Author: Nate Davis, USA TODAY

It’s the NFL’s worst division, but Cowboys, Eagles, Giants and Washington couldn’t be much more tightly packed heading down the stretch.

Taysom Hill made his first QB start to great fanfare. Joe Burrow said “see ya” to his rookie year after an injury. And Week 11 had even more twists.

Aaron Rodgers and Philip Rivers will meet Sunday in a matchup of interconference first-place teams as the Colts and Packers face off.

The NFL might have had its game of the year on Sunday, but the notable losses extended so much further beyond one thrilling finish.

Decisive victory vaults Las Vegas back into Top 10 with Tennessee on verge of falling out. Seattle again NFC’s top club.

The Jets seemingly are ready to move on from Le’Veon Bell, but finding a taker for the running back might not be so easy.

Tampa Bay and Buffalo keep on winning, but no one in top five of our power poll lost in Week 4, either.

Quarterbacks young and old made their mark across the NFL on Sunday, and several teams continued to post some eye-popping point totals.

After the Chiefs snapped the Ravens’ 14-game regular-season winning streak, there were plenty of changes at the top in this week’s power rankings.