Here’s a sentence that hasn’t been uttered much over the past several decades: The Detroit Lions are the clear-cut top team in the NFC. After a 24-14 win at Lambeau Field, which has been a house of horrors for the Lions over the past 30 years the Packers are now 25-6 at Lambeau Field against the Lions since 1994. Jared Goff was, once again, very efficient going 18-for-22 for 166 yards and a touchdown in some soggy and windy conditions in Green Bay. The Lions rolled up 124 rushing yards as they improved to 7-1 on the season and in position for the first-round bye in the NFC.
DeMarcus Robinson beats the Seahawks in overtime with this ridiculous one-handed grab
There are no and-1s in Football, but there could have ben a flag thrown on this play. Regardless, this DIME from Matthew Stafford gets the Rams to 4-4, just a half game back of the division-leading Arizona Cardinals.
Lions close out Packers with 24-14 win
Kamren Kinchens has been the Seahawks’ worst nightmare today
After his 103-yard pick-6, Kinchens halts a Seattle drive in the red zone once again.
Packers cut into Lions lead late
Green Bay still has some life, but they’re got lots of work to do — Emanuel Wilson cut the lead in half with this touchdown before Jordan Love connected with Christian Watson for the two-point conversion to make it a 10-point game with under four minutes to go.
Final: Cardinals 29, Bears 9
The Cardinals cruised to a dominant 20-point win over the Bears, who had another brutal defensive blunder after last week’s Hail Mary fail.
Click the photo to read more about the Bears’ loss to the Cardinals. (Christian Petersen/Getty Images)
Geno Smith pick-6!
That’s a brutal throw by Geno Smith, and Kamren Kinchens just ran it back 103 yards for a touchdown. The Rams are suddenly up 20-13.
DeVonta Smith!
What a grab by DeVonta Smith!! That’s a ridiculous one-handed catch for another Eagles touchdown.
Well, that’s one way to stop an onside kick.
A.J. Brown is officially out for the Eagles, but they’re hanging on for now in the fourth quarter in Philadelphia.
Rams score to open second half
After completely falling apart at the end of the first half, Matthew Stafford and the Rams opened the third quarter with a long 11-play touchdown drive.
The Seahawks lead 13-10 now.
Jaguars score again!
Well that flipped fast in Philadelphia. Saquon Barkley just fumbled on the Eagles’ first play of the drive, and Walker ran it back 35 yards for a touchdown. Suddenly, the Jaguars are within a single score.
Jaguars find the end zone
The Jaguars are finally on the board in Philly. Trevor Lawrence just ran it in for a touchdown, and then he hit Thomas to convert the 2-point conversion. The Eagles’ lead is 22-8 now.
Lions pushing their lead
Jahmyr Gibbs just found the end zone on fourth down, and the Lions are running away with this thing in Green Bay.
Jalen Hurts runs it in
Jalen Hurts just extended the Eagles’ lead after a long touchdown run of his own.
Seahawks score after Nacua’s ejection
The Seahawks took full advantage of an awful end to the half by the Rams. Geno just found Smith-Njigba for their second touchdown in the final minute of the half, and suddenly the Seahawks are up 13-3.
Puka Nacua ejected for throwing a punch
Rams wide receiver Puka Nacua was just ejected right before halftime in Seattle. After a Matthew Stafford interception, Nacua threw a punch.
Seahawks finally find the end zone
Finally, we’ve got a touchdown in Seattle. Geno Smith just hit Tyler Lockett to put the Seahawks up before halftime.
The Seahawks just intercepted Matthew Stafford, too.
Jordan Love with a terrible pick-6 to Kirby Joseph
This one could be caused by Love’s inability to move like he wants because of the groin injury, but just an incredibly poor decision, and Kirby Joseph’s league-leading sixth interception on the season is a Lions’ touchdown, and Detroit now leads 17-3.
The Cardinals are in control against the Bears
Arizona has been quietly hanging around .500, and can get to 5-4 with a win over Chicago and stay connected in the NFC playoff picture. They look like they’re on their way now after Emari DeMercado’s 53-yard touchdown to put the Cardinals up 21-9 at the end of the first half.
Saquon Barkley, AGAIN!
A 3rd and 17 draw play is often a safety call to get in better position for a field goal or punt. But apparently Saquon Barkley isn’t too into punts, or what would have been a field goal try in this case. He’s got another game with multiple scores today against Jacksonville, and Philadelphia is out to a three-score lead heading toward halftime.
