sustain high school football across Native communities.

"Over the years of our ownership of the Vikings, support and partnership with the Native American community in Minnesota and surrounding states has been important to us," said Mark Wilf, Vikings Owner/President. "We're proud to welcome the Indigenous Bowl back to U.S. Bank Stadium again this season to provide a memorable game and experience."

"The 7G Foundation is proud to partner with the NFL for this year's 5th Annual Indigenous Bowl, which will be hosted again by the Minnesota Vikings," said Bennae Calac, 7G Foundation President and Founder. "This is a continuation of the exposure from earlier this year when the 7G Foundation and the NFL took their partnership to a new level. During the 2022 NFL Draft, Edward Onoo Po Hill presented Commissioner Roger Goodell with his 7G All Team Medallion. Commissioner Goodell made the promise to wear the 7G Medallion on stage and during the Vikings' draft pick, he wore the gifted 7G Medallion in front of 80 million viewers and 200k attendees. That is true partnership."

"The National Football League is pleased to join with the Minnesota Vikings for a second year in a row in supporting the 7G Foundation's Indigenous Bowl," said Troy Vincent, NFL Executive Vice President of Football Operations. "We're heartened to promote and celebrate the nation's top Native American high school football student-athletes as they further develop and showcase their skills on this world-class stage."

Additionally, Delta Airlines is supporting this year's game by providing financial assistance toward the transportation costs of athletes and their families traveling to Minneapolis.

EIGHT FINALISTS ANNOUNCED FOR 2022 ART ROONEY SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD

WINNER TO BE REVEALED AS PART OF NFL HONORS BEFORE SUPER BOWL LVII

The eight finalists for the 2022 ART ROONEY SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD have been named, the NFL announced today. 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.

The finalists, featuring four players from each conference, are defensive end CALAIS CAMPBELL (Baltimore), running back NICK CHUBB (Cleveland), defensive end MAXX CROSBY (Las Vegas) and defensive end JERRY HUGHES (Houston) in the AFC, and linebacker LAVONTE DAVID (Tampa Bay), running back DALVIN COOK (Minnesota), running back AARON JONES (Green Bay) and fullback KYLE JUSZCZYK (San Francisco) in the NFC.

A panel of former players from the NFL Legends Community selected the eight finalists from the 32 NFL club nominees. The panel is comprised of WARRICK DUNN, LARRY FITZGERALD, CURTIS MARTIN and LEONARD WHEELER. The eight finalists were listed on the Pro Bowl ballot under the NFL Sportsmanship Award category.

“It's been a pleasure to read and learn about this year's nominees for the Art Rooney Sportsmanship Award who are displaying the characteristics of his legacy and truly showing what it means to continue to live it out,” said WARRICK DUNN. “The Art Rooney Sportsmanship Award represents teamwork, competitiveness, hard work and integrity, while on the field. These are qualities that I believe every NFL player should strive to achieve.”

The award was created in 2014 in honor of the late founding owner of the Pittsburgh Steelers and Pro Football Hall of Famer ART ROONEY, SR.

2022 ART ROONEY SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD FINALISTS

NOMINEE	TEAM	CONFERENCE
DE Calais Campbell	Baltimore Ravens	AFC
RB Nick Chubb	Cleveland Browns	AFC
RB Dalvin Cook	Minnesota Vikings	NFC
DE Maxx Crosby	Las Vegas Raiders	AFC
LB Lavonte David	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	NFC
DE Jerry Hughes	Houston Texans	AFC
RB Aaron Jones	Green Bay Packers	NFC
FB Kyle Juszczyk	San Francisco 49ers	NFC

Juszczyk is a finalist for the award for the third-consecutive season. David has been nominated for the award in each of the past five seasons.

The winner of the NFL Sportsmanship Award is determined by a vote of current NFL players and will be announced as part of NFL Honors. From the eight finalists, each team’s players submitted a consensus vote of their choice for the winner. As in Pro Bowl voting, a team cannot vote for its own player.

PREVIOUS RECIPIENTS OF THE ART ROONEY SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD

WINNERS	TEAM	YEAR
WR Matthew Slater	New England	2021
QB Teddy Bridgewater	Carolina	2020
RB Adrian Peterson	Washington	2019
QB Drew Brees	New Orleans	2018
LB Luke Kuechly	Carolina	2017
RB Frank Gore	Indianapolis	2016
CB Charles Woodson	Oakland Raiders	2015
WR Larry Fitzgerald	Arizona	2014

NFL HOSTS SEVENTH ANNUAL CAREERS IN FOOTBALL FORUM TO PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES FOR HBCU STUDENTS

Career development program for Historically Black Colleges and Universities will be hosted in Atlanta, GA

NEW YORK, N.Y. (December 8, 2022) – More than 50 students from Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) have been invited to attend the seventh annual 2022 NFL HBCU Careers in Football Forum. The annual forum, held in Atlanta, Georgia this year, will take place on December 16^th.

Since 2016, the Forum has introduced over 300 students and entry-level athletic department administrators to career opportunities in professional football. Each year, the Forum invites participants to hear from sports industry professionals and creates networking opportunities for students to learn more about their desired career path. This year, attendees will represent 46 institutions.

"The Careers in Football Forum has served as an incredible platform to give diverse candidates an entry into the NFL and explore careers in the sports industry. We are truly thankful to continue to build meaningful connections with HBCU students from across the country," said NFL Senior Vice President of Football Operations, Arthur McAfee. "The Forum is one of several initiatives that deepens our long-standing relationships with these historical institutions and introduces us to HBCU leaders who will continue to advocate for forward progress for our league."

The event will open with a panel discussion entitled Business Operations Inside the League Office featuring President and CEO of the Atlanta Falcons, Rich McKay President of the Baltimore Ravens, Sashi Brown, President of the Denver Broncos, Damani Leech. The panel will share insights on their roles and responsibilities leading the NFL's business operations at the club level featuring NFL Network Reporter and Analyst, Steve Wyche as moderator. Other discussions will feature representatives from the NCAA and ESPN, who will cover careers in college athletics and event administration.

New this year, attendees will engage with NFL league medical staff including NFL Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Allen Sills, NFL Vice President of Wellness and Clinical Services, Dr. Nyaka NiiLampti, Mount Sinai (OHBM), Dr. Reginald Miller and NFL Physicians Society, Amy Weiss. This panel serves as an extension of the NFL's inaugural Diversity in Sports Medicine Pipeline Initiative, aiming to increase the pipeline of HBCU students interested in pursuing careers in sports medicine and help diversify NFL club medical staff. The forum will conclude with breakout sessions where attendees can engage with NFL HR representatives, club personnel and NFL Legends in a smaller, open forum setting. In these sessions, participants will receive advice from personnel on the ins and outs of their fields and guidance on career mobility.

Since the program's inception, 14 students from the Forum have gone on to secure internships or full-time opportunities with the NFL, NFL clubs, colleges and universities, and other sports entities.

"The HBCU Careers in Football Forum provides participants access to professional skills and connections to sports professionals across multiple facets," said Monét Bowen, NFL Rotational Program participant. "As an HBCU graduate (Howard University), NFL Experienceship Alumni and current Rotational Program Participant, I know first-hand how important opportunities such as the Careers in Football Forum are to students' success as they navigate the transition from college into their post-graduate endeavors. I've been able to explore various career interests by receiving hands-on experience (within the business of football) and establish meaningful connections, all thanks to the League's commitment to advancing the development of HBCU students through the Forum."

The Careers in Football Forum is one component of the league's larger initiative to increase career development opportunities for students and athletic administrators from HBCUs. Similar to the Careers in Football Forum, the Jacksonville Jaguars and Baltimore Ravens host the HBCU Careers in Sports Combine, an annual event that gives attendees from over 20 HBCU's combined an opportunity to interview with the club's human resource representatives and participating partners. Additionally, this year, the Washington Commanders hosted the HBCU Sales Symposium, an invite-only event at FedEx Field exclusively for seniors at HBCU's to learn about sales and revenue generation for an NFL franchise, while the Atlanta Falcons announced a five-year sponsorship agreement with Wells Fargo to develop a Fellowship Program aimed at creating relationships with local HBCU's and career opportunities for their graduates.

"Each year the NFL creates a unique opportunity for our HBCU students to be exposed to invaluable information, people and resources that can help them navigate their post academic studies and pivot into the workforce and a career in sports," said the HBCU Conference Commissioners. "Our continued partnership with the NFL along with their programming has led to thousands of our students participating over the years. These type of experiences like the Careers in Football Forum is beneficial to our HBCU students' growth and development. We thank the NFL's concerted effort to amplify diversity, equity, and inclusion on a national level."

During the 2020 season, the league established an online talent community to serve as a source of diverse talent for current and future career opportunities accessible by the league office and NFL clubs. Through the platform, HBCU students can submit an expression of interest which outlines their professional experience, career goals and specific interest in working in professional football. Individuals can also interact with an NFL Talent Specialist to learn about league news, careers, networking opportunities and recruitment events after the Forum.

What To Look For - Week 14

PLAYOFF PUSH: Three teams can clinch a spot in the playoffs in Week 14 – the KANSAS CITY CHIEFS (9-3) in the AFC and the MINNESOTA VIKINGS (10-2) and PHILADELPHIA EAGLES (11-1) in the NFC. For the full Week 14 playoff scenarios for each club, click here.

The Chiefs can secure their seventh-consecutive AFC West division title, tying the 1973-79 LOS ANGELES RAMS for the second-longest streak of division titles in NFL history. Only the 2009-19 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS (11 consecutive seasons) had a longer streak.

The teams with the most consecutive division titles in NFL history:

TEAM	DIVISION	CONSECUTIVE SEASONS
New England Patriots	AFC East	11 (2009-19)
Los Angeles Rams	NFC West	7 (1973-79)

*Kansas City Chiefs*	*AFC West*	**6 (2016-21)***
*Active streak

Quarterback PATRICK MAHOMES leads the way for Kansas City, ranking first in the league with 3,808 passing yards and 30 touchdown passes. With 192 passing yards at Denver on Sunday (4:05 PM ET, CBS), Mahomes will join Pro Football Hall of Famer PEYTON MANNING as the only players in NFL history with at least 4,000 passing yards in five of their first six seasons.

Mahomes is 9-0 in nine career starts against Denver and can become the sixth quarterback since 1970 to win each of his first 10 career starts against an opponent.

Kansas City’s TRAVIS KELCE leads all tight ends this season with 77 receptions and 968 receiving yards, while tying for the league-lead among all players with a career-high 12 touchdown receptions. With 32 receiving yards on Sunday, Kelce will become the first tight end in NFL history with seven career seasons of at least 1,000 receiving yards, having reached the mark in each season since 2016.

Since entering the league in 2013, Kelce ranks fifth in the NFL with 9,974 receiving yards. On Sunday, he can become the fifth tight end in ever 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).

With a win at Detroit on Sunday (1:00 PM ET, FOX), Minnesota can clinch their first NFC North title since 2017. They have won nine of their last 10 games, with each win being decided by one score (eight points or fewer).

The Vikings can become the third team ever to win 10 games within a single season by eight points or fewer, joining the 2019 SEATTLE SEAHAWKS and 1978 HOUSTON OILERS.

With a win at the New York Giants on Sunday (1:00 PM ET, FOX), Philadelphia can secure a postseason berth for the second-consecutive season and the fifth time in the past six seasons. The Eagles rank second in the league with 42 sacks, led by linebacker HAASON REDDICK, who has totaled nine sacks in his first season with the team.

After registering 11 sacks with Carolina in 2021 and a career-high 12.5 sacks with Arizona in 2020, Reddick can become the first player to record at least 10 sacks in three consecutive seasons with three different teams since 1982, when the individual sack became an official statistic.

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CLASS OF 2020: Cincinnati quarterback JOE BURROW enters Week 14 ranked second in the league with 3,446 passing yards and tied for second with 25 touchdown passes. Last week, Burrow earned AFC Offensive Player of the Week honors after passing for 286 yards and two touchdowns with a 126.6 passer rating. It marked his seventh game this season with a passer rating of 100-or-higher, tied for the second-most such games in the league.

Los Angeles Chargers quarterback JUSTIN HERBERT has five games this season with a passer rating of 100-or-higher, including in two of his past three games.

Since each entered the NFL in 2020, both Burrow and Herbert have 20 career games with a passer rating of 100-or higher, tied for the third-most such games ever by a player in his first three seasons in NFL history. Only DAK PRESCOTT (24 games) and RUSSELL WILSON (24) have more.

The players with the most games with a passer rating of 100-or-higher in their first three seasons in NFL history:

PLAYER	TEAM	GAMES WITH 100+ RATING
Dak Prescott	Dallas	24
Russell Wilson	Seattle	24
*Joe Burrow*	*Cincinnati*	20*
*Justin Herbert*	*L.A. Chargers*	20*
Lamar Jackson	Baltimore	20
Patrick Mahomes	Kansas City	20
*In third season

In 38 career games, Burrow has totaled 72 touchdown passes and 10 rushing touchdowns. With three touchdown passes against Cleveland on Sunday (1:00 PM ET, CBS), he will join ANDREW LUCK (86 passing, 12 rushing) as the only quarterbacks in NFL history with at least 75 touchdown passes and 10 rushing touchdowns in their first three seasons in.

