Seattle's blowout of the Washington Commanders on Sunday night was a clinic by Darnold and also featured a swarming, attacking defense that ranks fifth in the league in scoring (18.8 points allowed per game) and is tied for third in sacks (27).

While keeping a positive game script, the Bills out-physicaled the Chiefs and won the line of scrimmage. Running back James Cook went over 100 yards, and establishing that helped Bills quarterback Josh Allen gash the Chiefs defense on another of its weak points this season: play action.

NFL Week 10 power rankings shaken up with Denver Broncos and New England Patriots each winning their sixth straight game. Which team should be No. 1?

Given the Sunday carnage, it’s a good thing they were playing the Saints. The next three weeks, though (at San Francisco, vs. the Seahawks, vs. the Bucs) will show whether they deserve to be the fourth team to hold the top spot this year.

One week after some stunning developments, like the Bo Nix-led Denver Broncos routing the Dallas Cowboys and the Baltimore Ravens blowing out the Chicago Bears despite missing Lamar Jackson, we've got another slate full of intriguing action in Week 9.

The NFL's playoff picture entering Week 10 is worth a lot more. Teams like the Indianapolis Colts and New England Patriots are no longer surprises – they are for real. On the flip side, teams like the Kansas City Chiefs, Baltimore Ravens and Washington Commanders continue to struggle.

The NFL announced its ruling on Jets guard John Simpson's hit on Bengals defensive end Trey Hendrickson. Here's the full list of Week 8 fines.

With Week 9 essentially in the rearview mirror, however, what does Week 10 have in store for us? Well, there aren't as many road favorites in this slate as it's just the Baltimore Ravens, Buffalo Bills,