NFL power rankings, Week 14: Lions win (not a typo)
Off a tough loss to the defending Super Bowl champion Bucs, the Colts headed south to Houston looking to wrap up a sweep of the Texans. It was another big afternoon for running back Jonathan Taylor, who finished with 32 carries for 143 yards and two scores. T
he Colts totaled 238 yards on the ground on 48 attempts and owned the ball for 41:35. Matt Eberflus’ defense got a big outing from Kenny Moore II and limited Houston to 141 total yards,
Off a rousing win over the Steelers, Zac Taylor’s club hosted the Chargers. The stunned Bengals were down, 24-0, in the second quarter and narrowes the gap to just two points midway through the third quarter. But Cincinnati was done scoring for the day.
Taylor’s team sacked Justin Herbert four times and forced three turnovers. But Joe Burrow was dropped six times. And a Joe Mixon fumble that was returned for a TD was a momentum killer.
Sean McVay’s club took a three-game losing streak into Sunday’s clash with the Jaguars. Veteran Matthew Stafford had thrown a pick-six in each of those setbacks. But there would be no turnovers by the team on Sunday as the Rams rolled up 418 total yards.
Sony Michel ran for 121 yards and one score, Stafford hit on 26-of-38 passes for 295 yards and three touchdowns and the Los Angeles’ defensive unit limited Jacksonville to a mere 197 total yards.