Burrow can also become the fifth player since 1970 with at least 75 touchdown passes in his first 40 career games, joining PATRICK MAHOMES (101 touchdown passes) and JUSTIN HERBERT (82), as well as Pro Football Hall of Famers DAN MARINO (90) and KURT WARNER (86).

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RAIDERS ARE ROLLING: The LAS VEGAS RAIDERS have won three consecutive games, led by wide receiver DAVANTE ADAMS and running back JOSH JACOBS on offense. Adams has recorded at least 125 receiving yards and a touchdown reception in four of the past five games, while Jacobs has totaled at least 150 scrimmage yards in each of the past three weeks.

Since entering the NFL in 2014, Adams – who turns 30 on December 24 – ranks third in the league with 748 receptions. With two catches at the Los Angeles Rams on Thursday Night Football (8:15 PM ET, Prime Video), Adams will become the third player ever with at least 750 receptions prior to his 30th birthday, joining DEANDRE HOPKINS (789 receptions) and LARRY FITZGERALD (764).

Thursday night will mark Adams’ 40th-career regular-season game in primetime (games starting 7:00 PM ET or later). With a touchdown reception, he will become the seventh player ever with at least 30 career touchdown receptions in primetime games.

The players with the most touchdown receptions in primetime games in NFL history:

PLAYER	PRIMETIME TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS
Jerry Rice^HOF	46
Randy Moss^HOF	44
Terrell Owens^HOF	34
Antonio Brown	31
Jimmy Graham	31
Jason Witten	30

*Davante Adams*	29

Adams has eclipsed 100 receiving yards in each of his past six games in primetime, already the longest such streak in the Super Bowl era.

Jacobs leads the NFL with 1,634 scrimmage yards and 1,303 rushing yards this season and ranks tied for third with 10 rushing touchdowns. Last week marked his fifth game this season with at least 140 rushing yards and a rushing touchdown.

If Jacobs rushes for 140 yards and a touchdown on Thursday night, he will become the sixth player in the Super Bowl era to reach those marks in six games within a single season. Each of the previous five players to accomplish the feat won Associated Press Most Valuable Player that season.

The players with the most games with at least 140 rushing yards and a rushing touchdown in a single season in the Super Bowl era:

PLAYER	TEAM	SEASON	GAMES
Adrian Peterson*	Minnesota	2012	7
Shaun Alexander*	Seattle	2005	6
Terrell Davis^HOF*	Denver	1998	6
Walter Payton^HOF*	Chicago	1977	6
O.J. Simpson^HOF*	Buffalo	1973	6

*Josh Jacobs*	*Las Vegas*	*2022*	5
Won Associated Press* Most Valuable Player

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RECEIVING RECORDS: Buffalo wide receiver STEFON DIGGS ranks second in the NFL this season with 91 receptions and third with 1,202 receiving yards and 10 touchdown receptions.

With nine catches against the New York Jets on Sunday (1:00 PM ET, CBS), Diggs will become the sixth player ever to record at least 100 receptions and 1,200 receiving yards in three-or-more consecutive seasons. He can become the first player to ever accomplish the feat in each of his first three seasons with a team.

The players with at least 100 receptions and 1,200 receiving yards in the most consecutive seasons in NFL history:

PLAYER	TEAM	CONSECUTIVE SEASONS
Antonio Brown	Pittsburgh	6 (2013-18)
Marvin Harrison^HOF	Indianapolis	4 (1999-2002)
Herman Moore	Detroit	3 (1995-97)
Jerry Rice^HOF	San Francisco	3 (1994-96)
Michael Thomas	New Orleans	3 (2017-19)

*Stefon Diggs*	*Buffalo*	**2 (2020-21)***
*Active streak

Last week, Seattle wide receiver DK METCALF recorded eight receptions for 127 receiving yards and a touchdown, his third consecutive game with at least 70 receiving yards. On the season, he has totaled 67 catches, 798 receiving yards and five touchdown receptions.

With 102 receiving yards against Carolina on Sunday (4:25 PM ET, FOX), Metcalf will become the fifth player since 1970 to record at least 900 receiving yards and five touchdown receptions in each of his first four seasons.

The players with at least 900 receiving yards and five touchdown receptions in the most consecutive seasons to begin a career since 1970:

PLAYER	TEAM	CONSECUTIVE SEASONS
Randy Moss^HOF	Minnesota	6 (1998-2003)
A.J. Green	Cincinnati	5 (2011-15)
Joey Galloway	Seattle	4 (1995-98)
Michael Thomas	New Orleans	4 (2016-19)

*DK Metcalf*	*Seattle*	**3 (2019-21)***
*Active streak

-- NFL --

SMALLER BEAR, BIGGER NUMBERS: San Francisco defensive lineman NICK BOSA leads the NFL with 14.5 sacks this season and tied a career high with three sacks in Week 13.

On Sunday against Tampa Bay (4:25 PM ET, FOX), Bosa, who recorded 15.5 sacks last season, can become the fifth player since 1982, when the individual sack became an official statistic, to record at least 15 sacks in two of his first four NFL seasons, joining Pro Football Hall of Famers REGGIE WHITE (three seasons with at least 15 sacks), RICHARD DENT (two) and ANDRE TIPPETT (two) as well as J.J. WATT (two).

The players with at least 15 sacks in two-or-more of their first four NFL seasons since 1982:

PLAYER	TEAM	SEASONS
Reggie White^HOF	Philadelphia	3 (1986-88)
Richard Dent^HOF	Chicago	2 (1984-85)
Andre Tippett^HOF	New England	2 (1984-85)
J.J. Watt	Houston	2 (2012, 2014)

*Nick Bosa*	*San Francisco*	**1 (2021)***
*Has 14.5 sacks in fourth season

Bosa, who turned 25 years old in October, can join Pro Football Hall of Famers RICHARD DENT and ANDRE TIPPETT as the only players under the age of 26 to register at least 15 sacks in consecutive seasons since 1982.

Miami QB Tua Tagovailoa Leads Pro Bowl Games Voting by Fans

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Miami quarterback TUA TAGOVAILOA, with 138,390 votes, leads all players in balloting for the 2023 Pro Bowl Games Vote presented by Castrol.

Minnesota wide receiver JUSTIN JEFFERSON (137,826 votes) ranks second overall, while Kansas City quarterback PATRICK MAHOMES (133,607 votes), Miami wide receiver TYREEK HILL (132,100) and Kansas City tight end TRAVIS KELCE (131,378) round out the top five.

The MINNESOTA VIKINGS lead all clubs in total votes received. The SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS, MIAMI DOLPHINS, BALTIMORE RAVENS and KANSAS CITY CHIEFS round out the current top five.

Pro Bowl Games Vote presented by Castrol will continue online and on web-enabled mobile phones at www.nfl.com/pro-bowl-games/vote or on club sites until Thursday, December 15. Fans can vote as often as they would like.

Fans can also vote directly on Twitter during the final two weeks (December 1-15) of Pro Bowl Games Vote. To cast a Twitter vote, fans should tweet the first and last name of the player, the player’s official Twitter handle, or a hashtag including the player’s first and last name. All three of these methods must include the hashtag #ProBowlVote. Voting via Twitter is an additional method of voting to the online ballot at www.nfl.com/pro-bowl-games/vote, which will be available throughout the entire voting period.

Roster selections are determined by the consensus votes of fans, players and coaches. Each group’s vote counts one-third toward determining the 88 Pro Bowl players. NFL players and coaches will cast their votes on Friday, December 16.

NFL PRO BOWL GAMES - TOP-FIVE VOTE-GETTERS

POS.	NAME	TEAM	VOTES
QB	Tua Tagovailoa	Miami Dolphins	138,390
WR	Justin Jefferson	Minnesota Vikings	137,826
QB	Patrick Mahomes	Kansas City Chiefs	133,607
WR	Tyreek Hill	Miami Dolphins	132,100
TE	Travis Kelce	Kansas City Chiefs	131,378

NFL PRO BOWL GAMES - MOST VOTES BY TEAM

TEAM

Minnesota Vikings

San Francisco 49ers

Miami Dolphins

Baltimore Ravens

Kansas City Chiefs

AFC & NFC LEADING VOTE-GETTERS BY POSITION

POS.

CONF.

NAME, TEAM

VOTES

POS.

CONF.

NAME, TEAM

28,120

Vote totals through Wednesday, December 7 at 12:00 PM ET

AFC Players of the Week - Week 13

BENGALS QB JOE BURROW, RAIDERS DE CHANDLER JONES &BROWNS WR DONOVAN PEOPLES-JONES NAMED AFC PLAYERS OF WEEK 13

Quarterback JOE BURROW of the Cincinnati Bengals, defensive end CHANDLER JONES of the Las Vegas Raiders and wide receiver DONOVAN PEOPLES-JONES of the Cleveland Browns are the AFC Offensive, Defensive and Special Teams Players of the Week for games played in Week 13 (December 1, 4-5).

OFFENSE: QB JOE BURROW, CINCINNATI BENGALS

Burrow completed 25 of 31 pass attempts (80.6 percent) for 286 yards and two touchdowns with no interceptions for a 126.6 rating and rushed for 46 rushing yards with a touchdown in Cincinnati’s 27-24 victory over Kansas City. He went 9 for 11 in the fourth quarter, including the go-ahead touchdown pass with 8:54 remaining.
This is the fourth-career Offensive Player of the Week award for Burrow and second this season:

2021: Weeks 4, 16
2022: Week 7, 13

Burrow joins Boomer Esiason (nine-time winner) as the only Bengals quarterbacks to win Player of the Week at least four times.
He becomes the second former LSU Tigers ever to win at least four Player of the Week awards, joining cornerback Patrick Peterson (five-time winner).

DEFENSE: DE CHANDLER JONES, LAS VEGAS RAIDERS

Jones recorded six tackles, three sacks, two tackles for loss and a pass defensed in the Raiders’ 27-20 victory over the Chargers. He was the only player in the AFC with three sacks in Week 13.
This is the seventh-career Defensive Player of the Week award for Jones and first as a Raider:

2014: Week 2 (with New England)
2018: Week 5 (with Arizona)
2019: Weeks 7, 16 (with Arizona)
2021: Weeks 1, 11 (with Arizona)
2022: Week 13 (with Las Vegas)

Jones’ seven Defensive Player of the Week awards are the second-most since 2014, trailing only Aaron Donald (eight).

SPECIAL TEAMS: WR DONOVAN PEOPLES-JONES, CLEVELAND BROWNS

Peoples-Jones recorded a 76-yard punt-return touchdown in Cleveland’s 27-14 win over Houston. It marked the second punt-return touchdown in the NFL this season and was the first by a Browns player since 2015.
This marks the first-career Special Teams Player of the Week award for Peoples-Jones and is the second Browns player to win the award this season (kicker Cade York, Week 1).
He becomes the first former Michigan Wolverine to earn the honor since kicker Jay Feely (Week 15, 2013).

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

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

Wk 12

Wk 13

TE Travis Kelce, Kansas City

RB Josh Jacobs, Las Vegas

QB Joe Burrow, Cincinnati

LB Matt Milano, Buffalo

DT Ed Oliver, Buffalo

DE Chandler Jones, Las Vegas

DB Marcus Jones, New England

P JK Scott, L.A. Chargers

WR Donovan Peoples-Jones, Cleveland

NFC Players of the Week - Week 13

EAGLES QB JALEN HURTS, 49ERS DL NICK BOSA &LIONS K MICHAEL BADGLEY NAMED NFC PLAYERS OF WEEK 13

Quarterback JALEN HURTS of the Philadelphia Eagles, defensive lineman NICK BOSA of the San Francisco 49ers and kicker MICHAEL BADGLEY of the Detroit Lions are the NFC Offensive, Defensive and Special Teams Players of the Week for games played in Week 13 (December 1, 4-5).

OFFENSE: QB JALEN HURTS, PHILADELPHIA EAGLES

Hurts passed for a season-high 380 yards and totaled four touchdowns (three passing, one rushing) with no interceptions for a 130.3 rating in Philadelphia’s 35-10 win over Tennessee. It marked the most passing yards and highest passer rating of any quarterback in Week 13.
This is the second Offensive Player of the Week award for Hurts after having earned the honor last week. He becomes the first Eagle ever to win a Player of the Week award in consecutive weeks and is the second player this season to do so, joining Josh Allen (Weeks 5-6).
Hurts is the fifth player from the University of Oklahoma to earn multiple Player of the Week awards in one season and the first to do so in consecutive weeks.

DEFENSE: DL NICK BOSA, SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS

Bosa recorded three sacks, two tackles for loss and a forced fumble in San Francisco’s 33-17 win over Miami. It marked the most sacks by an NFC player in Week 13 and his forced fumble in the fourth quarter was returned for a touchdown to put the 49ers up by 16 points with under two minutes remaining.
This is Bosa’s third Defensive Player of the Week award (Weeks 5 and 8, 2019), joining safety Merton Hanks (five-time winner) and defensive lineman Bryant Young (three-time winner) as the only 49ers to earn the honor at least three times.
Bosa joins safety Malcolm Jenkins (four-time winner) as the only former Ohio State Buckeyes to win the award three times.

