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Von Miller, Washington Commanders pass rusher, reached a significant milestone by tying NFL legends Richard Dent and John Randle for tenth place in career sacks. With 137.5 sacks, Miller now faces the Philadelphia Eagles in his final regular-season game, aiming to surpass DeMarcus Ware and potentially challenge spots seven and eight in the all-time sacks list.

Minnesota Vikings stun Detroit Lions, spoiling playoff hopes; Max Brosmer leads unlikely victory with just three passing yards, Vikings defense forces six turnovers.

Bo Nix leads Broncos to Christmas win over Chiefs, securing AFC West title shot

Broncos Secure Tough Win Over Chiefs, Eyeing AFC West Title The Denver Broncos triumphed in a challenging 20-13 victory against the Kansas City Chiefs on Christmas night, marking their first sweep of Kansas City since 2014 and their first win at Arrowhead Stadium since 2015. Bo Nix made history with his 25+ touchdown passes in his first two seasons, while Courtland Sutton reached the 1,000-yard receiving mark for the second consecutive year. The Broncos defense dominated, limiting the Chiefs to just 139 total yards and 13 points. Despite injuries and missed opportunities, the team is preparing for a potential AFC West title and top seed in the conference, with a crucial matchup against the Los Angeles Chargers looming.

Travis Kelce, Kansas City Chiefs star tight end, expressed his frustration and disappointment in an emotional interview with Tony Gonzalez. The teams disappointing 2025 season, marked by missed playoff opportunities and one-score losses, has left Kelce feeling like he let down head coach Andy Reid, with whom he has a long-standing relationship. As Kelce considers retirement, their shared legacy in Kansas City remains unshakable, despite the teams current struggles.

In a thrilling Christmas showdown, the Kansas City Chiefs fell just short against the Denver Broncos, losing 20-13. Despite a valiant defensive effort led by coordinator Steve Spagnuolo and standout performances from Nick Bolton and Brashard Smith, the Chiefs offense struggled, managing only 139 yards. The game-winning touchdown was sealed by a crucial penalty, but the Chiefs resilience offers hope for future battles.

Dallas Cowboys make NFL history with perfect fourth-down performance, defeating Washington Commanders 30-23 on Christmas Day. Quarterback Dak Prescott shines with 307 yards and two touchdowns, while Javonte Williams and Malik Davis contribute on the ground. The Cowboys secure the win with late field goals and a successful final drive, ending a three-game losing streak and heading into the season finale against the New York Giants.

On Christmas Day, third-stringer Chris Oladokun stepped up for the Kansas City Chiefs, leading a thrilling comeback against the Denver Broncos. Despite injuries to Mahomes and Minshew, Oladokun showcased his poise, making history with a fumble recovery and a game-winning touchdown pass, proving the Chiefs magic isnt limited to one player.

Cowboys Schottenheimer Emphasizes Winning Culture: Aims for Final Victory Against Giants In his first season as head coach, Brian Schottenheimer led the Dallas Cowboys to an 8-8-1 record, securing a second-place finish in the NFC East. Despite missing the playoffs, Schottenheimer stressed the importance of winning every game, highlighting their 4-1 division record. The Cowboys secured their eighth win with a 30-23 victory over the Washington Commanders, showcasing their fight and resilience. Quarterback Dak Prescott and running backs Malik Davis and Javonte Williams contributed significantly to the victory. With key receivers like CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens stepping up, the Cowboys aim to end the season on a high note against the New York Giants on January fourth.