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It was a week of upsets and uber-competitive games, beginning with a really fun slate of Thanksgiving games. A couple of upsets really turned the NFL playoff picture on its head, creating a few changes in ClutchPoints’ Week 14 NFL Power Rankings, including at the top.
Check out ClutchPoints’ Week 14 NFL Power Rankings to see where your team lands.
In a matchup between two NFC divisional leaders, the Chicago Bears came out on top in their Black Friday matchup, going on the road to defeat the Philadelphia Eagles, 24-15. With this win, the Bears jumped into the top spot of both the NFC playoff standings and the Week 14 NFL Power Rankings.
It was the game of two running backs, as D’Andre Swift and rookie Kyle Monangai both crossed the 100-yard mark in the win. Both players ran for a touchdown and earned 18-plus carries, lessening the load for Caleb Williams in the impressive win.
The New England Patriots will wrap up the Week 14 NFL slate with a Monday Night Football matchup against the New York Giants. Looking to extend their winning streak to 10 games, the Patriots are looking to extend their lead atop the AFC East.
Not much was asked of Sam Darnold and the Seattle Seahawks offense, as their defense pitched a shutout and harassed the Minnesota offense all game. Darnold only threw for 128 scoreless yards in the win, as the only offensive touchdown came via the legs of Zach Charbonnet.
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Jason Myers knocked through four field goals in the win, including two for 50-plus yards, and Ernest Jones IV picked off Max Brosmer and took it back 84 yards for a score.
Things were just never right for the Los Angeles Rams in Week 13, as their road loss to the Carolina Panthers drops them out of the top spot in the Week 14 NFL Power Rankings. Matthew Stafford was harassed into three turnovers and two sacks, as the Rams are no longer the best team in the NFC.
A high-scoring overtime game went Denver’s way in Week 14, as they closed out the Sunday slate with a 27-26 win over the Washington Commanders. It was a healthy showing by the passing attack that earned them their 10th win of the year, as Bo Nix threw for 321 yards on 45 attempts.
Nix threw his lone passing touchdown to Courtland Sutton, Evan Engram reinvigorated his connection with Nix by catching six passes for 79 yards, and RJ Harvey ran for two touchdowns and racked up 62 all-purpose yards in the win.
The Indianapolis Colts are now on a two-game losing streak, as they dropped their Week 13 matchup...