SPECIAL TEAMS: K MICHAEL BADGLEY, DETROIT LIONS

Badgley converted all four of his field goal attempts, connecting from 38, 44, 45 and 47 yards, and each of his four extra point attempts for a total of 16 points in Detroit’s 40-14 win over Jacksonville. It tied for the most points by any kicker in Week 13.
This is Badgley’s second-career Special Teams Player of the Week award, also earning the honor as a rookie in Week 14 of the 2018 season with the Los Angeles Chargers. He is the fourth Detroit kicker to ever earn the honor, joining Jason Hanson, Riley Patterson and Matt Prater.
He is the sixth former University of Miami Hurricane to win Special Teams Player of the Week multiple times, joining Travis Benjamin, Jeff Feagles, Devin Hester, Santana Moss and Kevin Williams.

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, SF	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
Wk 12	QB Jalen Hurts, Philadelphia	DE Brian Burns, Carolina	RB Kene Nwangwu, Minnesota
Wk 13	QB Jalen Hurts, Philadelphia	DL Nick Bosa, San Francisco	K Michael Badgley, Detroit

The Starting 11 -- Third-Year Quarterbacks Star As NFL Enters Fourth Quarter of 2022 Season

Four quarterbacks selected in the 2020 NFL Draft – Cincinnati's JOE BURROW (No. 1 overall), Miami's TUA TAGOVAILOA (No. 5), the Los Angeles Chargers' JUSTIN HERBERT (No. 6) and Philadelphia's JALEN HURTS (No. 53) – have shined in starting roles this season and each enter Week 14 ranked among the NFL's top 10 in touchdown passes.

Only two draft classes over the last four decades have finished a season with four-or-more quarterbacks ranked among the top 10 in touchdown passes: The quarterback draft class of 1983 (Pro Football Hall of Famers JOHN ELWAY, JIM KELLY and DAN MARINO, and TONY EASON and KEN O'BRIEN in 1986), and the class of 2004 (ELI MANNING, PHILIP RIVERS, BEN ROETHLISBERGER and MATT SCHAUB in 2009).

Burrow, who ranks second in the league in passing yards (3,446) and tied for second in touchdown passes (25), looks to secure his second-consecutive winning season as the CINCINNATI BENGALS (8-4) host the CLEVELAND BROWNS (5-7) on Sunday (1:00 PM ET, CBS).

Herbert and the LOS ANGELES CHARGERS (6-6) host Tagovailoa, the NFL's leader in passer rating (112.0), and the MIAMI DOLPHINS (8-4) on Sunday Night Football (8:20 PM ET, NBC). Tagovailoa, who is 24 years old, is bidding to become the second-youngest qualified player ever to lead the league in passer rating, behind Pro Football Hall of Famer DAN MARINO, who was 23 years old in 1984.

Herbert, who ranks fourth with 3,339 passing yards in 2022 and has 12,689 career passing yards, can break the NFL record held by ANDREW LUCK (12,957) for the most passing yards by a player in his first three seasons. Only PATRICK MAHOMES (13,387) and TOM BRADY (13,281) have more passing yards than Herbert over the past three seasons.

Hurts and the PHILADELPHIA EAGLES (11-1) look to secure their second-consecutive playoff berth under head coach NICK SIRIANNI when they visit the NEW YORK GIANTS (7-4-1) on Sunday (1:00 PM ET, FOX), the first game of a three-game road trip for the Eagles. Kansas City (Weeks 13-15) and Miami (Weeks 13-15) are also in the midst of three-game road trips, three of the four to occur during the 2022 schedule (Green Bay – Weeks 7-9).

The Starting 11 entering Week 14…

1. BOUNCE-BACK TEAMS: In each conference, three teams that failed to make the playoffs last season enter this week in postseason position. In the AFC, BALTIMORE (8-4), MIAMI (8-4) and the NEW YORK JETS (7-5) would make the playoffs if the season ended today. Meanwhile, in the NFC, MINNESOTA (10-2), the NEW YORK GIANTS (7-4-1) and SEATTLE (7-5) would be playoff teams. Since 1990 – a streak of 32 consecutive seasons – at least four teams have qualified for the playoffs in every season that were not in the postseason the year before.

2. NUMBER OF THE WEEK – 205: On the West Coast Sunday at 4:25 PM ET, the NFL will kick off the 205th game of the regular-season schedule, marking the beginning of the season's fourth quarter.

The last six teams have their 2022 byes this week. Other than the period from 1999-2001, when the NFL had 31 teams and at least one club had a bye each week, Week 14 is tied for the latest bye weeks in league history (along with 2021). After this week, every team will have played 13 games, with four games remaining. The regular season ends in 33 days.

3. PHILLY FACES GIANT OBSTACLES: Two of the Eagles' final five games are against the NEW YORK GIANTS (7-4-1), starting Sunday at MetLife Stadium (1:00 PM ET, FOX). PHILADELPHIA (11-1) can clinch a playoff berth for the second-consecutive season with a win. Sunday marks the first time the Eagles and Giants have faced off with each team having at least seven wins since Dec. 19, 2010.

4. SPOTLIGHT – INDIVIDUAL MATCHUP: Raiders wide receiver DAVANTE ADAMS this week sees Rams cornerback JALEN RAMSEY across the line of scrimmage on Thursday Night Football (8:15 PM ET, Prime Video). LAS VEGAS (5-7), looking for its fourth straight win, travels to SoFi Stadium to face the LOS ANGELES RAMS (3-9). Adams, who has registered seven touchdown receptions over his last five games, is tied for the NFL lead with 12 touchdown catches this season. Ramsey is a five-time Pro Bowler.

5. SPOTLIGHT – TEAM MATCHUP: Since the beginning of the 2020 season, the Bills rank first in points scored (29.3 per game) while also allowing the NFL's fewest points (19.4 per game).

This week, BUFFALO (9-3) hosts the NEW YORK JETS (7-5) on Sunday (1:00 PM ET, CBS). It's the first time the teams have met with each team having at least seven wins since the end of the 2015 season. It's also the 125th all-time meeting in the series (Buffalo leads, 67-57, including one postseason game, the Bills' 1981 Wild Card playoff win over the Jets at Shea Stadium).
Jets rookie wide receiver GARRETT WILSON leads all NFL players since the beginning of Week 12 with 257 receiving yards while rookie running back ZONOVAN KNIGHT, who has at least 100 scrimmage yards in each of the past two weeks, joined PHILLIP LINDSAY (2018) as the only undrafted players in the common-draft era with at least 100 scrimmage yards in each of their first two career games.

6. STREAK SPEAK: The Chiefs have won 13 straight over the Broncos, the NFL's second-longest active winning streak by one team over another (the Patriots have won their last 14 meetings with the Jets).

When KANSAS CITY (9-3) visits DENVER (3-9) on Sunday (4:05 PM ET, CBS), PATRICK MAHOMES will return to the site of his first NFL start. Since that day, the 2017 regular-season finale, Mahomes leads the NFL with 22,799 passing yards and 181 touchdown passes.
With a Chiefs victory, ANDY REID will become the third head coach in NFL history to record at least 10 regular-season wins in eight consecutive seasons, joining BILL BELICHICK (17 consecutive seasons from 2003-19) and GEORGE SEIFERT (eight consecutive seasons from 1989-96).
A Kansas City victory combined with a Los Angeles Chargers loss would clinch a seventh-consecutive AFC West division title for the Chiefs.
The CLEVELAND BROWNS (5-7) draw the CINCINNATI BENGALS (8-4) in the latest installment of the Battle of Ohio on Sunday at Paycor Stadium (1:00 PM ET, CBS). Since head coach KEVIN STEFANSKI took the Cleveland reins, the Browns have won five straight over their in-state division rival, Cleveland's longest series winning streak in the series since a seven-game stretch from 1992-95, when BILL BELICHICK was the Browns' head coach.

7. DID YOU KNOW?: The BALTIMORE RAVENS (8-4) have an opportunity to win the AFC North after finishing last in the division last year. In 2021, Cincinnati completed a worst-to-first turnaround, winning its division the year after finishing in last place. In 17 of the past 19 seasons (2003-21), at least one team has captured its division title the season after finishing in last or tied for last place.

8. UNDER-THE-RADAR STORYLINE: The MINNESOTA VIKINGS (10-2) can clinch a playoff berth with a win or tie at DETROIT (5-7) on Sunday (1:00 PM ET, FOX). But another significant story could be developing in the other locker room. Head coach DAN CAMPBELL has his Lions in a position this season to become the first team since the NFL expanded the playoffs in 1990 to make the postseason after a 1-6 start. The Lions have won four of their last five and remain in the NFC hunt. This week could be key for Detroit, considering the history of 5-7 teams.

At least one team with a 6-7 record after 13 games has qualified for the playoffs in each of the past four seasons, including two such teams in each of the past two years.
Another 5-7 team, PITTSBURGH, has won three of its past four after opening 2-6. Only one team since 1990, Washington in 2020, has made the playoffs after beginning a season 2-6. The Steelers host BALTIMORE (8-4) on Sunday (1:00 PM ET, CBS).

9. TREND TIME: Since Week 7, when quarterback DAK PRESCOTT returned from injury, the Cowboys are 5-1 and lead the league with 37.2 points per game over the past seven weeks. The Cowboys also rank second in total offense (411 yards per game) over that span, trailing only Kansas City (464.2). This week, DALLAS (9-3) hosts HOUSTON (1-10-1), on Sunday (1:00 PM ET, FOX). The Lonestar State teams have split their last two games, with each decided on an overtime field goal.

10. THIS WEEK IN NFL HISTORY: Dec. 12, 1982 (40 years ago) – On a frozen, snow-covered field at Schaefer Stadium, New England takes a timeout with 4:45 remaining in the fourth quarter. Snowplow driver Mark Henderson clears a path for STEVE GROGAN, who then holds for a 33-yard field goal by JOHN SMITH that gives the Patriots a 3-0 win over the Dolphins. The contest, immortalized in Patriots lore as the Snowplow Game, doesn't end up derailing the Dolphins, who go on to earn a berth in Super Bowl XVII. NEW ENGLAND (6-6) travels to ARIZONA (4-8) this week for a Monday Night Football contest (8:15 PM ET, ESPN). While the Phoenix area has received snow as recently as 1998, there's no snow in the forecast for State Farm Stadium this week.

11. AND LAST BUT NOT LEAST: TOM BRADY grew up in San Mateo, Calif, and graduated from Junipero Serra High School, 17 miles south of Candlestick Park. When Brady was a toddler in 1979, the 49ers hired Pro Football Hall of Famer BILL WALSH, who then selected Pro Football Hall of Famer JOE MONTANA in the third round (82nd overall) of Walsh's first draft. San Francisco was a combined 8-24 from 1979-80 before winning four of the next nine Super Bowls from 1981-89. Since Brady was born, the quarterback and the 49ers franchise have combined to appear in 17 Super Bowls, with 12 victories. … Brady and TAMPA BAY (6-6) face SAN FRANCISCO (8-4) on Sunday at Levi's Stadium (4:25 PM ET, FOX).

WEEK 14 NFL SCHEDULE

(All times Eastern)

Thursday, December 8	Las Vegas at Los Angeles Rams	Prime Video	8:15
Sunday, December 11	New York Jets at Buffalo	CBS	1:00
	Cleveland at Cincinnati	CBS	1:00
	Houston at Dallas	FOX	1:00
	Minnesota at Detroit	FOX	1:00
	Philadelphia at New York Giants	FOX	1:00
	Baltimore at Pittsburgh	CBS	1:00
	Jacksonville at Tennessee	CBS	1:00
	Kansas City at Denver	CBS	4:05
	Tampa Bay at San Francisco	FOX	4:25
	Carolina at Seattle	FOX	4:25
	Miami at Los Angeles Chargers	NBC	8:20
Monday, December 12	New England at Arizona	ESPN	8:15

Bye week: Atlanta, Chicago, Green Bay, Indianapolis, New Orleans, Washington

NFL ANNOUNCES 32 NOMINEES FOR WALTER PAYTON NFL MAN OF THE YEAR AWARD PRESENTED BY NATIONWIDE

Winner to be Announced at NFL Honors the Thursday Before Super Bowl LVII

The NFL announced today the 32 nominees for the WALTER PAYTON NFL MAN OF THE YEAR AWARD PRESENTED BY NATIONWIDE. Representing the best of the NFL's commitment to philanthropy and community impact, each player was selected as his team's Man of the Year and is now eligible to win the national award. Considered the league's most prestigious honor, the Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award presented by Nationwide recognizes an NFL player for outstanding community service activities off the field, as well as excellence on the field. First established in 1970, the national award was renamed in 1999 after the late Hall of Fame Chicago Bears running back WALTER PAYTON.

"We are proud to present the nominees for this year's Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award, the League's most prestigious honor," said NFL Commissioner ROGER GOODELL. "These 32 men are recognized for their excellence on the field and the selfless work they do off the field in their hometowns and local team communities. Collectively they represent Walter's humanitarian spirit of giving back in ways that makes us all incredibly proud."

All 32 team winners will be highlighted as nominees and recognized for their important work during the week leading up to Super Bowl LVII. The 2022 Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year presented by Nationwide will be announced during NFL Honors, a primetime awards special to air nationally the Thursday before Super Bowl LVII on NBC.

All 32 nominees will receive up to a $40,000 donation in their name to their charity of choice. The winner of the Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year award will receive up to a $250,000 donation to the charity of their choice. All donations are courtesy of the NFL Foundation and Nationwide.

"Nationwide is proud to recognize and honor the extraordinary efforts of the 2022 Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year nominees," said RAMON JONES, Executive Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer at Nationwide. "We look forward to showcasing the players' stories, supporting their causes, and celebrating the collective impact they are making in communities across the country."

