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Despite a crucial victory over the Bengals, the Ravens playoff hopes hinge on Lamar Jacksons return to form. Post-injury, his running and passing have faltered, with lower rushing yards and passing accuracy. The teams offense has struggled, and they need improvements to avoid a disappointing season end.

The New York Giants have signed rookie kicker Ben Sauls, marking their fifth kicker this season. Despite his inexperience, Sauls has impressed in practice with his professionalism and quick adaptation. His left-footed kicking style requires a change in the holding operation, but the coaching staff is confident in his abilities. Theyre working to establish his range for game day, considering potential weather conditions.

Injury concerns loom over the Arizona Cardinals and Atlanta Falcons as they prepare for their Week sixteen matchup. Key players like Drake London, James Pearce Junior, Paris Johnson Junior, Jalen Thompson, and Marvin Harrison Junior are all dealing with injuries, potentially impacting their performance. Despite being out of playoff contention, both teams aim to finish the season strong. The Cardinals, hosting the Falcons, are focusing on unity and support within their squad, with quarterback Jacoby Brissett expressing gratitude for his teammates efforts. Final inactive lists will be announced before Sundays kickoff.

In this Sundays crucial Week Sixteen matchup, the Green Bay Packers face the Chicago Bears at Soldier Field, with the Packers reeling from a significant injury to All-Pro defender Micah Parsons. The Bears, led by running back Kyle Monangai and wide receiver D.J. Moore, are expected to capitalize on Green Bays depleted roster, with Monangai poised for a larger workload and Moore set to be the primary target for quarterback Caleb Williams.

The Chargers face uncertainty in Week Sixteen as several key players, including Quentin Johnston, Bud Dupree, Derius Davis, R.J. Mickens, Elijah Molden, Trey Pipkins, and Teair Tart, are questionable or ruled out due to injuries. Their availability could greatly impact the teams performance in the upcoming game.

Devaughn Vele, acquired by the New Orleans Saints from the Denver Broncos, has been placed on injured reserve due to a shoulder injury, ending his season. Vele, who had a promising start with the Saints, will miss the final three games and wont return until the 2026 season. Despite this setback, the Saints are optimistic about his future contributions, while the Broncos maintain a strong receiving corps.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have signed safety J.T. Gray from their practice squad to the active roster, adding a seasoned special teams player to their lineup. Gray, a first-team All-Pro in 2021, made his debut against the Atlanta Falcons, recording one tackle. To make room for Gray, the team waived rookie linebacker Nick Jackson, who had a roller-coaster journey with the Buccaneers, starting as an undrafted free agent and even starting a game.

Seahawks Secure Top Seed in NFC, Despite Lineup Concerns: Despite ongoing debates about their starting lineup, the Seattle Seahawks clinch the top seed in the NFC after a thrilling overtime win against the Rams. Right guard Anthony Bradford, who has started every game, has been a consistent presence, contributing to the teams high scoring. The offensive line played every snap, and wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba remains the top target. However, defensive injuries are a concern, with Nick Emmanwori cleared and others awaiting updates. The Seahawks now enjoy a long week of rest before facing the Carolina Panthers.

Seahawks Ernest Jones calls out Rams for disrespectful behavior during their recent matchup, highlighting the importance of sportsmanship in victory and defeat. Rams, known for discipline, face a chance to reflect and regroup ahead of their next encounter with the Seahawks.