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The Baltimore Ravens defense faces uncertainty ahead of their Sunday night matchup against the New England Patriots. Key players like Chidobe Awuzie, Kyle Hamilton, and John Jenkins are questionable due to injuries. Hamiltons status is particularly concerning, but hes expected to play. ArDarius Washington and Malaki Starks are poised to step up, while rookie Aeneas Peebles could see action if Jenkins and Urban are out. The Ravens defensive lineup will be clearer at six fifty p.m. eastern time, setting the stage for a tense game.

The New York Giants suffered their ninth consecutive defeat, losing to the Minnesota Vikings 16-13 in a hard-fought game at MetLife Stadium. The Giants offensive line struggled, with starting left guard Jon Runyan out and star left tackle Andrew Thomas injured. Despite the setbacks, the Giants defense showed resilience, with Brian Burns leading the charge with two sacks. However, costly penalties and a struggling offense ultimately led to the Giants loss. Both teams now prepare for their next matchup in Las Vegas, with each loss potentially impacting their draft position.

Dallas Cowboys suffer disappointing home loss to Chargers, dropping them to 6-8-1; defense struggles, Prescotts performance limited; fans key goals mostly unmet; team limps into offseason with two road games left.

The New Orleans Saints wrapped up their season with a resounding victory over the New York Jets, securing their third straight win and improving to four wins and three losses since rookie quarterback Tyler Shough took over. Shough had his first three-hundred-yard game, connecting with wide receiver Chris Olave and tight ends Juwan Johnson and Taysom Hill. The pass rush also shone, sacking Jets quarterback Brady Cook seven times. The Saints have road games against Tennessee and Atlanta, aiming for a five-game winning streak and setting a strong foundation for head coach Kellen Moores second season.

Despite a barrage of injuries, the Minnesota Vikings triumphed over the New York Giants in a hard-fought 16-13 victory. The Vikings defense shone, with Brian Burns strip-sack and Tyler Nubins touchdown return highlighting their dominance. The Giants offense floundered, with Jaxson Dart completing just seven passes for a mere 33 yards, leading to a dismal 13 passing yards for the team. The Vikings resilience and defensive prowess secured the win, keeping their spirits high heading into the season.

Brian Burns Shines in Giants Loss: Defenses First Touchdown Highlights Stellar Season

Chargers Secure Dominant Win Over Cowboys, Boosting Playoff Hopes The Los Angeles Chargers triumphed over the Dallas Cowboys with a thirty-four to seventeen victory, securing their eleventh win and solidifying their playoff position. The Cowboys, on the other hand, suffered their third consecutive loss, officially eliminating them from playoff contention. The game was tight at halftime, with the Chargers leading twenty-one to seventeen. However, Los Angeles dominated the second half, outscoring Dallas thirteen to nothing and outgaining them two hundred nineteen yards to one hundred twenty-nine. Quarterback Justin Herbert shone for the Chargers, completing twenty-three of twenty-nine passes for three hundred yards and two touchdowns. Wide receiver Quentin Johnston had a standout performance, catching four passes for one hundred four yards, including a highlight-reel one-handed touchdown grab. Ladd McConkey and Omarion Hampton also contributed with touchdown receptions and rushing scores. For the Cowboys, Dak Prescott completed twenty-one of thirty passes for two hundred forty-four yards and two touchdowns before backup Joe Milton took over. George Pickens and CeeDee Lamb had notable performances, with Pickens catching seven passes for one hundred thirty yards and a score, and Lamb reaching the one thousand-yard mark for the season on six catches for fifty-one yards. This impressive win solidifies the Chargers position in the playoff race, demonstrating their ability to perform under pressure and secure crucial victories.

In a thrilling matchup, the Cleveland Browns, despite being underdogs, are keeping pace with the Buffalo Bills. A gritty, time-consuming drive culminated in a touchdown by rookie tight end Harold Fannin Junior, who also set a franchise record for catches by a rookie this season. Quarterback Shedeur Sanders has had a mixed day, but the run game, led by undrafted rookie Raheim Sanders, has been a standout, with the Browns amassing 141 rushing yards. As the game ticks down, the Browns ground attack could keep them in contention until the end.

Cleveland Browns rookie star Quinshon Judkins suffers a broken leg, potentially ending his season and raising concerns about a possible knee injury. Despite playing on a struggling offense, Judkins had a promising rookie year with impressive stats. The extent of his injury and recovery time remain uncertain, but his future in the league is still promising.