Fans are encouraged to participate in Nationwide's 8^th annual Charity Challenge, a social media campaign designed to support and promote team nominees. Fans can vote on Twitter by using #WPMOYChallenge followed by their favorite nominee's last name and/or his Twitter handle anywhere within the tweet. The player whose unique mention is used the most between Dec. 6 and Jan. 8 will receive a $25,000 contribution to their charity of choice, while the second and third place finishers will receive $10,000 and $5,000 donations, all courtesy of Nationwide. Hashtag information and official rules can be found at nfl.com/manoftheyear.

Beginning in 2017, the Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year trophy silhouette came to life in uniform elements to further recognize past award winners and current nominees. The three current players who have won the award—J.J. WATT, CALAIS CAMPBELL and RUSSELL WILSON —continue to wear a Man of the Year patch on their jerseys to recognize their outstanding contributions to the game and to their communities. All 2022 nominees will wear a Man of the Year helmet decal beginning Week 14 and continuing through the end of the season in recognition of their accomplishments on and off the field.

Each of these players support many different causes, ranging from social justice work, supporting veterans, fighting homelessness and more. For more information on the nominees and the award, visit NFL.com/manoftheyear.

Below is a list of the 2022 nominees:

TEAM	NOMINEE
Arizona Cardinals	Zach Ertz
Atlanta Falcons	Chris Lindstrom
Baltimore Ravens	Chuck Clark
Buffalo Bills	Dion Dawkins
Carolina Panthers	Derrick Brown
Chicago Bears	Jaylon Johnson
Cincinnati Bengals	Sam Hubbard
Cleveland Browns	Joel Bitonio
Dallas Cowboys	Dak Prescott
Denver Broncos	Dalton Risner
Detroit Lions	Jared Goff
Green Bay Packers	Aaron Jones
Houston Texans	Christian Kirksey
Indianapolis Colts	Shaquille Leonard
Jacksonville Jaguars	Tyler Shatley
Kansas City Chiefs	Patrick Mahomes
Las Vegas Raiders	A.J. Cole
Los Angeles Chargers	Derwin James Jr.
Los Angeles Rams	Tremayne Anchrum
Miami Dolphins	Jaelan Phillips
Minnesota Vikings	Adam Thielen
New England Patriots	Lawrence Guy
New Orleans Saints	Demario Davis
New York Giants	Saquon Barkley
New York Jets	Solomon Thomas
Philadelphia Eagles	Brandon Graham
Pittsburgh Steelers	Cameron Heyward
San Francisco 49ers	Arik Armstead
Seattle Seahawks	Tyler Lockett
Tampa Bay Buccaneers	William Gholston
Tennessee Titans	Derrick Henry
Washington Commanders	Charles Leno Jr.

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Week 15 Flex Scheduling - Giants-Commanders Moves to Sunday Night Football

WEEK 15 FLEX SCHEDULING:

GIANTS-COMMANDERS MOVES TO SUNDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL

The Week 15 New York Giants at Washington Commanders game will be played Sunday, December 18 at 8:20 PM ET on NBC and the New England Patriots-Las Vegas Raiders game will move to 4:05 PM ET on FOX, the NFL announced today.The following is the final Week 15 NFL schedule (all times ET):

Thursday, December 15, 2022

San Francisco 49ers at Seattle Seahawks 8:15 PM Prime Video

Saturday, December 17, 2022

Indianapolis Colts at Minnesota Vikings 1:00 PM NFLN

Baltimore Ravens at Cleveland Browns 4:30 PM NFLN

Miami Dolphins at Buffalo Bills 8:15 PM NFLN

Sunday, December 18, 2022

Atlanta Falcons at New Orleans Saints 1:00 PM FOX

Pittsburgh Steelers at Carolina Panthers 1:00 PM CBS

Philadelphia Eagles at Chicago Bears 1:00 PM FOX

Kansas City Chiefs at Houston Texans 1:00 PM CBS

Dallas Cowboys at Jacksonville Jaguars 1:00 PM FOX

Detroit Lions at New York Jets 1:00 PM CBS

Arizona Cardinals at Denver Broncos 4:05 PM FOX

New England Patriots at Las Vegas Raiders 4:05 PM FOX

Tennessee Titans at Los Angeles Chargers 4:25 PM CBS

Cincinnati Bengals at Tampa Bay Buccaneers 4:25 PM CBS

New York Giants at Washington Commanders 8:20 PM NBC

Monday, December 19, 2022

Los Angeles Rams at Green Bay Packers 8:15 PM ESPN

SIETE DEL DOMINGO - DECIMOTERCERA SEMANA

Un vistazo a siete destacados estadísticos de los partidos jugados durante las ventanas de 1:00 p.m. y a las 4:00 p.m. (hora de New York) el domingo 4 de diciembre, correspondientes a la decimotercera semana de luna temporada 2022.

PARTIDOS CERRADOS. Con dos partidos por completarse en la semana 13, hubo 85 partidos decididos por un anotación (seis puntos) o menos, la mayor cantidad de tales desempeños a lo largo de las primeras 13 semanas en la historia.

Diez de los 13 partidos (76.9 por ciento) que fueron completados en la semana 13 tuvieron una diferencia de una anotación (ocho puntos) en el último período y hubo 147 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 13 semanas en la historia de la NFL.
REMONTADAS. GREEN BAY PACKERS y LAS VEGAS RAIDERS se sobrepusieron a sendas desventajas de 10 puntos para terminar ganando, y NEW YORK GIANTS se sobrepuso a una desventaja de 10 puntos para empatar al domingo. Hubo 39 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 13 semanas de una temporada en la historia.
Cinco equipos –BALTIMORE, CINCINNATI, GREEN BAY, SEATTLE y WASHINGTON– se sobrepusieron desventajas en el cuarto periodo para ganar o empatar esta semana. Hubo 62 partidos en los que un equipo resurge para ganar o empatar tras haber estado en desventaja en el último período, la mayor cantidad de tales desempeños a lo largo de las primeras 13 semanas de una temporada en la historia.
Dos partidos –victorias de BALTIMORE y SEATTLE– fueron decididos por una anotación definitoria en los últimos dos minutos de tiempo regular esta semana. Hubo 46 partidos esta temporada decididos por una anotación definitoria en los últimos dos minutos de tiempo regular o en la prórroga, solamente detrás de 2015 (49) para la mayor cantidad de tales desempeños a lo largo de las primeras 13 semanas de una temporada en la historia.

WASHINGTON COMMANDERS y NEW YORK GIANTS empataron 20-20 en la semana 13.

La temporada 2022 es la tercera desde que la regla de prórroga en temporada regular fue instituida en 1974 en tener algún partido definido en la prórroga en al menos 11 de las primeras 13 semanas, uniéndose a 2010 (12 de las primeras 13 semanas) y 2003 (11 de 13).
El receptor de Washington TERRY MCLAURIN tuvo ocho recepciones para 105 yardas y una anotación el domingo.
McLaurin es el sexto jugador en la historia de la NFL con al menos 50 recepciones y 900 yardas recibiendo en cada una de sus primeras cuatro temporadas, uniéndose a MIKE EVANS, JOEY GALLOWAY, A.J. GREEN, al miembro del Salón de la Fama RANDY MOSS y a MICHAEL THOMAS.

PHILADELPHIA EAGLES derrotó a Tennessee 35-10 al tiempo que el mariscal de campo JALEN HURTS totaliza cuatro anotaciones (tres pasando, una acarreando) y el corredor MILES SANDERS agregó un acarreo anotador en el triunfo.

Eagles lidera la NFL con 23 acarreos anotadores esta temporada, empatando con BUFFALO BILLS de 2016 (23 acarreos anotadores) y KANSAS CITY CHIEFS de 2004 (23) para la tercera mayor cantidad de acarreos anotadores por un equipo en sus primeros 12 partidos de una temporada desde 2000. Solamente SAN DIEGO CHARGERS de 2006 (26 acarreos anotadores) y SEATTLE SEAHAWKS de 2005 (24) tuvieron más.

CLEVELAND BROWNS derrotó a Houston 27-14 con una anotación mediante retorno de balón suelto recuperado por parte del esquinero DENZEL WARD, una anotación mediante retorno de intercepción del apoyador TONY FIELDS y una devolución de despeje anotadora por parte del receptor DONOVAN PEOPLES-JONES.

Browns es el primer equipo con dos anotaciones defensivas y otra de cuadros especiales en un partido desde GREEN BAY en la semana 11 de la temporada 2014.
Ward, que tiene cuatro anotaciones defensivas en su carrera desde que ingresó en la NFL, en 2018, es el cuarto jugador de secundaria desde 2000 con al menos dos anotaciones mediante retorno de intercepción y dos anotación mediante retorno de balón suelto recuperados en las primeras cinco temporadas de su carrera, uniéndose a MIKE BROWN, DEANGELO HALL y EDDIE JACKSON.

El receptor de Las Vegas DAVANTE ADAMS tuvo ocho recepciones para 177 yardas y dos anotaciones en el triunfo de Raiders 27-20 sobre Los Angeles Chargers.

Adams lidera todos los jugadores con 85 recepciones anotadoras desde que ingresó en la NFL, en 2014, y superó al miembro del Salón de la Fama CALVIN JOHNSON (83) para la quinta mayor cantidad de recepciones anotadoras para un jugador en sus primeras nueve temporadas en la historia.
Adams es el sexto jugador con al menos dos recepciones anotadoras en 20 o más partidos dentro de sus primeras nueve temporadas en la era del Super Bowl, uniéndose a los miembros del Salón de la Fama JERRY RICE (29 partidos), TERRELL OWENS (23), MARVIN HARRISON (21), RANDY MOSS (21) y CRIS CARTER (20).
Adams, que tiene al menos 100 yardas recibiendo en cada uno de su primer cinco partidos con Raiders contra equipos de la AFC Oeste, se une a GARY CLARK (1987) y al miembro del Salón de la Fama MICHAEL IRVIN (1995) como los únicos jugadores en la historia con al menos 100 yardas recibiendo en cada una de sus primeros cinco partidos de división en una temporada.

El receptor novato de Green Bay CHRISTIAN WATSON registró un acarreo anotador de 46 yardas y una recepción anotadora de 14 yardas en la victoria de Packers 28-19 en Chicago.

Watson, que tuvo tres recepciones anotadoras en la semana 10, dos recepciones anotadoras en la 11 y una recepción anotadora en la 12, es el sexto novato en la era del Super Bowl con al menos ocho anotaciones desde la línea de golpeo en un lapso de cuatro partidos, uniéndose a los miembros del Salón de la Fama ERIC DICKERSON (1983), EDGERRIN JAMES (1999) y RANDY MOSS (1998), así como también MIKE ANDERSON (2000) y CLINTON PORTIS (2002).
Watson es el tercer novato en la era del Super Bowl con al menos siete recepciones anotadoras en un lapso de cuatro partidos, uniéndose a ODELL BECKHAM JR. (siete recepciones anotadoras en 2014) y al miembro del Salón de la Fama RANDY MOSS (ocho en 1998).

El corredor de San Francisco CHRISTIAN MCCAFFREY tuvo ocho recepciones con 146 yardas desde la línea de golpeo (80 recibiendo, 66 acarreando) y una recepción anotadora en el triunfo de 49ers 33-17 sobre Miami.

McCaffrey registró el 20mo partido de su carrera con al menos ocho recepciones y se convirtió en el tercer corredor en la era del Super Bowl con al menos 20 partidos de ese estilo en su carrera, uniéndose a LARRY CENTERS (21 partidos) y ql miembro del Salón de la Fama MARSHALL FAULK (21).
McCaffrey tiene 16 partidos en su carrera con al menos 75 yardas recibiendo, empatando con KEITH BYARS (16 partidos) para la tercera mayor cantidad de tales desempeños por un corredor en la era del Super Bowl. Solamente el miembro del Salón de la Fama MARSHALL FAULK (23 partidos) y RONNIE HARMON (19) tienen más.
McCaffrey, que tiene 34 acarreos anotadores y 20 recepciones anotadoras desde que ingresó en la NFL, en 2017, es el sexto jugador en la historia de la NFL con al menos 20 acarreos anotadores y 20 recepciones anotadoras en sus primeras seis temporadas, uniéndose a AUSTIN EKELER, CHUCK FOREMAN, ALVIN KAMARA, al miembro del Salón de la Fama LENNY MOORE y BRIAN WESTBROOK.

Otros desempeños notables del domingo incluyen:

El mariscal de campo de Chicago JUSTIN FIELDS registró un acarreo anotador de 55 yardas en el primer período el domingo.

Fields es el primer mariscal de campo en la era del Super Bowl que acarrea alguna anotación en seis partidos consecutivos.
Fields tiene tres acarreos anotadores de al menos 50 yardas esta temporada, la mayor cantidad en una sola temporada por un mariscal de campo en la historia de la NFL.
Los tres acarreos anotadores de Fields de al menos 50 yardas en su carrera es la mayor cantidad por un mariscal de campo en la era del Super Bowl.

El receptor de Miami TYREEK HILL tuvo nueve recepciones para 146 yardas y una anotación el domingo.

