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The Baltimore Ravens suffer a tough loss, with star QB Lamar Jackson sidelined by a back injury. Rumors of tension between Jackson and the team surface, but coach Harbaugh dismisses them. Jacksons status for the upcoming game against the Packers remains uncertain, as the Ravens playoff hopes hang by a thread.

Seattle Seahawks Laser Focus: Aiming for NFCs Top Seed - The Seahawks, with a 12-3 record, are relentlessly pursuing the NFCs top seed. Offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak encapsulates their no-nonsense approach, reminding everyone of their red zone efficiency. Kubiaks wide-zone scheme has transformed QB Sam Darnold into an MVP contender. As the postseason nears, the Seahawks focus makes them a formidable force, poised to finish strong and make a deep playoff run.

Brandon Aiyuk, San Francisco Forty-Niners receiver, apologizes for speeding video, vows to stop, after team releases him from contract, following ACL injury and disappointing season.

Panthers Star Rookie WR McMillan Rests, Injury Updates Abound as Playoff Push Begins

T.J. Watt Returns to Practice: The Pittsburgh Steelers star pass rusher, T.J. Watt, has resumed individual drills just two weeks after surgery for a partially punctured lung. His quick recovery has teammates excited, with linebacker Alex Highsmith calling it awesome. Watts presence as a leader and his performance this season, which includes fifty-three tackles and seven sacks, have been crucial to the Steelers success. The team currently sits at nine wins and six losses, with a chance to clinch the AFC North division title against the Cleveland Browns. However, Watts status for Sundays game remains uncertain, as the team may hold him out to ensure hes ready for the playoffs.

Week seventeens NFL Survivor pool pick: New England Patriots at New York Jets. After eliminating teams facing top-ten opponents and dodging spotlight games, the Patriots stand out with an eighty-six percent win chance, projecting a thirty-to-fourteen blowout. Honorable mentions: Broncos at Kansas City or Rams at Atlanta.

The San Francisco Forty-Niners showcased their offensive prowess on Monday Night Football, defeating the Indianapolis Colts. Quarterback Brock Purdy had a standout game, completing 25 of 34 passes for 295 yards, 5 touchdowns, and 1 interception, earning a 126.8 passer rating and a top overall grade of 96.6 from Pro Football Focus. Tight end George Kittle also shone, catching 7 passes for 115 yards and a touchdown, while left tackle Trent Williams dominated with a 91.0 grade. Running back Christian McCaffrey added balance, rushing for 117 yards on 21 carries. With Purdys exceptional performance and solid protection, the Forty-Niners offense looks unstoppable, positioning them as a formidable force in the league.

Brandon Aiyuk, San Francisco Forty Niners wide receiver, faces contract drama after tearing his ACL, MCL, and meniscus. Hes been sidelined all season and may be released after the season. Aiyuk recently apologized for speeding on a California freeway, vowing to stop such behavior. His future with the team remains uncertain.

Baltimore Ravens coach John Harbaugh dismisses rumors of tension with quarterback Lamar Jackson, praising their A-plus relationship. Despite reports of Jacksons questionable work ethic, Harbaugh asserts hes never seen Jackson sleeping in meetings and shares a strong bond with him. Jacksons health remains a concern, with Tyler Huntley ready to start if needed. The team remains united as they prepare for the Bears game.