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In a disheartening Christmas Day loss, the Washington Commanders suffered a significant blow when star center Tyler Biadasz went down with a suspected knee and ankle injury. The teams offensive line struggled without him, leading to a second-half collapse against the Dallas Cowboys. As they prepare for the rest of the season, the Commanders must now focus on evaluating their depth and monitoring Biadaszs recovery.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers pass-rusher Calijah Kancey nears return, aiming to bolster defense ahead of crucial matchup against Miami Dolphins. Bucs fight for NFC South title and playoff spot, with a win keeping them alive. Injury updates: Bucs receiver Chris Godwin out, while Dolphins have several limited and absent players.

Travis Kelces potential final home game at Arrowhead Stadium sparks a heartfelt tribute from Chiefs Kingdom. Despite retirement rumors, Kelce leaves the door open for a return, but tonights matchup against the Broncos serves as a poignant reminder of his enduring legacy.

Chris Okadokun throws first career TD, Chiefs lead Broncos 7-3 in second quarter

In the first quarter of the Denver Broncos vs Kansas City Chiefs matchup, the Chiefs won the coin toss and deferred, giving the Broncos the first possession. The Broncos drove down the field, scoring a field goal after a methodical eight-play, eight-minute drive. The Chiefs responded with a drive that stalled on fourth down, leading to a punt. The Broncos next drive faltered with a missed pass, a lost yardage on an RPO, and an interception. As the first quarter ended, the Chiefs were driving into the red zone, setting up a tense start to the second quarter.

The Cincinnati Bengals and Arizona Cardinals both had light practices on Christmas Day, with just a few players missing due to injuries. The Bengals list includes defensive tackle B.J. Hill, tight end Cam Grandy, wide receiver Charlie Jones, and defensive end Joseph Ossai. The Cardinals list is longer, with six players not practicing and six more limited, including star wide receiver Marvin Harrison Junior and safety Budda Baker. Fans are buzzing about how these injuries could impact the upcoming matchup between the two teams.

Lamar Jacksons playoff hopes hang in the balance as hes doubtful for Saturdays game against the Packers due to a deep tissue contusion. Tyler Huntley prepares to step in, aiming to replicate his successful performance from Week eight against the Bears.

The Green Bay Packers secured their third consecutive playoff berth, wrapping up a nine-win season, as the Minnesota Vikings defense forced six turnovers to defeat the Detroit Lions, eliminating them from wildcard contention. Meanwhile, other NFC teams like the Philadelphia Eagles, Seattle Seahawks, Chicago Bears, San Francisco 49ers, and Los Angeles Rams have also clinched playoff spots. In the AFC, the Denver Broncos, New England Patriots, Buffalo Bills, Jacksonville Jaguars, and Los Angeles Chargers are in, with Denver leading at twelve and three for a shot at a first-round bye. The Dallas Cowboys kept their faint hopes alive with a win over the Washington Commanders, setting the stage for thrilling finishes across both conferences.

The Philadelphia Eagles face the Buffalo Bills in a crucial Week 17 matchup, with playoff seeding on the line. The Eagles, at 10-5, could secure the number two seed with a win, while the Bills, at 11-4, aim to secure the top spot in the AFC East. The Eagles stout defense will face a challenge from Bills QB Josh Allen, who has thrown for 3,406 yards and 25 TDs, and rushed for 552 yards and 12 TDs. Running back James Cook leads the NFL in rushing yards and TDs. The game promises fireworks, with Allen potentially heating up early at home.