Hill tiene 1,379 yardas recibiendo esta temporada, la tercera mayor cantidad de yardas recibiendo por un jugador en los primeros 12 partidos de una temporada de su equipo en la era del Super Bowl. Solamente el miembro del Salón de la Fama CALVIN JOHNSON (1,428 yardas recibiendo en 2012) y TORRY HOLT (1,387 en 2003) tuvieron más.
Hill, que tiene seis partidos con al menos 125 yardas recibiendo en 2022, es el cuarto jugador desde 1970 con al menos 125 yardas recibiendo en seis o más de los primeros 12 partidos de su equipo en una temporada, uniéndose al miembro del Salón de la Fama CALVIN JOHNSON (siete en 2012), JOSH GORDON (seis en 2013) y JULIO JONES (seis en 2015).

En la quinta titularidad de su quinto carrera, el mariscal de campo de New York Jets MIKE WHITE lanzó 369 yardas el domingo.

White, que lanzó 405 yardas en la primera titularidad de su carrera en la octava semana de la temporada 2021, es el quinto jugador en la historia con al menos 350 yardas aéreas en al menos dos de sus primeras cinco titularidades en una carrera, uniéndose a CAM NEWTON (tres partidos), JEFF BLAKE (dos), KIRK COUSINS (dos) y JIM MILLER (dos).

El corredor novato de New York Jets ZONOVAN KNIGHT tuvo 118 yardas desde la línea de golpeo (90 acarreando, 28 recibiendo) el domingo.

Knight, que tuvo 103 yardas desde la línea de golpeo en su debut en la NFL en la semana 12, se une a PHILLIP LINDSAY (2018) como los únicos jugadores no fichados en la era del Draft unificado con al menos 100 yardas desde la línea de golpeo en cada uno de los primeros dos partidos de su carrera.

Thursday Night Capsule - Las Vegas Raiders at Los Angeles Rams

THURSDAY NIGHT PREVIEW:LAS VEGAS RAIDERS (5-7) AT LOS ANGELES RAMS (3-9)

Week 14 of the 2022 NFL season gets underway on Thursday, December 8 (8:15 PM ET, Prime Video) as the Las Vegas Raiders (5-7) visit the Los Angeles Rams (3-9). The Raiders hold the all-time regular-season series advantage, 8-6, however the Rams have won four of the past five matchups. Thursday will mark the first meeting between the two clubs at SoFi Stadium. The last time these two clubs met in Southern California was November 13, 1994, when the Los Angeles Raiders defeated the Los Angeles Rams, 20-17, at Anaheim Stadium.

Las Vegas enters Week 14 winners of three consecutive games, including a 27-20 victory over the Chargers last week in which they came back from a 10-0 first-half deficit. Quarterback DEREK CARR passed for 250 yards and two touchdowns in the victory, his fifth-straight game with multiple touchdown passes, the longest active streak in the AFC and tied for the second-longest active streak in the NFL. In his past five games on Thursday, Carr has totaled five touchdowns against zero interceptions with a 100.4 passer rating. With 20 passing yards in Los Angeles, Carr will become the third quarterback ever with at least 3,000 passing yards in each of his first nine seasons, joining Pro Football Hall of Famer PEYTON MANNING and RUSSELL WILSON.

Running back JOSH JACOBS leads the NFL with a career-high 1,634 scrimmage yards (1,303 rushing, 331 receiving) this season and ranks tied for third with 10 rushing touchdowns. He has totaled 453 scrimmage yards (226.5 per game) and three rushing touchdowns over the past two weeks and can become the first player since EZEKIEL ELLIOTT in 2016 with at least 150 scrimmage yards in four consecutive games. Jacobs has recorded at least 100 scrimmage yards and a rushing touchdown in each of his past three Thursday games. Wide receiver DAVANTE ADAMS totaled a season-high 177 receiving yards with two touchdowns last week, his 20th-career game with multiple touchdown receptions. He is the sixth player with at least two touchdown receptions in 20-or-more games within his first nine seasons in the Super Bowl era. Adams has over 100 receiving yards in each of his two career regular-season games against the Rams and aims for his third in a row on Thursday with at least 10 catches and 170 receiving yards.

Defensive end MAXX CROSBY, who leads the NFL with 17 tackles for loss, recorded his third forced fumble of the season last week and has a forced fumble in two of his past three games. He aims for his third in a row on the road with at least 1.5 sacks and has recorded a tackle for loss in each of his seven road games this season. Defensive end CHANDLER JONES led the team with a season-high three sacks in Week 13, his fifth-career game with at least three sacks, tied for the fifth-most among active players. Jones had a sack and a forced fumble in his last regular-season game against the Rams (December 13, 2021 with Arizona) and has a sack in three of his past four on Thursday.

Last week, quarterback JOHN WOLFORD totaled 207 yards (178 passing, 29 rushing) in his second start of the season and running back CAM AKERS recorded his first-career game with two rushing touchdowns. Wide receiver TUTU ATWELL led the team with 48 receiving yards in Week 13 while wide receiver BRANDON POWELL registered a season-high 84 scrimmage yards (45 rushing, 39 receiving).

Linebacker BOBBY WAGNER recorded his first interception of the year in Week 13 and added his third-career game with two sacks and fifth career game with three tackles for loss. He has 97 tackles this season and aims for his 11th-consecutive 100-tackle season. Since entering the NFL in 2012, Wagner leads all players with 1,474 tackles. Linebacker LEONARD FLOYD has a sack in two of his past three at home and has 5.5 sacks in nine career Thursday games. Defensive back JALEN RAMSEY aims for his seventh in a row with at least six tackles and he is the only defensive back this season with at least 10 passes defensed (10) and multiple sacks (two).

Prime Video will stream 15 Thursday Night Football games this season (Weeks 2-17, excluding Thanksgiving). The game will feature Al Michaels, Kirk Herbstreit and Kaylee Hartung on the call.

For the Week 14 Las Vegas-Los Angeles Rams capsule, click here.

Seven From Sunday - Week 13

A look at seven statistical highlights from games played during the 1:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. ET windows on Sunday, December 4, the 13th week of the 2022 season.

CLOSE GAMES: With two games yet to be completed in Week 13, there have been 85 games decided by a touchdown (six points) or less, the most such games through the first 13 weeks all-time.10 of 13 games (76.9 percent) that have been completed in Week 13 have been within one score (eight points) in the fourth quarter and there have been 147 games within one score (eight points) in the fourth quarter this season, the most such games through the first 13 weeks in NFL history.COMEBACKS: The GREEN BAY PACKERS and LAS VEGAS RAIDERS each overcame 10-point deficits to win and the NEW YORK GIANTS overcame a 10-point deficit to tie on Sunday. There have been 39 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 13 weeks of a season all-time.Five teams – BALTIMORE, CINCINNATI, GREEN BAY, SEATTLE and WASHINGTON – overcame fourth-quarter deficits to win or tie this week. There have been 62 games in which a team has come back to win or tie after trailing in the fourth quarter, the most such games through the first 13 weeks of a season all-time.Two games – wins by BALTIMORE and SEATTLE – were decided by a game-winning score in the final two minutes of regulation this week. There have been 46 games this season decided by a game-winning score in the final two minutes of regulation or in overtime, trailing only 2015 (49) for the most such games through the first 13 weeks of a season all-time.
The WASHINGTON COMMANDERS and NEW YORK GIANTS tied, 20-20, in Week 13.The 2022 season is the third season since the regular-season overtime rule was instituted in 1974 to feature an overtime game in at least 11 of the first 13 weeks, joining 2010 (12 of the first 13 weeks) and 2003 (11 of 13).Washington wide receiver TERRY MCLAURIN had eight receptions for 105 yards and one touchdown on Sunday.McLaurin is the sixth player in NFL history with at least 50 receptions and 900 receiving yards in each of his first four seasons, joining MIKE EVANS, JOEY GALLOWAY, A.J. GREEN, Pro Football Hall of Famer RANDY MOSS and MICHAEL THOMAS.
The PHILADELPHIA EAGLES defeated Tennessee, 35-10, as quarterback JALEN HURTS totaled four touchdowns (three passing, one rushing) and running back MILES SANDERS added a rushing touchdown in the win.The Eagles lead the NFL with 23 rushing touchdowns this season, tied with the 2016 BUFFALO BILLS (23 rushing touchdowns) and 2004 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS (23) for the third-most rushing touchdowns by a team in their first 12 games of a season since 2000. Only the 2006 SAN DIEGO CHARGERS (26 rushing touchdowns) and 2005 SEATTLE SEAHAWKS (24) had more.
The CLEVELAND BROWNS defeated Houston, 27-14, with a fumble-return touchdown from cornerback DENZEL WARD, an interception-return touchdown from linebacker TONY FIELDS and a punt return touchdown from wide receiver DONOVAN PEOPLES-JONES.The Browns are the first team with two defensive touchdowns and a special teams touchdown in a game since GREEN BAY in Week 11 of the 2014 season.Ward, who has four career defensive touchdowns since entering the NFL in 2018, is the fourth defensive back since 2000 with at least two interception-return touchdowns and two fumble-return touchdowns in his first five career seasons, joining MIKE BROWN, DEANGELO HALL and EDDIE JACKSON.
Las Vegas wide receiver DAVANTE ADAMS had eight receptions for 177 yards and two touchdowns in the Raiders' 27-20 win over the Los Angeles Chargers.Adams leads all players with 85 touchdown receptions since entering the NFL in 2014 and surpassed Pro Football Hall of Famer CALVIN JOHNSON (83) for the fifth-most touchdown receptions by a player in his first nine seasons all-time.Adams is the sixth player with at least two touchdown receptions in 20-or-more games within his first nine seasons in the Super Bowl era, joining Pro Football Hall of Famers JERRY RICE (29 games), TERRELL OWENS (23), MARVIN HARRISON (21), RANDY MOSS (21) and CRIS CARTER (20).Adams, who has at least 100 receiving yards in each of his first five games with the Raiders against the AFC West, joins GARY CLARK (1987) and Pro Football Hall of Famer MICHAEL IRVIN (1995) as the only players ever with at least 100 receiving yards in each of their first five division games of a season.
Green Bay rookie wide receiver CHRISTIAN WATSON recorded a 46-yard touchdown run and a 14-yard touchdown reception in the Packers' 28-19 win at Chicago.Watson, who had three touchdown receptions in Week 10, two touchdown catches in Week 11 and a touchdown reception in Week 12, is the sixth rookie in the Super Bowl era with at least eight scrimmage touchdowns in a four-game span, joining Pro Football Hall of Famers ERIC DICKERSON (1983), EDGERRIN JAMES (1999) and RANDY MOSS (1998) as well as MIKE ANDERSON (2000) and CLINTON PORTIS (2002).Watson is the third rookie in the Super Bowl era with at least seven touchdown receptions in a four-game span, joining ODELL BECKHAM JR. (seven touchdown receptions in 2014) and Pro Football Hall of Famer RANDY MOSS (eight in 1998).
San Francisco running back CHRISTIAN MCCAFFREY had eight receptions with 146 scrimmage yards (80 receiving, 66 rushing) and a touchdown reception in the 49ers' 33-17 win over Miami.McCaffrey recorded his 20th career game with at least eight receptions and became the third running back in the Super Bowl era with at least 20 such career games, joining LARRY CENTERS (21 games) and Pro Football Hall of Famer MARSHALL FAULK (21).McCaffrey has 16 career games with at least 75 receiving yards, tied with KEITH BYARS (16 games) for the third-most such games by a running back in the Super Bowl era. Only Pro Football Hall of Famer MARSHALL FAULK (23 games) and RONNIE HARMON (19) have more.McCaffrey, who has 34 rushing touchdowns and 20 touchdown receptions since entering the NFL in 2017, is the sixth player in NFL history with at least 20 rushing touchdowns and 20 touchdown receptions in his first six seasons, joining AUSTIN EKELER, CHUCK FOREMAN, ALVIN KAMARA, Pro Football Hall of Famer LENNY MOORE and BRIAN WESTBROOK.
Other notable performances from Sunday include:

Chicago quarterback JUSTIN FIELDS recorded a 55-yard touchdown run in the first quarter on Sunday.Fields is the first quarterback in the Super Bowl era to rush for a touchdown in six consecutive games.Fields has three rushing touchdowns of at least 50 yards this season, the most in a single season by a quarterback in NFL history.Fields' three career rushing touchdowns of at least 50 yards are the most by a quarterback in the Super Bowl era.
Miami wide receiver TYREEK HILL had nine receptions for 146 yards and one touchdown on Sunday.Hill has 1,379 receiving yards this season, the third most receiving yards by a player in his team's first 12 games of a season in the Super Bowl era. Only Pro Football Hall of Famer CALVIN JOHNSON (1,428 receiving yards in 2012) and TORRY HOLT (1,387 in 2003) had more.Hill, who has six games with at least 125 receiving yards in 2022, is the fourth player since 1970 with at least 125 receiving yards in six-or-more of his team's first 12 games of a season, joining Pro Football Hall of Famer CALVIN JOHNSON (seven in 2012), JOSH GORDON (six in 2013) and JULIO JONES (six in 2015).
Making his fifth career start, New York Jets quarterback MIKE WHITE passed for 369 yards on Sunday.White, who passed for 405 yards in his first career start in Week 8 of the 2021 season, is the fifth player ever with at least 350 passing yards in at least two of his first five career starts, joining CAM NEWTON (three games), JEFF BLAKE (two), KIRK COUSINS (two) and JIM MILLER (two).
New York Jets rookie running back ZONOVAN KNIGHT had 118 scrimmage yards (90 rushing, 28 receiving) on Sunday.Knight, who had 103 scrimmage yards in his NFL debut in Week 12, joins PHILLIP LINDSAY (2018) as the only undrafted players in the common-draft era with at least 100 scrimmage yards in each of their first two career game

NFL Enters Next Frontier of Predicting Injury with NFL Contact Detection Challenge

NEW YORK, NY (December 1, 2022) The NFL today announced the NFL Contact Detection Challenge, a new innovation challenge to predict player injuries through machine learning and computer vision.

