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Schedule

Sunday
Patriots 23, Bills 3 (Recap)
Jets 38, Chiefs 31 (Recap)
Jaguars 30, Colts 10 (Recap)
Titans 24, Texans 13 (Recap)
49ers 15, Bears, 14 (Recap)  
Vikings 14, Falcons 9 (Recap)
Dolphins 35, Broncos 9 (Recap)
Ravens 44, Lions 20 (Recap)
Packers 26, Buccaneers 20 (Recap)
Chargers 19, Browns 10 (Recap)
Saints 31, Panthers 21 (Recap)
Rams 32, Cardinals 16 (Recap)
Raiders 24, Giants 17 (Recap)
Eagles at Seahawks, 8:30 p.m. on NBC (GameTracker)

Catch of the weekend? 

As the Giants tried to catch up with the Raiders late, Evan Engram made a phenomenal one-handed catch for the first down. Maybe he learned that one from Odell Beckham? In the end, New York still came up short on the scoreboard but this was a highlight worth appreciating.

Allow Josh Gordon to reintroduce himself

Remember Browns receiver Josh Gordon? He's finally back in the lineup and wasting no time in coming up with big-time highlights.

The Browns made Gordon a key part of their offense on Sunday, looking in his direction more than 10 times. He made four catches but got the most out of every touch. 

Mack Attack

I'm sure Geno Smith is glad to be back under center and starting NFL games, but he probably wishes Khalil Mack wasn't awaiting him on the other side of the ball. The Raiders defensive end pulled off this incredible strip sack on Smith as the Giants were threatening in the red zone. That will end a drive real quick. 

Mark Ingram back on his grind

The Saints and Panthers are going head-to-head in one of the most anticipated games of the week. Mark Ingram has had one heck of a season for New Orleans and he is doing some damage again this Sunday. The halfback went 72 yards on this great run...

...and then capped it off by pounding it for six.

Beast Mode on the loose

The Raiders can slide into first place in the division with a win today, and Marshawn Lynch is doing his best to help the cause.

Henry Hustle

All the Titans needed to seal their victory against the Texans was a first down, but Derrick Henry took the liberty of ripping off a 75-yard touchdown run on third down just for good measure. That likely inflicted some serious gambling & fantasy damage in the process.

Chiefs lose despite big showing from Smith

Alex Smith's big day couldn't halt the Chiefs' skid. The quarterback tossed for 366 yards and four touchdowns (and ran for 70 more yards on the ground) but the Jets came away with a 38-31 win, further damaging Kansas City's playoff hopes. After starting the season 5-0, the Chiefs now sit at 6-6. Yikes.

At least they have highlights like this?

Ups and downs for Gronk's homecoming

Rob Gronkowski is back in his hometown of Buffalo and he's putting on a show against the Bills. The quickest way to ruin a defender's day is to force him to cover Gronk one-on-one. Poor Tre'Davious White did all he could here. 

But White managed to pick off Brady late in the game and Gronk, who appeared to be held on the play, was not pleased there was no flag thrown. Then this happened ...

Somehow, the Patriots tight end wasn't ejected for that loss of composure. On top of that, the Bills ended up losing yardage after all the penalties were sorted out.

WHEELS!

If you predicted a 70-yard rush from Alex Smith today, you may now collect your winnings.

And Smith is still doing it with the arm as well.

You're going the wron-- never mind! 

Bears rookie Tarik Cohen had a 61-yard punt return touchdown in the second quarter against the 49ers, and it was one of those classic plays that likely had Chicago fans yelling "No! No! No!" immediately followed by "Yes! Yes! Yes!" at their television screens.

What a grab

Marqise Lee managed to make this sweet one-handed grab in traffic and hold on despite taking a big hit. Certainly one of the better catches you'll see this weekend.

Chiefs offense humming against Jets

Kansas City's offense had just one touchdown over the previous few weeks, leading to debate over whether Alex Smith should be benched in favor of rookie Patrick Mahomes. Smith is doing his best to quiet those rumblings during Sunday's contest against the Jets, finding Travis Kelce for two touchdowns in the opening five minutes of the game.

Bend, don't break

The Patriots' defense didn't have the pleasure of going up against Nathan Peterman in Buffalo, but Tyrod Taylor did his best to make up for it on the Bills' opening drive.

Fake punt!

The Jags are right in the thick of the AFC playoff hunt so they've got to capitalize on every opportunity that comes their way down the home stretch. Early during Sunday's contest against the Colts, Jacksonville saw an opportunity to catch Indy on their heels and they took advantage with a sweet fake punt pass.