Held in collaboration with NFL partner Amazon Web Service (AWS), the challenge invites experts to design new ways to measure and analyze the timing, duration and frequency of player contact during NFL games using artificial intelligence and related disciplines. Collecting this information will improve the NFL's ability to quantify when contact occurs on the field, allowing the league to better predict – and ultimately prevent – player injuries.

Announced at the AWS re:Invent conference in Las Vegas, the challenge will be open for three months. The top finishers – who will be announced in March 2023 – will receive a total of $100,000 in prize money, with the first-place finisher receiving $50,000.

Starting Monday, December 5^th, entries can be submitted on the challenge website hosted by Kaggle, a leading platform for data science competitions. Entrants will be featured on Kaggle's dynamic live scoreboard, which will reflect the score and rank of each entry as that information becomes available.

"Quantifying the risk of injury that players face in every possible in-game scenario is a crucial step in understanding how we can reduce that risk, and ultimately prevent injuries" said Jennifer Langton, Senior Vice President of Health and Safety Innovation at the NFL. "By engaging entrants with a wide range of expertise, this challenge will help us understand which game situations have elevated amounts of contact. This can inform rules changes to improve the game."

The NFL Contact Detection Challenge is part of the Digital Athlete, a joint effort between the NFL and AWS to build a virtual, 360-degree representation of an NFL player's experience that can generate a precise picture of what they need when it comes to preventing and recovering from injuries while performing at their best.

TICKETS NOW ON SALE FOR 2023 PRO BOWL GAMES PRESENTED BY VERIZON

Fans can purchase tickets to experience reimagined Pro Bowl Games in Las Vegas, as top 88 NFL stars battle it out in epic AFC vs NFC competitionsTicketholders to see first-ever AFC vs NFC Flag football game, exciting Pro Bowl Skills, including Best Catch and Move the Chains, and major musical performance

New York, NY (December 1, 2022) - The 2023 Pro Bowl Games presented by Verizon heads to Las Vegas, this time, for a completely reimagined experience for fans and players. Today, fans can buy tickets to see all the action in person on Sunday, February 5^th at Allegiant Stadium and catch the NFL's biggest and brightest stars represent their team, city and conference.The 2023 Pro Bowl Games, hosted in partnership with the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority (LVCVA) and Las Vegas Raiders, will be a week-long series of AFC vs NFC competitions. On Sunday, February 5^th, ticketholders to The Pro Bowl Games will be able to witness all the impressive player feats live, including epic Flag football games between the league's best players, exciting Pro Bowl Skills and a major musical performance. Sunday's events will also be televised from 3:00pm-6:00pm EST on ESPN & ABC. Fans can visit ProBowl.com/tickets to buy tickets, which start as low as $35.

Ticketholders will have access to Sunday's slate of events, featuring:

Three (3) AFC vs NFC Flag football games
Pro Bowl Skills

Gridiron Gauntlet: A full-field relay race between six (6) AFC players and six (6) NFC players
Move the Chains: An offensive and defensive lineman strength and speed competition
Best Catch Finals: Two (2) fan-selected winners from Thursday's Skills competition will compete for the title of 'Best Catch'

Major musical performance
Postgame trophy and MVP celebrations
On-site fan activations, including a celebrity DJ, live interviews with players, giveaways, player photo opportunities, and interactive games and contests. Fans will also have the chance to win exclusive viewing experiences on the field and tickets to Super Bowl LVII via the NFL OnePass app

A key evolution of The 2023 Pro Bowl Games is the shift from a traditional tackle game to a Flag football game plus Pro Bowl Skills. With a high level of inclusivity and accessibility, Flag football has been a key part of the NFL's participation and development strategy globally.

"This season, we are excited to offer fans an unparalleled experience with the new elements and format of The Pro Bowl Games," said PETER O'REILLY, Executive Vice President of Club Business and League Events. "With a spotlight on Flag football and exciting Pro Bowl Skills, fans can watch their favorite players live and in person, as they compete in an entirely revamped way. We can't wait to share this experience with our players, their families and fans."

For the AFC vs NFC Flag football games at Allegiant Stadium, the format will be 7-on-7. Organized in partnership with RCX Sports, the NFL's Flag football operating partner, and International Federation of American Football (IFAF), Sunday's culminating event at The Pro Bowl Games will feature three AFC v NFC Flag games with the following elements:

Twenty-minute games with two halves
Games will take place on a 50-yard field with 10-yard end zones
Scoring plays are worth the traditional six (6) points with a 1-point conversion from the 5-yard line

The Pro Bowl Games will integrate Flag throughout the week, including the Play Football Opening Night and NFL FLAG Championships presented by Subway, created with RCX Sports, and will feature the top girls' and boys' youth Flag teams from across the country and around the world.In addition to Sunday's festivities, the Pro Bowl Skills Show will take place live on ESPN from 7:00pm-8:30pm EST on Thursday, February 2^nd. Pro Bowl Skills will continue to be a staple of the annual AFC vs NFC competition, as the NFL's top players are set to participate in unique competitions that showcase their football and non-football skills. This year, The Pro Bowl Games will feature both new and fan-favorite Pro Bowl Skills that will have cumulative scoring that leads up to the Flag football games on Sunday. The first two Flag football games will also contribute to each team's score, with the third and final Flag game determining the conference winner.While The Pro Bowl Games includes many new elements, it will maintain fan-favorite moments and events, including fan voting, which helps determine the NFC and AFC team rosters and is now open via www.nfl.com/pro-bowl-games/vote or on Twitter using the hashtag #ProBowlVote; and the East-West Shrine Bowl, where senior collegiate pro prospects have an opportunity to showcase and develop their talents, as well as engage in life-changing experiences with the patients and families of the Shriners Hospitals for Children.For more information on The Pro Bowl Games, tickets or fan voting, visit https://www.nfl.com/pro-bowl-games/. Fans can stay tuned for additional details in the coming weeks.

DE INTERÉS EN LA DECIMOTERCERA SEMANA

HORA DE CLASIFICAR. Por primera vez esta temporada, hay equipos que ya pueden asegurarse un lugar en la postemporada 2022.

MINNESOTA VIKINGS (9-2) puede asegurarse su primer título de la NFC Norte desde 2017, mientras que PHILADELPHIA EAGLES puede amarrar un lugar en la postemporada por segunda temporada consecutiva y por quinta vez en las últimas seis temporadas. Para el panorama clasificatorio completo de la semana 13 para cada club, hacer clic aquí.

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REINO DE CHIEFS. KANSAS CITY CHIEFS (9-2) ganó cinco partidos consecutivos y se está acercando a su octava clasificación a la postemporada consecutiva, la racha más larga activa en la NFL. Desde que asumió como entrenador en jefe de Kansas City, en 2013, ANDY REID ha guiado a la franquicia a al menos nueve victorias en cada temporada y sus 112 triunfos en temporada regular durante ese lapso es la mayor cantidad en la liga.Con una victoria en Cincinnati el domingo (4:25 PM, hora de New York, CBS), Reid puede convertirse en el tercer entrenador en jefe en la historia de la NFL que logra al menos 10 victorias en temporada regular en ocho temporadas consecutivas, uniéndose a BILL BELICHICK (17 temporadas consecutivas en el lapso 2003-19) y GEORGE SEIFERT (ocho temporadas consecutivas en 1989-96).

Adicionalmente, Reid –que también tuvo ocho temporadas con 10 triunfos con Philadelphia– puede superar al miembro del Salón de la Fama TOM LANDRY (16 temporadas) para la tercera mayor cantidad de temporadas con 10 triunfos por un entrenador en jefe en la historia de la NFL. Sólo Belichick (20 temporadas) y el miembro del Salón de la Fama DON SHULA (20) tienen más.

Los entrenadores en jefe con las mayores cantidades de campañas con 10 triunfos en temporada regular en la historia de la NFL:

ENTRENADOR	EQUIPO(S)	TEMPORADAS CON 10 TRIUNFOS
Bill Belichick	Cleveland, New England	20
Don Shula^HOF	Baltimore Colts, Miami	20
Tom Landry^HOF	Dallas	16
*Andy Reid*	*Philadelphia, Kansas City*	16

El mariscal de campo PATRICK MAHOMES ingresa en la semana encabezando la liga con 3,585 yardas aéreas y 29 pases anotadores esta temporada, y ha logrado 300 yardas aéreas en cada uno de los últimos seis partidos.

Con 300 yardas aéreas el domingo, Mahomes registrará 300 yardas aéreas en siete o más partidos consecutivos por segunda vez en su carrera (2018, semanas 2-9) y se convertirá en el primer jugador en la historia en lograr tal hazaña dentro de una misma temporada dos veces. ANDREW LUCK (2014, semanas 3-11) y DREW BREES (2011, semanas 10-17) son los únicos otros jugadores en la historia de la liga en hacerlo una vez.

Los jugadores con al menos 300 yardas aéreas en las mayores cantidades de partidos consecutivos dentro de una misma temporada en la historia de la NFL:

JUGADOR	EQUIPO	TEMPORADA	PARTIDOS CONSECUTIVOS
Patrick Mahomes	Kansas City	2018	8 (semanas 2-9)
Andrew Luck	Indianapolis	2014	8 (semanas 3-11)
Drew Brees	New Orleans	2011	7 (semanas 10-17)

*Patrick Mahomes*	*Kansas City*	*2022*	**6 (semanas 6-12)***
*Racha activa

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ACARREANDO HACIA LA HISTORIA. El encuentro del domingo en el Lincoln Financial Field entre TENNESSEE TITANS (7-4) y PHILADELPHIA EAGLES (10-1) –dos líderes de división– tendrá al segundo mejor corredor de la liga, DERRICK HENRY (95.3 yardas por tierra por partido), de Tennessee, y al tercer mejor ataque terrestre en la NFL, el de Philadelphia (162.5 yardas por tierra por partido).

En seis partidos de visitante esta temporada, Henry totalizó 662 yardas por tierra (110.3 por partido), con nueve acarreos anotadores, y anotó un acarreo anotador en cada partido. Con algún acarreo anotador en Philadelphia el domingo (1:00 PM, hora de New York, FOX), Henry se convertirá en el tercer jugador en la historia que registra un acarreo anotador en cada uno de sus primeros siete partidos de visitante en una temporada, uniéndose a DALTON HILLIARD (1989) y al miembro del Salón de la Fama JOHN RIGGINS (1983).

Los jugadores con algún acarreo anotador en la mayor cantidad de partidos consecutivos de visitante al comienzo de una temporada en la historia de la NFL:

JUGADOR	EQUIPO	TEMPORADA	PARTIDOS DE VISITANTE CONSECUTIVOS
John Riggins^HOF	Washington	1983	8
Dalton Hilliard	New Orleans	1989	7

*Derrick Henry*	*Tennessee*	*2022*	6*
*Racha activa

Desde que ingresó en la liga, en 2016, Henry lidera todos los jugadores con 75 acarreos anotadores. Con un acarreo anotador el domingo, Henry –haciendo la aparición número 98 de su carrera– empatará a PRIEST HOLMES (76 acarreos anotadores) para la sexta mayor cantidad de acarreos anotadores por un jugador en los primeros 100 partidos en su carrera en la era del Super Bowl.

Los jugadores con las mayores cantidades de acarreos anotadores en los primeros 100 partidos de su carrera en la era del Super Bowl:

JUGADOR	EQUIPO (S)	ACARREOS ANOTADORES
Emmitt Smith^HOF	Dallas	103
LaDainian Tomlinson^HOF	San Diego Chargers	102
Shaun Alexander	Seattle	91
Adrian Peterson	Minnesota	86
Eric Dickerson^HOF	L.A. Rams, Indianapolis	80
Priest Holmes	Kansas City	76
*Derrick Henry*	*Tennessee*	75*
*En 97 partidos en su carrera

La semana pasada, el mariscal de campo de Philadelphia, JALEN HURTS, totalizó 157 yardas por tierra, la cuarta mayor cantidad de yardas por tierra por un mariscal de campo en un partido de temporada regular en la historia de la NFL. Lidera a todos los mariscales de campo esta temporada con ocho acarreos anotadores, y se ubica tercero con 561 yardas por tierra.

Hurts, que lideró a todos los mariscales de campo con 10 acarreos anotadores en 2021, necesita dos acarreos anotadores el domingo para unirse a CAM NEWTON como los únicos mariscales de campo en la historia con al menos 10 acarreos anotadores en múltiples temporadas. Puede convertirse en el primer mariscal de campo en la historia en alcanzar tal hazaña en temporadas consecutivas.

Hurts ya tiene la mayor cantidad de partidos con al menos dos acarreos anotadores por un mariscal de campo en sus primeras tres temporadas (siete).

Como equipo, Eagles lidera la liga con 21 acarreos anotadores esta temporada, encabezados por Hurts y el corredor MILES SANDERS, cada uno con ocho. Con dos acarreos anotadores el domingo, Philadelphia empatará a BUFFALO BILLS de 2016 (23 acarreos anotadores) y a KANSAS CITY CHIEFS de 2004 (23) para la tercera mayor cantidad de acarreos anotadores por un equipo en sus primeros 12 partidos de una temporada desde 2000.

Los equipos con las mayores cantidades de acarreos anotadores en sus primeros 12 partidos de una temporada desde 2000:

EQUIPO	TEMPORADA	ACARREOS ANOTADORES
San Diego Chargers	2006	26
Seattle Seahawks	2005	24
Buffalo Bills	2016	23
Kansas City Chiefs	2004	23

*Philadelphia Eagles*	*2022*	21*
*En sus primeros 11 partidos

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LAS ESTRELLAS SE ENCUENTRAN EN LAS VEGAS. LOS ANGELES CHARGERS (6-5) viaja al Allegiant Stadium para enfrentar a LAS VEGAS RAIDERS (4-7) en un encuentro entre oponentes de la AFC Oeste. Cada club tiene a un receptor que puede hacer historia en el duelo.

Desde la semana 13 de la temporada de 2021, el receptor de Los Angeles Chargers MIKE WILLIAMS ha superado las 100 yardas recibiendo en cada uno de sus últimos cinco partidos de visitante. Con 100 yardas recibiendo en Las Vegas el domingo, Williams se convertirá en el cuarto jugador diferente que marca al menos 100 yardas recibiendo en seis partidos consecutivos de visitante en la era del Super Bowl, uniéndose a los miembros del Salón de la Fama MICHAEL IRVIN (1995), CALVIN JOHNSON (2012-13) y JERRY RICE (1990 y 1995-96).

Los jugadores con al menos 100 yardas recibiendo en la mayor cantidad de partidos consecutivos de visitante en la era del Super Bowl:

JUGADOR	EQUIPO	TEMPORADA(S)	PARTIDOS CONSECUTIVOS DE VISITANTE
Michael Irvin^HOF	Dallas	1995	6
Calvin Johnson^HOF	Detroit	2012-13	6
Jerry Rice^HOF	San Francisco	1995-96	6
Jerry Rice^HOF	San Francisco	1990	6

*Mike Williams*	*L.A. Chargers*	*2021-22*	5*
*Racha activa

El receptor de Las Vegas DAVANTE ADAMS se ubica segundo en la liga con 10 recepciones anotadoras y cuarto con 999 yardas recibiendo esta temporada, en su primer año como un jugador de los Raiders. Adams totalizó 507 yardas recibiendo (126.8 por partido) y cinco recepciones anotadoras en cuatro partidos contra la AFC Oeste esta temporada, y ha superado las 100 yardas recibiendo en cada duelo.

Con 100 yardas recibiendo contra los Chargers, Adams se sumará a GARY CLARK (1987) y al miembro del Salón de la Fama MICHAEL IRVIN (1995) como los únicos jugadores en la historia con al menos 100 yardas recibiendo en cada uno de sus primeros cinco partidos de división de una temporada.

El corredor de Chargers AUSTIN EKELER es el único jugador en la liga con al menos cinco acarreos anotadores (siete) y cinco recepciones anotadoras (cinco) esta temporada, mientras que el corredor de Raiders,JOSH JACOBS lidera la NFL con picos de carrera en yardas desde la línea de golpeo (1,484) y yardas por tierra (1,159).

Con una recepción anotadora el domingo, Ekeler –que empató el liderazgo de la liga con 20 anotaciones (12 acarreando, ocho recibiendo) en 2021– se convertirá en el cuarto jugador en la historia con al menos seis acarreos anotadores y seis recepciones anotadoras en temporadas consecutivas.

Los jugadores con al menos seis acarreos anotadores y seis recepciones anotadoras en temporadas consecutivas en la historia de la NFL:

JUGADOR	EQUIPO	TEMPORADAS
Billy Cannon	Houston Oilers	1961-62
Marshall Faulk^HOF	St. Louis Rams	2000-01
Chuck Foreman	Minnesota	1974-75

*Austin Ekeler*	*L.A. Chargers*	2021-22*
*Tiene siete acarreos anotadores y cinco recepciones anotadoras en 2022

La semana pasada, Jacobs registró una marca de franquicia en un solo partido con 303 yardas desde la línea de golpeo (229 acarreando, 74 recibiendo) y dos acarreos anotadores, convirtiéndose en el sexto jugador en la historia de la NFL con al menos 300 yardas desde la línea de golpeo y múltiples anotaciones desde la línea de golpeo en un mismo partido.

Con 197 yardas desde la línea de golpeo el domingo, Jacobs puede convertirse en el tercer jugador diferente en la historia que marca al menos 500 yardas desde la línea de golpeo en un lapso de dos partidos, uniéndose a los miembros del Salón de la Fama OLLIE MATSON y WALTER PAYTON.

Los jugadores con las mayores cantidades de yardas desde la línea de golpeo en un lapso de dos partidos en la historia de la NFL:

JUGADOR	EQUIPO	TEMPORADA, SEMANAS	YARDAS DESDE LA LÍNEA DE GOLPEO
Walter Payton^HOF	Chicago Bears	1977, semanas 10-11	525
Ollie Matson^HOF	Chicago Cardinals	1954, semanas 9-10	503
Walter Payton^HOF	Chicago Bears	1977, semanas 9-10	502
Josh Gordon	Cleveland	2013, semanas 12-13	498
Jim Brown^HOF	Cleveland	1963, semanas 1-2	494

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TERRY, EL TEMERARIO. WASHINGTON COMMANDERS (7-5) ingresa a la semana 13 habiendo ganado tres partidos consecutivos y seis de sus últimos siete. El receptor de cuarto año TERRY MCLAURIN lidera al equipo con 54 recepciones y 840 yardas recibiendo, y promedió 78.9 yardas recibiendo por partido a lo largo de los pasados seis partidos.

Con 60 yardas recibiendo en los New York Giants (7-4) el domingo (1:00 PM, hora de New York, FOX), McLaurin se convertirá en el sexto jugador en la historia de la NFL con al menos 50 recepciones y 900 yardas recibiendo en cada una de sus primeras cuatro temporadas.

Los jugadores con al menos 50 recepciones y 900 yardas recibiendo en las mayores cantidades de temporadas consecutivas al arrancar una carrera en la historia de la NFL:

JUGADOR	EQUIPO	TEMPORADAS
Mike Evans	Tampa Bay	8* (2014-21)
A.J. Green	Cincinnati	7 (2011-17)
Randy Moss^HOF	Minnesota	6 (1998-2003)
Joey Galloway	Seattle	4 (1995-98)
Michael Thomas	New Orleans	4 (2016-19)

*Terry McLaurin*	*Washington*	**3 (2019-21)***
*Racha activa

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FIESTA DE CAPTURAS DE PARSONS. El apoyador de Dallas MICAH PARSONS registró dos capturas en el triunfo de Dallas en Acción de Gracias, su sexto partido con al menos dos capturas esta temporada, la mayor cantidad en la liga. Con dos capturas contra Indianapolis en el clásico de domingo en la noche Sunday Night Football (8:20 PM, hora de New York, NBC), Parsons se convertirá en el primer jugador que marca al menos dos capturas en siete de los primeros 12 partidos de su equipo en una temporada desde 1982, cuando la captura individual se convirtió en estadística oficial.

Los jugadores con las mayores cantidades de partidos con al menos dos capturas en los primeros 12 partidos de su equipo en una temporada desde 1982:

JUGADOR	EQUIPO	TEMPORADA	JUEGOS CON DOS O MÁS CAPTURAS
Aaron Donald	L.A. Rams	2018	6
*Micah Parsons*	*Dallas*	*2022*	6*
Bruce Smith^HOF	Buffalo	1990	6
Reggie White^HOF	Philadelphia	1987	6
*En 11 partidos

Parsons tuvo tres partidos con al menos dos capturas como novato la temporada pasada, y puede también convertirse en el primer jugador desde 1982 con al menos dos capturas en 10 partidos en sus primeras dos temporadas.

Los jugadores con las mayores cantidades de partidos con al menos dos capturas en sus primeras dos temporadas desde 1982:

JUGADOR	EQUIPO	JUEGOS CON DOS O MÁS CAPTURAS
*Micah Parsons*	*Dallas*	9*
Aldon Smith	San Francisco	9
Shawne Merriman	San Diego Chargers	8
Reggie White^HOF	Philadelphia	8
*En su segunda temporada

Después de haber encabezando a todos los novatos con 13 capturas en 2021, las 12 capturas de Parsons esta temporada lo ubica segundo en la NFL. Con una captura el domingo, puede convertirse en el tercer jugador desde 1982 con al menos 13 capturas en cada una de sus primeras dos temporadas, uniéndose a ALDON SMITH y al miembro del Salón de la Fama REGGIE WHITE.

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ALGO DEBEN MOSTRAR. Desde la octava semana, MIAMI DOLPHINS (8-3) y SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS (7-4) están invictos. Dolphins tiene la segunda ofensiva anotadora de la liga durante ese lapso (33.8 puntos por juego) y ha anotado al menos 30 puntos en cada uno de sus cuatro partidos. 49ers tiene la defensiva con menos puntos permitidos (10.0 por partido) desde la semana 8 y ha permitido 16 puntos o menos en cada uno de sus cuatro partidos.

Cuando los dos clubes se enfrenten en San Francisco el domingo (4:05 PM, hora de New York, FOX), marcará el cuarto encuentro en la historia de la liga entre un equipo que anotó al menos 30 puntos en sus últimos cuatro partidos y un equipo que permitió 16 o menos puntos en sus últimos cuatro juegos.

FECHA	EQUIPO QUE ANOTA 30 O MÁS PUNTOS EN 4 PARTIDOS SEGUIDOS	EQUIPO QUE PERMITE 16 PUNTOS O MENOS EN 4 PARTIDOS SEGUIDOS	RESULTADO
*4 de diciembre de 2022*	*Miami Dolphins*	*San Francisco 49ers*	*???*
10 de noviembre de 2013	San Francisco 49ers	Carolina Panthers	CAR 10, SF 9
21 de octubre de 1973	Los Angeles Rams	Green Bay Packers	LA 24, GB 7
2 de noviembre de 1941	Chicago Bears	Green Bay Packers	GB 16, CHI 14

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Nota: HOF es miembro del Salón de la fama.

NFL PLAYERS SHOWCASE THEIR PASSION FOR CAUSES BEYOND THE GAME IN SEVENTH SEASON OF MY CAUSE MY CLEATS

NEW YORK, NY (December 1, 2022) – This week, NFL players, coaches, and staff across the league will wear custom-painted cleats highlighting different non-profit organizations and causes that mean the most to them. For the seventh consecutive season, the My Cause My Cleats initiative will bring awareness to important, player-picked causes through the screens of millions across the globe. My Cause My Cleats games begin today, and NFL clubs and players will continue to unveil their cause-inspired cleats throughout the week.

Launched in 2016, the My Cause My Cleats initiative brings off-field causes, on-field throughout Week 13. Year after year, the player-led campaign fuels crucial conversations and puts these causes at the forefront. The causes players have chosen to support this year include topics such as preventing gun violence, tackling social justice, prioritizing mental health, raising awareness for individuals with disabilities and disability research, youth & education, military support, cancer & other diseases, animal welfare and more. This year, more than 30% of players have chosen to support various forms of cancer and other physical health related causes, while nearly 20% have selected topics related to youth and education.

Players combine forces with artists and cleat manufacturers each year to create these custom-designed cleats that showcase their causes in a way that resonates personally to the player, their fans and the cause. NFL teams without a home game during Week 13 may also activate during Week 14 or 15. You can see all of the causes players are representing here.

“It’s very special every year to see the causes that matter most to our players take center stage during My Cause My Cleats week,” said NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell. “Our players support these causes and individuals year-round and we at the league are grateful for their continued commitment to this important initiative.”

The NFL kicked off this year’s My Cause My Cleats campaign during the John Madden Thanksgiving Celebration NFL games with promotional efforts including a marketing spot that calls out the many causes that NFL players have chosen to support. The 90-second spot features DEVIN MCCOURTY of the New England Patriots, CHRIS GODWIN of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, JARVIS LANDRY of the New Orleans Saints, and RASHAN GARY of the Green Bay Packers. Additional television spots will run through Week 13 with features from New England Patriots cornerback, JONATHAN JONES, and Green Bay Packers linebacker RASHAN GARY. Jonathan Jones will call attention to the gender disparities within STEM and sports with the help of the Play Like A Girl organization and his daughter, Skylar. In another spot, Rashan Gary teams up with Made By Dyslexia to address the inequalities that kids with dyslexia face daily. These spots all strive to provide more insight into the personal connections behind the various causes that these players are choosing support through My Cause My Cleats.

NFL Network will air features highlighting the charitable efforts of various players and their chosen causes. These features will kick off tonight with a Thursday Night Football first look at Dolphins quarterback TEDDY BRIDGEWATER and Texans linebacker CHRISTIAN KIRKSEY bringing to light health care disparities and how they impact Black women by supporting Black Women’s Health Imperative. Steelers lineman KEVIN DOTSON will talk about programs to integrate the creation of fine arts with educational programs. Packers linebacker JUSTIN HOLLINS will speak on his work with the Thirst Project, while Washington Commanders tight end JOHN BATES tells the story of how being born with a cleft pallet led to him working to help other children. NFL Network's coverage of My Cause My Cleats will conclude with Steelers running back NAJEE HARRIS using his personal experience growing up to assist underserved families reach their potential and goals.

New this season, fans are encouraged to build and share their own customized digital cleat showcasing their favorite team and charity of choice. Four fans who create a customized cleat will be selected to win a real version of the cleats they created.

The NFL recently partnered with pioneering shoe customizer Dominic Ciambrone, aka ‘The Shoe Surgeon,’ to empower the local community and youth through fashion and football. Recognized for his bespoke one-of-a-kind creations, Ciambrone has continuously transformed the high-end fashion customization and sports landscape by offering his made-to-order services for top football athletes such as Odell Beckham Jr and Jalen Ramsey.

As a part of this collaboration, Ciambrone creative directs a special My Cause My Cleats activation, where he has hand selected four SRGN Academy alumni sneaker customizers and paired them with NFL players. Past students of the academy had the opportunity to customize one-of-one cleats, creatively displaying and bringing awareness to the non-profit organization of the athlete’s choosing. Players for this special My Cause My Cleats initiative include JUSTIN JEFFERSON of the Minnesota Vikings, DERRICK HENRY of the Tennessee Titans, MICAH PARSONS of the Dallas Cowboys, and JALEN RAMSEY of the Los Angeles Rams.

The local designers and player pairings can be found below:

Ben Johnson (@sneakermechanic) for JUSTIN JEFFERSON of the Minnesota Vikings
Jacob Marquart (@jakemakesart) for JALEN RAMSEY of the Los Angeles Rams
Kendall Roque (@kr0que) for DERRICK HENRY of the Tennessee Titans
Ryan Fisk (@fiskcustoms) for MICAH PARSONS of the Dallas Cowboys

Visa – the official payments services technology partner of the NFL– is working with NFL Auction to help elevate this year’s donation process by providing football fans with a solution to make donations to select player’s causes, regardless of if they chose to bid on the player’s cleats or not. This is the first time fans will have the opportunity to donate to player causes through NFL Auction without bidding on cleats. Through this enhanced partnership, Visa and the NFL are expanding the options for fans to engage with, and impact player-led causes.

Following Week 13 games, hundreds of players will donate their cleats by auctioning them on NFL Auction. The NFL does not profit from the sale of these cleats and the funds raised will be donated to the charities they select. Fans may bid on these cleats at NFL.com/Auction starting today. To learn more about each player's cause visit NFL.com/mycausemycleats.

National Football League Continues Metaverse Exploration with Persistent Fortnite Experience: NFL Zone

Metaverse activation presented by Visa to grow NFL fandom with virtual tailgate, stadium experience, team-inspired maps, and more

First team-inspired map will spotlight the San Francisco 49ers

NEW YORK – December 1, 2022 – The National Football League (NFL) announced today the launch of NFL Zone, a multifaceted, dynamic metaverse experience built in Fortnite Creative. Presented by Visa, the NFL's Official Payment Services Technology Partner, NFL Zone is designed to engage existing fans while increasing fan discoverability through an NFL-inspired social hub for Fortnite players and NFL football fans alike. Through NFL Zone, the NFL will deepen its commitment to creating interactive fan experiences in the metaverse.

Within NFL Zone, fans will find "The Hub" which offers a comprehensive fan experience including a virtual tailgate, Visa-sponsored stadium and mini game, and portals to maps inspired by individual NFL teams that will host "seek and sack," a modified version of the popular "search and destroy" teamplay. Visa's mini game "Blitz the Bag" features a "tag"-style gameplay where players sprint to pick up the bag first and try to bring it to one of the NFL stores located in the stadium without dropping it. The first team-inspired map will spotlight the San Francisco 49ers beginning today followed by other NFL team-inspired maps featuring the Pittsburgh Steelers, New York Giants, and more in subsequent months.

"Fortnite has become one of the go-to destinations for audiences seeking immersive, social experiences, and we see a massive opportunity to bring NFL football to a new generation of fans with NFL Zone," said Ed Kiang, VP of Video Gaming at the NFL. "Through developing a robust catalog of content with top gaming personalities and pairing it with a persistent presence in the metaverse, we'll be able to grow generational fandom off the field and enhance the connection audiences have with NFL football."

More than just a game, NFL Zone will partner with leading content creators in sports and gaming to drive awareness across social media platforms such as Instagram, TikTok, Twitch, and YouTube. NFL players will also join forces with these creators to promote and share their excitement for NFL Zone.

"As a long-time sponsor of the NFL, Visa has engaged with fans in real life through payment experiences in stadiums nationwide," said Mary Ann Reilly, CMO North America, Visa. "We're excited to be a part of this virtual activation, where we can meet gamers and NFL fans where they are, while expanding our exploration into the metaverse."

Leaning into decades of NFL rivalries, an NFC vs. AFC competition is built into the team-inspired maps. Participating content creators will have their wins tracked on a giant scoreboard in NFL Zone, with the division earning the most total points crowned champion after a final AFC vs. NFC playoff. Participants will also have an opportunity to compete alongside their favorite content creators, who will be assigned divisions to keep the competitive spirit alive.

"NFL Zone is a great example of the amazing experiences created and published to millions of players in Fortnite every day," said Matthew Henick, VP, Metaverse Development for Epic Games. "The NFL has used Fortnite's openly available Creative toolset to build a persistent, social and immersive experience that we can't wait to see evolve over the course of this NFL season and beyond."

NFL Zone was brought to life in partnership with SuperAwesome, whose technology provides the tools for safe digital engagement. Fans can access NFL Zone: The Hub globally by entering 3402-0256-6913 in the Island Code menu. To access the 49ers team-inspired map, fans can enter 6133-5764-5986 in the Island Code menu.

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NFC Players of the Month - November

VIKINGS WR JUSTIN JEFFERSON, 49ERS DL NICK BOSA & COMMANDERSK JOEY SLYE NAMED NFC PLAYERS OF THE MONTH FOR NOVEMBER

Wide receiver JUSTIN JEFFERSON of the Minnesota Vikings, defensive lineman NICK BOSA of the San Francisco 49ers and kicker JOEY SLYE of the Washington Commanders are the NFC Offensive, Defensive and Special Teams Players of the Month for the month of November.

OFFENSE: WR JUSTIN JEFFERSON, MINNESOTA VIKINGS

Jefferson recorded 29 catches, 480 receiving yards and three touchdown receptions in four games during the month of November, averaging 120 receiving yards per game from Weeks 9-12, the highest mark in the NFC. He was also the only NFC player to record at least 100 receiving yards in three games during the month
This is the second Offensive Player of the Month award for Jefferson, also winning in November, 2021. He joins quarterback Daunte Culpepper and running back Adrian Peterson as the only Vikings to ever earn the honor twice.
He remains the only player ever from LSU to win an Offensive Player of the Month award. With Tampa Bay linebacker Devin White earning NFC Defensive Player of the Month honors in September, this is the first season in which two former LSU players are named a Player of the Month in the same season.

DEFENSE: DL NICK BOSA, SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS

Bosa totaled 10 tackles, five tackles for loss and three sacks in November and was part of a 49ers defense that held their opponent to 16 or fewer points in each of their three games during the month. He is one of two NFC players to record a sack in each game from Weeks 10-12.
This is the second Defensive Player of the Month award for Bosa, also winning as a rookie in October, 2019. He becomes the second 49er ever to earn multiple Defensive Player of the Month honors, joining Pro Football Hall of Famer Charles Haley.
Bosa becomes the first-ever player from Ohio State to win two Player of the Month awards. At least one former Buckeye has been named Player of the Month in each of the past four seasons.

SPECIAL TEAMS: P JOEY SLYE, WASHINGTON COMMANDERS

Slye converted all 10 of his field goal attempts from Weeks 9-12, including six from at least 40 yards and two from at least 50. He also connected on seven of eight point after attempts and totaled 37 points during the month, the most among all NFC kickers.
This is the first-career Special Teams Player of the Month award for Slye and he becomes the second-ever Washington kicker to earn the honor, joining Dustin Hopkins (September, 2016).
He is the second former Virginia Tech kicker to be named Special Teams Player of the Month, joining Shayne Graham (October, 2014).

2022 NFC PLAYERS OF THE MONTH

	Offense	Defense	Special Teams
September	QB Jalen Hurts, Philadelphia	LB Devin White, Tampa Bay	P Mitch Wishnowsky, San Francisco
October	QB Geno Smith, Seattle	LB Za’Darius Smith, Minnesota	P Tress Way, Washington
November	WR Justin Jefferson, Minnesota	DL Nick Bosa, San Francisco	K Joey Slye, Washington

AFC Players of the Month - November

CHIEFS QB PATRICK MAHOMES, CHARGERS S DERWIN JAMES &BILLS K TYLER BASS NAMED AFC PLAYERS OF THE MONTH FOR NOVEMBER

Quarterback PATRICK MAHOMES of the Kansas City Chiefs, safety DERWIN JAMES of the Los Angeles Chargers and kicker TYLER BASS of the Buffalo Bills are the AFC Offensive, Defensive and Special Teams Players of the Month for the month of November.

OFFENSE: QB PATRICK MAHOMES, KANSAS CITY CHIEFS

Mahomes led the NFL in completions (116), passing yards (1,426) and touchdown passes (nine) from Weeks 9-12, helping the Chiefs go 4-0. He also added 161 rushing yards and a touchdown.
Mahomes, who passed for over 300 yards in each game this month, has 38 games with at least 300 passing yards in his first six seasons and surpassed 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.
This is the fifth Offensive Player of the Month award for Mahomes, tied with Drew Brees (five) for the fourth-most by a quarterback since 2000. Only Tom Brady (11), Aaron Rodgers (10) and Pro Football Hall of Famer Peyton Manning (eight) have more in that timeframe.

2018: September
2019: September
2020: November
2021: December
2022: November

Mahomes is the only player to earn a Player of the Month award in each of the past five seasons and his five Player of the Month awards are the most in franchise history.

DEFENSE: S DERWIN JAMES, LOS ANGELES CHARGERS

James led all defensive backs with 37 tackles and added two sacks, two forced fumbles and one interception during November. He was the only player to record at least 30 tackles, two forced fumbles and one interception during the month.
This is the first Defensive Player of the Month award for James and he is the first Chargers player to win the award since cornerback Casey Heyward (December, 2009).
James is the third former Florida State defensive back to earn the award, joining Antonio Cromartie (December, 2007) and Pro Football Hall of Famer Deion Sanders (November, 1993).

SPECIAL TEAMS: K TYLER BASS, BUFFALO BILLS

Bass totaled a league-best 44 points, including a league-high 12 made field goals, over the last month. He was the only kicker to connect on six fields of at least 40 yards, including going five for five on 40-yard attempts.
This is the second Special Teams Player of the Month award for Bass (October, 2021) and joins Brian Moorman (three-time winner) and Steve Christie (two-time) as the only Bills players to win the award multiple times.
He is the third player to earn the honor from Georgia Southern (Rob Bironas and Younghoe Koo) and the only two-time winner.

2022 AFC PLAYERS OF THE MONTH

Offense

Defense

Special Teams

September

October

November

QB Lamar Jackson, Baltimore

RB Derrick Henry, Tennessee

QB Patrick Mahomes, Kansas City

LB Melvin Ingram, Miami

DL Quinnen Williams, N.Y. Jets

S Derwin James, L.A. Chargers

P Tommy Townsend, Kansas City

P Ryan Stonehouse, Tennessee

K Tyler Bass, Buffalo

NFL Rookies of the Month - November

PACKERS WR CHRISTIAN WATSON & LIONS DL AIDAN HUTCHINSONNAMED NFL ROOKIES OF THE MONTH FOR NOVEMBER

Wide receiver CHRISTIAN WATSON of the Green Bay Packers and defensive lineman AIDAN HUTCHINSON of the Detroit Lions are the NFL Offensive and Defensive Rookies of the Month for the month of November.

OFFENSE: WR CHRISTIAN WATSON, GREEN BAY PACKERS

Watson totaled 14 receptions for 289 yards and six touchdowns, in the month of November, the most touchdown receptions among all players this month.
Watson is the third Green Bay rookie to win Offensive Rookie of the Month honors, joining running backs Samkon Gado (November, 2005) and Eddie Lacy (October, 2013).
He becomes the second former North Dakota State player to win a Rookie of the Month award, joining Carson Wentz (September, 2016).

DEFENSE: DL AIDAN HUTCHINSON, DETROIT LIONS

Hutchinson totaled 13 tackles, two interceptions, one sack and one fumble recovery during November. He was the only player in the league with multiple interceptions and a sack during the month.
He is the third Detroit rookie to earn Defensive Rookie of the Month honors, joining safety Louis Delmas (September, 2009) and defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh (October, 2010).
Hutchinson is the third Michigan Wolverine to win a Defensive Rookie of the Month award, joining David Harris (November, 2007) and Pro Football Hall of Famer Charles Woodson (December, 1998).

2022 NFL ROOKIES OF THE MONTH

Offense (College)

Defense (College)

September

WR Chris Olave, New Orleans (Ohio State)

LB Devin Lloyd, Jacksonville (Utah)

October

November

RB Kenneth Walker, Seattle (Michigan State)

WR Christian Watson, Green Bay (North Dakota State)

CB Tariq Woolen, Seattle (Texas-San Antonio)

DL Aidan Hutchinson, Detroit (Michigan)

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